Putnam patriot., 1927-11-10
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BOUTS FRIDAY NIGHT
 DRAW BIGGEST GATE

I. was Goulets round by quite a margin.
 After landing light rights and left. e. Goulet's head and face the Putnam boy started after his opponent and saea had him tired and bewildered There were some wonderful openings offered Geulet. l. looked as fl he ught 10 have finished Dixon. who hung on eamely and was on his feet
 H bell rang Every round was fedited Co the Putnam boy.
 Germain Disqualified
 Then came what started out to be tho prettiest bout Of the evening Rene Peloqun. lf4. Dauielson. and Antonio Germain. ff4. Worcester, were The opponents PeloquiH landed in and out occasionally landing a clean right or Jeff without doing any damage He had Germain bewilder- ed and the Worcester boz was swing ing wild and uneFectiyey The round might be given Peloquin by narrow margin.
 Germain came out with a rush in the second round Peloquin fell down twice but was up in an instant He met the wild rushing Bay State boy with some clean punches that got his goat. Tn the clinches Germaiu few rabbit punches and was warned by the referee. Once he had Peloquin through the ropes and did not give him a change to get free. a -I =f. Essss once more the referee warned the wild swinging Germain the Worcester boy attempted to take matters into his own hands and waved the referee away This brought the climax. The bout was stopped. Germain sent t0 his corner where his gloves were re moved as quickly as possible and the fans expressed their disapproval as he left the ring
 Alex Tourain. 145, Putnam, and George Brousseau. l50, Worcester. furnished the fourth act. Peter Mag nan was introduced as the referee for this bout. Tournin went to work hard and landed number of clean blows without doing any damage. They swapped and clinehed and the round ended with the Putnam boy q feW point to the good
 h Inc second Tourain, T good box eE ma3e his debut as killer and this did not improve his work While his reW stVIe Vas moi pretty | was effect ise and he had Brausseau eroggv and Wifb hla4I flowing from his nose. Mauy a6 To1ran's swings were go- up wild and 6is punches lacked steam
 Boring In
 The thifd round vas like the see ana. Toural kept boring in wildly swinging and missing fifty per cent If his attempts Usually this little boxer is accurate in timing and 1T distance bal az | rough and tumble mixer he loses all of the clevefnesi that he has shown heretofore How ever. he won every round on poiutl and waa given the decision.
 Number tixe showed Leo Patron' If Worcester. anal Jack Selinsk o Jewett City, both i23. in action. Tn Jewett City boy. under proper hand l ling. has the makings of real bat tier. He is clever. shifty. and cal take punishment in large quantities He k cool and crafty fighter
 The first round was a fast one am the crowd applauded the boys as th bell rang Patrone had bit the bel ter of it
 In the second round the break were about even and 1t could easil be called draw Patrone was land ing but was taking punches in returi and as the round came to an end looked as if the Worcester boy wa worried.
 The third round became rouehe and Selinsky started rushing Patron around the ring The Worcester bo was plainly in difficulties and severa times dropped his guard wide opei but the Jewctt City hoy did not fol low up his advantages although h won the round by wide margin am was awarded the round and the fight
 Before the sixth bout started Le roy Garley of Worcester was intro