Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-01
RING FANS FED
At 4 O'CLOCK
TODAY
First 0pen-Air Boxing Show
Has De MeIIo and IngIe
For HeadIinerS.

This afternoon the question Of SUI
premacy between the old-timc ring ri
walls Ben de Mollo and George Ingle
will he settled. At about o'clock this
afternoon they will climb through the
ropes of the new opcn-air ring at Ath-
lotiC Park and cndeavOr for maxi
mum time of 45 minutes actual fight
ing to assist one another over the Dor
dcrs of sunderland. II should be a
good fight. II looks like n good fight
on paper and the form the boys them
selves have shown indicates that they
are both in shape to put up their best
efforts.
Dc Mcllo has the better Of the
weights by several pounds, but lnglc
feels that the experience gained on the
Coast and the moral effect of two pre-
vious decisions over the Hilo Lion,
more than even up the matter Of
pounds. Inglc hits well with both
hands and In his last fight with dc
Mcllo. at Wailuku the night Of July
2. 1911, had the Portuguese all but
out in the tenth and final round At
that time InElc was nearly Is pounds
lighter than he Is today, while d"
McllO scaled about the same. De
Mclo, though has improved in his
style since then. He uses better iudg
ment. and will surely be able to keep
away from some Of the punishment
that he ran into at the former meet
ing
The main event Is scheduled for iif-
teen rounds. and Mike Patton will ref
cree. There are 16 rounds of prclms
leading up to the closer, so II will prob
ably be a few minutes after before
the gong strikes for the big dOings.
The preliminary card Is Young Cans
vs. MOrlarity, 6 rounds; BaucrsaCks
VS. Caples. 6 rounds; Plug" Milne vs..
Yamagato. rounds. Moriarity and
BaucrsOCks are soldiers from Leilchua,
and It Is expected that they will have
quite a khaki-clad following to root for
them.
The gates at Athletic Park open at
and the first bout Is scheduled for 4.
1t will probably he started on time, too.
for If all the boxing goes the limit 1t
will be well on towards dinner time
before the show closes The prcllm-
inarics will be refereed by Johnny Nc
Carthy.
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Jimmy Britt writes to Frisco friends
that he has just closed n successful
theatrical tour and will visit his folks
hn
summer months Britt mentions that
he is seriously thinking of recntCring
the ring and his first bout will be with
TX. O" Brown in New York Jimmy
states that he has been keeping him
self In good condition; that he feels
as good ms he ever did and still thinks
there are few fights left in him.
Would you call the suitcase given hs
the V. NJ. c. A. to its departing phys
iCal director Il Hand bag?
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at all that Nardon's advice Is sound.
and as a rider to 1t may | add that
we should try to follow through with
the club exactly the same distance as
we swung 1t back,
Theoretically. we should he able to
vary our approach from the half shot,
through the three quarter, to the full
swing. Practically 1t is as difficult to
do this smoothly as 1t is for the sing
cr to pass from the upper register
through the middle to the lower. Tho
three quarter swing is rather a differ
cnt thing from the half shot, and re-
quircs more care on the part Of the
man who is not endowed with strong
wrists