Arizona republican., 1900-08-25
RECORDS OF THE MEN.

New York Aug. PA comparison of the two fighters is difficult, as they are built on entirely different lines and there is the same dissimilarity in their styles of fighting. Fitzsimmons eN- cellent showing in his recent fight with Ruhlin makes it appear that the lanhy Cornishman has reversed the rule by building up in muscle and substance when symptoms of physical shrinkage might be looked for Though on the shady side of 40 he is apparently as sound and as shifty as when he faced Dempsey in the ring shortly after his arrival in this country. All in all, he is to be regarded as the most dangerous man in the world at close quarters and as he himself says it is only necessary for him to land the one good blow on his opponents body.
 As for Sharkey, that he is a fighter in every sense that the term implies, there is no gainsaying, He is of the rough and ready sort. and never so happy as when slugging. His knowledge of scientific fighting principles is still limited and he places his main reliance on brute force. He rushes at his man from the time he enters the ring until
  forte and he readily takes three or four blows in order to return one. FITZSIMMONS' REGENT BATH ES.
 1S92-May II, Jerry Slattery, two rounds; knockout; New York.
 1S92-September j. Willard Bender, one round; knockout; Anniston, Ala.
 1S93-March s, Jim Hall, four rouncs; knockout: New Orleans
 1893, Marches. Will Mayo, knockout; two rounds; Chicago.
 1S93-May 90, Jack Warner, one round; knockout; Baltimore.
 1S93-September 5, Jack Mickey, three rounds; won; Newark.
 1S94-June 17, Joe Choynski, five rounds; draw; Boston.
 1S94-September 26, Dan Creedon, two rounds; knockout; New Orleans.
 1S96-February 21. Peter Maher, one round: knockout; Langtry. Tex.
 1S96-December ?, Tom Sharkey, e'g,t rounds; lost on foul; San Francisco.
 1S97-March r, James J. Corbett. fourteen rounds; knockout; Carscn City.
 1S99-June 9. James J. Jeffries knocked out in eleventh round and lost championship: New York.
 19OO-Ap1fl SO Ed Dunkhorst, two rounds; knockout; Brooklyn.
 19OO-August s, Gus Ruhlin; knock out six rounds; New York. SHARKEYS FIGHTING RECORD.
 1S94-April, Jack Langley, eight rounds: knockout; Honolulu.
 1S94-May, Rough Thompson, three rounds; knockout; Honolulu.
 1S94-May, Rough Thompson. ons round; knockout; Honolulu. 1S94-June, Nick Burley. eight rounds: knockout; Hololulu. 1S94-July. George Washington, two rounds, knockout; Honolulu. 1S94-July. Billy Tate. four rounds, / knockout; Honolulu. 1S94-August. Sailor Brown, two rounds; knockout; Vallejo, Cal. 1S96-April 16, Joe Choynski, five rounds; won; San Francisco.
 1S96-June ?. Jim Williams, three , rounds; won; San Francisco. 1S96-June 2S. James J. CoI'bett. four , draw; San Francisco.
 1S96-August 31, exhibition with John L. Sullivan; three rounds; New York. 1S96-December ?, Robert Fitzsim- mons, eight rounds; won on fou!d; San :, Francisco.
 1S91-June 9, Peter Maher, seven rounds; draw; New York.
 1S97-November IS. Joe Goddard, four won: San Francisco.
 1S9S-May S. Jim Jeffries, twenty rounds; lost; San Francisco
 1S9S-September. Gus. Ruhlin. one round; knockout; Coney Island, N. '. 1S9S-November 22.James J. Corbett, nine rounds; won on foul; New York. 1S99-January 10, Kid Mccoy, ten won; New York
 1S99-November 2, James J. Jeffries, Twenty-Five rounds; lost: Coney Island, N. Y.
 1S99-Gus Ruhlin, fifteen rounds; defeated by; New York.
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