Retired Boxer Gene Tunney loking for his first glimpse of Ireland on his way to Dublin by boat. 24th August 1928. .
Boxer Gene Tunney arriving in Dublin. In the group that greeted him were Col. Fitzmaurice and Count John McCormack. 24th August 1928. .
Light-Heavyweight boxer Georges Carpentier in training at La Guerche for his fight with Gene Tunney which he lost. Known as 'The Orchid Man' he was...
French boxer Georges Carpentier kissing his daughter Jacqueline at his training quarters in La Guerche, near Nevers, where he is preparing for his...
Reporters surrounding US boxer and world heavyweight champion Gene Tunney on the roof of the Savoy Hotel during a visit to London after he retired...拳擊 - 運動, 新聞記者
Boxer Tom Heeney, from New Zealand, on the deck of the boat 'Leviathan', on his way to New York, where he is to meet Gene Tunney in the ring.
American world heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey in Philadelphia before his fight against Gene Tunney.
Boxer Tom Heeney, from New Zealand, training with a medicine ball on the deck of the boat 'Leviathan', on his way to New York, where he is to meet...
Gene Tunney , American boxer and world heavyweight champion with a bell-boy on the roof of the Savoy Hotel during a visit to London after he retired...
Grave of Heavyweight boxing champion Gene Tunney in Long Ridge Union Cemetery on September 8th, 2013 in Fairfield County, Connecticut.
New Zealand heavyweight boxer Tom Heeney during training for his fight against the US-american boxer and world heavyweight champion from 1926 to 1928...
Ring Magazine Cover - Illustration of Jack Dempsey, Benny Leonard, Gene Tunney, Joe Louis, Harry Greb, Mickey Walker, Ray Robinson on the cover.
Gene Tunney takes on Billy Vidaseck during training session at Stroudsburgh training camp on September 17,1926 in Stroudsburgh,Pennsylvania.
Gene Tunney poses with Tommy Gibbons before their fight at the Polo Grounds, on June 5,1925 in New York, New York. Gene Tunney won by a KO 12.
Gene Tunney looks on as Harry Greb weighs-in before their fight at Madison Square Garden, on December 10,1923 in New York, New York. Gene Tunney won...
Gene Tunney plays polo to strengthen his wrists, as he train for his upcoming fight against Jack Dempsey on October 5,1925.
Gene Tunney celebrates after winning the fight against Tom Heeney at the Yankee Stadium, on July 26,1928 in Bronx, New York. Gene Tunney won by a TKO...
Harry Greb poses against Gene Tunney at Madison Square Garden, on February 23,1923 in New York, New York. Gene Tunney won by a SD 15.
Gene Tunney looks on after he knocks down Jack Dempsey during the fight at Soldiers Field, on September 22,1927 in Chicago, Illinois. Gene Tunney won...
Jack Dempsey moves to his corner after knocking down Gene Tunney during the fight at Soldiers Field, on September 22,1927 in Chicago, Illinois.Gene...
Jack Dempsey is knocked down by Gene Tunney during the fight at Soldiers Field, on September 22,1927 in Chicago, Illinois.Gene Tunney won the World...
Gene Tunney lands a punch to Jack Dempsey during the fight at Soldiers Field, on September 22,1927 in Chicago, Illinois.Gene Tunney won the World...
Jack Dempsey looks to land a punch to Gene Tunney during the fight at Soldiers Field, on September 22,1927 in Chicago, Illinois.Gene Tunney won the...
Gene Tunney lands a right jab to Jack Dempsey during the fight at Soldiers Field, on September 22,1927 in Chicago, Illinois.Gene Tunney won the World...
Gene Tunney and Muhammad Ali look on before the signing for upcoming second fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, on October 4, 1973 in New...喬·弗雷澤 - 拳擊, 穆罕默德·阿里 - 拳擊, 拳擊 - 運動
Joe Bugner with Gene Tunny and Jack Dempsey; former heavyweight boxers at a reception for Dempsey's birthday at Toots Shor's Restaurant. July 1970.
William Lyons Phelps, lecturer of Shakespeare literature with Gene Tunney, the retired undefeated heavyweight boxer, and guest speaker on Voice of...
William Lyons Phelps, lecturer of Shakespeare literature with Gene Tunney, the retired undefeated heavyweight boxer, and guest speaker on Voice of...
Democratic Presidential Candidate Jimmy Carter with California Gov. Jerry Brown and Senator Gene Tunney as they leave Brown's room at the New York...
Golden Gloves and British officials enjoy a luncheon at the Commodore Hotel on the afternoon of 1935 international event., Sitting from left are...
Gene Tunney and Arthur Donovan, spectator and referee of Big Bout, respectively, give some pointers to couple of battlers at World's Fair, Court of...
Boxers Jack Dempsey standing over Gene Tunney after the latter was floored for a count of nine in the 7th round in Chicago.
Commander Gene Tunney, former world heavyweight champ who retired undefeated: George V. McLaughlin, Navy Relief chairman , and Larry MacPhail, get...
Republican Mayor William Hale Thompson, who legalized the sport in Chicago, stands with boxing champ Gene Tunney, 1927.
Gene Tunney, heavyweight champion of the world, who will defend his title against the former title holder, Jack Dempsey, in Chicago, September 22nd,...
Enthusiastic Boston fans are listening to the heavyweight championship fight between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney being broadcast live from...
Chicago, IL- The weatherman says the fight fans going to the Dempsey--Tunney fight should wear all of their heavies. Indications are there will be...
American Boxers Gene Tunney And Jack Dempsey Meeting For The First Time In The Ring In Dayton, Ohio, Around 1926.
Boxing: View of book TUNNEY Gene Tunney biography authored by Jack Cavanaugh and published by Random House at Time & Life Building, New York, NY
American Gene Tunney, right, and Frenchman Georges Carpentier after they weighed in for their fight in New York. Tunney won by a Technical Knockout...
Médaillons représentant le boxeur américain Gene Tunney et sa jeune femme Joséphine Lauder, circa 1920.
Le boxeur américain Gene Tunney et le trésorier du comité républicain national George H Getz à bord du bateau de ce dernier pour parler affaires le...
Le champion de boxe américain Gene Tunney en conversation avec l'écrivain George Bernard Shaw, circa 1920.