E2eine
now
in ring,
other
preliminary
.pandoned.
Dempsey
and
Gibbons
en-
tering after Drake Gorman
fight.
(3)
Preliminary
fight,
first
three
rounds
Gorman punished
Drake severely
but
failed
to follow
up.
Fourth
round
Gorman
continued
punishing
Drake.
Fifth
round,
Drake
holding
his
own.
‘\Gorman
contirued
master
remaining
d
vounds
and
was given decision.
)
(4)
Dempsey
entered
the ring 3.29
p.
m.
Montana
time.
Gibbons entered
ring
337 p.
m.
Dempsey
got the corner
with
back
to
sun.
(5)
Official
weizhts.
Dempsey
1838,
Gibbons
178
Ist
round.
They
imme-
diately clinched.
Dempsey
hit (3ibbons
jaw w'th right
and
wrestled
with
hwm,
but failed land.
Gibbons
eame
back
with
right
but
Dempsey
pounded
Gibbons
brdy,
Gibbons
danc:d
away,
Dempsey
I:nded
hook
to
jaw,
Gibbons
ranaway.
D-mpsey
got in right
to jaw and Kidney.
Gibbons
landed right
on
Dempsey’s
jaw
but Dempsey
returned it on Gibbons
ead.
They
clinched
oufr
Gibhons goi
lln
lei't
hcok
to jaw. They clinched
again.
Deaip
sey
fought
his
way cut and landed right
uppercut
and left to juv.
Dempsey
then
hit with right
to body
as
obell
rang.
Second
round.
Gibb ns had slight
cut
cn
right eheek.
His
left
jab
feil
short
and
he went
into elinch landing with left
and
right
to
head.
Dampsey
took
his
time awaiting opening,
then
landed
three
punches
on
head
followed
by
left
hook
and
long
right
behind
ear.
Gibbons
brought
over left jab and left on eye and
then left hook,
D2mpsey
replving
with
right
to
head.
They
gt
nto
another
clineh,
Gibbons landed
two§left jabs
and
another
hook to left
of
head.
Dempsey
thon
eracked
Gibbons
with
right
body.
Third
round.
Dempsey
came
weaving
lana-d left rizht
to body Gibbons
return-
e
tiree
to
Dempsey’s
head.
Dempey
hit Gibbons
onjaw with left hook.
Gib-
bons
landed
left
jab.
Dempsey
replied
with t
ree
right
to head.
Thev clinched,
D mpsey
swinzinz Gibboas
otf
nis
feet
and
tanded
two on head
and
aa)ther
on
brdy.
Gibbons
landed
two lett jabs
and
third right
eaused
Dempsey
to
grunt.
Taey
clinehed.
Gibbons
landed
left
to
head.
Fourth
round.
Dempsev
came
back but
Gibbons
backed
off.
Dempsey
fell short
with right to body,
Tom
landed
on
head
and
right
to
body.
uvenpsey
again fell short
with
two
lefts
but
got
his range
and badly beat
Gibbons
in
bo-
dy.
They
clinched.
Dempsey
landed
three
uppercuts.
Gibbons
landed
real
punishers
on Dempszey’s
left
eye,
mak-
ing it bleed.
Fifth round.
Demnpsey
got
in
right
hook
to
kody,
Gibbons
landed
two
on
Dempsey’s
head.
Dempsey
re-
plied right to body and jaw Gibbons
got
in
hard
left
hook
sending
Dempsey’s
head
back,
and
did it again.
Dempsey
«Snded
right
left
to
jaw
and
another
right driving Gibbons
back
with
left
to
head.
They
clinched
both
wild
with
punches.
It was Gibbons
round.
Sixth
ST
CRO 11X VD
round.
Dempsey
more
cautious
jumped
away
then clinched
Gibbons landed
light
left on fac2 hoth seemed
tired,
Dempsey
was wild with terrific
uppercuts,
crowds
jeered
Dempsey
for
bhitting
Gibbons
against
ropes.
Dempsey
beat
Gibbons
head
with
lefts
and
rights,
Gibbons
blows began
fall shori.
Dempsey
landed
rabbit
punch
the right to body
and
three
to head,it
was Dempsey’s
round.
Seventh
rcund.
Dempsey
hit
Gibbon
jaw
hard
right and
Gibbons
returnad
1t
with
left.
Dempsey
got
in
another
hard
right
to
body.
Gibbons
landed
two
left
h oks
and right.
Eight
round.
They
circied,
Gibbons
missing
two
lefts.
Dempsey
landed
left to
wad.
Gibbons
got
in
two
left
hooks
jarring
Dooansey
bat
latter
rashed
Gibbons
and
landed
heavily
wita
low
left
hook
eausing
crowd
to
yell
disapproval.
Gibbons
seemad
tired
but
cime
back
with
right
to jaw and right
uppercut.
Dempsey
beat
Gibbons
on
head
and
wert
c¢iose
beating
Giboons
mereilessly.
Gibbons
was
bhanzinz
on at
beil.
Ninth
round.
Gibbons
tired keep
away
but
Dempsey
got
close
pounded
Gibbons
head
and
repeated
it.
Gibbons
put left hook
but received
serious
rights
and
they close1 again.
Dempsey
gotin
right
left
to
jaw
Gioouons
landed
body
blow but Dempsey
2ot
close again
pounc-
ed Gibbuns
merecilessiy
landing
three
leit
jabs
right
uppercuts
and
right
to chin.
ten.h
round.
They elinched,
Demypsey
oot
in left
hock
to jaw
Gibbons
landed
hard left to b.dy
but
took
three
rights
and left
no
return.
