The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
The Fight By Rounds

Round One-Greo took the agSreS-
s,ye and both men landed sharp letts TO
the Jaw. Greb brought blood from Tun-
nsy's nose. The Pittsburghcr seemed
faster than ever. They exchanged a
series Of hard let's and rights 10 oouy
and both were covered with blood. run
ney's body blows weTc heavy TunneE
rushed Greb to the ropes Win oou!
punches at the bell.
Round rwo-Greo started another as
sault to the head and brought blood
from Tunney's nose again. Tuaneys
b, II punches were worrying the PittS-
hurgher. Tuuney now took the agrees
s.ve and landed a series OF hard letts
to the stomach.
Round Three-Most OF the mixing was
al close quarters and Tunneys punches
seemed the harder. Tunney was no"
having the better OF the exchanges
Greb was not so fast when he started
and Tunneys tighting was steady and
effective.
Round Four-Tunney shook the Pitts
burgher with two left hooks 10 the jaw.
Tunney hurt Greb with a hard left TO the
stomach. They were hghuns furiousIy
}, at he he'll snd The referee had 10 separ-
ate them.
Round F!>e-They exchanged hard
punches TO the head and body. Greo
was holding great deal and was eau
toned BY the referee. He found Tunney
more than awilling mixer. runney sent
Cireb 10 the ropes with hard rights and
etts to the head and body.
Round SiX-Tunney. bleeding now
from cut over his left eye. kept up
his aggressive tactics. Tunncy shook
Harry with left to the jaw. Cireb con-
tinued swinging his arms and cl:ach!ng.
but landed few effective punches.
Round SeNen-The referee warned
Greb against hitting in the breaks. The
aghting In this rouad was slow. Greo
swung his arms continually but did not
land and was sent TO the ropes by a left
TO the stomach as the round closed
Round Eight-Greo started a mix up
in neutral corner and Tunney re-
sponded with salNo OF body punches
Greb landed sharply 20 the head several
times. Greb was very active In this
round and landed his most solid blows.
Round Nire-Both OF Tunney's eyes
we're bleeding now. The blood bothered
him considerably. Greb kept on top Of
Tunney and sent light blows TO the head.
Tunney returned with letts 10 the
stomach. They were struggling in the
center OF the ring at the bell.
Round Ten-They took turns In
pushing each other to the ropes. Greb
always kept close to runney and seemed
content 70 cuff Tunney sharply with
rights and lefts 70 the eyes
Round Elcvan-Cireb kept Tunneys
arms tied up and he was unable 70 play
for tho body. while Greb jumped and
danced and sent sharp LETT hooks TO the
Jaw. The round was SLOW.
Round Twelye-Tunney sent a hard
left TO the stomach and Greb returned
three right swings to the jaw. Tun-
ney shook the P!ttsburgher with a left
TO the stomach Tunney's work in this
round seemed better than that o: hts
opponent. His punches to the body
were solid
Round Thirteen-They mixed furious
~ in this round and although Greb was
tho aggressor. his. blows were not as
hard as those OF Tunney. The Pitts
burghcr rocked Tunney's head with a
right swing.
Round F'ourteen-Greh had the better
of fast exchange 10 head and body.
Most OF the lighting in this round was
tame and at close quarters
Round Ffcteen-Greo swinging wildly
caught Tunney with a left To the Jaw.
A right to the jaw sent Tunney 10 the
ropes They were IN mixup at the
bell.