New Britain herald., 1927-08-27
Top prices were predicted tee po- tatoes next winter.
 Bouts We'll Attendpd

l tatoes next winter.
 Bouts We'll AttendDd In spite of the fact that . lixht
 rain fell most of the evening. 3D.
 proximately 1000 boxing fans passed
 through the turnstiles at Muzzy Aeid
 last night to witness the card of amateur bouts staged under the aus pices of the Park Athletic club. In the main bout of the evening, Pancho Villa of Hartford was award- ed the decision over Bob Pease, | (colored) of New Haven. Both boys who weighed in at 1855 pounds, went at top speed for the three rounds but Villas superior ring generalship won him the decision. In the 135 pound class, Johnny Sahno of Forestvile was awarded the decision over Tony Domiano of New Britain. Pete Garber of Terry vile won on a technical knockout from Joe Christie of Bristol in tho first round in the 131 pound class. l The results of the other bouts were as follows:
 116 pound class-Pat Mancini Of ! Hartford lost the decision to Del | Paulette of New Britain, three , rounds.
 13S pounds Joe Zotter of New Britain knocked out Joe Masatort of New Haven in the first round. Masa- tort received a broken nose in the furry of punches.
 137 pounds-Tony Laviero of Bris- tol won the decision over Pete Gim. martino of Hartford. three rounds. 121 pounds-Joe Mazello of New Haven was awarded the decision over Mike Cavalieri of Bristol, four rounds.
 130 pounds-Joe Martino of Hart ford won on a technical knockout from August Schultz of New Britain when the latter's seconds threw a towel in the ring in the second round.
 11S pounds-Frank Marino won the decision over Dominick Fiskil of New Britain, three rounds. 130 pounds-Red Knight of New Haven was awarded the judges de- cision over Gus Bergstrom of Hart. ford, four rounds.
 Honest John Willis refereed the contests and James Butler. ST., and Joseph Butler served as judges. Sunday Baseball The Philadelphia, Giants, Worlds colored champions. will furnish tho opposition for the New Departure
 
 morrow afternoon.
 Included on the roster of the Giants are Will Jackman. Ameri- cas colored pitching ace: Burlin White, comedian; and Jack R&cke. known throughout the country as the Burt Williams of baseball. Last season the Giants experienced little the score at the end of the con- test being to ].
 The game is scheduled to start at D. m. with Bob Coughlin call ing the balls and strikes and Swat" McCabe serving as base umpire.
 Dcvotions to St. Anne Devotions in honor of St. Anne will be held at St. Joseph's church at 730 o'clock this evening. Nonagcnarian Dies
 Mrs. Gaorgianna Bunnell, resi- dent of the city for the past cen- tury, died Thursday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. George B. Lewis
 of West street at the age of 93
 years. Death was due to infirmities incident 10 old age. Mrs. Bunnell was born in East Longmeadow. Mass, Masch g.
 1894, the daughter of Eliza and Flvira (Parsons) Stone. She was the oldest of family of eight children, but one of whom survive. As a young girl, she moved with her family to Burlington. Conn.,. where she was married to Giles Bunnell. Two children were born of the un- ion. Wallace Levi Bunnell and Mary
 Ella Bunnell, both of whom died q number of years ago. Surviving are one brother, Oliver Stone of Forestville: four grand children, Clinton Bunnell of Forest vile, Mrs. G. B. Lewis and Mrs. J.
 J. Herman of West Hartford; also by four grandchildren and three great at-grandchildren. The funeral was held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the As bury Methodist church. Rev. Will liam r. Davis, Jr., conducted the
 services and interment was in the
 Forestville cemetery.