The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-31
Saturday Slants On Sports
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

How would YOU like to promote two boxing shows on succeeding nights and draw 200O Strange as where 1000 fans saw the Steve Carr easily outpont Nathan Mann in bout which the Merden snort-enoers did alright for themselves gent collecting $IzS wcn was laid against $80 of his coin Not only that but one of the losers the far-famed Dutch ScnuIz WHO worked himself into father and amost out ot the ring of four bodyguards he Nathan Mann get neat boxng lesson and hit the deck in the sixth round The almost paternal interest of the New York gangster "no recently beat two income tax raps thrown at nm @ Dy Uncle Sam arises from the fact that he owns Slooo worth of Mann, if he is worth that much
 The Hamden boy, now scaling "A pounds, who was taken to the big city of New York to be made knocker out due to his natural punching ability, has been slowed down to walk, is unbellevably clumsy unless he connects and has failed to improve even itle bit where he could handle boxer without looking too foolish Carr had comparatively easy sailing, for ne was taught exactly HOW to beat Mann and forgot noth ing the referee giving him six of the eight rounds
 Somebody brought boy from Miami via Hartford to box Phil Baker the Norwak iron man who has been hand ed plenty of soft for more, due to ms man. agerial connections The Miami mauler one Red Gugglno turned out to be ton of class and will grade any Con neccut boxing program, for he can oo eVerytnmg re ouired of top-fight ringman in manner that would make you gasp. Baker wound up with as nlce gong over had since his ring career began five or SIX years ago.
 And while on the subject of young boxing talent coming along in whrlwind fashion, there's 16 year older from Hartford boxing in the amateur rings of the state His tag is Bobby Ivy, and he has been nick named "Poson" Ivy by the writers and believe me- smart handler make a small sized fortune with the lad, who weighs about 112 pounds and has more class than teacher giving free golf lessons.
 Despite reports to the contrary, young George Mulli gan will be among those present when Catholic University footbaers begin their 1885 workouts next week and will probably full season service end. And, should the Washington Hills win the City Amateur League cham pionship and go Cleveland, Muigan will be those con- spcuous by his absence for Coach Dutch Bergman wants him in Washington by Wednesday of next week. and that's what it will be, from all indications
 Sol Annenberg the Naugatuck sportsman who is also affiliated in the management of the Genlot Recrea ton turning the receipts from his Pal alleys in the borough on Saturday and Sunday to night and tomorrow) to the Naugatuck Ambulance Fund the object of which to raise enough coin to buy
 much needed motor vehicle for hospital rush duty III the borough Not only that but Annenberg is bringing Jack White of New Haven, U. S. Sweepstakes champion and Bill Tato of Waterbury to the Palace Alleys Sunday night to roll an exhibition macth, scheduled for 83O o'clock starting No admission will be charged either night
 President Edward c. Foster of the National Boxing Association in his regular boxing news bulletin berates the judge system at boxing bouts mentioning the recent Saca- -Escobar thing his basis for criticism However he fails mention Referee Arthur Donovans vote which went to Saica and him the banamweigh title de- spite his scoring EIGHT rounds for ESCOBAR six for Saca even for each boxer and even another report had it.
 Fearing that another defeat such as the corker handed him by Charley Eagle would keep the 25 follow CTS of Tiger Jack Renault away from Savin Rock the big Tiger man handed another sucker-shot in the person of Frank Doyle who stopped in the third other example to make think of the days when matchmakers sat up half the night figuring out real FIGHTS for their patrons rather than how many tick cts fighter get rid Of.
 From all accounts, Johnny Pile, the New York Hun garian will the big crowd pleaser at Lakewood