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mh2365 · 05-05-2004, 03:47 PM

Joe Gans defended his title with a 15UD over Jem Carney on 12-27, 1902. Gans used his superior defense and quickness to dominate the fight throughout.

Gans dropped Carney with a 3 punch combination in the 13th, and appeared on his way to a rare knockout in the 14th, when a cut under his left eye put him into defensive mode and he stayed outside the rest of the fight.

Gans ran his record to 10-1-1 and Carney fell to 7-4.

I had it 146-138. Tom Trunzo at ringside had it 146-137. The official judges had it 145-139/143-140/146-137.

On the undercard Edward Rollins (5-8) knocked out Denny Kelliher (3-6-2) in :32 into the fight. This marked the second time a fast KO happened on the undercard of a Gans championship bout.

05-05-2004, 03:47 PM	#42
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	GANS RETAINS LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE Joe Gans defended his title with a 15UD over Jem Carney on 12-27, 1902. Gans used his superior defense and quickness to dominate the fight throughout. Gans dropped Carney with a 3 punch combination in the 13th, and appeared on his way to a rare knockout in the 14th, when a cut under his left eye put him into defensive mode and he stayed outside the rest of the fight. Gans ran his record to 10-1-1 and Carney fell to 7-4. I had it 146-138. Tom Trunzo at ringside had it 146-137. The official judges had it 145-139/143-140/146-137. On the undercard Edward Rollins (5-8) knocked out Denny Kelliher (3-6-2) in :32 into the fight. This marked the second time a fast KO happened on the undercard of a Gans championship bout.