The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-06

with another hook which went home
to Tunncy's face.
Round Four-Gibbons went to the
attack and landed stiff lcfts and
rights to Tunney's chin. The men
boxed clcvcrly, making each other
miss many leads and repeatedly COM
ing to clinchcs. Tunncy forced Glib
bons to the ropes Gibbons landed
two rights to the body and Il left to
the face. Tunncy landed his best
punch of the fight. Il hard right to
the chin, but Gibbons came back
with a rally as the round ended.
Round Fivc-Tunncy shot over a
left and right to the chin. Gibbons
backed away and turned, running IN
to the ropes. Tunney rushed ut him
and landed a volley before the st.
Paul man could protect himself.
| Tunncy outboxcd Gibbons at long
range. Tunncy shot stiff lefts at the
| St. Paul man and compelled the lat
| ter to come to close quarters for pro
| lection. Gibbons joltcd Tunncy with
short inside lcfts and rights. Tunney
| appeared to be going strong In this
[ round.
Round Six-Tunncy rushed at Glib
! hons with stiff left to the body.
|
| partly closed his left eye. Tunney
chopped Gibbons with short jolts to
! the body and head. Tommy dashed
out wildly with left and missed as
Tunney duckcd. Tunncy landed a
left to the body. Gibbons crossed
over his right. cutting Genes lip.
Tunney shot series of hard blows
to Toms mouth and Tom was bleed
| ipr a. thp round closed.
Round Seven-Tunney led with a
left to the body. The punch went q
trifle low. Gibbons merely smiled,
/ shook hands and they continued
fighting at a fast clip. Tunncy shot
a 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 to cover repeatedly
as he rctreatcd Gibbons landed
sharp rights to the chin at the bell
Round Eight-Tunney opened with
repetition of his jabblng attack
Gibbons crossed over a right to Iun-
ney's face Tunncy landed a heavy
blow with a. left hook to the stomach
Gibbons missed hard left as he
backed away from the aggressive
New York man. Tunney shot three
stiff punches to the body. Tunney
kept Gibbons back padding through
out the round. Gibbons turned or
Tunney and pared him with two
terrific rights to the jaw. Tunne5
was slightly dazed as he went to his
corner.
Round Ninc-Gibbons followed W
his advantage of the previous round
going into the attack and Landing
two stiff lefts to the face. Gibbon:
shot over two rights to the face
Tunnev came back with heav!
right to the stomach Gibbons hclo
up his hand and drew to one side
Indicating that he had been hit low
After briee rest they continued
boxing. Tunney shot over "A hare
left, cutting Gibbons injured ey
as the round ended.
Round Tcn-Gibbons was boXinj
I craftily to protect his d'xnaged eye
Tunney sent over sharp lett to tn
;, chin. Tunney landed a hard left t.
u the chin as Gibbons backed away
n Turney landed short lefts and right
5 on Gibbons jaw as the latter wen
! back against the ropes. Iunne
j. | chased Gibbons about the ring, tn
; |,latter covering with both hands. Glib
bons appeared tired during thi
,. round and made little effort to repl
to the New York mans attack.
!, Round Elevcn-Tunne hooke
y over "a left and right to Gibbon:
~ face. Gene followed up the advan
4 tagc with a left hook to the body
= Gibbons appeared content to let Tun
" ney do the leading and the crow
y began to clap for more action. Tur
- ney landed lcfts and rights to tn
:. body. Tunncy forced Gibbons aroun
the ring landing both hands to tn
4 face. He chopped Gibbons wit
- short hooks as they came to clos
~ quarters for infightin-. There. Wa
= little real fighting during til
i round and the crowd booed as tn
:, bell rang.
& Round TWELVE Turney landed tw
q efts to the BODY as, Gibbons cove
q ed. Tunney backed Gibbons aroun
- the ring and floored Gibbons with
- right to the chin. Gibbons was u
=, at seven and Tunney rushed hir
y crashing over another right. Gil
. bons fell in his own corner and W;
=, counted out. At the count of SIEVE
:" he strove vainlv to raise himself
I. his feet with the aid of the rop'
:, but was unable to summon enoue
y. strength to rise.