Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-06
PLENTY OF ACTION IN
 AT NEW LONDON TONIGHT

Followers of the gloved gladiatofs will be provided with plenty or ac- tion tonight when the National Ath- letic Club of New London will put into action six of the fastest bantam weights seen in this vicinity in a long time and while thirty rounds or boxing have been carded, the fans Will probably not be treated to this num- Der of rounds for it is doubtful II all the bouts go the limit because or the fighting tactics of some of the pat tiers At any rate an abundance or
 action is assured for each Of the boys
 is possessed of ample speed to sat isfy the most rabid follower Of the squared circle.
 The main bout is slated for twelve
 rounds at 122 pounds between Mike Castle of Lowell, Mass, and Tommy Fay of New York. Castle is fast, l wo-handed fighter and his ability
 will be readily recognized when 1t Will
 be remembered the terrific bout he re- gently fought at Lowell with Abe Friedman of Boston and although the judges awarded the verdict to Fried l man, all of the newspapers that had ! representatives at the rilgside handed the decision to Castle. The Lowell , boy is aggressive at all times and IS out to win from the first tap of the gong, tearing in constantly and en- deavoring to win his battle at the 1 first opportunity.
 1 Fay is a boy of similar style fight CT as Is Castle and always gives a good account of himself. The weight is to his liking for he fights at his best at 12O-122 pounds. In his recent bouts in New York and Brooklyn Fay has fought in a manner that has put him in the limelight among the ban | tams and followers of the game in the
 metropolis predict that another sea- son he will be ready to go against the best in his division. Fay obtained the greater part of his schooling in the navy and as is characteristic with all l navy fighters, he is always on the az
 greasive. never letting up and striv- | ing at all times to send over the punch i that will bring him another victory. Because of the class of these two 1 boys if the bout goes the limit the 1 fans will have witnessed a battle flowing over with action from bell to bell.
 In the semi final encounter two of ] the fast stepping bantams in the east will show their wares for in Benny 1 Nelson, the crack Lowell midget fight
 CT and Bobby Green of New York, the IdnS Will %llIleSS 1TeWOl hS lIOLl LuS 1 opening round until the finish. The
 boys have agreed upon the weight as | 122 pounds and the distance ten rounds, and it is problematical if the encounter goes the entire distance be-
 cause of the speed and hitting powers
 of the youngsters. Patrons of the club
 remember the recent bout in which | Nelson stopped Carman Cook of l Bridgeport in the opening frame and
 the fans acknowledged that they nev- CT saw faster performer than Nel- l son. The Lowell boy has all kinds of speed and can hit with either hand, but in Green he is tackling a fighter of similar type and as can well be imagined with boys of the style tha. Nelson and Green perform that there l will not be a dull moment during their stay in the arena.
 The opening bout will be of eight
 rounds at 122 pounds between John
 ny Cole, stablemate of 'Ir:Eh" John- , ny Curtin. of Jersey City and Billy 1 Raincourt of Lawrence. These boys
 are rugged, two handed ministers and ] will more than delight the fans with their slam-bang attack.