Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-22
DICK CULLEN.
BEATS UNHOLz
FAIR ON points
REFEREE GIVES GO AS
DRAW-BAD DECISION


Although outfought, outgeheraied'
and outclassed, even at inhghtihg ,
Rudolph UnholZ stood In the center
OF the ring at the Stadium last nign
at the conclusion OF MS contest WIN
Dick Cullen, and had the cool ell
frontery to appear disappointed. Bu'
apart from that feigned look unhoiz
was a sorry-looking object. lie mac
been beaten all over the ring through
fifteen OF the twenty rounds iought'
and bore unmistakable signs OF VIVA
he had been put through. On the
other hand, Cullen, apart from d
slight discoloration OF the nose, es
capped unscathed. Ana that notwith
standing that at no time did ne dc
cline an invitation To rally ana 'ha'
he was always there when there was
anything doing. Inc raster uhhoit
desired to make II the better pieaseu
was Cullen. He crowded him dur
ing the greater portion OF the time
and outpointed him at every depart
ment Of the game taken up. but III
keeping with the custom whieh
seems to have grown up OF late' the
decision given by Referee snowy
Baker was a wrong one During
the last three or four ROUNDS IL was
clear to almost every indi'iuua'
around the ring That unhoiz requir-
ed To administer knockout 10 save
him from defeat. Not only ala ne
not land that punch, but ne iaiieu
To improve on his showing OF the
previous rounds. When they nhai-
ly shook hands the margin between
the pair was so VIDE that even the
uninitiated must have been able TO
choose the winner. During. hfteeh
out or the twenty rounds cullen was
on top, ana there should not nave
been the slightest hesitation on the
part OF the reteree IN declaring III
his favor. But AFTER having put up
what was probably the hardest ana
one OF the best battles OF ms career'
Cullen had the Keen disappointment
OF having TO listen 10 DECLARATION
That he had hnlshed up on equai
terms with MS opponent
cullen, VINO welghed sst. lzip''
ana had the advantage OF olo' III
weight ala not snow TO advantage
Immediately. lie appeared TO De
suffering from stage-tright' win tne
result that Tor three rounds ohholz
star was In the ascendant. Inc
tenth and thirteenth ROUNDS were
the only others In whlch Inc boer
was on top. When cullen Threw ON
his nervousness ana warmed up to
his work he Fought splendldiy' with
the result that those VINO went to
soon MIN came away ioudly pralsihs
him. Nobody expected anythihe
wonderful OF hlm' On MS display
down as about the poorest sample Oh
boxer ever sent from the United
STATES 10 Australia' lie heithe'
poSed nor iousht' Out last hisht NJ
eSceiled In Doth departments WINE
ne boxed ohholz simple ATE hi'
left' during the PERIODS In which
they mixed Things ne more thah heio
MS own onhoz certainly uid 'h'
most punching on those occasions
Dut nine out Oh Ten Oh MS biow'
lahueu on projecting glove Ever,
no" ana 'hen oui'en came OUT "
ms Meeshah'ihe siho'hers' ana tnen
uhho'z Always ieit a stihsihs pio"
gu 'ne Jaw "A. innsn,ns' con
siueraoie amount Vi which was IN
uuiseu ih' Cu,ieii was aiso On Top
ne always ne,u ms opponen' S',,e
ana III Dreaming away from the
clincnes ai'nos. ih'ariap,y SWUNG
one oi n's nahus nea.Hy 70 'n'