ref: Lew Grimson   Lawrence Coles   Matt Cox

Bout halted when referee declared both men were stalling. - Buffalo Evening news

ref: Willie Houck

ref: Al Dewey   Harry Benny

From the Bridgeport Post (Herb Goldman). It was a rather fight, won clearly by Bogash.

ref: Slim Brennan   John Bemish   Tom Walsh

ref: Matt Brock

ref: Pop O'Brien

Kirby was disqualified after leaving Gans unable to continue from a low blow.

ref: Slim Brennan   Yankee Evans   Tom Walsh

ref: Lew Grimson   John 'Chick' Feldman   Paul 'Dex' Morris

ref: Jack Walton   Yankee Evans   Michael Moses

ref: Lew Grimson   Mike Bernstein   Yankee Evans

ref: Al Dewey   Larry Kendig   Eddie Rosenbloom

ref: Jimmy Henahan   Mike Bernstein   Al Dewey

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Langford was winning until Gans landed below the belt.

ref: Frank McCracken   Yankee Evans   Ellis Riskin

ref: Tommy Ginty   Mike Bernstein   Yankee Evans

ref: Tommy Reilly   Yankee Evans   Ellis Riskin

ref: Eddie White

ref: Billy Burke

ref: Al Murphy   Mike Bernstein   Yankee Evans

ref: Jack Michaels

Gans was disqualified for a low blow. The bout was described by the Syracuse Journal as a slow bout, with both boxers stalling.
(Michaels debut as a referee in a Syracuse ring)

ref: Jack Walton   Mike Bernstein   Tom Walsh

(Chicago Tribune)

Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record and the Pittsburgh Post.

ref: Rags Nolan   Yankee Evans   Tom Walsh

Newspaper decision from the New York Times

The bout was declared no contest after Spratley had gone down from an apparently light right and left to the head.

ref: Pop O'Brien   Jimmy Henahan   Freddie Seymour

The bout was stopped by the state inspector who stated that the two were "taking things too easy."

ref: Jimmy Henahan   Yankee Evans   James Snee

ref: Tommy Ferguson   Bill Gallagher   Freddie Seymour

ref: Al Murphy   Tony Early   Ellis Riskin

ref: Al Murphy   George Maillard   James Snee

ref: Jack Dorman

ref: Slim Brennan   Bill Gallagher   Joe Simmons

ref: Jack O'Donnell

ref: Steve Latzo   Louis Crease   DT McKelvey

ref: Steve Latzo   DT McKelvey   Johnny Novak

ref: Lew Bailey   Lew Grimson   George Maillard

ref: Tommy Green   George Maillard   Battling Mantell

ref: J Buck Kelly   Bill Gallagher   Dick Powell

Newspaper decision from the Allentown Morning Call

(Chicago Tribune). Also, newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post.

Newspaper decision from the Hazleton Plain Speaker

ref: J Buck Kelly

Sullivan was disqualified for kneeing Gans. Sullivan claimed Gans had bit him.

Newspaper decision from Wilkes-Barre Record (draw), Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader (Venchell) and Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent (Gans)

From Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).

Newspaper decision from Wilkes-Barre Record (Gans) and Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent (draw)

ref: Steve Latzo

Newspaper decision from the Hazleton Standard-Sentinel and Wilkes-Barre Record

ref: Steve Latzo

Newspaper decision from the Hazleton Standard-Sentinel

Newspaper decision from the Allentown Morning Call

A win for Gans was reported in the Philadelphia Inquirer, his opponent being shown as Joe Hicks! Since "Joe Hicks" was Gans's actual name, this appears to be an error. Leo Leonard is usually shown as Gans's first opponent, so this may have been correct, but needs verification.

ref: Fernando Rios

Bout cancelled in sixth round by referee due to heavy rain that soaked the ring canvas and audience.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).

Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala).

(Chicago Tribune)

Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post.

(Chicago Tribune)

From New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).

Newspaper decision from the Allentown Morning Call

Newspaper decision from Mount Carmel Item

Newspaper decision in favor of Gans from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).

Newspaper decisions "The Allentown Morning Call" and "The Evening News"

Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).

November 3, 1920 Wilkes-Barre Times.

Newspaper decision from the Reading Eagle

Newspaper decision in favor of Gans from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).

Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).

From New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).

In the third round Gleason scored a flash knockdown, which was followed by a 9-count knockdown of Gans. Gans fought at "Young Hicks, " as he died for several years in his early career.