The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
TOMMY TUCKER IN DRAW BOUT
 WITH MARCUS
Triano Outpoints Donahue and Turcotte Repeats
 Over Young Warren

Joey Marcus, l22 pound Windsor Locks blonde, and Tommy Tucker, local Negro belted one another on even terms for three furious rounds In the best bout on the i2-contest program of the Waterbury A, c, last night at the Randolph Gloves Sta alum before the biggest crowd of the outdoor season there.
 Marcus missed out on the gold watch offered by Billy Schneer to the fighter making the best show Ing, Joe Triano being the choice of the three judges, Captain Joe Stew ems, Ex-Mayor Bill Sandland and Tom Turley.
 Joe Triano of Naugatuck was bleeding from the mouth and nurs- Ing 0 deep cut over his left eye after three rounds of give and take with Irish Mickey Donahue of Stamford, but the borough lad received the verdict of Referee Billy Conway of Hartford.
 Triano piled up Q big lead in the first two rounds, but took a paSting In the final canto, looking very tired and missing rights and uppereuts galore, DonNhue looked Q lot better in the final round than the first two, but Triano's early lead earned him the decision.
 Dick Turcotte captured another decision from Young Warren Of Meriden after 0 tame first round in which both boys felt each other out.
 Etters Beats Glllo
 Emil Bad Boy Etters decisioned Tony dillo of New Haven, substitute ing for Art Peplau of New Britain. Etters made more faces than thrown punches, but dillo kept backing away and making himself hard for Etters to hit. At the end Of the second round the boys failed to hear the bell and kept pounding away at each other in Etters' corner.
 Billy KuSaila, Dave Kelly's Gen. tral Y protege who scales i80 pounds, fiattened Joe Casey of New Haven in two rounds, although Casey, (by no means an Irishman), |, was no more out than the referee. He took the easiest way out after e nine-count In the first round took all the fight out of him. His wayy head Of hair was by no means c benefit to him.
 Chick Harris, New Britain l34- pounder, beat Joey Polowit2cr of Windsor Locks to the punch time and again, and copped an easy ver- dict, having Polowitzer on the verge Of Q knockout when the final bell sounded.
 Henry Davis, 120-pounder from New Britain, dccisively outpointed the wild-punching Sammy Nam none Of Stamford. The colored lad used his reach to advantage and kept pushing q bothcrsome left jab continually into the little Italians face.
 Chris drudzinSki, i4e-pound short stop of the Brooklyn A. c. baseball team, made an suspicious debut de- ciSioning Mike Shuckta of Shelton. Grudgy looked like q buzz saw in the first round and gave Mike e bad beating. but he and Mike just waltzed around the last two rounds.
 Angelo Looks Good
 Joe Angelo, diminutive li0-pound novice of New Britain, kayoed Johnny Brown of New Haven in the third round in the only real knock out on the card. The little fellow was at quite Q disadvantage in get- ting into Brown, but when he did the Elm Cityite went down fast.
 Joe Rossi of Naugatuck, 136, drop ped c decision to Art Smith Of Meriden and Charley Thomas, local Negro, was outclassed by Joe Mi- lano, l53, Of Stamford. Nick Rubin. i47, of Shelton, was defeated by Nick Grimm Of Stamford.