The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-09
JOE TRIANO TO
 MEET PHASE IN
 SEMI-FINAL 60
Emil Etters and Meriden Slugger Paired-Willi.
 mantle Plugs Booked

The long awaited match between Dick Turcotte, Waterburys fighting Frenchman, and Young Warren, Meriden Italian boxer, was signed last night by Co-Matchkiakers Mickey Dance and Bobby Kblly of the Waterbury Athletic club to meet in one of the headline bouts on the amateur boxing program to be staged ct Randolph. Gloves stadium on Thursday night. The contest Is regarded aS one of the stiffest tests the local pLncher has been offered since donning the gloves.
 Realizing that local fight fans did not consider Turcotte's two pre- vious opponents here as capable op. position, the South Ender register Ing knockouts in easy fashion, the matchmakers went to work over the weekend and secured the attrac. ton, closing 6 deal with Frank Ma. lino, Meriden matchmaker and team handler for the services of Warren. However, in the terms of agreemnet which made the bout possible here, Turcotte must meet Warren in c re- turn contest in the Silver City ia the event that he comes through with c victory.
 Warren Beat CiarlO
 Warren, who fought c sensational draw with Johnny Martin of Wor- cester, Mas, at Hartford last Thursday night, was originally slat- cd to meet the Bay Slater ia re. turn so there, but was released from the bout 50 as to give Waterbury fight fans c chance to see him in action against Turcotte. Warren, Q clever boxer, hold wins over such fighters as Tommy Ciarlo of this city; Ray Ackeriy, White Plains, N. F.; Chick Dialessi, Springfield, Mass; Joe Pelowitzer, Windsor Locks and many other state stars.
 It will be boxer against puncher when they step Into the ring. Tur- cotte b regarded as one of the stiffest punchers in the business, and Warren, c clever boxer who also packs . punch. Warren has been campaigning in the ring for Q period of two years and has en. gagged in twice the number of bouts that the local pugiliSt has taken part in.
 One of the outstanding welter- weight battles in the state has been arranged for the card. Fred. die Pease. hard.hitting Williman- tic puncher, and Joe Triano, Nau- gatuck favorite, has been matched to meet in the feature attraction. Pease made q hit with the fans in his debut here last week but giving Irish Mickey Donahue of Stamford a neat facing although the referee called the contest even. The fans voiced their opinion of the outcome following the decision and it was several miiutes before order was restored. PeaSe seemed to have the dg by c city block.
 Triano Popular Here
 T'riano. ( popular athlete t1 Nau. gstuck, where he formerly captain- cd the high school football and track teams, is c big fAvorite at savin Rock where he has shown many times. He has whipped handily such fighters as Tom Collins, Waterbury negro. and Tony 0illo. New Haven mixer. He Is two.hsted puncher and can be called upon to give Pease the battle of his life for hon- CTS.
 Emil Etters. Waterbury middle. weight, is scheduled to SO against Pauiie Warren, Meriden Slugser. In another tussle arranfed for the card Etters made . fine showing last week when he stepped Into the ring as . last minute substitute and held the highly-touted Young Bum. Do of New Haven. to 6 draw.
 A heavyweight bout Is billed. Johnny Lesco. Wiliimantic 200. pounder. Is scheduled to meet Busy Bell. West Haven negro. LeSco Is . stiff puncher and should give his opponent plenty of trouble.
 Fighters from Willimantic, New Haven. Meariden and Waterbury will be on deck to make Up the re- bouts on the program.
 Choice ringside seats can be SC. cured in advance ct Muliigan's res. taurant, Phoenix avenue. and Nick $ | News stand, Exchange place.