The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09
DONAHUE TAKES
 ON FRED PHASE IN RETURN BOUT
GaIOti and LeSCO in Heavy weight DueI-BumbO
 Vs AndreaS

Apparently assured ideal weather for their fifth show of the season, Promoters Mickey Dance and Rob- ert Kelly anticipate near capacity turnout tonight for a slam-bang amateur boxing card that, on pa- per looks like plenty of action from top to bottom, starting at 8:30 p. m., at the Randolph Gloves sta- dium. The return bout starring Freddie Pease of Rockville and Irish Mickey Donahue of Stamford is in itself a worth while bet from the view of the chronic fan.
 The feature bout of the evening will have as its principals, Irish Mickey Donahue, pride and joy of the Stamford fight fans and who has large followings ih other parts of the state, and Freddie Pease, one of Willimantic's many fighting rep- resentatives. ..
 It will mark the second time that the two have met. Their first bout was staged here early this season and after three hot rounds it was called draw, the fans being on edge throughout the nine minutes of fighting. Some thought that PeaSe showed the advantage and the ruling was not popular by any means.
 Confident
 Both boys have been working hard during the past week to get in shape for the battle, Pease boasting that he will take the measure of the Stamford gladiator by wide mar gin proving his superiority beyond all doubt, while Donahue sees him. self as the victor and Pease the victim of real lesson in boxing.
 The Stamford Irisher scored a fine win over Joe Triano, of Naugatuck on the last program, gaining his margin by virtue of a late rush that all but carried Triano out of the ring. While he was performing in such an admirable manner, PeaSe was pounding out a one round knockout triumph over Duke Nell son, of Worcester, Mass, in a bout at Hartford. Since Pease's last showing here, he has won six straight bouts, five by knockouts.
 Plenty of action is expected in the bout which will show Charlie Hopkins, Willimantic welterweight, and Triano, the Naugatuck Italian. Hopkins, a two-flsted puncher, is expected to prove a suitable oppon- ent for the borough athlete. The winner of this bout will be paired with the winner of the Pease-Don- ahue affair. Hopkins will be making his debut before Waterbury fight audience and has hopes of doing 1t in an suspicious manner.
 Co-matchmakerS Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly have booked Q heavyweight bout for the evenings entertainment. The principals will be Vic Galati, of New Britain, and Johnny Lesco, another member of the Willimantic contingent. Each has established himself as a hard puncher and the bout may be end- ed suddenly, one of the others going down under a knockout punch.
 Young Bumbo, clever New Haven middleweight, will go against Tony Andreas, of New London. The bout should produce more than a few anxious moments. The laGt time the boys met, they battled to . sensa. tional draw at sayin Rock.
 Promising
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