Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
battle royal from the very first tap of

battle royal from the very first tap of the gong. T
 The main star bout between Louis Bo- gash, welterweight champion of New En- gland and Sam Goods, welterweight champion of the Pacific coast, will be for fifteen rounds
 Louis Bogash has been meeting the very best in his class and has been win ming with east, while furthermore he gave Jack Britton. the welterweight champion, the hardest fight of his ca reer in Bridgeport only a short time ago. It was declared a draw, but Nthe ma jority of the sporting editors decided in favor of Bogash. "Tex" Rickard of- fered Britton twenty thousand dollars to have him meet Bogash at Madison Square Garden, but he turned 1t down.
 Sam Goods has been in the east but a short time. Ha has become big favor ite in New York. where he is cleaning them all up in easy fashion. At Water bury. month ago he gave Bud Wefer an artistic facing and made great i'm pression with the large crowd present {: the majority were of the one opinion that night. that he was one boy that would beat Bogash and when they en- | ter the ring. Bogash's followers will find plenty of Goodes followers from the l Brass City ready to wager he defeats l the Bridgeport lad. They will weigh in at the sealer of weights and measures office in New Haven at 2.3o o'clock the afternoon of the bouts.
 1 One of the ten round bouts between Patsy Bogash, a brother of Louis and a
 very rugged boy, and Young Reptka Of | Derby, known as the Human Fighting | Machine is creating lots of talk for their last fight at Bridgepor; it is still fresh
 in the minds of the Park City sports. as it was simply full of action from the first tap of the gong until Bogash stop- ped him. Both boys are of the aggres- sive type and no time is lost once they start
 A large delegation from Derby will be
 on hand to back Repka, as they are still
 under the impression Bogash won by a
 lucky punch, but they will be accommo-
 dated by the many followers of Patsy
 Bogash.
 Freddie siegal of New Haven, whc has been going along at fast pace
 will have a chance he has been looking
 forward to for many months, that is d . the lightweight title of Connecticut which is held by Young Angelo of Stan ford. Angelo won the title from Youni Eddy and has defeated many of tn very best boys of his weight in the eas: 5 In meeting Siegal, he stacks up agains one of the hardest punchers in New En
 land, and lad that just loves to mi : matters every round. They will battl f for ten rounds at 135 pounds, and thi l bout alone will be worth the price of ad | mission.
 2 The show will open at S.15 D. m wit S a six round star bout between Bill D Prince, the classy featherweight o f i Bridgeport, and George Proto of NeI I Haven, the aggressive Italian, and tn = bout should prove a whirlwind. Bot
 boys are very shifty. clever and read
 mixers.
 Dave Fitzgerald of New Haven vii be the third man in the ring, which is \ guarantee of satisfaction, as he has II = peer in the country and they must fgh : or out they go,' that is his motto. s Isaac Weiner of New Haven. ina [, posted S1 900 with the New Haven box s ing commission as a guarantee that tn ;- bouts will be run off in a satisfactor e manner and just as he advertised. Q Football Challenge.