New Britain herald., 1925-06-06
Round Five

Tunney shot over a left and right 10 the chin, Gibbons backed away and turned, ran into the ropes. Tunney Fushed at him and landed a volley before the St. Paul man could protect himself. Tunney out boxed Gibbons at long range. Tun- ney shot stiff lefts at the St. Paul man and compelled the latter to come to close quarters for protec- tion Gibbons met Tunney with short inside lefts and rights. Tunney ap- peared to be going strong in this round.
 Round Six
 Tunney rushed at Gibbons with a stiff left to the body. Anoth r Tua- ney left to Gibbons face partly closed his left eye. Tunney .hopped Gibbons with short jolts 70 body and head. Tom lashed out wildly with left and missed as Tunney duck"d d. Tunney landed left 10 rhe body. Gibbons crossed over his Iight, cat ting Genes lip, Tunney shot e se- ries of hard blows 10 Toms mouth and Tom was bleeding as the iound closed.
 Round Seven
 Tunney led with a left to the body. The punch was a trihe low. Gibbons merely smiled, shook hands and they continued fighting at a fast clip. Tunney shot stiff left to the head and brought over his right to the body. Tunney appeared by far the stronger of the two. He made Gibbons head bob back with sharp jabs. The St. Paul man was forced 10 cover repeatedly and he retrcated. Gibbons landed a sharp right to the chin at the bell.
 Round Eight
 Tunney opened with a repetition Of his jabbng attack. Gibbons crossed over a right to Tunney's face, Tunney landed heavy left hook @ the stomach. Gibbons missed a hard left as he backed away from the aggressive New York man. Tunney shot three stiff punches to the body. Tunney kept Gibbons backed throughout the round. Gibbons turned on Tunney and jared him with two terrific rights to the jaw. Tunney was dazed as he went to his corner.
 Round Nine
 Gibbons followed up his assault as in the previous round going to the attack landing two stiff lcfts to the face. Gibbons shot over two rights fto the face. Tunnay came back with aa heavy fight the stomach. Gibbons held ID is hand and drew 10 one side indicating q at he had been hit low After q brief rest they continued hoxinE Tunney shot over a hard left, cutting Gib- bons' injured eye as :he round ended.
 Round Ten
 Gibbons was boxing craftiiy to protect his damaged eye. Tunney sent over a sharp left to the chin.
 Tunncy hooked over left and right on Gibbons jaw as the latter went back against the ropes Gibbons chased Tunney about the ring, the latter covering with both hands. Gibbons appeared tired during this round and made little effort 10 re- ply 10 the New York mans attack.
 Round Eleven
 Tunney hooked owe rleft and right 10 Gibbons face. Gene followed up the advantage with a left hook to the body. Gibbons appeared content 10 lot Tunney do the leading, and the crowd began 10 clap frr Ihore action. Tunnfy landed at nj rigft 10 inc body. Tunney forced Gibbons around the ring landing both hands tO the face. He chopped Ni bor $ with short hooks as 'n@y came 10 close quarters for fighting. There was little real fighting during the round and the crowd boocd as the bell rang.
 Round Twelve
 Tunney landed two letts to the body as Gibbons covered. Tunney hacked Gibbons around the ring and floorcd him with a right to the chin. Gibbons was up at seven and Tunney again foored him for a