The evening world., 1912-01-02
Jack Dennine Defeats French
Champion by His Left. Hand
labs.

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fTbe Nee york waidi.
r. r AIRCEL MoREAU. French mid
~ dicweight champion. didn't have
eve the greatest succcss In thu
world yestsrday afternoon when hs met
Jack DenninE At tho FAirmont matinee.
for Denning fed iefts to him 90 fast
that there vas no question about the
points At th. end Of the ten rounds.
] suppose. to follow precedent and
start this story with = snappy sentence.
J should run through the list OF French
and sugsest that Mor~au wNs
In tho Camembcrt line. But
that would hardly b. fair. for thsre 10
suggestive OF ''cheees" In the
LFrsnchman's makeup. lie 10 a real
'hehtcr. with something 20 learn about
but . real nEhtinx man for all
|of that. They billed him ~ the French
|ketchsi. We'll. he Ia. The only trouble
that he couldn't ''ketoh" Dennins
uotty nercs joke 10 start the new
onD.
preau ana Denning entered the rins
sat In their corners. Fightsrs usv.
do that befors beginning TO nght.
eau wore . silk sweater with q sort
. striped effect In golden brown.
lining wore an ovcrcoat. They were
ied to The middle Of ths ring Tor In.
I 3nctions. and Moreau looked % In.
gent that Referee Hiily job almost
ysiooksd the fact that Marcei's com.
~ Of Bnyiish WAS limited 70 ''hsiio''
'~'goodby." eemebsdy tipped Job 70
fact. AnA ~ hustled around 40
bed Norcau's manager how he could
the Frenchman. 10 break u there
, Q clinch. Oh said the manager.
~ say cassss."
~ retired to think II over and prso-
his new French. Just before the
bsvt began he went to Billy lhbson
sud whispered snxtousiy: Say. Biliy.
- do ] know that guy isn't handing
the bunk, Maybe 10 I say 'oassss'
4oreau TN mean that he's - punch
aniny on the ear"
YORnAU stripped. n ne looked
NV like = champion. He had b very
e'A pleasant and confident smile.
Nnd he swaExered Just = little. lie II
eDAidly built. strong. yet not bound
- with muscle.
~ the start Morsau seemed . little
Zoo anxious. which was quite natural In
nrvt night away from homo. Den
hing landed 4 iest on his nose. md he
tuShsd furtousiy and hurled The Amer1-
Van back by main strength and energy.
His swings and short hooks-Sor he did
not hit Enthusiastically went around
,ths mark. whether II was head or body,
pound Of them wa % loud that Paul
IArmvtrong. sitting In u box In his play
iNpght makeup. leaned over and offered
IN rtA 500 Oh the proposition thsA Mo-
jt&N wouid knock DcnninG ovt. There
lh1ts no takerA. II looked thst .
The Frenchman was marvSlouay
lkyefs os foot. lie kept up a pluns1ng at
Ibdkx. paying no attention to Deunangi
hard jabs. All the time ne was smiling
HE had n trans " Terry Mcooveru'i
lptyie, mixed with that of Frank Erns
I'M go was power behind his punches
lie would make a great night against
ltAuxxcr.
The mrs, round was about an evei
ihhtng. In the second Dsnning 1abbe'
lkast, so thai Moreau wss somewhat be
a~ildered at times. lie bored In assins
fhe jsos n returned marc punches 10
tthe body. Many OF these bennin'
khAecked clcvcly w1th hA on
boone IN through. and the white SKI
hi the American began TO snow re-
trpots where they landed
Through round after round Aioroa
rkept up n series Of plunses. The ham
hnering didn't stop or discourage hin
tchagrin as his swings missed and h
Encnndered and turned half Around D
Nose he could recover. oeoss,onsn' nv nv
Wreoen risn.s ..,.,,,
sD.' nan,.n n.,n,y uoon N
L.s, ,in "a. ]winr,nv With n. Ever,
f,a6y around the ring could SEQ tina
frhe only question was whether or NJ
Moreau could finally get his " Hsi
bower 10 he spot where II would tnes
Ia ten-second count u nc oouiuh
IN the frenchinan 'ofher irahk rrh
1who brought MN OUT IN ihilt TWO {
lthree years ago, Coached nm blctdi.