The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-03
.DONAHUE, PHASE AMONG S'STAR'
 BOUTS THURSDAY
Stamford Irishman to Meet Rockville Slugger; Bum.
 Do vs. AndreaS

Prominent in the middleweight division among Connecticut anna teur ring worthies, Young Bumbo, New Haven Italian, and Tony An- dreas, New London Portuguese flash, will provide the spice in one of the feature bouts of the program to be presented at the Randolph Cloves Stadium Thursday night un- der the auspices of the Waterbury Athletic club.
 Co-matchmakers Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly have booked an- other natural" in this bout and 1t looks as though the fans are in for rare treat of fisticuffing. The boys are by no means strangers, having met on Savin Rock pro- gram several weeks ago. thrilling bout being marred by q draw de- cision which was by no means popu- lar with the fans. Many of them were of the opinion that the New London boy should have been awarded the duke without any ques- ton of doubt.
 Buff Fears Him
 In first considering Andreas for bout here, Dance and Kelly pro- posed to use him against Frankie Buff, the local sock artist. However, Frankie, having seen him in action on several occasion was quite ready to admit that he wanted no part of him.
 Waterbury's own favorite, Dick Turcotte, the lightweight, will have prominent place on the program. The matchmakers have not decided on his opponent. but expect to fine one Up very soon. Turcctte scored fine win over Joey Polowitzer of Windsor Locks on the last card, much to the delight of his home town followers.
 Stamford's fighting 1rishman, Irish Mickey Donahue, who was edged in a great battle with Frankie Buff last week, will return for an- other hookup, this time with Fred die Pease, Rockville mixer. This bout is also listed as one of the evenings headliners. Pase holds wins over such boys as Teddy Klemba, of East Hampton and Tony Gillo, of New Haven. The bout looms as one of the best on the pro- gram and @ victory for either will result in match with Billy Per- rin of New Britain, or Nick Tar rello, of Hartford, here at some fu- ture date.
 Tommy Ciarlo, popular Water- bury Italian lightweight winner over Joe Greiner. fellow city resi- dent, last week, is matched to go against Chick Harris, New Britain They met at the New Haven Arena last winter and after three rounds of torrid milling come cut even. Both have been moving along at a nice clip since and fine bout Is anticipated.
 Waterbury's duSky favorite, Tom Collins, will oppose Dick Middleton, New Britain welterweight. Col- lins made a hit with the fans on the last program punching out a win over Ray Ackerly, of White Plains, N. Y. However, this week, he will have to Dc in the pink and on his toes every minute if he hopes for another victory.
 More Action
 Flyweights will also be featured. Al Kogan, New Haven Hebrew, and Phil Harris, New Britain, being signed for one of the supporting att fractions. Several other fine bouts will round out the program with at least three other local glovemen taking part in the show.
 Workmen have bene busy during the pastt wo days adding extra seats to the ringside and the Wa terbury A. 0. predicts another ban- ner crowd will be on hand for the show as there has bene e rush for choice ringside seats.
 Fans can secure tickets in ad- vance at Mulligan's Restaurant and Nicks newsstand.