The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
Trio Of State Champions Show Here Thursday

No less than three young lads who won their fighting spurs in various parts of Connecticut and came through with state championships are to be seen in action Thursday night at Randolph Gloves stadium and with the added incentive to John J. Fan, there Is a return bout listed between Joe Triano, the bat tier from the borough of Naugatuck and Freddy Pease of Willimantic Rockeville and way stations, a stocky, good-looking boy who can punch with the best of them. They fought disputed draw in this city two weeks ago, which is the reason for the rematch. That bout alone on the basis of the last showing, is a well worth your money" 90.
 Two of the state champions, Ed die (Kid) Jackson and Sammy Maltempo are slated to meet one another. The Thread City Italian has been adding extra poundage during the past couple of months and when he enters the ring on Thursday night, he will hold a weight advantage of at least three pounds on the Brown Tunderbolt Jackson and Maltempo are old rivals, they have met twice before this season at Rockeville and Hart ford with each gaining win. The rubber" meeting is to be staged here. ,-
 Renault vs. Mammone
 Renault who whipped Baby Dixon of this city here on the open ing outdoor show but was suspend ed by Commissioner Joseph Lawlor for using profanity while participat- ing in the bout, has promised to be a good boy in the future and Lawlor lifted his suspension last week. The Elm City Italian, who holds the flyweight crown but at present tips the scales around i20 pounds, will battle Sammy Nam mcne, the popular Stamford slug ger, in another headliner. The\pout should provide the fans with plenty of action.
 A sequel to one of the greatest simon pure slugfests seen here in many a fortnight will be offered the fans when Joe Triano, Naugatuck's walloping welterweight, throws punches at Freddie Pease of Will limantic, is1 the headline attraction These two gladiators met here two weeks ago and after three torrid rounds of fighting the contest was declared even. On last weeks card Triano punched out close win over Irish Mickey Donahue, Stamford mixer, and was named to meet Pease here on this weeks program
 The matchmaking experts were busy over the weekend despite the oppressive heat in lining up talent for the remaining bouts on the card They have secured Vic Galati, l85 poundre. to appear isl action. Galati who halls from New Britain, is re- garded as one of the states best heavyweights. The matchmakers are seeking the services of Pohnny Lesco, 206 .pounder of Willimantic as his foe.
 In the Works
 Amateur boxing patrons have beer asking the matchmakers to rematct Tommy Tucker of Waterbury anc Joey Marcus of Windsor Locks featherweigh sluggers, for thi' weeks bill and 1t is expected thai before nightfali the contest will bt arranged. These two youngsters put up the best bout on last week. stellar program with the outcome resulting in a draw. Tucker Is will. ing to go against the tobacco picker again but word has not as yet beer received if Marcus will be avail. able for, duty here on Thursday night.
 Tickets for the show are on sal' at Mulligan's restaurant, Phoeni, avenue, and Nick's news stand, Ex' change place. N