The evening world., 1912-01-24
Mike Gibbons and Jack 0ennine
Box Scientific Draw At the
Fairmont Athletic Club.

NV running too long In the nsht 81
Eva 10 rairmont A. a., iAS night.
and Jack ponrinG vas TOO iinid. The
result Vas that. In fairness 10 both.
neither cou,d he given the decision
rOr three round IL wAs pretty munh
Of an even th,nG. tho fourth was Den
aiug's. the nfth ana sixih a toss.up; the
seventh ana eighth oibtson~'s, and The
ninth and tenth snybody's. Gibbons
wasted . lot OF time with unnecessary
fancy stutY. fought In spots ana looked
suspiciouaiy under wrapa At Intervals
Dlkss that NJ ne wasn't tuned w 20
csacss pit III lie let Dcnnins tahs the
lead away frcm him often and sess'sd
~ plare too much dependence on end
TAG the nsnt abruptly with one punch
A rccord. brcskins crowd saw the mil.
A. . sc!~ntihc exhibition. tho bout
wee ell that could be wished for. hut
II was cviicn, from ths crowd' be.
havior at certain nKe that . Wttle
slug gins 10 what plssses the average
boxing fan. pennins against . slusger
would have won In = snlIop. hut asainst
. man with the brand OF goods that
0tbbons has. he had 10 step lively all
tNe way, His showing was extremely
creditab,- and marks him as ono Of the
hsss men New York has turned out In
yoau. II his RICH, hand were . good
- HE left. he might to-day be regarded
- Q sensA.ion.
Certainly NJ one could have given
Onions = batter argument than Den
ming. The bel. saved him from . pos.
slblc knochou, In the seventh Just as
Me fr,snds ~err p~rsmaturcly proclaim.
inS hin the winner 81 points up to that
stage, but after that Jack put w =
hsady exhibition and thus retained what
ever early advantage he had earned. II
Gibbons though, he could win out In
the last three rounds without . knock
out 10 made a big mistake. The pair
could easily play u return date.
IN the nrs, round penninK's left ne.
n workins ON uitbons's face, hit.
4 ting the mark with surprlhlng ease,
Ntke stuck hts ief, GU, rs II IN show he
va there With the Sab, too, hut hc
seemed content u ou,feint DenuinG
re apparently wanted to draw MI lacks
stun early. IN the las, minute Ut the
round Denning feach.i gibbons with
night ana loft TO tho face and hooked
ovsr u RICH, 10 the oheek Just a. the
bell sounded. "A point makers these
punches scored. but they weren't dam
aging.
pennlng a Q hard time locating 0ib
hons early In tho second. but toward the
middle Of the session ja5bed Mike lighti,
49, .-- .lsl.Ns a sas,en Nina .lNt.,
made little effort to act away from
these or else he couldn't avoid them
Al n ate all he did was counter with
out apparent effect. FINALLY he rho'
across y risEt to Jacks face that hat
q lot Of steam behind II. They thcr
svapped body punches. In Mikes favor
There was nothing to Moose from W
70 this stage.
I~nnlns as usual landed the nr.
punch starting the third, :, straight lrf
10 the mouth. Ne dAnccl IN and cut
frying =. range Mikr co. rn,t ,cr, ~,
tn,a dew . rich, cross that I'S, vi
Mia q by MI Inch. This o., nad u ki,'
In 4, 100. They fought iG ci,er then
ami Clhpons rnaiiy reaohci itSN NNl
= hard right cross 90 the face, Mix,
scemsd to he looking for this one panel
to va" .n' "~" w.. ""
bach WIN I" s"" N" '" we '"o', 90
b~forS he s"' away MIN crossed M
riUhs hl4h 20 the Jaw, knocking lacI
on. his balance. II was anyhody's ngh
yet
prnnius took an unnls, ,kahle lead 4
the fourth. Although Mike made hlr
ada. With ais customary nnst lprt len
."s "o.~'" W" ~ $3.50 "n '.,, IN.
's.~ Nm. a.. - Nc,
p'',. ~ wsu mzn, ,.r hoo. a
Nm. .r.vn, p,nninxs chin and IA.
80. hacL nI,h tun l.ft h.,lS hlms,l
...n a., which landed ON thr side ,
M. ha,a n.nulns then outsleSsc
Mn. ,n1 mad, MIN mis-. a rtsh, r.
,h. ehln maj seemed 10 hay, the X 4,
.,ins IN ~ ppnnIns certainly outbo>c