The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-04
BIG BOYS MAKING
 OPEN AIR BOXING
 CARD ATTRACTIVE
All Fighters on Lakewood Card TO-rliOrrow-Scale Over l6O Pounds Per Man - Heavy Punchers Numerous

Science, as applied to the artful business of ear-crambling is con spicuous by it's absence from the boxing repertoires of puglists to show on Waterbury's first outdoor fistic card tomorrow night at Lake, wood. There are, however, at least a half dozen men of various weights who like to get 1t over with one punch" insofar as that is possible. Tony Shucco of Boston, Jack Kelly of Waterbury, Battling Archie. Andy Strong, Joe Arnold and Danny Mur- phy are all tried and true hitters who have shown their wares many times, and for the very reason that they throw plenty of leather hard row evening is confidently expected to be of a size that will provide en- couragement to the promoter to line up bigger and better attractions.
 Both Can "SOck" Kelly and Shucco, the main bout CTS, are notably hard hitters, both of. W nom have scored knockouts consistently enough to cause their meeting one another to be a slam bang bout from the start, If the local boy is inclined to make a fight of it, which he says he will. Shucco is rated one of the hardest hitters in the Boston metropolitan area, and the very fact that Antonio has shown so often up that way Is the tip-off that his style, at least, wants plenty of hooks and jabs for his money.
 Blqck Beltcrs
 sU..k T.~t.,H- ,,,hn ,Ngo <4 lAool fame on the strength of his knock out over Jack Kelly and declined al- most as rapidly again, has a tough number to contend with in Battling Archie, the colored clouter who look ed like real boxing class in his first local showing few weeks ago at Buckingham hall. Archie can hit plenty hard, and almost as impor- tant can "take it' without finching. as he showed in training bouts for the past six weeks. Jackson's last two showings were miserable and If he does not care to fight con- siderably, the chances are excellent that he will wind up on the canvas. victim of ten count.
 Tho Scmi.Final
 You are quite apt to see hard fight in the eight round semi-final AcutuTihB WaiIy EVA VI ANcW ! VI N and Unknown Winston of Florida. Though the colored boys original showing before local gathering was not too impressive, he did look good in spots, and is more than liable to outpoint Fox if the bout goes the limit. Winston is quite an infghter, and Marty would rather have any, thing else in the world than an op- ponent who Crowds" him, so that he can't sharpshoot with his right lunch hook.
 Andy's On a
 Up comes Andrew H. Strong from Washington, Connecticut. for bat tie with Hugo Tempo of Bridgeport. The go is set for only four rounds but the way Andy scraps there will be plenty of action, regardless of what Hugo's inclinations are. As a special favor to local contingent, Andrew has promised to leave his "baidy sour" at home. and intends to say 1t with punches from the first bell.
 Arnold Shows
 The boys from Brooklyn will be on hand mot only to see what hap pens to Kelly. but to give young. Joe Arnold great big hand in his first professional showing against Sailor Danny Murphy, the rough and ready Irishman with the heavy fists. Joe is state amateur champion, Out will forfeit that title when he steps into the ring tomorrow night. bent upon a scintillating career among the pros.