Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07

that the referee decided to mak9 change and thereafter he went oe- tween them. Baldwin so far out classed Reyes that many wondered just how Reyes came to be made the favorite. Had the battle gone many more rounds Reyes would have gone into the land of nod, weak though Baldwin's blows were, for his stom- ach punches were telling on the sturdy Keyes's body. The fight took place something like this:
 Round one: Both fighters spared for an opening, Baldwin landing left to jaw, after which they clinched. In the clinch Reyes jabbed Baldwin's face, while Matty landed hard on the Quaker's ribs. Reyes ducked hard swing by Baldwin, but failed to evade straight right to the jaw. Then followed more clinching and swift exchange of body blows. Both eX- changed lefts to the jaw as the bell rang.
 Round two: Baldwin landed hard left on Keyes's jaw and both clinched. Baldwin kept at Reyes $ kidneys and the latter drove home several hard jabs to the stomach. The fighters were hugging fiercely and long. Between the clinches both exchanged several telling body blows and jabs to tho face. Just before the bell rang Reyes got first blood with a jab on Ba!dwin's nose.
 Round three: Both fighters clinched, Baldwin doing the best work in the clinches. Reyes sent l left to Baldwin's face and Matty re- turned with left to the jaw. An exchange of body blows was followed by more clinching. Reyes landed
 hard on Baldwin's side and then ie- turned straight left to the face.
 Baldwin followed with two more left
 jabs to the face and Reyes sent one
 back as the bell rang.
 Round four: After little spar
 ring and more clinching, Baldwin
 drove straight left to Keyes's jaw.
 An exchange of body blows was fol-
 lowed by more clinching and more
 steady jabbing by Baldwin. After
 separating, Reyes cleverly ducked a
 right swing and followed with a JaD
 to Baldwin's face. Baldwin attempt
 ed to swing and fell to his knees.
 Reyes landed four hard blows on
 Baldwin's ribs and Matty came back
 with the left jab as the round ended.
 Round five: Baldwin opened with
 his favorite jab to the jaw and Reyes
 sent one back to the same place.
 Baldwin was forcing the fighting and
 sent several straight jabs to Reyes s
 face. They clinched and Baldwin got
 in a wallop on Keyes's stomach.
 They clinched, Reyes landed a
 straight jab to the jaw and the boys
 were in another clinch when time eX-
 pired.
 Round six: Both spared for an
 opening and clinched before either
 landed good blow. After separat-
 ing, Reyes landed a left on Bald
 wins Jaw and they exchanged left
 jabs to the head. They clinched
 Baldwin having decided advantage
 in the infighting. Reyes landed two
 left uppercuts and Baldwin came
 back with a number of straight jabs
 to the jaw. Baldwin landed ter
 rife uppercut, but Reyes came back smiling and delivered two lefts to the face as time ended.
 Round seven: Baldwin landed a straight left on Keyes's jaw. They clinched, were parted and Baldwin swung hard, but Reyes tucked clev' erly. Baldwin landed again or Keyes's jaw, another clinch followed ] both exchanging several body blows Reyes landed on Baldwin's head with his left and Matty returned right tc the jaw. Reyes swung hard, but missed, and they clinched at the cor ner of the rig. Baldwin landed three jabs to the head and Reyes got in several hard jabs to the kid neys as the bell rang.
 Round eight: Baldwin drove { straight left to Keyes's jaw. Keye: was doing the leading and fell, bu was up in an instant and sent z straight right to the face. He fol lowed with an uppercut to the jaw and they clinched. More hard jdh . ping followed and after breaking Baldwin shot straight iab t' Keyes's face. Reyes forced the fight ing and sent a hard left to the jaw as time expired
 Round nine: Baldwin landed ; : left on the jaw and Reyes followed . with a right to the jaw. Baldwin got in another straight jab and the. l mixed it up, showing up to better ad = vantage than at any time during tn . fight. After an exchange of tod, h1f fa Loft aratY, ( l Keyes's face and Reyes came bacl r with an uppercUt and then left [, ? the jaw. Baldwin fought cautiousl and landed several effective jabs be fore time expired.
 Round ten: Reyes opened with right to the jaw. Baldwin slipped l but was up in an instant and sho ? straight jabs to the storlach and hid 5 neys. Baldwin forced the ightinl ) and kept Reyes on the defensive 7 neatly blocking his swings. Bald ! win was landing hard and often, an | the round was decidedly in Matty' l favor.
 : Round eleven: After an openin 2 cIinch Reyes landed a right uppercu . on Baldwin's jaw. Another cline : followed and Baldwin shot seycr1 = left jabs to neyes's face. Keye P drove his left to the body. but a ia l. at the head was cieverIy blocked . Baldwin continued on the aggres-iv b and landed a couple of more .'aFs O r the jaw. The bell rang with ihe mo 1 elinched.
 | Round twelve Baldwin landed s right to the bOdy and fOllOwe.i with f left to the jaw. Keyes drove a Tigh