The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-19
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Meriden, July 9--Three imposing feature bouts will head the open- air amateur boxing show at the Silver City stadium on Colony street on Tuesday night, a program which promises to take rank with some of the finest presentations ever handled by Promoter Charles Pilkington.
 Leading the trio will be the long. discussed and long-awaited meet ing of Johnny Lacinski of New York and Ken Perry of Waterbury. Lasinski and Perry require no in- troduction to local fans, who have seen enough of their wares to ac- knowledge them to be real top notchers and probably the two out standing middleweights in the state to-day Lasinski has proven himself terrific puncher by his local per- formances, his most notable feat being that of knocking out Wally Banola of New Britain, the state champion, in one round, the first kayo defeat for Banola in his mid dleweight career. Perry is equally as famous for his lethal wallop and has handed out sleeping potions to many of the states best boys.
 The match has aroused statewide attention and large attendance from out of town is expected at ringside for the event. Backing up this glittering boxing is another battle of great prospects,; Julio Gonzales, New York, and Tommy (Kid) Brouillard, Danielson, state lightweight king, and a third bout rich in the possibilities: Nat Ko- lin, New York vs Charley Aldi- no, Willimantic.
 Gonzales Is a Puerto Rican who has been in this country only a few years and speaks broken Eng fish. But he lets his hands dc his talking for him in the ring and is he eloquent that way! Ask any of the boys who have faced this tough colored performer. Con. zales' most outstanding achieve. ment in local ring was that o1 Ngaining a draw with Johnny Mack of New Britain, generally conceded the heaviest hitter in state light. weight ranks and boy with a long knockout string. Anyone hold. ing his own with Mack is a req. classy boy. By this token, then Brouillard is better than fit opposi. tion for GonzaIes inasmuch as he helds, of all things, kayo victory over Mack. There should be plenty of punching in this setto.
 Kolin is one of the smartest ring. men in the New York stable which includes Lasinski and Gonzales He looked good in his first few fights here, then proceeded to ring up his finest performance by decis. lively outpointing tough Eddie Nc. Graw of New Britain. He proved himself superior to McGraw both at boxing and fighting and his ring stock took a big jump upward by virtue of that win. In Aldino, he will meet rugged and experienced mittster who likes to mix. Aldino's aggressiveness should make grea, go of this pairign.
 The undercard will round out one of the most brilliant arrays of tall ent ever prepared by Pilkington.
 Benny Carr, of Meriden, come back-bound after long absence; Mickey Impronto, another local boy who has been doing very nicely, Spiro Morris, Bridgeport game cock; Marty Dorsey, popular Wal lingford boy; Davie Crawford of New York, great favorite here; and several other classy leather tossers will be seen in action.