The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-18
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 CARD AT ARENA
Mobile Whips Eagle in Wis.,. cious Three Founder Alberts Drops Slugging Match to Belletti
(RY GEoRGE DILIAnNl

JOO MUDlle, aiI8D JOe Sgeele, 0e-
 served1y earned the decision of
 Referee Joe Curry of New Haven
 over Charlie Eagle, his former
 stablemate, in the feature bout of
 the amateur card at the aren't last and many complimentarians wit
 messed one of the mast vicious
 three rounds go ever presented here. A |, The victory, Mobiles seven teenth since putting on the gloves
 four months ago, enabled him to retain his Connecticut middre- weight simonpure crown he annex ed in New Haven recently. His fearlessness and willingness to mix, despite a closed lamp which Eagles hard right was responsible for in the opening round, made a favorable impression on the fans. Eagle dropped the rugged southpaw in the first round for a hve-c0unt after B brief skirmisl1 near the ropes, although Mobile was not hit, Eagles wrestling tac- ties doing the trick. The blonde- slugger had the best of the first round and his short right crosses and body punches were respontible for his margin. s'
 Mobile took the second and third, although both were close. The South End Bear Cats contin- pally forced the fight, brutal in his impetus and gave Eagle little chance to fatten him. Both con- testants. showed plenty of intens- tinal fortitude and received tre- mendous ovations upon leaving the ring.
 Eddie. Hogan, state heavyweight champion, was credited with knockout over Harry Larkin of New York in the second round, the same lad who f1attened Hogan on last weeks card. It was a poor exhibition, the first round being an Alphonso Gaston act.
 Jackie Roberts of Brooklyn, an gently conducted at the aren't, scored a ko over Frankie Angelo of New Haven, state bantam king, in q non-titular bout, as Roberts tipped the Fairbanks at 122 1-2. The end came in the first round when Roberts split the New Havener,s eye.
 Jack Pazdon. anothed local boy and stote lightweight champ, was the victim of a TKO at the hands of Johnny Crowley of Holyoke. Pazdon had the first round all to himself, but cut over his optic in the second round caused the refe- rec to halt proceedings.
 Pete Alberts of Oakville, broth CT of the Walloping Wop, and Sal Belletti of Hartford staged a biff- bang affair for two rounds which was the second best bout of the evening. Both boys were in excel lent condition. for they both gave and took on even basis. The Capi- tol City lad showed powerful right which landed consistently in Albert's stomach which took the pep out of him after the second round. At the end of the round Alberts was stretched out on the canvas and was unable to answer the final bell. Albefts might have won the fight had he used left jab and punched with his right hand closed instead of vice-versa.
 Johnny Monaco, 170, of New week, was in better shape last night and easily disposed fo Jimmy shannon of Holyoke in one round. The New York lad would give Mo- bile better battle If the two were rematched again and he appeared in the shape he did last night.
 Bobby Willis, 120 pounder,s and the colored pride of Hartford put up a neat fight with more ex- ,perienced opponent and a real club fighter, Jack Kramer of New York, and although he lost the duke, he went big with the fans for his aggressiveness and willingness to make 1t a fight. : Tommy Mack, clown extraordin- ary, was given beating by game youngster from New Britain, Johnny Mack. no relation, In a tame bout. The formers clowning goes for a round, but after that it gets monotonous and 1t did last night to the Hardware City boy who handed 1t out on q silver platter.
 Al Leveque, local F'renchman, and Nick Nickerson of Hartford, ITO pounders, couldn't finish their match any too soon for the fants. The home town boy was awarded a 'TKO in the third round Other results:
 120 pound class: Joe Albino, New Britain, and Jackie Roberts, drew.
 40 pound class: Tommy Brown. Torringtop, scored Q technical i knockout over Bill Jenkins, New Haven, second round.
 TAO pound class: Robert Norton. New Hacen, scored a technical ko over Jack De Pace, New Britain. third round.
 126 pound class: Larry Gray. New Haven, and Don De Benza. Hamden, drew
 V 12O pound class: Jack Kramer, New York, outpointed Bobby Will lis, Hartford.
 126 pound class: Jimmy Rich- | ards, Torrington and Lewis Bow