New Britain herald., 1927-10-01
PINKEy KAUFMAN
 TRIMS NE. CHAMP
Hartford Weller Gives Splendid
 Exhibition n-CIinCh Also Wins

Pinkcy Kaufman, Hartford wei torWeight and Connecticut amateur champion in his division. gave one of the best exhibitions of his ring career 10 win last night over Leroy Carlcy of Worcester. New England wcltorweight champ.
 The bout, which was the feature of the Mohawk card at the Y VI. T. A. X E. society hall goes down as the best presented in this season $ tournament. Because the title was not at stake, Carlcy continues 10 wear the crown. Decision in Kauti % mans favor came at the close of an extra round, the iudg"s being in agreement that neither had an cdg" at the close of the prescribed three.
 Both boys boxed nicely. Now and then they stood toc-to-toe piling up sock after sock, but for the most part they fought cautiously, each evidently knowing by experience that his adversary packed a mighty solid clout.
 The iron man. Joe Bard of Hartford, appeared as on" of much less Formidable metal when Jack DoWd Of Worcester pasted him from pillar to post only 10 lose in the soc- ond round on a foul In the first round Dowd had Joe "goofy" before the first minute of fighting was up. Htt l ',, brief rally. but it was brief
 Felix SWent, a local i2S poUndor. injured his arm in the second round of slow bout with Pete Iouseman of Hartford. and the bout went 10 Pete. Swent had a lead in the first him in distress in the second. he could do nothing but back away.
 Al Annonio of Springfield. touled Tony Coorio of Worcester, four times in the first minute of their bout and Referee Jack Watson sig nailed the boys to their corners, de clariag Coorio the winner.
 It took lesN than one round for Johnny Clinch 10 put Ed Morrisscy of Springfield out of the picture. A right flush on the jaw put Norris s,y 10 the canvas just before the round was to close. and Ed took the full 10 count with several more to spare.
 The poorest attempt imaginable at Taking" light was presented by George David Of Worcester with the able assistance of Marine Pagoni of Springfield. To the disgust of not ficials, but also to his own seconds. Pagoni absolutely refused to hit David more than q tap. Finally when the walls of the building be- gan to rock with protest and howls, Take them out.' David selected a spot on the canvas and Topped down, struck by nothing more than the notion of falling. At the count Of five David raised his head and listened attcntively for No. 10. When it was tolled off he jumped to his feet and with firm step walked into his corner. then turned sharply about as if struck by another bril- liant idea and went through pam tomime with the referee as if in pro- test.
 Frank Kecnan took a decision from Harold Durant of Springfield fans in doubt as to the justice of the verdict Neither had much to com mend himself to the fight game other than a tough chin.
 Joe Cody won from Tripp Colara of Worcester in the 12o-pound class. Although Colara telegraphed every blow Cody seemed unable to get out of range. He won merely because he was a shade ahead in mixing it up.
 Nate Horcnstein Of Springfield, did well to stay three rounds with the sharpshooting Ray Taylor of Terryville, Taylor winning by a wide margin.