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GLAMOR GALLOPER HAS OWN STYLE /ILKY SULLIVAN, y SUI SYLLIVAN crummmas, SILKY, WHO COMES THROUSH WW THE STRETCH LIKE MILADYS , GIRDLE, 15 REPUTED 70 HAVE mae up | | ago, Jack Dempsey and Gene|fights that drew in excess of $8,- Tunney met, for the second time, 000,000, from 1921 to 1927, and at-| in a prize fight which was to|tracted the Jauronage of people highlight sport's greatest era, It|will to pay as not only drew the biggest gate inleach for ringside seats, | boxing history, it became one of| In an atmosphere featuring the most controversial matches nothing but the biggest and the of all time, Alan J. Gould, exec-|best, i money no object, the utive editor of The Associated secon Dempsey - Tunney fight| Press, was general sports editor was a "natural, then, Here is his recollection of| Tunney, a product of the side-| that classic. walks of New York, fought chiefly in light heavyweight| By ALAN J. GOULD Tanks' until he caught Rickard's| Associated Press Writer [oo a5 a potential challenger for America's golden age of sports' Dempsey. came to a spectacular climax| On that July day in 1921 when along Chicago's lake front on a Dempsey knocked out Georges balmy September evening in Carpentier of France in the first heavyweight "battle of the cen- the night of the|tury" at Boyle's Thirty Acres in| for the world's| Jersey City, Gene Tunney was heavyweight boxing champion an inconspicuous figure in a pre- | ship between the old mauler,| liminary bout--in which he kay- William Jattison Siacky Detap. oed Soldier Jones. | sey, and the fighting marine, |,., " | James Joseph (Gene) Tunney. I'LL LICK HIM | The battle drew an all-time| By 1925, Tunney not only had record of $2,658,000 in gate re- gained weight and stature, he| ceipts and ended in a 10-round|Was mature and confident, To | gh 25 $100 pp vpSEY THE AGGRESSOR (ropes, caught the champion sud- Former Sports Writer Recalls Dempsey-Tunney Fight, 1927 Editor's Note: Thirty years moted five top heavyweight 000, while Dempsey signed for denly a bit offguard and crashed self from Iall flat. ' $450,000--all-time records for the|a right to the jaw. Unable to, ing THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Wednesday, April 30, 1958 13 "one" it was actually "'six" from, Gathering steamy he outhoxed the : of the knead (and punched the challenger coil a Big a count through the last two rounds and " Roig Fre to tull advantage ;\oqriy was the winner op points the punishment, he had the ben. When the last bell sounded. efit of the "long count" of 14 Dempsey was bleeding from a seconds, |bad cut over his left eye and so |battered he did not seem to re- alize when the fight was over 'SURVIVES ROUND Pandemonium broke loose as In ring parlance, Tunney 'got Did the "long count" save Tun urposes of champion and chal-manoeuvre, Tunney tried 10105000 fans leaped to their feet, on his bicycle and hack-pedalled" ney's title and prevent Dempsey enger. clinch, but Dempsey sas quick yelling for the "kill." It had the'tr keep out of the plunging from becoming the first fighter For six rounds, Tunney held the upper hand, As previously, to seize his advantage. He landed old primeval effect on Dempsey, Dempsey left hook, then a short too, for he Ang 's reach. It was theto regain the heavyweight 2 { hovered menacingly smart thing to do. Any other tac 'crown? Since no one can say 'or {right that blasted Tunney's chin. over his fallen opponent and at tic could have been disastrous. * sure, that's one of the 'istic do he relied on his speed, boxing AS the champion's legs buckled'first ignored referee Dave! Dempsey had shot his bolt, bates that can--and probably will skill and counterpunching. Demp- | 906, be started to fall, Dempsey Barry's insistence that he go to Tunney came out for the eighth --2¢ on forever. hi 1 sey, tanned and , was the P at his cr aggressor, He was no match for|target. { Tunney at close quarters, though (the farthest neutral corner. Five fateful seconds elapsed be- He had absorbed Dempsey's side, an arm's length from where It looked like the end. Tunney's fore Dempsey obey ref- heaviest punches. Sensing that'Tunney went dows under Demp- round with renewed confidence. From where | sat at the ring and was consistently outpointed.|eyes were closed as he dropped eree's instructions, based on athe former champion was weak- sey's savage attack, seve al Then came the seventh. Demp-|to the canvas. Instinctively he rule that had been spelled out for ening, Tunney moved to the at- things may be said with some sey crowded Tunney against the reached out and grasped the sec-/both fighters in advance. Thus tack and dropped Dempsey with conviction, though not with fina. ond strand of rope to keep him-'when Barry began the count atla right to the jaw. ° ity. TS BIGNEWS!! In the Interest of victory on points for Tunney, the Rickard he said: 'Get me Demp- titleholder, as He rallied from a|sey. As sure as there are stars "long count" knockdown in the'in the heavens, I'll lick him. FED BETTER seventh round. Tex agreed that Gene would be| RT HIS BID It may have been suspects d at fhe veut oan to get a crack at| 4 / } % the time, but it has taken history 5 0 [s SPOR ' and the perspective of 30 years| In a steady downpour of rain, COMPETITION, to record that it was not only one on the night of Sept. 23, 1926, CET . @ |of the most controversial prize Tunney -- a 4-to-1 underdog --| Riotetiniad by King Peuiuies Byblioete fights of all time, but the centre-|outboxed and outfought Dempsey | piece of all the fabulous sports y in 10 rounds to de- BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS [5c "aus. f wonder hone the man who'd me | -- the 'roaring twen- heavyweight king for seven " years. American League | Baltimore 6 400 4 The buildup for a return match "Petroit 000 000 001--1 6 0 Boston 4 9 308 5% PEAK OF PROMOTION was soon under. way. notwith. | New York 012 100 10x--5 13 0|Chicago $ 8 .273 5% | Those were the days of such|standing some talk that Dempsey __ Foytack, Shaw (4) Aguirre (8) Today's Games | glamorous performers as Babe planned to retire. It was inev- and Hegan; Shantz and Berra. And Probable Pitchers |Ruth and Bobby Jones, of Helen |itable that he try to stage a HRs: NY-Skowron 2, Berra, Cleveland at Washington (N)-- Wills and Big Bill Tilden, of comeback and regain the heavy- &7 LENGTHS WW C/E RACE, Bur SAFE DRIVING Your Authorized ~ GENERAL MOTORS DEALLECS -- offer | . 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