CUB BEAR LOSES IN FIFTHROUND TO REED.Otto Sieloff Acts as IWtree and Gives Satisfaction—Preliminaries Were Good and Interesting.It was amateur night at. McCoy's gymnasium last evening. Six boxersparticipating In a boxing tournament and gave clever exhibitions of the manly art of self defense. There wire two preliminary bouts, one between Voung Walcott and Kid Baughman an.t the other between Unknown and Burns preceding the main bout of the evening which was to have been a flfieen round contest between Cub Bear, a local boxer and Hap Reed of Cheyenne, Wyo-minig. . .. . ....WThe ftjfst bout was to have been a six round go f: bet ween Voting Walcott.trainer of Reed, and Kid Baughman ofl^advUIeJiS Colorado, who r cce n 11 ychallengSt any one in the state ator 122 pounds | It was fast and inter-mmn$ from it he tap of the gong, al-though Baughman clearly outpointedbig opponent from; the start. In W Send round he landed* left and right mlm and Walcott went down and out. The tour round exhibition contestbetween an Unknown an I Young Burns, trainer of Otto ^tlojp^jnp a See dean piece of exhibition J|mrk Burns, who is noftZ handling 0)tto gleloff. is a fighter of some recognised ability around Chicago, and his sparring work was of a high order. Unknown handled himself very credit*(Hy. hOtto flapff refereed the next boot, which was billed as the main event of the evening WfThis was between Cub Bear of Ogden and Hap Reed of Chey-* ennc Upon entering the ring it was evident thatffjglf was not In as good condition as the time he fought a preliminary exhibition •four rounds with Bel! Hughes. He had/however, improved considerably In his ability to aifti hiowg and In fafs fighting attitude. He toughi a cleangsquare, scientific tight, which cannot be said of bisopponent. For the tim few roundsBear had the better of the contest butfinally lB|tbe|fourth round be began to weaken visibi he went down and out