The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
TUNNEY WINS BOUT
 BUT FOUL IS CLAIMED
Carpentier Unable To Show Up For Fifteenth
 Round From Alleged Low Blow

Carpenters jaw dropped him to his knees, but he was up immediately. They were in q clinch at the bell.
 ROUND SIX
 They exchanged rights in the center of the ring. Tunney missed right lead. They wrestled around the ring. Tunney missed another right. He landed right upper cut. Carpenter staggered Tunney with a weak right. Carpenter scored with his left but missed with right follow. They were sparring for an opening at the bell.
 ROUND SEVEN
 Carpentier got over hard right but took several rights and lefts to the head in return. Carpenters right found Tunney's jaw again. Carpenter stumbled and fell to his knees in a neutral corner. Carpenter landed his right to Tunney's jaw and took a sin- liar blow in return. They exchanged rights and lefts in the center of the ring with honors even.
 ROUND EIGHT
 Carpenter landed his right to Tun- ney's jaw. They clinched. Carpenter complained Tunney's left to the body was low. They wrestled around the ring. Tunney landed his left to Gar pentier's jaw, the Frenchman retaliat- ing with shower of rights and lefts that drove, Tunney to the ropes. Tun- ney missed right. Carpenter also missed right, and stumbled to the floor of the ring at the bell.
 ROUND NINE
 Carpenter stung Tunney with vie cious right that drove the American to the ropes. Tun.-eJ landed weak right. Both missed right leads. Car pentier jabbed with his left. Tunney landed his left to the b.dy. They clinched in neutral corner. Carpen- tier landed beautiful right flush on Tunney's jaw. Carpenter landed a left and right to the jaw but the bell interrupted his advantage.
 ROUND TEN
 Tunney knocked Carpenter to the floor with right. He was up at the count of six. He went down again from similar blow but was up at once. The Erenchman was weakening and unable tc defend himself. Tunney was trying frantically for a knockout. He show cred him with rights and lefts. The referee attempted to stop the fight but Carpenter brushed him back and flew at Tunney. They mixed it furiously. The Frepchman was punch drunk, but he kept boring in. A right dropped Carpentier again, but he was up at the count of eight. Carpenter fell to the floor as the bell sounded. His han dlers worked frantically with him. The crowd gave him great ovation.
 ROUND ELEVEN
 Tunney staggered Carpenter with a left and followed it with a right. Tun- ney's left to the body forced Carpen- tier to hang on. Carpentier landed a left to Tunney's jaw. Tunney rushed Carpenter to a corner with a left to che head. Carpenter stumbled to the floor but was up immediately. They clinched in a neutral corner. Carpen- tier missed :. left and Tunney landed his right. They were in a clinch at the bell.
 ROUND TWELVE Carpenter landed a pretty right to Tunney's jaw. Tunney was warned for hitting low. They waltzed around the ring. Carpentier landed a right to Tunney's jaw but Tnnneyf c0untered face. Carpentier's left staggered Tun- ney. Carpentier feinted with his left and cr6ssed his right !D Tunney's head. Tunney's left found Carpenters jaw at the bell.
 ROUND THIRTEEN
 Carpenter rushed Tunney to a neu- tral corner with rights and lefts to the head. They clinched. Carpentier was warned for hitting low. Carpentier staggered Tunney with a right cross and the American countered with a right that shook Carpenters head. They both landed rights to the head. Carpentier scored to Tunney's body. They fought furiously at close range. They were in q clinch at the bell.
 ROUND FOURTEEN
 Tunney rushed Carpentier, but the Frenchman sducked and lifted Tunney clear of the floor, swinging him around in midair. They fought at close guar. ters. They paved at each other at long range. They exchanged rights to the head. Tunney landed a right up- percut. Carpenters mouth was bleed [ ing. Tunney landed to Carpenters body and the F'renchman yelled foul. His handlers rushed into the ring and dragged him to his corner. as the bell rang. Descamps, Carpenters mana. ger attempted to argue with the ref cree, but Griffin ruled the blow legal.
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