The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-08
PAT MCLARY AT
 ARENA WITH HERB FREEMAN OF N. Y.
Jewish CoIIegian Faces Gigantic Irishman in Feature Mat GO
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 New Haven, Nov SKWhen Pat McClary, 245-pQund Irish giant. climbs into the Arena ring tonight as the feature attraction on Pro- moter Jim Downing's weekly mat card, some one is going to get knocked for goal. Herbie Free man of New York, ex-Jewish champion, was nominated for this dubious honor one week ago by the Pachyderm party, but don't be surprised should the 'Joosh Jabber' give the grappIing Gael many slap py returns of the fray. Election re- suits will be relayed by Announcer Bill Blatchley starting at o'clock. The first match goes on at S:S0 o. clock.
 Despite the fact that he lost his burpish figure some time ago, with the resultant layer of fat around the waistline, Freeman is nobody's vice president. State and local fans who saw Herbie hammer the day. lights out of Steve Znoski punish- ing Pole, here several weeks ago. can be counted upon to mark their battleballots in favor of Freemans ferociousness and courage even if the outcome is not to be his liking.
 Back Again
 McClary will be showing at the Arena for the first time in several weeks, to be exact, since the time he was taken to- St RaphaeIs hos pital for four-day respite after boarding Ed (Strangler) Lewis in his den. Pat, who has 1made-a host of friends in this city and intends to make his home here shortly, aims to delight his admirers by flatening Freeman out like a yard of Matzoths under a steamroller.
 However, while MT Roosevelt and MT Hoover are sitting or standing by, waiting for the newspapermen to tell them the glad or sad tidings our MT Milstead ex-Yale grid bril- liant, will be campaigning against Sandor Szabo, handsome Hungar- ian, in the semi-fnal finish fray, with a higher office among the grappling greats as his goal. On the surface, 1t doesn't appear as though Century would get beyond the primaries in his quest. but an upset is not altogether impossible here and the local insurance-policy purveyer may come out of the gladiatorial college with flying col- ors. or, on the other hand, he stands an equal chance of coming flying out of the ring under 1m- petus furnished by Szabo, who will be here for the first time since a recent auto accident.
 Good Match
 George, Manish, Jugo Slav star. is in for a tough test against Char ley Hanson, Swedish ace, who last week astonished the natives with brilliant display of scientific mat ting that brought into play a var iety of leverage holds. Hanson IS particularly adept with his legs and his Jersey opponents is going 70 know that he has been in a fight before the last county is heard from. This match is listed as the special 30-minute attraction ana has our vote for excitement.
 Promoter Downing who has de- clined to run for anything but Q good mat match, has two time lim- it thrillers, that round out to- night's battle bill. In one of them, Mike Mazurki, pleasing Pole, who Iast week gave Earl McCready a sfiff fight. meets George Hagen ex4 Marine. of Norwalk, Mazurki is getting another tough nut to crack and the chances are that this bout will wind up a draw as they are very evenly matched. Nick Condos new Greek star, from Stamford, IS slated to tangle torsos with Lilo Nardi, Italian mat man who is one of the few athletes in the ring to- day needing a moustache cup. Con- dos in his first appearance here last week; made a host of friends among the restauranteurs and looks like a conner. |.
 The Arena doors will open at ' o'clock and ear1y-comers will be given the results of the election. national and state, the moment sociated Press wires. Tickets. at popular prices are now on sale at Harry's Smoke Shop and the Arena box office. Ladies will be ad- mitted at half price.