The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-08
WALLACE STOPS. WINDSOR LOCKS
 BOY IN SECOND.
Floors Local Heavyweight Three Times TurcOtte
 First Round Winner

New Haven, July s.--Hit on "break" with . right hand to the jaw in the second round, Joey Mar GUS, l2o, windsor Locks, went down for . count of four and failed to fully recover from the punch there- after, dropping . decision to Julie Kcgan, l27,. New Haven, in the fea- ture bout on Dick 0fays all-action amateur fight card ct the White City stadium last night before 6,- 800 fans. It was one Of the best simon pure cards witnessed here In years.
 Marcus had 6 slight edge in the first round and was doing well until the orie-Tlinute mark in the second heat when he backed against the ropes with Kogan holding. Referee George Proto ordered the boys to' break and as Marcus attempted to step away, Kogan drove in Q suck CT" shot to his opponents chin, with Marcus sliding along the ropes and dropping to the canvas. H0 gained his pins at four and managed to weather Q barrage of blows thrown by Kogan during the last two min- utes of the round.
 The Windsor Locks gamester came back in the last heat and started off by driving home several hard rights to the local Hebrews mid-section, with Hogan hanging on for dear life. Kogan then found tho range in the latter part of the round and peppered Marcus with leits and rights to the chin but was unable to as much SO slow up his opponent.
 Johnny Sullivan, 148, Newhaliville, was awarded the duke" over Fran. kie Buff, l50, Waterbury, in an- other unpopular finish. Buff took the first two rounds and Sullivan the last.
 The card was studded throughout with great fights, both in the novice bouts which opened the program and the last half of tho program.
 Al Petonito, l33, this city, punch- cd out clean cut win over tough Jack Alexander, l35, New Britain, HA WtlWV WUo " kEsht DCEhVs
 Pete Sauca, l26, New Haven, the lad who fights all corners and ale ways puts on O pleas fight, lost close decision to Pete Tarnaiis, l20, Stamford in the most gruelling go of the night. Both boys, hard hitters with either hand, fired away continually from the opening bell and Q draw decision was the proper verdict but the third man saw 1t in favor of the Stamford lad.
 Tho decision awarded Hector stryckman, 13b, New Canaan, over Eddie Lee, 13E, New Haven, was way off color. The winner took the first round but 1t was all Leo in the second and third, Hector being on the verge of going down several times in the last hea as Lee scored with hard rights to the chin.
 Joe Wallace, i83, Waterbury, floored for three counts of nino in tho first round, came back and knocked out Frank Wylott, i83, Windsor Locks, in the second round. He turned the trick with q right to the heart and Wylot tcrumpled un- der the punch.
 Other results: Joe Polowitzer, i34, Windsor Locks, knocked out Frankie Mccarthy l33, New Haven, (2); Dick Turcotte, i38, Waterbury, stopped Jimmy Strong, l38. Bridgeport, D Julie Meeker, i46. Windsor Locks, defeated Tony Qiilo l46, New Ha- ven; Young Terry, i4S. New Britain, won on a technical kayo over Jim. my Apoias, l46, Bridgeport (2) Joe Brlss, l36, Bridgeport, decisioned Pinky Signarelii, l36, Stamford; Tony Varrone. i47. Bridgeport, won on a technical knockout over Rabbi Roberts, i48, Stamford, @.