The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
TARELLO, BUMDO TOP AMATEUR PROGRAM FRIDAY
Stellar Ten Bout Program
 Arranged -Turcotte {, vs. Strong

Backed by Q summer of success Rul shows in which. some of the outstanding amateur boxing bouts Of the season were put on in this city, the Waterbury A. o. through Promoters Mickey Dance and Rob- ert Kelly have lined up their first show of the indoor season, scheduled for Friday night at Buckingham hall.
 In the opening presentation, the matchmakers have decided on Nick Tarello, hard hitting Hartford mid- dleweight and Young Bumbo, the New Haven ring master, as tho principals in the star bout of the evening, The match will top 0 ten bout card and early indications point to 0 real treat in fisticuffing.
 Sluggers Dc Luxe Despite their size, both Bumbo and Tarello are known throughout the state as two of the hardest hit- ters ever to crop up among the middleweightS. Tarello is regarded as one of the best in hts class and ring experts predict that he will go far if he Is brought along in the right manner. Bumbo'S fine record speaks for itself and he too Is destined for better things.
 Tarello will be making his debut before Q Waterbury fight audience. He hold Q pair of wins over Tred- die Pease, of Williimantic, the Irish favorite who scored knockout over Joe 1'riano, of Naueatuck ct the stadium during the summer. He also includes among his list of Vic- sims, Irish Mickey Donahue, ot Stamford, in two occasions; Billy Welsh, of Stratford, and Charlie Hopkins of Willimantic.
 Bumbo has appeared here on sev- eral occasions and has yet to give c disappointing performance. He has c clean bill so far as his Wa terbury appearances are concerned and In his last showing ct the sta- alum came through with c knock out, win over Billy Sullivan of Tor. rington. He is anxious to keep his Waterbury string intact and has his guns pointed for Q win over Ia rello.
 Strong Foe
 WaterburyS' own Dick Turcotte will also have Q place on tho pro- gram. He has been billed to 20 against Jimmy Strong. Bridgeport Negro slugger, In another of the advertised features. Tn his last bout here, Turcotte won over Young Warren, of Meriden, while Strong, making his bow locally Friday night, scared decisive victory over War rem in New Haven two weeks ago. He was able to floor the Silver City mixer, something Turcotte failed at An two attempts. It was originally hoped to send Turcotte against Eds die Dulmaine, of Worcester, on the initial indoor card but the Ynatch- makers received word last night that Dulmaine injured his hand in Q re- cent bout and would be unable to appear.
 Steve Pinkham, Hartford light. weight, and Frankie Radigan, Tor- rington Southpaw, are to meet. Pink ham has Q brilliant record, unde. feated in his last iS starts, and feels confident of adding the New City ariSnlnan to his long list of vic- tins. Radigan dropped Q close decision to Tommy Cisrlo, of this city, here recently but made . hit with the fans.
 Fighters from Hartford, Hridge- port, New Haven, Torrington, New Britain, Naugatuck and Waterbury, will be on hand to make up the remaining bouts.
 Tickets are on sale at Mulligan's Restaurant, Phoenix avenue.
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