The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-05

Billy Goodside, of Minneapolis, and
Kid Reynolds, of st. Paul, fought elev-
en- slashtng rounds yesterday afternoon
before gathering of the Chosen"
Goodside was to have knocked Reynolds
out inside of ten rounds, but Reynolds
stayed the ten, and one extra round for
good measure.
Goodside had the best of the argumen,
all the way through, but although he
rained blows on all sections of Reynolds
anatomy with speed and regularity, Rey-
nolds persisted in remaining on his feet
with his hands up. Twice Reynolds
struck the floor Of the ring with thud
that Jared the hall, once in the second
and once in the seventh round, but each
time he was on his feet before Referee
Billy Miller could count the necessary
ten.
In the sporting parlance 1t was a cork,
ing good MILL Goodside forcing the
fighting all the time, landing on Rey.
nolds' eyes and mouth with a force
that made the spectators groan in APP
prevail The fight was a select affair,
there being but forty spectators. but
these forty were the cream.
In the first round both men tried spar
ring, watching for an opportunity. After
some foot work on the part of both Good
side led off, but failed to land. This
broke the ice, and they both sailed into
each other with vim that drew the ap.-
plause of the onlookers. Reynolds got
little the worst of the round, his eye
showing where he inadvertently came in
contact with the hand of his opponent.
The second round started out promising
Goodside apparently had concluded to
confine his attention to Reynolds body.
This he did with some effect, and finally
succeeded in catching Reynolds on the
jaw. Reynolds went to the floor imme-
diately after he was hit. The referee be-
gan his count, but Reynolds arose.
Reynolds was in the way almost every
time GoOdside struck out, and as q con-
sequence he presented rather battered
appearance when the round was over
The fourth and fifth rounds were similar
in character, GoodSide doing all the hit
ting, and Reynolds getting it, all. Good
side was on the aggressive, and it was
evident 10 all that Reynolds was making
a Cronje stand.
In the sixth round Reynolds braced
himself and Smote Goodside q resuunding
swat where it did lot of good. This
secured the younger man a little cone
slderation, and he was feeling fairly well
when the gong sounded.
Goodside came up in the seventh with
distinct remembrance of what occurred
in the sixth round. After a few passes
back and forth, that did not land any
where. Goodside settled back for knock
out. Reynolds came back to him after
lead, and again ran his chin into a
rapidly moving fist going in the opposite
direction. Reynolds accommodated the
fist and went to the floor Again the
referee started his mournful number, but
once more Kid rose to the occasion and
asked for more.
In going tc the floor twice, Kid had &C.
quired little experience and evidently
resolved to keep his chin out of the way.
His fighting afterward was cautious, but
game. GoOdside rushed matters through
the eighth, ninth and tenth. but Rey-
nolds managed to change his base of
operation with celebrity that secured him
a perpendicular position.
According to the agreement Reynolds
| was to have the purse of 500 if he stayed
| the ten rounds, but just to show that he
| was not the licked man he looked he Of
| fered to" let Goodside try another go.
| This Goodside did, but his efforts were
| as naught.