The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-27

NEW YORK, June 26-Harry Greb, world mi5dleweight champion, success fully defended his 160-pound crown against his English hallenger, Ted Moore in fast 15-round match, the feature bout of the milk fund card at the Yanke Stadium tonight. It was 2 4reb's fight from the start. .S Moore scaled the full limit of his di- N Vision when his weight was announced { pt 160 and Greb was one half-pound i6yhser. asm
 X Both boys. sailed in at the opening bem Greb's left found Moore's face re- pestadly. A cut showed up On Moore's nose. $
 Greb Wallops Moore
 the second round Greb brought ,.is lsft uppercut to Moore's face, peel ifsE the skin from the directions and Mora was bewildered,
 Moore was finding trouble hitting the champion in the third. Greb kept pound ing on Moore's nose which finally started bleeding. 1Hsa
 In the fourth round Greb's speed started to tell and he drove the Brit ish champion about the ring with hard punches. N
 Moore OutcIassed
 The Englishman, completely out classed, gamely tore in, however, land ing sometimes when he could catch Greb still.
 The milling was fast in the sixth, Greb pummeling his challenger with a to the head stung the Englishman.
 Moore landed one which looked low. Greb tore in with both hands, land ing clean blows with increasing rapidly. In the seventh the champion brought his left uppercut into play effectively.
 Harry Rocks Ted
 Greb crossed his leftsto Moore's face with such force that the Britisher rocked on his heels. The wet gloves were beginning to cut and blood streaked down the challenger's face.
 In the ninth Greb landed a resound- ing left to Moore's jaw. Moore began to tire and was falling into clinches.
 Greb' found Moore's head with a right, left and another right as the tenth started. Moore landed a left to Greb's jaw. Moore started a rally and Greb met it willingly. They swung toe to toe in the liveIi4st moments of the fight. The champion had the ad- vantage. /
 MoOre's Eye Cut
 In the eleventh Greb shot a strong left to the jaw and then opened a fresh cut on Moore's right eye. Moore chopped a stiff left to the champions jaw.
 Moore came out for. the twelfth with both eyes and his nose damaged. Greb lifted an upper cut to the jaw. Dull in fighting caused the, crowd to clamor for action. Greb was not using his speed.
 The thirteenth round was sluggish. Greb landed hard left as the four teenth started. Moore came back strongly, but Greb stopped him with a right. Moore landed three up upper cuts in the ribs in clinch but came out of if with fresh blooding stream ing his nose. Harry danced into a stiff left, but hooked with his right as the round ended. ..as sst,- s.s1sz5,y4.g. :
 Both Swing HarmIessIy
 Both came out with harmless swings and danced in and out with light punches in the fifteenth. Moore landed a hard left but Greb drove the Englisman to the ropes with a solid left to the jaw. Both were landing often in the final minute.
 In the four round opening match, Clarence Seiffert of Pittsburg was given the judges decision over Dan Leiber of New York Both scored knock downs. The negro middleweight champion ship of the world changed hands in the next bout when Larry Estridge, hard hitting Harlem boxer, scored a decisive victory oyer Panama Joe Cans, veteran champion in ten round bout.
 Cans Badly Beaten
 Cans was badly cut about the face