The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-14
PHASE, TARELLO MEET FOR THIRD TIME TOMORROW
Winner of Star Bout Here Gets Chance With Dona.
 hue-Andreas to Show

Promised c bout with Irish Mickey Donahue of Stamford on the follow- Ing week, added incentive has been given Freddy Pease of Willimantie and Nick Tarello of Hartford in the third of their amateur ring bouts, scheduled aS tho Friday headliner ct Buckingham hall, by eo-Mateh. maker Mickey Dance and Robert (the diver) Kelly,
 Both boys have shown here DC" fore, TArollo making on suspicious debut locally only last week when he scored c technical knockout over the New Haven punching acc, Young Bumbo. PeaBe has appeared on Bev- eral occasions during the past Buff- mer and his list of wins includes Q knockout victory over Joe Triano, tho Naugatuek worthy.
 Both Tarello and Peaso arc work ing hard for the match and it will not Do victory alonge that they will Do shooting At. It will Do the opportunity of meeting Irish Mickey Donahue, tho Stamford sock artist Co- o-Matehmakers Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly nave Donahuo'S ser. vices lined up for c future card and the winner of the T'arollo-poaso af- fair will decide the opponent. Rubber" Match
 This weeks meeting will mark the third time that tho two have squared off and tho count aB q res suit of the previous hookups is even. Tarello took the first verdict, coming through in one of the most sensational simon pure bouts Hart ford fans ever witnessed. 1r the repeater, . duplicate of the first 50 for as tho action was concerned Pease won the nod of tho referee, They were originally slated to meet in tho rubber" at Hartford on tho last scheduled outdoor show but cold weather forced the program from the slate,
 But this will be only one of seVs eral fine bouts tho cosinatehmakerA are lining up for this weeks presen' tation. They have secured the state in quest of worthy piinchcrf and the program bids fair to tof last weeks thriller,
 The New London faVoritc, Tony Andreas, who will Do remembered for c sensational draw with Young Bumbo at the Randolph Gloves sta . alum during tho past summer, VIII have c place on the card. He VIII go against Eddie dermonte, hard hitting New Britain middleWeight who came through with aii easy wifi at the expense of Billy Sullivan, oi Torrlngton, on the last show.
 Tommy Ciarlo, Waterbury's prom Bing lightweight mixer, will Dc back in action. The South End Italian has been matched Co meet Joe por lowitger, Windsor Locks BouthpaW In another headliner. PolowitSer re' gently defeated Babe Bernlo ol Rockville, if1 q feature fought al ThompsonVille. Ciarl0 has Dcef going great guns of late, defeating Art Smith and Young Warren Meriden puneherg, at New Haven,
 The heavyweights will also helf to round out the evenings enter- tainment. Dula Kovaeh Naugatuck 100 pounder, will hook Up with Win Doyle, another New London product Doyle, who will be making his dc. but here, hos been C consistent win. her ln bouts at Norwich,
 bIams Bang
 Joe R0ssl, NaugatuGk lightweight Is slated to trade Wallops with Steve Plnkhain, Hartford Bharpsh00tef who iB tlhdefeated in his last il starts, pinkhan iA seeking C boul with Dick 1'urCotte of this city, ant If he is successful In defeating tlit valley y0ungBter, the matchmaker plan to give him a shot at thl Frenchman in the next three weeks
 Tommy Tucker, local feather. weight, who came through with ( neat win over Joey Marcus Of Wind. sor Locks, at New Haven last week goes Co war against Mickey Rand clever New Haven plineher.
 TWO other bouts listed bring to. gether Chick Gale of the North End and Larry Strong of the East End and Joey Marcus will Do on hanC to trade wailops with either Midget Renauit, of New Haven, or CodfIst Balesano of Hartford.
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