Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06
INGLE MATCHED
With De MELLO
PAR Will Box Here June !,
Winner to Take on
Mccarthy.

Promoter AyrCs says that he has
matched George Ingle and Ben de
Mcllo for fight in this city June /.
johnny Mccarthy, as the result Of his
decisive victory over Young Caplcs on
Saturday night Is to go against the
winner Of the Iugle- DE Molo affair.
lnglc and De MeIlo have boxed twice
before. but never before local fans.
lngle has two decisions to his credit,
but De Mollu is a much improved boy
since that time and should put up u
hard fight
Local ring followers have now had
chance to see both Ingle and Nc
Carthy in action" said Ayres this
morning They also know what De
Mcllo can do. think for this reason
that the two matches have In mind
viii be popular"
Two points were brought sharply TO
the fore by Saturday nights fight card.
The first was that highbrow physical
culture won't stack up with the rough
stun that grows south Of the slot"
The second was that the fellows who
gave 10 to . on Johnny Mccarthy. and
would have been willing to stretch
even these generous odds as far as 10
takers. knew what they were doing.
Young MIR. Caplcs, or. rather, Mr..
Young Caplos of Buffalo. showed that
he had been somewhat overtouted. 1t
seems hard to believe that the hero
of long string of desperate battles
should be 50 IN at ease In the ring
and so ovcrunXious as to beat him
self In the first two rounds And that
| Is about what Caples did in his sched-
ulcd l2-rUund go with Johnny Me-
| Carthy of san Francisco He spent
| himself In the first six minutes OF
| lighting, while Mccarthy took things
easy and, when he had his man well
| tired out, proceeded to wind up the
affair In Just half the time that the
| program announced.
When the gong called the men from
their corners, with Mike Patton as third
man in the ring, Caples was palpably
nervous with his wonderfully devel-
oped muscles ripping all over his
body, he looked considerably smoother
than Mccarthy. The latter, however,
| showed all the hall marks Of the old
stagcr that he Is, ana he quickly de-
cided to let his nervous opponent wear
himself out IN the opening sessions.
| The first round was about an even
break, Mccarthy getting In some hard
kidney blows, while a right to the jaw
was Caplcs most effective punch.
caples Tired Fast.
| The second was a repetition OF the
first, and was fairly even. but in the
third Caples began to tire nOtiCeably,
! while Mccarthy began to send In heavy
! upward rips to the side of the head in
| the inhghting lie started Caples nose
! bleeding, and kept il going throughout
the remainder of the fight with these
glancing upperCuts, while he landed
with either hand. Caples got in two
good rights To the side OF the head.
The fourth round closed with flu
rious rally in which Cuples was APP
parcntly holding his own. The wise
ones, however, said that Mccarthy
was only stalling. Mccarthy had a
cleir lead in the fifth and sixth, land
ing some heavy lcfts to the face that
had a lot of weight behind them. A
volley of rights and lefts to the neck
ana nose toward the close Of the sixth
beat down 'dples' guard, and he went
to his corner looking pretty groggy.
lie was no sooner seated, however,
'ldH MS SECONDS ChuChcd IN the towel,
announcing that the pride of Pearl
| ilarhOr had had enough II was GER
tainly the better part of vaIor for Ca
pies to quit lie might have stayed
Il couple of rounds more, but he would
have got bad beating by so doing,
and the fight could only have ended
In one way. Caples was too tired to
stand any chance of landing chance
| knockout
The Prelims.
1t took Theo Willer Of Fort Shafter
Just three rounds to take a nice little
knockout from George Ingle. The fans
are used TO seeing Willer go into the
ring fun of fight, only to receive a few
good stim punches on the jaw and curl
up gracefully on the canvas
In the same number of periods
tommy Wahilani accounted for Nc
Richie of Fort Kruger. The latter
seemed unable to protect himself at
all, and Referee Giles called the
slaughter on in the third.
The Orpheum showed number OF
paid spots, the attendance not being
nearly 80 COOS as at the last Gilmore
DE M"llo fight Local fans like the
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