Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-20
Brooklyn Police Make a COney Island
Carnival Very Tame.
JACK MAULIFFE AND ZGIGLER
Fight Mild Draw Of Three
Rounds - McAuliffe Breaks a
Bone in His Left Wrist in the
Second Round - One Other
Match Lasts Five Rounds and
Another Results in a Draw
Yesterdays Horse Races and
TO-Day's Entries - General
Sporting News.

CoNEY ISLAND, November l9.-Jack Nc
Auliffe, after a careful preparation fought
tonight against Zegler, of Philadelphia
Inspector MckeiveY and Captain Clayton
with forty Brooklyn police, were on hand
20 prevent "kuock-outs,n and the lnspec-
tor said blood at any stage OF the game
would bring proceedings 10 an end.
The first bout was between Jerry Bar
nett, of New York, and Billy Murphy, OF
Australia. After ten rounds it ended IN a
draw.
The next 90 was between Paddy Nc
Bride, Of Philadelphia, and Johnny Cor
man, of Long Island City. In the NTH
round the Uout was stopped oy the police
The referee decided in favor Of German.
Ir the contest Of the evening both men
looked tit, at l33 pounds.
First roand-Zeigler mixed matters and
the Philadelphian's stock went up. HOnors
wese easy at the close
Second round-McAUGffe led OF with
bis left and the Quaker cliuched. Nc
Auliffe swung wide and got left hand
swing from Zeiger in return. Rapid eX-
changes followed. Zeigier landed with
the right and followed 10 with a body
blow. McAulifIe then landed stinger on
the face and the round ended 10 clinch.
oThird ROund-The men opened up
fercey, and while McAulife punched his
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man frequently Zeigler continued 20 mix
matters aud hOnOrs were even, II anything
the Philadel phian had the better OF H.
The police iuterfered and stopped further
proceedings. Tue referee declared the
fight a draw.
After the contestants left the ring il was
discovered tnat McAultfe had broken two
small bones in his lett wrist This, il was
claimed, was done in the second round.
RESULTS AT ST. AsAPH.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. November 10
The sport At ST. Asaph track will con-
tinue indefinitely. This was announced
By the management to-day, and will be
carried out whether it conflicts with
the findings OF the Jockey Club which
meets in New York or not First, six
iurlongs, Gallatin; 1:l7li Second, six
iurlougs, Mckee; l:l6. Third, mile and
a furlong, Marshall; 1:5s. Fourth,
half mile, Jewel; ;492l Fifth, FIVE fur
longs. Mcintyre; 1919. Sixth, one
mile. Our Jack; l:42. Seventh, Gentle
mems race. one mile, Van CIuse; no
time takan.
Following are the entries at ST,
Asaph, Va, for November 20: First -,
selling, Dreibund 10 Rodman l0j, Au-
drews lO2, Bizarre 90, Abingdon l0l.
Second, mile, handicad, Marsheli lib,
Nero JOG, lPrig 1O6. Assignee los, Pan
way 100, Equity 100. Third, Is, selling,
Pulitzer lO5, Runyon 100, Plenty 100, FL
della 100, L0rimer 100, Void lO4, Flint l05.
Fourth, Is Mlrdan, Buckeye 10, Chicot
10, Cherry Blossom, C.. 10, Asia 10,
Flash 10, SOU Erreur 10, NineVaIi 10,
Trogleu, c. l07. Fifth. selling, Prince
George ll2. Der Fsrgilla 100. Sixth,
VIII FIJI Tuesday, Nov, 90, at 1880.
To Walk Around the World.
PITT,BURG. PA, November l9.-Gus
KaegIl and Fred Moemur, who started
June 10 from San Francisco to walk
around the world in two years for
wager Of $40, 200 arrived here to-day.
They are ahead OF their schedule. and
expect 10 make II in twenty two months.
They have worn out three suits and i've
pairs Of shoes each.
THE RACES POSTPONED.
New YORK. November I9.-The
races scheduled for Fleetwood Park to-
morrow have been postponed until
Saturday, on account Of bad track.
DR. CARvER's GOOD sHOOTISG.
CHICAGO. Novem Der 1s.-Dr. Frank
Carver defeated Charles kleinmann, Of
Chicago. 10 live bird shoot for tlOJ a
side this afternoon, scoring 81 70 Klein
mann's = out of 100.
SECOND OPP THE RECORD.
LOUISVILLE. kY., November l9--John
:. johnson, at Fountain Ferry, clipped of
d full second from the mile worlds record,
standing start, paced, doing IL in l:56 5-j.
He was paced Oy a quad and tripiet. A
stif breeze greatly adds 20 bis credit. Tie
time by quarters was: Quarter, .2j 2-j: half
IS 2-j; Lhree-q uarters, ] IS; mile, .55 3-j.
Previous worlds record, l:57 5-5. The
track is three laps 70 tde mae, grsnitoid,
the fastest known surface 10 the world.
The ends are build up so wheels maze the
turn al full speed without danger.