Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-27
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Pa: Kiiiasn klscks Patsy Cardiff Out
IN The Fourth Rsund-A Short
Bout
An Unusual Interruption ut shospShead
Bay-DiIsAtisf>d speCtstors-rhs
Dryers Withdraw Their Horses.
Cardiff R,IIeer Eli.

Cardiff KtIIeer BIiN.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 26.-The
fifteen round glove contest between Patsy
Cardiff and Pa. Killeen, both claiming to
De the champion heavy Weights # the
northwest, drew 6n audience OF 1850 peO-
pie to the Washington rink this evening.
According to the articles CT the agree
ment, the fght was to be fifteen ROUNDS,
Marquis Of Q Ieensbury rules with two
ulce gloves, the winner to take 10
snd the loser % per cert. Of the gate
receipts, the winner to be declared the
champion Of the northwest. Excitement
over the event ran higa and large delega-
tious OF sporting men from Omaha,
Chicago, Duluth and other northwestern
points were present. Il was claimed oy
Carditf's friends th8t he was never
in oer;er condition for nght End this
atch is to be no draw. k.lleen's friends
made equally emphatic statements. The
men entered the ring ct 9:25 O'clock,
here being no preiminsries. Cardiff
weighed I73 and Klleea 1870. Professor
John Donaldson aud J0hu LapgtCn sec
cude6 Cardiff, while Pat Mccarthy and
John CLARK we're behind Kllesn. Joseph
Maddox OF Minneapolis was chosen
referee Time was ctiled at 9:37. Il was
6 short but g Dlucky fight. AS the men
advanced 10 shake hands they
showed splendid muscular develop
ment as the result of their
late training Cardiff led sad pushed the
lighting until nesr the ED Of the iJGc'h
rouud, when a lucky blow from Kllceu's
right laid him on Ghe ground pG-tlY
d. d. He tried to rise but could oil
-, NJ hS
fight WSs decided for Killeen. The fight
lasted few seconds less than fifteen
minutes.
aFlrst Roundabout men exhibited
caution in the opening Of the mill
tut Cardiff pushed the fight in
lardiEg several heavy blows with his left
forcing Killeen 10 the ropes. Later Kill
lsen did some fighting and the round
ended with no Advantage on either side.
Round second-In the sec nd round
Cardiff sgein opened landing on his OPP
ponent's chln Snd following up with e
series Of rushes, at one tlEe sending
Killeen against tAe post with terrific
force. Klleel was mainly on the de!en-
siTe.
Round third-Both men started out
vigorously in the third round
and Killeen got in the Est
effective blow, landing with his
right On CaIdif's face. After littlc time
wasted in spsrrirg Cr:dif forced Killeen
around the ring landing seYeIel times on
| his face and breast with his tarrible left.
The fourth round opened with full
minute Of spsrrlug for wlEd, both men
being pretty vel used up with the hsrd
kfEhling Is the third round. Cardiff fual-
y led, str,k .ns Killeen in the breast axd
following with one in the stomach, but
Killeen saw his opponent ior moment
{ f bis guard and landed terrific right
nsrGer On Ckrd.f's neck, sending i'm 10
the floor on his face. Cardiff tailed to
rise before the sixteen seconds had
elapsed and the fight was given to kiIleen.
Events at shsepshsad Bay.
NEW YORK, June % The first race Ct
Sheepshesd Bay o-dsy WAS nine farIonas.
TattIer won; King GRAB, second; Grover
CleVelsud, third. Tire, l:5Sa
Second rAce-Tbree- quarters OF mile.
Dlablo won; Sam Wood, second; Aura
Els, third. Time, 1:17.
Third rsce-O1e and three sixteenth
miles. T.istrsm won; Tea Tray, second;
Charley Dreaux, third. Time, 2:0e
Tris!rsm and Tea Tray hsd terrific
fight Sll the way down the stretch. Tea
Tray steadily gained on the leader and
couple Of strides from the judges stand
apparently headed him. as they passed
the judges line he appeared to be & head
in front Of TtistTam and there were loud
cheers and shouts of "Tes Tray wins"
A moment later Trist-sm's number was
hung up and Immediately
cheers were changed to Kisses.
An angry crowd surround
ed the judges stand and clam9red for 4
reversal Of the decision. This WAS
denied snd some OF the crowd became
so 0emonstrative that the aid
ofpolice had to be invoked 10 quiet them.
Lucius Appleby is reported to have won
$50 600 On the race. In consequence of
the judges decision the Dryers scratched
all their horses in the following races,
and it is reported they intend taking all
their horses from the track. This scion
hes caused sensation.
Fourth rkce-One mile and furlopg.
Eurus won; Favor, second; Duaberne,
third. Time, 1858.
Fifth rsce-One mile and quarter.
Leloges won; TIE Bourbon, second; Ka-
loolah, third. Time, 2:17.
Sixth race-Mile and three-sixteenths,
on the grass. lancaster had 4 wslkover'
Gun Club Shoot.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO. TEX, June 26-The Hillsboro
and Waco gun clubs engaged in shoot.
ing contest this evening. The Waco
club WAS winner.
Erussi6
EQUALITY, OF RELIGIOUS CREED.
BERLIN, June &c 1t is understood that
the speech from the throne in the Prus-
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