New Britain herald., 1927-05-04
RAYHOGAN 70 MEET JACK
 CARSON LN EEA TURF BOUT
Trophy to Be Presented to Battalno at Mohawk A. c. Tournament Johnny Clinch to Battle Ed Watts of Terryville-Blly Taylor of Hartford Entered in Bout Roland and Martin to Furnish Fireworks Ten Bouts Listed Tomorrow Night.

Ray Hogan 'The Terryville Tor. TOT" will battle Jack Carson Of New Haven in the feature bout of the Mohawk A. c. amateur light tourna. ment tomorrow night at the '. M. T.. A. & B. society hall on Main street. These two. meeting in the 1l7. pound class have fought several times before without either getting a decisive margin over the other. Hogan has had . long rest and is in the pink of condition.
 Trophy For Battalino A feature of the tournament will be the presentation of large silver loving cup to Bait Battalino of Hartford. recently crowned national amateur featherweight champion. i The trophy will hs presented as | token of esteem and admiration from New Britain. Pat Mccarthy, big heavyweight from Boston. one of Battalino's greatest admirers, who is to meet Mike McTigue in New York soon. will make the presentation speech. Besides thiA Mccarthy will referee one Of the bouts and will judge in several of the others.
 Tho cup which will be given to the national champion Is on display in the windows of the State Lunch on Main street and has attracted | good deal Of attention.
 The officials of the Mohawk A. C. have also decided to change judges for tomorrow nights tournament. So much criticism was directed at the work of the judges during tho last show that conference was ar- ranged and the action was decided on.
 Johnny Clinch, local boy. will be seen in a local ring for the first ume in months. He will face Ed Watts, colored. of Terryville in the 136. pound class. Watts scored knock out in his first appearance here and he is popular fighter with the fans. Clinch beat Pancho Villa in his first bout after the layor and he expects to win tomorrow night.
 Billy Taylor Entered Billy Taylor who is fast gaining the reputation of being one of the most clever welterweights in the amateur ranks. will meet Bill Lieb- erman of Springfield in tho 150- pound class. Taylor. formerly star athlete at Hartford high school. has had 10 fights in the amateurs. He scored six knockouts and won the other four on points. In New York recently. he scored two knock. outs over New York opponents. His opponent from Springfield is . tough customer.
 Rollo Roland of Waterbury who gave Bat Battalino ono of his toughest fights at the state armory in this city, will meet Gene Martin of Terryville in the 140-pound class. Ray Taylor of Terryville. blond thatched battler. will face Joe Champ. kayo artist of Hartford in the 13o-round division.
 Hall vs. IIarrivicro Ray Hall and Leo Larriyiere will | furnish one of the sensations. These two fought on the last card and the decision almost caused a riot. Hall was given the fight on points by the Judges after four rounds. In bring. ing the pair back into the ring, tho Mohawk A. C. officials are giving tho boys an opportunity of deciding which really is superior.
 The weights of the classes range from the 10s-pound division up to 1Go pounds with 10 bouts making up the card. Boys from Waterbury. Springfield. Terryville. Hartford and
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