ref: Donnie Smith

Sullivan quit in the third round complaining of an injured hand, but MacDonald seemed on the verge of knocking him out.

Reported as a 12-round win for Sullivan by the Boston Globe. Reported as a 12 round draw by the Calgary Daily Herald and the Edmonton Daily Bulletin. Reported as a 12 Round draw by Acadian Recorder(Halifax, NS), January 2, 1914.

Lavin strongly denies he took part in this bout. Said it was an imposter. -Buffalo Courier

Newspaper decision from the Boston Globe.

ref: Claude Tibbitts

(The Post-Star, The Arugs)

ref: Charlie (CJ) Murray

Buffalo Times "Clabby had a slight shade"

ref: Billy Roche

Dillon won the newspaper decision. (Indianapolis Star)

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press.

ref: Eddie McBride

"Sullivan who trains at the Buffalo gymnasium daytimes and on highballs at night, and who caused dismay amoung his backers and friends by browsing around amoung his cronies until 2 a.m. Tuesday morning, the day of the battle, put it all over Al Brown, know as Dixie Kid." -Buffalo Evening News

ref: William J Kelly

Newspaper decision from the Buffalo Courier. Some sources called the fight a draw. Loughrey and Sullivan did not meet on February 2, 1911, contrary to Loughrey's record.

"razor thin decision". Buffalo Times

Lavin down in first. Buffalo Times

Newspaper decision from the Boston Globe.

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press

The Boston Globe reported that this fight was in New Haven, Conn., not Cambridge, Mass., as sometimes shown. It was a newspaper decision draw, according to the Globe.

Sullivan was an easy winner, according to the Boston Globe.

ref: Eddie Hanlon

Sullivan relinquished his claim to the welterweight title after this fight.

ref: James J Jeffries

World Welterweight Title

1:18    ref: Billy Roche

Ketchell defended his claim as World Middleweight champion

ref: Charles Eyton

World Welterweight Title

ref: Jack McDonough

ref: Charles Eyton

World Welterweight title
Both fighters weighed in at 145lbs.

ref: Red Gallagher

ref: Shorty Adams

ref: Alvie King

Bout for Welter Title claim at 142 lbs, but all bets off when Sullivan came in overweight; Sullivan down in the 9th round; Police ordered ref to stop it in 10th.

1:55    ref: Jack Welsh

World Welterweight Title, 142 lbs at 4 pm
Sullivan down in the 8th, Gans down in the 11th.
Gans' share of the gate was $2, 425.20 (he also bet $1, 700 on himself), and Sullivan's was $1, 616.80.
Estimated weights for both fighters were 134lb for Gans and 142lb for Sullivan (San Francisco Call).

ref: Jack Welsh

ref: James O'Hara

Sullivan was knocked down in the 1st round.
Most sources were of the opinion that Sullivan deserved the decision: Baltimore American, Baltimore Sun, Boston Journal, New York Evening World, Trenton Times, wire ("Referee O'Hara called it a draw, but few in the large audience agreed with him.").
Trenton Times reported it was a pre-arranged draw if lasting the distance.

attrib Beth McLeod of Saint John, New Brunswick

Corcoran was also known as "Cornelius Gormerly."

Boston Journal

Police stopped this "one-sided" affair. LA Herald

ref: Larry Sweeney

According to Boston newspapers, Sullivan appeared to have deserved the decision. Although it was not reported as a prearranged draw in the press, but possibly it was, just not announced to be so.

Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. It was a close fight.

Prearranged draw.
Boston Globe reported that Sullivan had the better of it, while Boston Journal favored McFadden.

ref: Joe Lannon

Prearranged draw.
Boston Globe and Boston Journal reported that Sullivan had the best of it.

Newspaper decision from the Boston Globe.

ref: J E Byrne

Reported as a draw in the Boston Globe.

According to the Boston Globe, this was a 10-rounder, not six rounds as sometimes shown.

The fight was stopped when Littlejohn was in "pitiable condition."

ref: Charles Cheltra

Changed from win for Sullivan previously shown here, to a draw per day after Boston Globe.

ref: Charles Cheltra