New Britain herald., 1927-09-15
DAN HEALY TO BE GIVEN
 CUP AT AMATEUR TOURNEY
Star Track Man 10 Be Honored For Work In Hartford Race-KeIy and Bard to Furnish Feature Bout Johnny Clinch Returns to Ring to Meet Ro'Io Ro- lalM-Eight New Britain Boys Entered-Card of 10 Bouts Prepared For Tabs Hall Tomorrow Night

Dan ll"jIy. Nov BritHins crack middle distance runner. will be pr.- sont,d win silver loving cup at tn" ,a'nat,ur boxing 'orrHumrnt 10 be staged iCucrTuW night in the Y.
 M. '". \. x T.. society hall for his
 feat in winning thr Hvr-miln mara lhpn aiag,d last week jn connection
 N.ih ih" S';!|" t@ir ai Charter Oak
 par" in Hartford. Dan + one ol the
 i'.t rum, rs in 1hc state and the
 presentation N!Il b. made by officials
 ot inc Mohaw', \, C. ln behalf of { inc Connecticut A. A. L.
 Fans who attend th. bouts will
 have an opportunity To see Hoalr in "ctiCn S-tprG2g afternoon al Me muriiI I'i'ii in Willow Brook park
 when he takes part iu lhc tWu-mile
 open in connection with the annual
 Industrial Track and Field meet. Jack Kelly. amateur mlddleweight
 champion boxer. will meet Joe Bard u1 Hartford in the feature bout on
 The fight tournament carl. Bard
 has been winning consistently and
 he has been anxious for . shot at
 the crown wrarcr. For this reason,
 as soon as he learned that Kelly had entered the local tournament toner
 TOW night. he filed his entry in he same weight class and thereby made sure that he will face the champion. Johnny Ciiuch, local nit scar, will 1csumc his campaign for ring hon. CTS tomorrow night in another fca- tur@ Of the 10 bout tourney when he
 stacks up against RolIo Roland of Waterbury. Roland won Il point victory over Clinch in tournament in this city last winter and Johnny i Is out to even up matters. I his hout should b" one of the best on
 the card because both principals are Litter ring rivals.
 Another bout that should he full
 Of action is the one cardcd between
 Harry Secche of Hartford and Leo
 LarrIvicre of Waterbury, The two met in Hartford during the summer months and Larriviere was awarded the decision on q foul in d most un- satisfactory ending. Larriviere has planned to enter the professional
 ranks but decided to await until after he had disposed of Seecho be- fore taking the step.
 Eight New Britain boys are on the
 card tomorrow night. Most of them
 are newcomers in the tlstc ranks Of the Hard ware City and some very good material has been developed. With Clinch leading the parade and Joe Zotter and Del Pouliot. two6
 favorites, backing him up, five others will make their debuts before
 a hometown audience.
 The newcomers are Sally Navsra. Steve Walker, Jack Britton, Mnty Walsh and Micky Stone. All have
 been training hard during the sum-
 mer and all have had excellent
 coaching.
 Ray Taylor and Joe Champ. the former from Terryville and the lat ter from Hartford, will also resume a private feud tomorrow night. l These two furnish lively action every | time they meet and it Is doubtful If either can claim supremacy over the other.
 A full card of 10 bouts will be
 furnished for the opening tourna-
 ment of the year with the weight classes ranging from no to 160 pounds. The first bout will be
 started promptly at S:S0 o'clock and
 the others will follow closely after.