Opponent For Tunney

Northland Age, Volume 28, Issue 28, 23 March 1928, Page 2

Opponent For Tunney

Hceney’s Claim Tunneys Opinion Gene Tunney said that he considers Tom Heeney his next logical opponent. “Heeney, in my opinion,” the champion said, "is the winner of the tournamt'nt to pick the contender for the heavy-weight crown, Heeney has done everything Rickard asked, and defeated every opponent, including Risko, Delaney and Sharkey,

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