The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-28

uOZeH LlLIG UOukD idbb AiBHt aL Pasden of Watertown retained ing out Eddie McGraw of Eaf while Phil Brosseau, light hea by default. A small crowd sa' up to expectations.
 Refereed by Henry Gcrrity, of Bridgeport, the bouts attracted . good crowd that chcered tho bat ties singularIy free from knock outs, there being but two of them halted before the regulation threc- round distance.
 The bout in which Quinn won the welterweight crown by stopping Eddie Ryan in the second, was one of tho bloodicst battles ever witt ncsscd here. Ryan, hoored fin the first, and bleeding badly, was re- luctnnt to quit even when ordered 10 by Gerrity. Jimmy Hicks. local colored heavyweight, eliminated last week by default, came back to confound the critics, when he decisively beat Tony Kayer, new champion by de- fault, in q slam. bang battle that saw both fighters practically out on theiF feet at the final gong. Summaries:
 NEW OPEN CLASS CHAMPIONS Bantamweight - Al PInkham. Hartford.
 Featherweight - Nelson Char. tier. CoIlinsyille.
 Lightweight - Jackie Pasdcn, Watcrtown.
 Wcltcrweight-Ray Quinn, New Haven.
 MiddIcweight = WalIy gonola. New Britain.
 Light Hcayywcight--Phil Bros- Scau, Waterbury. (Dcfnult).
 Heavyweight Tony Kayer. (sonOla won title from Charlie Eagle, Waterbury, here last week. [. CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMARIZES: . Bantamwcight--Opcn
 Al Plnkham, Hartford, defeated Jimmy Stewart, New Haven. (O.
 FcatherwcIght-Opc
 Nelson charticr, collinsvillc. de- fcatcd Pinky Morris, Bridgeport. (3).
 Lightwcigbt--Opcn
 Jackie pasdep, Watertown, de- feated Eddie McGraw. East Hamp- ton. (3).
 Ray Quinn. New Haven, stopped Eddie Ryan, New Haven, on q technical kayo in second round.
 Middlcwcight--Open
 WalIy Bonola, New Britain, won middlcwcigbt title in open class last week here when awarded de- cision over Charlie Eagle, of Wa tcrbury.
 Night Hcavywcight--Open Phil BrOsseau, Waterbury, took the light heavyweight title In the open class by default.
 Hcavywcight--Opc Tony Kayer, Hartford, took state heavyweight title in open class by default.
 Flyweight--NoyIce
 Andy Ciehcftc. Waterbury. de: fcated John McSwccney, Bridgc- port. (3).
 tainweight--Noyicc
 Harry Gentle, Hartford. defeat cd Joe Ferguson, Bridgeport (O.
 Iierwcight--Noyicc
 Billy Duffy, Hartford, defeated Harry Fagano. Stamford. (O.
 Iightwcight--Noyicc
 Vln BclDcdtO, Brtdgcr0rt, stop- ped Adam Cohen, Waterbury, on technical kayO in second round.
 WeiterwcIght--NOyicc Stan Kulpa, Hartford, awarded wcltcrwcight championship in novice class on default.
 MlddIewcight--NOv Hen Perry, Waterbury, defeated Mickey Bird, Stamford. (3).
 light Jieavyweight--Novlce Chief Moon, New Haven. award cd light heavyweight title In novice class on default.
 IIeayywcight--N0v
 John Battick. New Haven. took tfe heavyweight title in the novice class by default.
 Semi -Einal--N0yicc JAghtwcight Nick Massi. Norwalls. defeated Pinky Mays, New Haven t3). Vim Belpedio, Bridgeport, de- fcated Tommy o'Neil. Manchester, (3).
 Adam Cohen, Waterbury, award cd decision over Nick Massl, Nor walk. (3).
 AfiddIeweight seini-FinaJ--Novice Mickey Bird. stamford. defeated Kid Delaney. New Milford. (D.
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