Putnam patriot., 1930-12-04
GOULET LOSES ON
 TECHNICAL K. o.
Was Not on Feet at Ten Count Referee Rules.- Decision
 Unpopular
Boys All Work Hsrd.-Cive Custom
 CTS Good Show

The boxing Fans of Putnam were prese nted with eight bouts of exeit. ing fighting at the St Johns Arena hv the Putnam Boxing Club on Tues day night. The boys from the Taun- ton stable proved themselves clever lads and took away a K O. and a hard earned decision. The specta. tors that filled the hall had no need to eali for action as the boys sup piled plenty of it Three knockonts were scored during the evening and there were five close decisions.
 Ia the final bout Charlie 6oulet Of Putnam. 127 pounds. was matched pounds. Both boys answered the bell for the first round and went right 10 work for K. 0. Goulet landed to Yelle's body and was repaid by lefts 10 the face. The Putnam boy forced Yeile to the ropes and mixed it. Coulet had a shade on the Taunton hoy. 4 hard left by Yelle connect cd with Goulet's jaw and the Put nam boy dropped to the canvas. On the count of ten he sprung to his feet The referee made decision that met with little approval. He au- nounced a K. O. for Yelle due to Gouiet being on the mat al the count of ten. The Untimely end put a stop to what had all the earmarks of a good scrap.
 Long Earns Decision
 In the semi-fnais. Patsy Long of Worcester. IT pounds. met Kid Tourney of Webster, lis pounds. in a fast bout that ended in a decision for Patsy. Long was the better boy throughout the bout. In the first round Tourney danced around Patsy but was stopped by left hooks and fabs. Long hattering him to the ropes. Toward the last of this round Tourney rallied and mixed t up. landing a couple of rights to Patsy's body. Il was Longs round. The second round found Long still ham, mering the firine Tourney. 4 left hook sent the Webster boy through the ropes. The last round was rep etition of the other two. Patsy re- ceived the decision.
 The first bout found Young Robi- doux af Danlelson. IT pounds. pit ted against Henry puireF ni Taunton, 2 #HAifHs- AEE tt44AA@A# HHf A@@ the longer reach Rairer danced around the Dan.eison boy. mixing m and landing some ruud ones The first round was decidedly PoIer q. ln tne second round Fuirer sailed lu Nffh right jahs Rutideouz. however. stood up and fdok everything game lF. The decision aas given to the Taunton stable.
 Wins by K. o.
 Tn the second bout. between Joe Brisson. f2s pounds. Putnam. and Kid Shea, i25 pounds, Taunton. sup piled plenty of excitement for the fans. The boys were slow lo mix in but the first exchange Stafied Q rally that ended with Shea 0n the mat for the count of seven. Brisecn renewed his attack and the .eand ended in favor of the Putua q b 3. Al the start of the second roard Brisson landed a hard right Co thc Taunton lads solar-piexus whic1 was sleep wall0p. Brisson won bg q kO.
 In the next rout Anselm Berier. I2g. Danielson, faced Fred Fuller. I27 pounds. of Worcester Befnier with heavy hitting won the first round. Tn the second Fuller mad n comeback. The round was Fuller s In the final round Fuller's smashes drew blood from Bernier's nose. Der nier was groggy at the bell Tfe decision went to Fuller.
 Rally Earns Decision
 Ray Landry, l2g pounds. Dnuiel- son. and Harry Wood. l32 pounds, Worcester. were the opponents in thc fourth bout of the evening. Wood had the rach and height on the Dan icison boy. Landry put some fast ones Co Woods mid-section. Wood mixed it up with occasional Jabs. First runa was f.andry's h the Aecene round was Landry's. In the second ropes and put over a couple of uppel cuts followed with body punches. h the final round Wood fought his way Co win the decision by last minute rally.
 Tn the fifth session Gene Billingi of Goodyear. l53 pounds, clashed witl George Vegiant. I 56 pounds. of Web ster. Billings took the aggressive. I long left connected and cut Nigiant, right eye. The bout was stopped. Bii lings won by a technical k.O-
 In the sixth bout Kid Brouillard no pounds, of Danie'son, mixed witi Kid Stepped. 10s pounds. of Taunton Stepped opened the first round bl landing light rights and lefts C Rrouillard's head The boys mixed it nm with Stepped having a shade IT