The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-28
Pease Asked To Make 152 Pounds
 For Joe Trian0
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ConnecticutB boxing commission. or, Joseph #. LaWior, will have per' sonal supervision Of the weighing.ir Of Freddie Pease, tho Willimantic punching master, and Joe Triano Of Naugatuek, billed to meet in the Star bout Of tho Waterbury Athletic Clubs weekly presentation at Buck ingham Hail, Friday night,
 This b due to tho fact that tho handlers Of both boys have agreed 10 the weight limit Of ib2 pounds, or Triano would not 60 through with tho contract. 4 forfeit has boon set up with George Muiligan, local sportsman, just in case anything does go wrong. Deputy Inspector Frank BFickel will assist LaWlor i1 tho ceremony.
 Looked upon as c natural for some time and sought by nnatch- makers through the Btate, this Triano.Pease hookup was difficult to line ID. Several obstacles were removed but the greatest headache came when the handlers Of the boys started to talk weights, Arguments followed and when the negotiations ssmmed doomed, it was agreed that Pease would nnake the weight stipus lated by Triano's guiding lights Pease made the same weight for his bout with Lou Murray, Of Torriiigs ton, iaS tweek, and came through with z victory in ( contest held iii N0FViHia
 Psass Won First
 Thls PeasesTriano affair, is c Te. turn engagement Fans VIII fcineffls ber now the Thread City punchet fioored Triano in their last rneet- ing, subjecting him to such puilishs tnent with c third round attack round attack, inst the referee halt- cd the bout to prevent serious in. jury to the NaugatuCk mixer,
 Up until inst lime, t was z most brutal bout, which each boy meeting out plenty Of punishment nad neither wiling 10 give al inch, Pease caught T'riaTl0 before nc could Faige his hands at the start Of the third eantO and that was the beginning Of the end for him. He went down twice under terrific right gmagbSt 70 the jaW and then was dropped the third tirIe with one Of glfnjiai makeup which landed aiOng side the head, The referee then sew fit k hAit the waF,
 Lou Murray, Of Torrington, vii % against Charlie Hopkins, 0i Wljiifnantic, in another Of the gtaI bouts and thH should develop ifIt< e Feai thrilling affair, Hopkins vii Do making his debut here, but { glance over his record viii cOnvinCl anyone inst he has the stuf inst makes FeAi ring men, DeveFa months SEQ at Hartford H0pkinl held Nick TaFeIIO t0 c draw, Esd B0y Baek
 The Waterbury bad fnan, Emi (DO0) EtteFs, has been matched with Biiiy Sullivan, rugged T0EFing' ton mixer. EtteFg dropped clos, one to Eddie deFm0nte, Of NeV Britain, lest week, aFId k c0nhdef inst nc vii De AbIe to return t' the win column Friday night Ton, Wasnick, ais0 q Waterbury bal been matched with Young DhaFkey WIlIimantic. Wasnlck fought . haSt dfaw with Teddy Kiemba, Of Eag' Hampton or last weeks program,
 Joe Rest, NahgatHck lightweight viii be seen tn action, He will e Aeanist either Frankie sAdiGaf Ol T0FTingtOn, CT Arthur McKenlIa, 0l WIiIimaBtie,
 Several other fine bouts gre iF prospect, C0-matChmakerg MIekeJ Dance and Bobby Kelly having booked talent from Bristol, TOfyiile. ton, WiIIimantic afld Nau0atuok C. the show.
 cholcs fineside seats osp be e. cured ifl advance at MulIl9nhii flAgtAuganh Kfs0enlg avenue