The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
MORRIS TO MEET WILLIS IN BANTAM
 BOXING FEATURE
Steele to Show Against Worthy OppO n en t- Martin, AIiisri, Larrivee On

A fine contingent of simcn-pure boxing talent will be seen tonight in Phoenix arena, when Match
 maker George Muliigan VIII pre- gent 12 bouts which will mark the fourth indoor show of the season. The matchmaker will have close to 7k ambitious amateurs to pick from and with such capable punch dispensers as developed In Hart ford, New Haven, New Britain. Rockville, Bridgeport, Torrington, Derby ana Waterbury, there should be no doubt that only the highest calibre performers will participate. The first bout is set for 8:30.
 { One headline attraction has been arranged for the card this evening. Spiro Morris, Bridgeport sensa- tionai bantamweight buzz-Baw, will make sl1is debut here, meeting Bobby willis, hard hitting Hart ford negro, in one of the feature bouts. The bout will mark the first meeting of the fighters and from all indications the contest should result into a lively slugfest as both iads are hard hitters. Norris, who has defeated some of the best ban- tamweights in the state including a one round knockout victory over Joe Tart, the 1032 champion from Bristol, is seeking a shot at Frankie Angelo, the present champion. and the matchmaker has promised him meeting with the Elm City war; riOr if he is declared the winner over Willis tonight.
 Of Local Interest
 According to Mickey Dance, over 1S local fighters will be on hand for the show. Heading the group will be Joe Steele, the undefeated middleweight champion. who ts scheduled to take part in Q bout: Matchmaker Mulligan is undecided warrior, but with i've middleweight performers slated to participate in the card this evening, one of them will be selected to face Steele. Such fighters as Danny Martin, Jr, Frankie Aiteri, Jack Larrtvee, Baby Dixon, Jimmy Kelleher, Johnny Beilino, Frankie Roberts. Tommy Mack, Tommy Tlaherty. Jimmy Def Crose, Al Leveque and others will be present for ring duty.
 Close to .25 gl0vemen who will make the trip from New Haven under the direction Of Babe Gib- bons, veteran fighter, will be here. knockout artist, with 25 straight wins, 24 of them via the kayo route, heads the group. Dick Iannucci, lightweight mixer, who has beaten some of the best in the state including Frankie vozzola of Hartford, the 1892 champion, will make his debut. Others listed are Frankie Angelo, 11S; Tommy Cu- sack, IA: Casey Antelik, 126; Larry Gray, 126: Joe Batto, 160; Billy Jenkins, 140; Joe Harvey, 114: Lou Richitelli, 136: Georgie George, 1855; owen Berio, ITO, are just q few of the lads that have entered for the show.
 Capitol City Boys
 The Hartford delegation that will come from O'Connor's gym- nasium headed by Bobby Willis, as Harry Gentle, liz: Frankie | Sullivan, 126; Nick Nickerson. l60; wei weight puncher. Baietti made a hit with the fans on the last card staged here. The Capitol City Ital- ion stopped Pete Albert of Oak vile in the third round of q sen-
 sational melee.
 Appearing here for the first time this season will come team from Rockville headed by Jimmy Britt. the state 1892 fiyweight champion. Britt, a capable performer, has shown to great advantage In New Haven this past summer and
 Matchmaker Mulligan decided to bring him here with team. Others carded are Al Satrys, lightweight
 slugger; Young Leonard, 14S; Ed Barry, 135; and Bert Troy, 145 pounder.
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