Gibbons Beats Carpentier In Ten Round International
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul decisively defeated Georges Carpentier of France in ten rounds in Michigan City. Gibbons dominated each round and Carpentier finished with an ankle injury and a limp.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
5
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul decisively defeated Georges Carpentier of France in ten rounds in Michigan City. Gibbons dominated each round and Carpentier finished with an ankle injury and a limp.
In Berlin on May 15 two Japanese professors Dr Takayanagi and Dr Ueno arrived to purchase books for the Imperial Library in Tokyo, damaged by the great earthquake and fire.
A massive monument to Jefferson Davis, Confederate chief, will be unveiled at his birthplace in Fairview Kentucky on June 7. A 341 foot concrete shaft forms the centerpiece with states of the old Confederacy represented. Dedication events coincide with a Confederate reunion in Memphis beginning June 3.
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