The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-16
.12 BOUT GARD
 TO BE STAGED BY PROMOTERS
Mickey DCnahue and Joe TrianO in Main Bout
 Thursday Night

Irish Mickey Donahue, Stamford welterweight mixer, and e favorite here, will return to action at Ram dolph.C Gloves stadium on Thursday night when he meets Joe Triano, hard-hitting Naugatuck Italian, in the feature amateur boxing bout, 1t was announced by matchmak- CTS Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly. Ofncials of the the Water bury Athletic club also stated that because the program last week was curtailed after the sixth bout due to excitement weather conditions, two bouts will be added to the card this week, making Q total of l2 bouts.
 The bout between Donahue and Tiano brings together two boys who in recent weeks fought sensational draw bouts with Bobby Pease of Willimantic. On last weeks card Triano gave q good account of him. self in holding Pease even in a tor- rid bout and the matchmakers de- cided on giving him e chance to perform against Donahue who en- tered the ring prior to the start of the Pease-Triano bout and chal- lenged the winner. According to the Enatchmakers the winner of the Donahue. .Triano s"rap this week will battle Pease on the following show.
 The contest brings together pair of hard-hitting sluggers. Fans are well acquainted in the fighting styles of both Donahue and Triano and 1t Is unlikely that there will be a dull moment in the ring when the boys start trading wallopS. Each is bent on scoring win as they are anxious to go against Pease on the proceeding show.
 A return bout by popular demand will bring together Dick Turcotte, South End Frenchman, and Young Warren, Meriden junior weiter- weight. Turcotte was given the edge over his Silver City opponent after three fast rounds of fighting on the last card. The fans did not take the verdict kindly as many were of the opinion that Warren was entitled to at least an even break. Warren proved c capble foe for the localite and mixed freely with him through out the encounter. The rematch should prove popular.
 Joe Rossi, Naugatuck lightweight, and Art Smith, Meriden mixer, are listed for a spot on the card. They were to have been in action last week but when rain halted the show, they were forced of. Rossi is a pleasing fighter, having held his own with some of the states best fighters iia his class.
 Emil Etters. Waterbury middle weight, will clash with Art Peplau, New Britain mixer, in another bout on the ward. Etters made hit on the last card when he punched out . neat victory over Paulie Warren Of Meriden in c bout that was fought in the rain. Etters has de. cided to forget ali about clowning while in the ring and Is letting his lists do his talking-with the result that he may soon find himself In . position to demand a top spot on the weekly presentations. In Peplau, EtteEs will be facing a clever boxer who also carried a wallop In either mitt.
 Cammy Mammone, bantamweieht; Joe Malino, welterweight: and Ray Ackerly. another welter, will accom-. pany Donahue here in action from Stamford. Mammone maiy be called upon to go against Henry Davis, New Britain negro puncher again. They battled to a torrid draw here recently, the Lock City Italian hay. ing the distinction of being the oialy Connecticut fighter to break even in . bout with Harris this sea- son.
 4 heavyweight clash will bring together Joe Casey. New Haven. and Billy Kusaila. Waterbury. Kusaila has been training hard and hopes to win his initial start here.
 As announced previously there will be i2, bouts on this weeks pro- gram.