Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-03
INGLE HAD EASY
Time With DE
MELL0
HiIo Lion Thoroughly Tanned
In Mill That Was of a Dull
SameneSS Throughout.
BY LAURENCE REpINoToN.

OF the lngle-De Mello fight Saturday
afternoon, no one could have told the
first round from the fifteenth, or the
second from the seventh, when the
film was run off. The mill was a
dull gray sameness all the way
through. One round was just like
another, and there were no distin-
gushing features to remember for fu-
ture tanning. All in ALL 1t was a
disappointing exhibition.
or more Importance than the fight
the first out Of doors one ever staged
in Honolulu. The experiment was an
unqualified success, and no one who
saw the bouts from even the top row
of the bleachers would have traded
his seat for one at the ringside Of
an indoor affair. The management
was first rate. Everyone could SEQ
the ring, and to watch the inside
work 1t wasn't necessary to inhale
the smoke from everyone else's cigar
or cigarette. II was better for the
fighters and better for the fans, and
Iii ,,o ro,,aa,od ,,,d tno, nr,, ,,,oro
showo n, tho hind viii have tho oome
setting.
De MellO Far on.
Ron do Mil vos d,sorroirt-
ment to his friends and to the large
10 ohaor hin, an IN tho yic,orv tbot
ho never oo, within s,riLino dis,onco
or An mot ann bo soid In bio fo,,or
10 thot ho tool a number n, s,ie
n,,nhos an tho nose and came boct
for moro ua didn,t m,ue NEARLY tho
Gobt thot no ala ayoinot lin uo,o
or ovon ogoinst slim ci,more and
saamod IN no much s,over than In
oi,hor ~ bis nroyious 6ybts In uo-
no,n,r Tbrougbont the fpbt InyIe
was the .yyressor and do MeIIo was
conti,ualIv h.ckinp owav In severol
rounds tba latter made wild rushes
nc soop nc tbe gong broupbt tho mon
from tbeir corners but these were
mere flashes in the nan and died
down before n minnie of lighting was
gone
IngIe showed himself n clever COW
erer and nut nm n puard that was all
elbovs and foraarms he MeIIo found
n olmoet imnoesihIe IN slim 81 nunch
through the network that his oppo-
nent drew across his stomach and
roce wbenever tho UiIo Lion got too
familiar
II wos obout the seventh round that
No Males nose commenced IN bleed,
and from tbep until tho and os the
fight Ingle managed to give il enough
ns ~ ~ Laon n aoiro IN oyory
round II must have been n nretty
,oro r,on,hor Too for Ran IN tho
sroI roundo wont into tbe ring with
he oIovoo hold IN front os his heak
In n eort os cIam-sbelI puard and
loo, an .or,s ~ hodv onepinys rather
,Sa, houo ,ho oora snnt touched nm
r. IncIe had been n knock-out man
ba could have snished he MeIlo any
- s,.a,, tha eleventh on In the
sn,rtoonth no NeIlo tried IN rush IL
with tho noesibiIitv of landing n lucky
,,,,na,, hrt IngIe wouIdn,t take any
phannn nf lpqinp decision nIfpnuY
won and even If he had left an OMEN
inr n 10 douhtful whether De Mello
hn5 tho steom left tn mt him away.
po,eree Mike Patton had an easy thing
=, 4, ,,hon tho gong sounded the fin
,sh -, tho sght and neither De Mello
49,, h,a sooonde had onv hone of get
,ina a draw This was apparent from
remarks that came from Ben's cor,
nor In the closing rounds.
Lam C,.,er
Toxt IN the main event and the
novo,tv of the open-air arena, the in
,aroot cantered In the appearance of
tho Ionanese boxer. Fred Hanogata,
uho Go batter known nv his ring name
NJ yomaeato. It seems that when
vou,y TOGO came IN the fore. Hano-
eata decided that he too would take