Putnam patriot., 1930-11-06
GOULET WINS ON
 TECHNICAL KAYO
Peter King Fails to Survive Mauling in the Third
 Round
Air Full of Leather Thursday
 Night

Peter King Of WofecsN-a
 a.shroned monarch last Inufsaay -ssA, and spent considerable tune -s..,.t+;nr on the canvas that covers sss ~;nc in St. Johns arena. While a. clover Worcester boy came out sn hearcat Charles Goulet, wno 1~~ developed a punch since his ior- -w annearances in Putnam, slowed him dcwn instanter. ..
 T,.,;re in the first. three times 'h AL. .eeond. and three times m tne shsxd did King look anything but iike -,onaych He sat on the ropes anu r. sat or the floor while the referee ..,v,.d nine. Goulet did not let up .xsh. rrin,te Mir. Peter arose he was .n the defensive and then down ne ,-o,,1d go. The last stanza was near ing the bell chorus when the reehh- ;rg King decided he had tried to ~~-ls as long as he desired and ms avuassy crumbled about his head.
 Couiet who weighed f2T, gave the uorrester boy. l30. three pounds. King rushed out of his corner inteh. nn doing things. His ambition faded .ni~klv when Charley placed a rr.rk on his protruding jaw and ne .nt. on the ropes for a short rest. ne A.a hardly assumed a perpendicuiar position when he was sitting down @~.in with another short jolt to the i.w Then Goulet let TO his left and <-.;r Nr King sauatted. He was on fhe receiving end of a right ana iei' 10 the jaw as the bell rang.
 As the second round opened 1ou- let. feeling he was master or the sl', nation, took the aggressive. He haa King Peter sitting on the floor or on xhc ropes much of the three minutes, Charley was using both rights ana lefts and at the least provocation King sauatted for nine count.
 The third round, as far as t went was n repetition of the first two ses- ssons. Up and down was the path way of the Worcester boxer untii ne decided that he had enough. Goulet won all rounds with ease but m ms ambition to put over the sleep punen he was wild. Rushing in and out he might have experienced diihcuity had he not had his opponent groggy. King was not equal to the occasion and Charley had an easy time. as hghts TO. until the technical knock out ap- peared on the horizon.
 Licked from First
 In the semi-fnal Gene Billings oi f.oodvcar outmatched Frankie Mur- .w cf Worcester in the i50 pound sis.s Murray was clearly licked in .be 6rst round and looked appealing ly at his seconds to save him from .h,;v;on The towel was withheld al thouyh oven the customers were satss-
 
 Murray if the bout was allowed 'o proceed.
 Murray, apparently knowing what was coming to him, weatherea the ssrzt two rounds and part oi she third. He was down for the hmit on several occasions. It was apparent to all that he would have willingly conceded he was licked. His seconds showed poor judgment and allowed him to take punishment that may ruin his further ring ambitions. The third had not gone far when the in- evitable arrived. King was groggy. He was about midway between his own and A neutral corner when Bii- i;rVx let loose a wicked wallop. There was nothing between it and Murrays jaw. The crash stopped Murray and he went down cold and unconscious Tt was several minutes before his seconds brought him back to this v-orld He was helped through the ropes and disappeared. The sym nafhetic crowd gave him a hand for getting all about the conquerer.
 The Opener
 Kid Brisson of Putnam, i23, won the onening bout from Micky Walsh, l21. of Worcester. Both boys slow ed up after the first rush. Both were wild and wrapped mits about each others neck time and again. The oe- ragional clean hits were scored by Brisson and he was given the decis- ion.
 After holding his opponent. Young Robideau. 112. of Danielson, to an even break in the first round, Pau Jones of Worcester, no. easily wor the second and third. The referee however, Frankie Partelle Of Hart ford, did not see it that way and gavs Brisson an undeserved decision. Al those gathered at the press "table' were in accord that the Worceste' lad was an outstanding victor. The crowd agreed with the press and booed the official decision There wasn't a clean blow in the first round and there was a disinclinatior Co mix it. In the second the Daniel son boy landed but took two in re. turn.
 Jones was the master in general ship and caught Robideau several times as he rushed in. In the third they swaped rights and then Jones sent the Danielson boys head back with stiff right following it by two rights and a right uppercut before the bell
 Danny Roy of Worcester outpoint- ed Joe Jackson of Goodyear in the third number. Roy had the first by a shade and the second and third by a wide margin. Roy landed clean and often to the midsection.
 Treated Badly
 Sam Bernier of Danielson was treated rather badly by the referee. After he had well earned victory the decision was given to Harry Woods of Worcester While the first round was even Bernier had clear lead in the second and third. Again the decision was met with boos. Ber- nier was forced to follow Wood all