The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
NELSON NO MATCH
FOR COAST FIGHTER
COrnyn Put Marine Out of His
Embarrassment in Beginning
of Fifth Round.

A quick jab to the stomach, which
put George Nelson down and out in the
fifth round at Aloha Park last night,
ended the Marine 5 embarrassment and
stopped the farce Of the evening. He
was outclassd all along the line and
although he hurled his mitts right and
left occasionally, landing on Pat
Cornyn' 5 jaw, the latter hit him every
time he stood up TO fight and slapped
him over the back and arms while the
Marine stood with his face buried in
His hands.
Nelson was swinging wild when he
was not hiding his face and Topping
over so that Cornyn could not get to
him. Finally the audience yelled,
"Get under his guard Pat
The Californian took~ethe tip opened
Nelson up in the clfch and put IN
short uppercuts. which stood the Ma
rine off. In the fifth. while Nelson was
rushing. Cornyn caught him with d
quick punch in the solar plexus and
Nelson went down for the full count
before the round had hardly gotten
under way.
The star event of the bouts was
the 90 between Tim Terrien of the
Engineer Corps and Jim Hoao. "the
Honolulu Wonder - This event was
scheduled to 90 six rounds but only
lasted three Terrien rushed into a
cyclone when he tackled Hoao. but
showed his nerve by standing up twice,
after the knockout blow took his wind,
for the finishing touches.
In the last round they rushed right
to it at the sound of the gong. Tim
uppercut but missed and the Cyclone
put it all over him, landing on face
and BODY Tim landed a swing to the
Jaw and got the punch under the ribs
which laid him out He took nine
counts and then dragged himself to his
feet and tried to swing on Hoao but
! he was weak and dazed. One punch
in the jaw put him down again but
he got up game and started toward the
native. who was Just waiting and
handed him another Jolt in the jaw
that ended it.
Young Cans got the decision ever
Bugler Sarcone in clean four round
boxing exhibition which has the first
| of the preliminares in the Aloha Park
ring last night. Sarcone landed first
in the first round with a couple Il
punches to the Jaw. Cans kent wash,
/ ing into a clinch He swung TO the
bugler's head several times but was
blocked Then Sarc0ne rushed Cans
to the ropes. just befo~e the finish Of
the first Cans got in some pretty hard
blows in the second round which start
! ed the blood from Sarcone : nose and
the Marine delivered some stiff body
blows in return. In the third Sarcone
put punch to the fact ana swun :
right and left. forcing Cans to the
ropes Cans landed an dppercut III this
round and hard punch to the face
and they were both swinging .ivtly
when the gong sounded.
In the fourth Sarcone rls>rd two
wicked swings. which Cans backstep-
ped. Cans landed on the bug,a2 5 Jaw
and got away. just about the end e
the bout Cans got in another uppercut
and Jack McFadden. who refnfcel the
preliminariee. gave him the =! sion,
The preliminaries ended ABBOTT rhine
thirty and then Jim Fox stepped iuta
the ring to referee the big fgh;. Nc
I Fadden introduced the prin" pals a
/ George Nelson, from the Marine Bar
hacks. and Pat Cornvn. he champion
/ W elterweight Of the pacrf Coast
I The newcomer was the fav--.te V tn
the r.ngside lights. being rather Shorter
+ than the Marine but Of ~touto~ build
/ Cornvn started things IN the first
/ round with short lab to the face
| Then Nelson put up the pace, rushing