The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-03

! seconds for FitzsimmOnS were Martin
Julian, Dan Hickey and Jack Steiner.
Eor Sharkey. George Allen. Australian
Billy Smith and Danny Needham, of
st. Paul. Wyatt carp, the famous ART
iona stage driver, who has figured In
many gun fight on the border was
chosen referee late this afternoon.
FIGHT IN DETAIL
| The men advanced to the center of the
ring when time was called and spared for
| moment FitZsinlmons tented several times
| with his left but Sharkey got away. Fitz-
simmons landed lightly with a right on the
head. Sharkey cinched. Sharkey swung
| left at Fitzsimmons body and a moment lat
| er landed hard left swing on Fitzsimmons'
| neck Sharkey landed a right and left on
titzsimmons head and duclzed vicious left
| SWING. Sharkey tried with right for the
| head. but Fitzsimmons got away Sharkey
ducked hard right swing. Sharkey tried
| Tor the body and rushed Fitzsimmons, land
! ing a left on the body Sharkey landed a
| left and got the same in return Fitzsim-
| mons knocked Sharkey down twice with the
right ON the jaw. The round ended with
| ing for the neck.
Fitzsimmons was standing up before time
was called called in the second. The men spared
| and Fitzsimmons landed a light left on the
face. Sharkey rushed, but Fitzsimmons
| clfnehed. Fitzsmmons swung right and left,
put missed Sharkey landed a hard left on
| Ihe cneSt. FitzSlmmons tried a left for the
| lace, but got light left on the head. Fitz-
| simmons ducked hard left. Sharkey ducked~
! lett and clinched. Fitzsimmons swung a
| right but missed and then landed a left on
the head. FItzsimmons landed a right on
| the head. FftzsimmoEs landed left on
| me me BODY; Sharhey missed right and left
Tor TOR the head. Sharkey landed right and
| left on the head and neck and got two in
return. Fitzsimm0ns ducked a right swing
| Fitzsimmon5 tried left for the head and
missed. The round ended with Fitzsimmons
the aggressor.
Fitzsimmons rushed in the beginning of the
/, enlrd, put Sharkey ducked and clinched
cnnched FItzsimnons swung right and left
on the head Sharkey swung right and left
but with little damage. Fitzsimmons stag
gered Sharkey with a right. Sharkey swung
left on the head. Fitzsimmons swung a
left and Sharkey ducked Sharkey landed a
left on the face. Sharkey landed hard left
on the wind and got away. Sharkey ducked
hard left swing. Sharkey at this time was
doing most of the leading for the wind and
again landed a left on the wind Fitzsimmons
| jaw. VA '-'o
-, To start round four SharEey landed left.
ShaFkey Knocked Fitzsimmens with left in
the wind He then ducked left swing and
| landed left on the wind three times without
return F1tZs1mmons was fighting carefully
SnaTkey ducked right swing. Fitzsimmons
landed q left Sharkey landed left on the
lace ana wind and rushed Fitzsimmons to
the ropes. Fftzsimmons eIinched. Fitzsim-
rn1ns trieo left for the head twice and
missed. Sharkey tried for the wind and missed
Snafkey landed left the wind and got a
leIt on the head. Sharkey landed q left swing
on oi,o, nne neao, staggering Fitzsimmons. Fitz-
Sharkey. Honors were even.
Both men stand up before call of time in
h hue neAt: Fitzsmmons tried right for the
mead Sharkey clnched and threw Fit
summons. Sharkey was bleeding from
cut over the left eye. Fitzsimmons landed
s.I iTns On the lace. Fltzsimmons tried left
| SWING, put missed. Fitzsimmons swung a
IeIt on the neck and left on the wind
Eltszimmons landed left and right swings on
S che uI mead. snarkey ducked and eIinched
IN bpf oaA
| ~. fltszlmmons landed a right on the head.
| Snarkey tried right and Fitzsimmons
3did. In a scrimmage, Fitzsimmons
landed rights on the face twice and Knocked
Sharkey down. Fitzsimmons tried a left for
the face and Sharkey clinched Sharkey was
G Ih n to avoid Fitzsimmons' swings.
| When Sharkey fell under the ropes Bob kindly
assisted him to his feet. The round ended
| in clinch.
Fitzsimmons rushed and sharkey clinched
! when the sixth opened. Fitzsimmons landed
! Ieit on the face twice. FitZsimmons tried
right for the jaw and Sharkey cinched.
81 landed lefts on the face twice.
Sharkey landed lightly with a left on the
head. Fitzsimmons swung his right and
Sharkey ducked and clinched Sharkev
ing. Fitzsimmons landed right and left swings.
tftzsimmons was now leading left for wind
Sharkey landed left on the face. Fitzsim-
mons MOI 3, landed an1t right and left on the jaw
! at the end of the round. The round ended
with Sharkey clinching.
rItZSIHHlOHS swung left the head
when the men came up for the seventh and
| landed left on the wind. Fitzsimmons was
swinging for the head and Sharkey was duck
ing Sharkey swung right for the head,
| Dut missed Fttzsimmons landed a left m
! the face Fitzsimmons swung a left on the
face twice and got left and right lightly on
ms head: Sharkey stuck Fitzsimmons in a
clnch and was Missed. Fitzsmmons landed
! a left jab over the damaged eye Fitzsim
mons staggered Sharkey with a right and
left on the head. Sharkey swung wild for
| the head with right and left Fitzs,mnons,
/ 1abbed Sharkey in the face twice with his
LETT. Snarkey was was again clnching to avoid
in the wind with his left Fftzsimmons an
I peared tired and was forcing the aghtinr
Sharkey appeared fresh.
FOULED BY FITZ.
Fitzsimmons led in the eighth with a left
! Tor the face and missed, but moment later
ne landed right swing the head twice.
Sharkey ciinehed and rushed Fitzsimmons to
the ropes; Fitzsimmons tried left on the
i head ana mo eountered with the right on the
head Fftzsimmons swung right and left on
| the mead Sharkey landed a left on the
head Fitzsimmons swung right on the
neaa ana sharkey came back with a left on
the face with his left and swung his right
on the Jaw twice. He then landed a right
arm dow on the face. After two minutes
! mons jolted Sharkey under the chin with his
! left, and the sailor went over backwards. AS
he fell he put his hand to his groin He.
unconscious from the ring. The foul IL fouI
1t was, could not be seen from the press
stand, but Referee carp gave his decision in
| spite of Fitzsimnlens' protest.
Fitzsimmons, in the final round, soon
had his man going and went at him
ferociously. A right-hand swing stag
gered the sailor. and then came a left
land swing, and a left-arm punch un-
der the chin that sent Starkey over
with thud. While the Marine was
| falling, the referee claims that Fitz-
simmons struck him in the groin with
his knee, thus committing foul. Shar
key was undoubtedly hurt He was
unable to move his legs. though he
S clutclred spasmodicalIy at his groin
with his gloved hand. His seconds