St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-28

hack ducked Just in time TO knock h nole in
Ellis right glove with his nose. TIE men
clinched, and SEVENTH Tom rushed in TO sep
iafate them. He had just laid his hands on
the men and shouted pull apart" when
Jack swung q right-hander that caught
the referee just below his whiskers
and knocked him up against the side
of the room. r-"FoulF' he yelled and
started for big snow shovel
that stood behind the stove, remarking as he
went along that he proposed TO be referee if
the shovel was tota.iy wrecked in his de-
tense. He was headed of before he reached
the shovel, and Jack pacifed him by explain
ing that the blow was intended for Bill and
not for him.
That's all right, boys" said the referee,
''buL don't strike after this unless your
sure that L N on the other side OF the room,
as I'm the only support my mothers got.'
The men promised TO be careful and again
assumed warlIke attitude. Bill began TO
force the a. hLing and had got Jack up against
the side of the room and was just beginning
TO feed his glove 10 him in larger doses when
time was called and both men went TO their
corners, with Bill a little the freshest of the
two.
Second Roundabout men jumped to the
center of the room at about the same rate of
jump and appeared fresh. Bill carried
wicked look in his eye, aud Jack had .arge
chew of tne-cut that he had borrowed OF one
OF the boys in his mouth. Jack opened the
ball by landing a rignt-hander on Bills LETT
knee. He was evidently play
ing on his opponents wind.
The blow didn't phase Bill much, and he low
cred his guard ii few inches TO protect him
self against being knocked out Of joint.
About ten MINUTES to s Jack turned his head
to spit over his SHOULDER, when Bill saw his
opportunity and sent in a stOne-cruSher
right-nander that pre-empted just back OF
Jacks ca. and he didn't sop turning hand
springs and fip-tiaps until he struck Crosseyed
or la,n
coming from and the both Tell 10 a heap.
Jack was a little dazed by the blow, but he
got up and came TO the scratch on time,
shifted his chew of tobacco on TO the south
size Of his mouth and squared for his man.
BY this time Bill had come 10 the conclusion
that he had a picnic and
GOULD KILL JACK
anytime that he got tired of fooling with him
and he began to smile and prance around
paying but little attention 10 his guard. Jack
was evidently getting heated in Inc vicinity
OF his collar bone and watching his chance he
swung out with his right, whicL caught BIZ.
under his left Jaw with terrific force and
spinning round on his heels like top ne
dropped with u dull and nauseatIng tnud ON
the floor. Time was called and Bill
was dragged TO his corner where he
Immediately revived, when a bottle
OF McBryer was placed to his lips. He was
rubbed down, and when time was called he
went on TO the floor in pretty good condition,
but it could he seen that DIS breast was heHv-
ing with emotion, while Jack was as cool,
calm and collected as a corpse.
Third Round-IhiS round was a series of
rusheS, cllnches and short arm d znting
that pleased the audience and Set Them
10 yelling and informing the fighters that
they were handles and admonishing them not
10 forget it. This style of fighting was ex-
haust.ng and the men went to their corners
puthng BADLY, but it could he plainly seen
That Bill was getting in one more pun than
Jack in the same length of time and the men
who had been betting corn-cob pipes anu
cigar stumps on u N Logan to weaken.
Fourth Round -BJIh men showed signs of
the work they haa uone and came out little
weak. The rules of boxing were laid aslue
for future reference and the time was de-
voted TO attempts by each man to disngure
the other for life. Bill pounded Jacks rIgnt
lung until you could hear the lower lobe
scrape az ainst his shoulder blade and set
he was not happy. He hammered his jaw
until his mouth ran diagonally
across the back of his neck. He played on
his nose until il looked like q blood Mart on
Chilly Garnet potato. But Jack was not OF
q duty ali this vile. He was combining himself
strictly TO business and he had succeeded in
knocking Bills hips in so that his pants
wouldn't stay up and had bit of one ear.
Towards the last of the round, he let out a
leit-hander and his glove struck Bill in
the mouth and worked its way down
tsto the epiglatts. He was In
the act of pulling it out when time was
called. Both men were badly used up, but
were still full of fight. AT The suggestion Of
President Blatz a base ball masQue was put
on 10 Jack and the coat Of one of the snow
shoe club suits that was left was placed on
BIZ. With these projections they came up
for the fifth round.
Fifth Roundabout men came up groggy,
but each seemed confident of winning. Jack
was in the best condition and the mask he
wore seemed to stimulate him. He played
ON BILLS FACE,
and Bill weakly responded, beating a tattoo
on what few ribs Jack had left. Both men
were frothing at the mouth and
leaning up against each other.
for support before the round had been
foagh.. and short-arm fighting was the ordar