Gibbon,
then
held
on
but Dempsey
Janded
three
lefts
lLiead
and pounded
kidneys
followed
by
three
lefts
to jaw, Gibbons
blows
falling well.
They clinched
but
Gibbons
hit
on break
and
apologized
to
Dempsey.
Klevenih
round.
They
sparred,
Dempsey
landed
three
lefts and
got
one
in reture
but Gib-
hons
was mosily
wild.
Dempsey
landed
three
lefts
to jaw
Gibbons
landed
three
richt
and
lett
uppe:cut
but
Dempsey
rceked
him
with
uppercuts
and
body
biows
Gibbons
landed
left
and
after
ex-
change
rights
they
clinched.
Gibbouns
brought
Dempsey
up with
hard right
to
jaw and
then
landed
two lefts.
It was
Gibbons
round,
Twelfth round.
Owing
clamour
from erowd nobody
heard
start-
ing bell.
DLempsey
was
wilt
with rigiit
LYook
and
chased
Gibbons
then
landod
three
rights ieits
cn
uibbons
jaw
afier
whieh
they clinehed
but
Gibbons
walked
away.
Dempsey
tried
hold
and hit but
Gibbons
cffered
only
left
shoulder.
Dempsey
then ianded
rabbit
punes
agamn
and
in close fighting landed
dozen
rights
left,
Gibbons
landed
twice
after cl'nch,
Dempsey
got
in
three
body
punches.
Gibbons
put
over right left swings,
Ihirteenth
round.
Thbey clinched
Denrp-
sey
landed
three
leits
boZy,
Gibbons
landed right jaw,
Dempsey
held Gibbons
in a firm embrace
and pounded
jaw wiih
left uppercu:s,
Gibbons landed
left hook,
they elinched, Dempsey’s
blows again
fell
short,
Gibbons landed
left right to body
ava
danced
away.
It
was
Gibkbons round.
Fourteenr,tii
reund.
UCempsey
rushed
but
Gibbons
got in hard left
to jaw Dempsey
landed right body received
left head
they
clinched
and
exchanged
eight
punches
Gibbons
ran
away.
Demuvsey
missed
right swing they clinched
Dempsey
land-
ed
right
kidneys
and
left
jab on
nose.
Each
landed
hard lefts and c¢linched,
Gib-
bons repeatedly
falling short.
It wasa
weak
round.
Fifteenth
round.
Demp-
sev
worked
feverishly
but
landed
oniy
lightly they clinched.
Dempsey
was
wild
with left and right.
They clinched
again
and
when
Gibbons
missed
left
lead,
Dempsey
got in right
to Gibbons
ear and
rieht and
lefts
to jaws
and
they clinched
Dempsey
landed
three
lefts
to
juw and
Gibbons
was hanging
on
roves
when
beil
sounded
finishing tinul
round.
Dempsey
won by referecs
deeision.
Decision
w:s
hased
on real
merits
of
men,
Dempsey
showing
better
form
in
majority
of
rounds,
London. July2ad
—The
eity of
Frank
firt, on
the edge
of the Muvence
biidgo-
head,
is
suriounced
bv
occupied
ter:i-
tory
thrcugh
Freneh
mislitery
moves,
beirg
con }iele !_\
cut off from
uncecunic
d
Germany,
it
is
announced
in
the
la‘est
advices.
To
tle
torth,
in
the
Ruhr,
Frereh
infantiy and
cavairy
lave
ceca-
pied
Sciwcrta,
near
Arisbecg,
on
the
Ruhr,
arnd otter
trocps
cve
ontheir
way
to Hegen,
in tke
sene
neighbourheod.
Frusse's,
Jily
2nd.—lhe
prcgramnme
of penzlties
to
be
imposed
in
the Rubr
becaute
of
the
bombirg
of
the Pelgian
troop train
neazr
Duisbiry
on
Saturday,
in which
ten
lives
were
lost
and
more
than
two
score
persons
injured,
was
le-
fore the
Lelgian
Cabinet
tor consideru-
tion at iis
meeting
this
afternoon.
Al-
ready
the Government
has
orderad
that
prominent
German
civilians.,
oppcsed
to
the occupation,
be
carried
as
protesting
hostages
on Belgian
trains
crossing
the
Lhine
ot Duisbury hereatier,
in response
to the
widespread
indignaticn
caused
by
the
cutrage
the
newspapirs
suggest
strereer
measures,
several
of
them
mrg-
ing the
adoption
of
the practice
followed
by the
Germars
ir
Pelgium
durirg the
war, Ihe shooiing
¢!
selecied
notubles
in
reprisal,
aiter
each
act
of hostility.
lek:e,
July drd.—dapan
has
decided
to
arprocch
Weat
Dritain
and
the
Unite d
Siates
v libh
a view
to reaching
a tripariy
agree-nent
to
en_orce
tre
provisions
of
the
Washington
npaval
ireaty
withoat
awaiiing
rutlification
by
J:"\l'l;l(,‘v.‘,
11
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~Ii:l 2Nnese
LeWSsLapels,
which print statenmients
Lelieved obe
10
-
liable.
Lausanne,
July
3rd.—l-met
Pacha,
in
the
name
of
the Turkish
delegation,
hes
despatehied
a
new
note
to the Near
Eaost
Co..terence
protesting
against
the delay in
di:cussing the unsettleed
problems before
the coufererce
and demanding immediate
consideration
cf
the questions
of the Cr-
toman
debt,
the
evacuation
of Turkish
territory and concessions.