The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-19
DICK TURCOTTE
 AND WARREN TO REPEAT COMBAT
Joe Triano and Mickey DOnahue in Main 0O-R
 Bouts Scheduled

Another All-stAr amateur boxing program featuring some of tho out standing fighters In Connecticut will vic for honors on the weekly pre- sOntation to be staged at Randolph Gloves stdaium, corner Bank and Meadow streets, tonight starting at SIS o'clock. co-Matohmakers Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly of the Wa terbury Athletic Club win show l9 bouts on the card, fighters from the heavyweight division down to the line to the flyweight class.
 Winner Meets Pease
 The headline attraction on the card brings together Irish Mickey Donahue, Stamford welterweight sensation, and Joe Triano, of Naug. atuck, and Q lively tussle for honofS is indicated. Both boys arc regarded among the leading welterWeightS in Connecticut and the winner Of to. nights battle Is slated to 60 against Freddie pease, Willlmantio puneher, on next weeks card.
 Donahue and Triano have fought here this season and the fans are well acquainted with their styles of fighting. They each met Pease and both times the contest was called even, Donahue, who whipped Med- dy Reyhome, of Holyoke, Mass, in Bridgeport last week, states that no will knockout the Italian glover toe night. II he lives up to his promise, it will be the first time that Triano has ever heard the full count, Fans can be assured that Trlano will have something to say about that as he demonstrated in his bout here last week that ho can not be taken too lightly as he packs . mean wallop in either mitt. t
 Dick Tureotte, Waterbury light. weight, and Young Warren, Meri' den, are to mix for the second time in as many weeks, On the preyleus' card Turcotte defeated the Silver City Italian after three torrid rounds of fighting, The decision handed down by the referee was not popular with tho fans and the matchmakors immediately went to work in booking them for q return argument, Warren b anxious to prove that TureetteB win last week was 6 fuke and he will give his best while in the ring In an attempt to prove his claim,
 EtteFs Meets Peplau
 Emil Eters, Waterbury middles weight, is scheduled for a place on tho card tonight, Art Peplau, New Britain boxer, has been selected to test tho local Italian, Ettefs scored c neat win over Paulie Warren, or Meridcn, here last week, and hopes Co, continue on his winning ways at tho expense Of the Hardware City product,
 A lightweight ola6h between Art Smith, Merideh iFlshman, and Joe Rossi, popular little Naugatuek scrapper is billed. Rossi haA defeat' cd somo Of the best boys n hb class about the state and will De gunnlng Co add Smiths names to his list of vietims.
 Heavyweights are to battle on the supporting card. Joe Casey, New Haven, and Billy Kusaiha, Of this city, have been paired. kusaiha has been working out at the Boys Club during the past month and hopes Co win his initial start.
 Several other attractions pairings arranged by the matehmakers VIII bring together Tommy Tucker, Wa tcrbury, and Joey Marcus, Windsor oeks feathorweight Henry Davis, New Britain bahtamweight and Sammy Mammone, Stamford, arc to mix; and Chick Harris, New Britain lightweight, will attempt Co pin q de feat on Kid eai, Mefiden Italian glover.
 Fighters from seven Connecticut cities will Do on hand to round out tho remaining bouts on the card,