New Britain herald., 1927-01-21
 WIN AND
AMATEUR CARD PACKED
 W7H THRILLING BOUTS
Bat Battalino, Paul Terzo and Johnny Clinch Head liners Tonight-Entries From Waterbury Franco American Club-Kely Brothers Matched With Op- ponents = Southington Favorites to Be Seen in Action-Mingo Travers is Also Matched.
A list of heavyweight bouts is as-

1 A list of heavyweight bouts is as-
 sured for the amateur fight tourna-
 ment of the Mohawk A. c. at the 1 state armory tonight following the
 receipt of at least if entries for these classes by Matchmaker J. ]. Whaler yesterday. Only one or two
 bouts will be arranged in the light
 CT classes and these are 50 good
 that they will be as interesting as
 any of the ,leavy exhibitions. Heading a list of exceptional fighters are Bat Battalino. state featherweight champion, Paul Terzo
 of Hartford, knockout king Of no mean proportions, and Johnny
 Clinch. the pride of New Britain.
 With these three appearing tonight
 and supported by list of sensa- tional fighters New Britain fans are
 out to see one of the best cards pos- sible in the simon-pure divisions in this state.
 The Franco-American club of Wa terbury, which is fast coming into the fore as one of the leading or- ganizations of the state fin the de- velopment of amateur fighters, has entered six boys tonight. Among these are the two Kellys, brothers. who provided some sensational fighting in their former appearance here.
 Battalino, the state featherweight champion. will probably be match ed up with Ray Tobin of Waterbury. Tobin is considered the toughest boy in Connecticut for Battalino. He has two victories over Abe Bodine who in turn holds a decision over Battalino and great interest Is be- ing shown in this go. Terzo will be matched with Walter Brown of New Haven while Johnny Clinch and Pancho Villa will renew their feud.
 This will be the greatest card of fights seen in this city in some time. It will include the best boys in their classes and big crowd is ex- pected out to watch the goes. Ter 20 especially draws a great deal of interest because of the fact that he Is planning to get back into the ring soon against Ray Hall.
 The full list of entries for to- nights tournament as arranged and received by Matchmaker J. J. Wha- Ter of the Mohawk A. C., is as fol- lows: ITO pounds, Ed Skinner of New Haven; 165 pounds, Tony Ella sano of Hartford, Lucien Larrivler. of Waterbury. Jack Davis of New Haven, Jack Kelly of Waterbury and George Walters of New Haven: 16o pounds, Herman Fink of Hart ford and Eddie Mack; 150 pounds. William Kelly of Waterbury and Frank Frederick of Southington: 145 pounds Paul Terzo of Hartford. Walter Brown of New Haven and Frank Polo of New Haven; 13S pounds, Joe Zotter of New Britain and Joe Roland of Waterbury; 135 pounds. Johnny Clinch of New Brit ain and Pancho Villa of Hartford. 13S pounds, Jack West of New Ha- ven, Mingo Travers of New Haven and Joe Dienal of Waterbury; 12s pounds, Bat Battalino of Hartford and Ray Tobin of Waterbury: 11S pounds, Joe Cote of New Britain and Andy Murray of New Haven.
 The first bout will be started promptly at s:3o o'clock and tho others will follow in regular order. Joe wurst of New Haven will ref cree.