The Nome nugget., 1901-07-19
SPORTING NOTES.

Case and Kelly fight to 8 finish to- night at the Standard theatre.
 Sharkey offers to wager $l,O00 that he can throw titzslmmUns twice ill an hour.
 The match between Nick Burley and Thompron Is off. Thompson went out ou the Nome City.
 The Fitzsimmops- -Ruhlin wrestling contest in New York Was postponed from July to July 9.
 Charley Golf, of Spokane, knocked Bob Hodge in the second round at Grand Forks, B. C., July :.
 Kid McFadden. of san Francisco, de- feated Tommy Gilteather, of Bakers field, in seven rounds, on July ;, at Bakersfield, Gal.
 The Leander Rowing club. of Eng land, defeated the Pennsylvania crew for the Grand Challenge Cup at Hen ley, England, July I.
 The fight between Al Neill and ChaS. ThurstOn at San Francisco, July 1. went the limit of twenty rounds and was declared draw.
 Commando, the great son of Domino, selling at to 6, was decisively beaten by The Parader in the Realization Stakes at New York, July 4.
 George McFadden finished Jack Daily in the ninth round at Wilmington. Del. June 2S. Mct'adden had the best of the fight from the first round. Daily was knocked down eight times in the in the ninth rounI.
 After standing the gaff for ei iyht rounds. Rufe Turner knOcXed WI.i.anS, of Los Angeles at Stockton. July ,. Williams had all the best of it up the time he was put out. He knocked Turner down five tines and lhrOu. h the rope, twice.
 Albert c. Bostwite, of Boston. broke the world record for one mile on 40- horse power automobile at Elkwood Park, Long Branch, July i. The record was broken in the second mile of an exhibition squirt of three miles, which he covered in 3;o2!. He made the first mile in l:lSs. the second in l:l64, and the third ill IT,.
 Dan Mcleod, the Scotch wrestler,
 
 Buffalo. N. Y.. July 3. The conditions of the match required Mcleod to throw Sharkey twice within an hour, catch as-satch-can. Shartiey acted on the de- fensive and succeeded in holding Me Leod off for forty-four minutes and thirty seconds. Mcleod secured the first fall after nineteen minutes of hard work. The struggle of the first round |; T In h.I, paratively fresh. A succession of bridges finally landed the sailor. Time of last fall, 2J ntinntcs and 50 seconds.
 The fight between Jack Motfatt, of Chicago. and George Gardner. of Mas- sachusettS, at San Francisco, July f., came to an abrupt end in the third round. when MOifWtt $ left arm failed. The fight up to the third roun.i was slightly in Gardners favor. In the first round he had knocked Motfat dowu with a right swing on the jaw, and Jack took the count. lie got up strong, however. and immediately landed d hard left on Gardner face They fought fast throughout the first round, Gardner doing the most work at long range. while MOtfalt showed the bette at luhghting. In the second round
 
 Mofatt opened with a hard left on the face. followed by clinch. When they separated, Gardner rushed Motiatt to the ropes. landing left and right on the face. A clinch followed. and both men fought hard on the body. Gardner iabbed his left hook into MOtfatts face twice. and Jack responded with d hard left hook to the head Gardner did all the forcing. his long reach enabling him to land his left on Motfatt's face quite frequently. Moifatt. however, fought III ciu,e. and avoided a great nauy of Gardner's bows. The hcnoro ia this round were almost even. At the beginning of the third round Mof- fatt made rush for Gardnera and swung hard left, which went w,ld. This was the blow that put his shoulder out of place. He dropped to one knee, his arm hanging limp at his side. Gardner was declared the winner.