The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-19
Games Hold Weeks Interest
Naugatuck Boys Feature Fight Card On Friday

Naugatuck's favorite welterweight puncher, Joe Triano, and Hartford's sensational Nick Tarello, will share the spotlight in the star bout of the Waterbury Athletic Clubs weekly amateur fight presentation at Buck ingham Hall on Friday night.
 Rated highly in their class and known throughout the state as two of the hardest punchers in the sim on pure ranks, Tarello and Triano are sure to make the fur fly when they get the signal. Both boys, notified of the match, have already started training and with almost a week in which to workout, each should be in tip tou shape when the bell sounds.
 Great Fight
 Tarello appeared on the last show, dropping a close decision to the Willimantic specialist, Freddie Pease after three rounds of terrific milling. It was sensational affair and as a result of the great showing made by the Hartford boy, he was imme- diately sought out for return ap- pearance by Co-matchmakers Mick ey Dance and Bobby Kelly. They had no other recourse in view of the fact that Tarello stamped him. self as a big favorite with the fans. A return match with Pease was found impossible due to a previous booking by the Willimantic boy. Irish Mickey Donahue, of Stamford, was also unavailable for this weeks card due to illness and Triano was named as the opponent for the Cap- itol City sharp-shooter.
 Waterbury fight fans are well aware of what Triano is capable of doing. He appeared here on num- erous occasions during the summer season and compiled a creditable list of wins. He too is a favorite with the fans here and there is no telling what will happen when he gets going against the Hartford gladiator. It would not be at all surprising to see the bout end in a knockout. Either boy is capable of turning the trick.
 Triano is working out under the direction of Mickey Genaro, local professional ringster, and the latter is already confident that his under study will have little difficulty in winning. Both saw Tarello in ac- tion against PeaSe and are working on an offensive that they claim will carry their colors through to victory.
 Bad News
 Another Waterbury husky, Emil (Boo) Etters, will have a place on the program. One of the city,s mid- dleweight mixers, he will go against Eddie Germonte, the New Britain slugger, in another of the headline attractions. Fans will have little difficulty in recalling Etters' three showings during the outdoor season, especially his sensational draw with Young Bumbo, of New Haven. His other two appearances saw him win over Paulie Warren, of Meriden and Tony Gillo, of New Haven.
 Joe Rossi, Naugatuck, and Steve Pinkham, of Hartford, two of the states better lightweight specialists, will also meet on the card. They were scheduled to appear last week, but the bout was postponed when Rossi came down with cold and was unable to appear in action in the best physical condition. Pinkham is undefeated in his last 18 starts.
 Dula Kovach, hard-hitting Nauga- tuck heavyweight, who had little trouble of stopping Win Doyle, of New London, last week, will appear in action. Co-matchmakers Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly expect to have the other half of the bout lined up today.
 A team of seven fighters will be imported from Middletown. It will mark their initial appearance here, but all are highly recommended. The matchmakers will also line up their opponents today.
 Tickets are on sale in advance at Mulligan's Restaurant, Phoenix Ave- nue and Nick's News?.