The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
HOGAN, MARCUS
 ALSO ATTRACTS B BOxING FANS
Well-Balanced Program Arranged By Dick Gray;
 Heavies to Show

A small army of the state's lead- ing amateur mitt singers stops off at Buckingham hall tonight for 3 little "war" under the auspices of George Mulligan and the Waterbury A. c. Matchmaker, Dick Gray, has a fine program of 12 bouts lined up for the initial effort which will get underway promptly at 8:30 o'clock.
 Several Waterbury boys will be featured in the evenings entertain ment, including Eddie Phillips, who will be seen in one of the headline hookups against Sam Maltempo, of Willimantic, the state middleweight champion. .'''.
 Others from this city who will seek place on the card are, Jimmy Robinson, Eddie Bellus, Tommy Ciarlo, Emil Eters, Eddie Mays, Joe Grenier, Eddie Mckinley, Eddie Brilles, Ugo Sparrano. Frankie Murine and Red Vallone.
 Plans, however, are showing the most interest in the Phillips-Mal- tempo go.' Many who have been making weekly trips to New Haven to see their simon pure favorites in action, have long been anticipating this bout. Maltempo has been hav- ing things very much his own way for long time now and the fight enthusiasts are of the opinion that if anyone can interrupt his flight. 1t is Phillips. The local Irishman is reported to be in fine trim for the engagement and is anxious to make an impressive showing in his open ing nome town" appearance. s
 Another champion will also grace the lineup for tonight.- He is Mid- get Renault, of New Haven, holder of the flyweight title. He will square off with Henry Davis, of New Bri- tain. This should prove . very in- teresting little mixup.
 One of the states leading junior lightweights, possessor of a record without equal in his class, Julie Co., gan, New Haven Jewish sensation, is booked for another of the top bouts. He will meet Joey Marcus, Windsor Looks specialist, and indt- cations point to a high session or fisticuffing. It will mark Kogan's first appearance outside of New Haven ring in more than a year. He has been more than a sansasion during that time, having gone through his campaign during that period without suffering Q defeat. He was, however, held to 8 few drows.
 But he Is running into trouble to- night in his bout with Marcus. The Windsor Locks puncher also has a fine record. Included among his list of victims are such favorites as Mike Murphy, East Hampton; Al SatryD, Rockville; and Pete Sauca, New Haven, to mention a few.
 A heavyweight attraction VIII show Dula Kovach, undefeated Nau" gautck specialist, and Frankie Woy- lott. Windsor Locks kayo artist. ko- yach weighs 185 pounds and has had five bouts to date, all of which he has won by a knockout. He IS considered one of the best pros poets to have bobbed in in his di- vision in years.
 Emil Etters, Waterbury Italian middleweight, and Eddie Germonte' New Britain, haove punching date Both boys are sluggers, and a tor rid battle is indicated.
 George Hovey, Willimantic, gets the call against Joe Folowitzer. windsor Locks German, in another battle. Hovey, the fighter who helo Julie Kogan to . draw in New Haven last week, has not suffered setback in his last dozen battles. He fougnt several times at Torrington during the past summer and came through with victories in most of his bouts.
 Fighters from New Britain, Wilil- mantle, Bridgeport, New Haven. Naugatuck, iWndco- Locks, ano Waterbury, will be on hand to roune out the remaining battles.