The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-11
Beaten to FRAGILE
Jim HOaO Came Back
And Earned a Draw

set Woodward gasping, and he was
all in when Clark completed the
wreck by crossing his left lightly
over to the jaw.
Hoao VS.. Gilmore.
Before the main event started Cor
poral Allen of the First Field Artil-
lery challenged the winner, and
similar challenge was received from
Servain of Fort Shafter. Dick Sulli-
van called the men together and
clean break was decided on.
First Round-Gilmore rushed his
man, who ducked neatly. In a second
rush he put right to the face. Gil.
more continued his rushing tactics.
but Hoao got under his swings every
time, to the evident puzzlement of
the San Franciscan. Gilmore's round.
Second Round-Hoao put left to
face and scored with body blow.
Gilmore went RICH after his man. but
was unable to land Hoao had the
shade.
Third Round-Gilmore took the
fight to the native at the start and
seemed irritated by the later's eva
sive tactics. He roughed it bit in
the clinches and Hoao looked at rae
referee appealingly. Jim put a nice
left to the jaw and then connected
near the point with right swing.
Hoao's round.
Fourth Round-Hoao started in
with his left, landing couple Of
times on the face. Gilmore didn't rel
ish his game, judging by the look on
his face. Hoao kept after the main
lander and had him backing up. Jim
smashed his left to Gilmore's throat
and his head went back. All Hoao's
round.
Fifth ROund-Hoao landed almost
at will and Gilmore seemed to he
going. He rallied, however, and sent
three good lefts to the face, cutting
Jim's lip and setting his nose a-bleed-
ing. Honors even.
Sixth Round Gilmore came up
strongly and went after his man in
"a businesslike style. He put his right
hard to the ear. Hoao was distressed
and seemed to be weakening Gil
more buffeted him considerably be-
fore the round was ended. All GHe
mores.
Seventh Round-Hoao put right to
the heart and followed with a hook TO
the jaw. Gilmore hesitated and Hoao
kept busy. Gilmore started to stall
a bit and the gong was a welcome
sound to him, HOao's round.
Eighth Romd-Gilmore swung
hard right but missed, and Hoao shot
in left to the face and Gilmore
Went into clinch. Both men were
tired Gilmore rushed Hoao to the
ropes and a fierce mix-up followed,
the native getting the worst of the
exchanges. Hoao was on his knee
when the gong sent both men to their
corners. Gilmores round.
Ninth Round-Hoao came up weak
ly. Gilmore went in to finish him.
Jim took. the count, and though he
could hardly keep on his feet on put
ting up his hands again, Gilmore
could not put him out. Again Jim
dropped to his knee and again he
came up. Gilmore landed several
times, but with insufficient force to
do any damage. Hoao was making a
feeble attempt to hit Gilmore when
the gong sounded. Gilmore's round
Tenth Round-Jim rallied marvel
ously. He put his left to the jaw and
got a left to the face in exchange
Gilmore was too tired to follow Of
fensive tactics and contented himself
with covering up. Honors even.
Eleventh Roundabout men got
busy on the resumption of hostilities
jim put a stiff right to the ear and
Gilmore responded in kind. Jim
scored with a left to the face and
Gilmore appeared dazed. Hoao kept
after his man with right and left and
nearly had Gilmore finished when the
round ended. Hoao's round
Twelfth Round-Gimore rushed his
man, but was stopped with a straight
left. Hoao was going strongly and
essayed a right upper-cut which just
missed its mark. Gilmore covered up
and went into a clinch. On the break
away jim landed with his left and
Gilmore put a feeble right to Jim's
neck. Hoao shot his left to the mouth
and the round ended with Gilmore
very wobbly Hoao's round.
High School played only nine men
on Saturday against the Kams. Mar
Hath g4npaI