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left to the stomach and a fierce right
on the jaw sent Jeanette down for
nine seconds Jeanette rallied as he
got up and blocked another fierce on
slaught. He was coming up at the
bell. Langford's round.
Fifth Round - Jeanette, backing
away. landed light lefts. Langford
followed closely and made him clinch
with a left in the stomach. AS he
broke Jeanette ran away, but the Tar
Baby rocked him with a terrific right
hand swing on the ear. Jeanette
clinched and broke. Then he stood
up for a mix, and Langford shook him
with another right on the jaw. In a
half clinch Langford drove In upper
cuts. and Jeanette backed off. Lang
ford raised a lump over the right eye
and pounded the Kidneys In a clinch.
Jeannette's blows lacked force, and
Langford tore in regardless of them.
1t was Langford's round.
Sixth Round-Langford began fore
ing it with great vigor. Jeanette
backed around the ring on the de-
fensive and blocked several dangerous
punches. Langford worked him into
a corner and wung the right to the
jaw. Then Jeanette, breaking ground,
put long lefts until Sam got nearer
and ripped in body punches. Jean
nette missed a hard right for the jaw
and clinched. Langford paid some at
tention to the body and Jeanette
clinched again. Langford took some
facers and drove a left into the stom-
ach with great force. He landed a
right hook and then a double swing on
the head. Jeanette clinched at the
bell Langford's round.
Seventh Round-Langford was up
before the bell rang and rushed in at
top speed. He drove Jeanette TO the
ropes and reached the neck with a
hard left; then he crossed him on the
mouth with the right n drew first
blood. Jeanette walked around the
edge of the ring and threw in lefts.
Langford missed some terrific swings,
and Jeanette. stepping close, put a
hard right on the jaw. He landed an
other right on the chin, and Langford
was rocked. but he came back quickly
and forced the fight with viciousness.
Jeanette put in more lefts, and scored
enough points to take the ound.
Eighth Round-Langford's left eye
was closed as he left his chair. Jean
nette fought him at long range, whip
ping in a fast left. Langford rushed
and made his man clinch With several
body blows. In a half clinch Lang
ford used short hooks and then swung
a long left to the ear. Jeanette
started a dangerous right. but it
missed. Then he jumped in with a
clean left, I4angford kept coming in.
but he took more lefts in his persistent
attempt TO get in close. Jeanette
landed three quick right-handers on
the head, but Langford drew more
blood from the Mouth They got into
a clinch and remained that way to the
bell. %Jeannette had the round on
points, and the crowd cheered wildly.
Ninth Round-Jeannette's left went
into the eye as Langford rushed. Sans
left eye was closed tight, and jean
nette raped ii repeatedly with stiff
iabs. Lsngford tried to get closer, but
Jeanette kept him moving around
rapidly, always throwing in the lefts.
Langford tried two short hooks in n
half clinch, and then threw a right
over to the neck. Jeanette clinched
and broke away. He put more lefts,
and Langford reached the stomach
with a left. He put another hare left
on the jaw, and Jeanette staggered.
But Langford received another facer
as time was up Jeannette's round by
points.
Tenth Round-Jeannette shot in the
inevitable left as he move around
quickly. Langford followed fast and
ripped in a double swing to the head.
He put a right to the jaw, and Jean
nette fell, grabbing the Tar Baby's leg.
Jeanette hung on in a clinch, and
when they broke Langford tore in with
fearful smashes. He rocked Jeanette
with hooks on the jaw, but the latter
.retaliated with a right on the neck.
Langford's round.