The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-08

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 Bent on averaging that defeat suffered at the hands of his arch rival a few weeks back, Eagle, with week Of strenuous training to his credit, is reported to be m fine physical shape for the battle tonight and boasts that he VIII como through with a win tonight in a more spectacplar manner than did Steele in their last meeting.
 The bout has been awaited by Waterbury fight fans since the night that the two met before. On that occasion. the boys whaied the dayiights sout of one another with the duke finally going to steele. The decision was far from heinz popular and the fans were divided in opinion as to who was
 with that incident still fresh in his memory, Eagle will enter the ring tonight, his plans made tO launch a furious, two listed attacK at the opening bell. He plans to center his attack on Steele's mia. section, for it is there that ne contends that his rival is notice. ably weak. ..,,., amount of interest, so much so. that fhe officials handling the pro. 0ra n nnticipate the largest crowo of inc season. They have aIso erected several rows of extra seats n accommodate the throng or fignt fans expected to attend.
 Another, bout which should ne productive of plenty of action ID tha one in which Danny Martin, IT., Waterbury idol, and Boppy Naughton, of New Haven, VIII De fine nrincipais. Like the feature bout. this is 6 return affair, witn Martin holding the edge witn '" unpopular decision.
 in their last meeting. NauEhton' displaying rare form, hande0 MuI tin a neat lacing, but when .no bell tolled ending the mixup, tns arbitrator raised Martins hand ln token of victory. The fans were 1uite surprised by the turn os events and did not take kindly to inc ruling. Neither did Naughton. and he immediately sought oa' M Promoter Mulligan. seeking Te. turn, bout. He got It ana tohlsn. he is out to show his followers that he is the superior riugman: .s.
 The third advertised bout on .ma program this evening will IeatuIo e.o spiro Morris, of Bridgeport, .no Greek bantamweight selsatlon mn" .Toie .Rosie, New Britain wor.ny' In addition to these three matches, there will be nine others, enough to, give any fight fan his i'll or fistic entertainment.
 Teams will be on hand from Springfield. Mass. New Haven Derby, New Britain and other Connecticut cities, as. well as the usual group of s hone sae.'., town Doys'
 From Springfield, Mass, VIII come a team of five fighters. Head- ing the contingent will be Victor Bearselii, tho New England fly weight champion, who makes his first appearance here. Jimmy crowley, u clever lightweight per- former, and Jimmy shannon, mia. dleweight mixer, are members or the outfit. It is likely that either Pete Alberts of Oakville or Sal Baiietti, rugged Hartford slugger. will be called upon to trade wal lops with Shannon.
 Frankie Angelo, the state ban tamweight champion, heads a team from New Haven. Angelo will ap- pear in one of the feature bouts and his opponent will be selected this evening at the weighing m ceremonies. others listed are owen Borio, 175; Georgie George, 13S; Bobby Rice, 146; Steve Ma lone, 126; Casey Antelik. l26; Joey King. 145; Al Anderson, 12S; Joey Harvey, 112; and others.
 Mickey Dance reports that he has over 16 fighters listed for the show tonight. Besides Steele and Danny Martin, Jr, who are listed in the main bouts of the evenings entertainment. 1t is expected that Jack Larrivee, Frankie Alerti, Baby Dixon. Tony Ketchell. and Tommy Mack will be seen in action.
 Another strong team will be rep resented from Hartford. Sal Ball. letti, middleweight mixer, who has won all of his fights here by knockouts, heads the group. Frankie Sullivan, the fighting Irishman, who made fine show ing against Larry Gray of New Haven on the last card. by knock