The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-05
Second Dance Kelley Ring BiH On 7onighi
.DUMDO, ANDREAS CARLO, HARRIS
 TO SHOW WARES
Freddy Pease and Irish Mickey Donahue Also
 Paired on 10 Bout List

With every indication of another bumper crop of fight fans crcwding into Randolph Gloves Stadium this evening. backed by the smile of the Weather Man Promoters Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly were pre-. pared with Q ten bout program in. cluding triple star bout arrange ment that ought to please every one of the 4,000 customers expected to pass through the gates from o'clock on.
 Plenty of Seats
 A brilliant cast of amateur niitt fingers will perform under the auspices of the Waterbury Athletic club, Popular prices will again pre-. vail and additional seats have been installed around the ringside 70 In. sure comfortable accommodations for the record crowd expected.
 Tn what s hailed as one of the best bouts ever booked for this city, Young Humbo, New Haven Italian middleweight sensation, and Tony Andreas, husky New London PoFtu. guese punching master, will share the honors. Given top billing by co.matchmaker Mickey Dance end Bobby Kelly, these two boys are cef. tain to produce more fstio thrills than have been enjoyed here in some time.
 It will mark the second time that the two have met, their first enc gagement in New Haven . few weeks ago ending in Q draw despite the opinion of many of the fans that the New London specialist should have been awarded the decision. ft was Q torrid mixing all the way through and had the fans Ali but ready to tear down the stadium In wild excitement.
 Andreas hes been seeking Q rec match snice that eventful night, an. sisting that the bout be arranged for neutral territory. Nc contends that the home town atmosphere aided Bumbo in the last session. Both boys are expected to be in fins shape for the battle and there should Do many anxious moments before the hostilities conclude.
 CiArlo vs. Harris
 Winner over his fellow water burian in last weeks show. Tommy Ciarlo, popular local Italian light. weight mixer, will 90 against Chick Harris, New Britain. This too, b Q remAtch, the boys having engaged in Q thrilling match At the New Haven Arena during the past winter. verdict was handed down.
 Freddie Pease, Rockville pride and joy, will provide the opposition for Irish Mickey Donahue, Of Stamford. who lost out by c close margin lest week to Frankie Bun, Waterbury favorite. pease's brand of fighting has won him friends wherever he appears and he has compiled an enviable record since casting his lot with the simon pure siadiators. The victor will be matched with either Nick Tarello, Hartford, or Billy Per- rin, of New Britain, ct some future date.
 Dick Turcotte, waterburyS own ring master, and Wally Pipp, VII. limantic, will also hold the limelieht in one Of the feature spots on tho evenings entertainment. Turcotta, fans will remember, scored c fine win over Joey poiowitser. of Wind. sor Losks, on last ThursdayS pros gram.
 Much b also expected ln the bout between Henry Davis, New Britain, bantamweight sensation. and Sam. my Mammone, 9tamford's slugging representative. Davis C regarded as the best fighter In his claas in tho state, having won . pair Of declslons from Jimmy McBurnie, of T0Fvings ton, the bantam titiehoideF. and also won handily over Sal (MideeO Ren. ault, Of New Haven,two weeks ago at eavin Rock.
 Dick Middietown, New Britain welterweight. has been selected aS the opponent for Tom Collins. Waterbury Negro flash. Showing plenty Of class in his first appear ance here, Collins will have to apply the pressure # he intends Co make it two h c row.
 Promising
 Joey Marcus, Windsor Locks feather weight will Dc back on the card. The tobacco picker has been selected to meet Tommy Tucker. Watorburys promising punchef who has been meeting with success in state ring battles during the past few months. Marcus made . hit here on the last show by pounding out c neat victory over Sammy Mamone.
 Al Kogan, New Haven fiyweight. will trade wallops with Phil MafriES of New Britain. The Elm CitS Hebrew s undefeated in four staEtb and feels confident of adding Hare ris' name to his list of victims. d
 The matchmakers will arrange tho remaining bouts on the program tonight ct the weighing in cere. monies. }.f :,
 Choice seats can Do secured in advance at Muiiigans, Restaurant. Phoenix Avenue. and Nickb news l 0aa