The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-02
SPRINGFIELD
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MahOney to Meet Fur. cOtte, Baginski, Jordan
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Springtleld's amateur boxing team one of the best in the business makes its initial appearance In Wa. terbury on Thursday night at Buckingham hall. Headed by Irish Jack Mahoney, who will mix with Dick Turcotte in the main 90, an6 Charley Baginski, the blonde battlei who held New Haven Able Rosen tc a sensational draw last summer al Savin Rock. There is also George Jordan, @ Greek boy of considerable promise who will have 1t out with Tommy Ciarlo In one of the best looking programs of the indoor sea . son, and one that should easily equal last weeks card for senSa- tional action.
 Turcotte is facing 0 tough custom CT in Mahoney, Q veteran of many Q thrilling bout in the Bay State sec- tor. He has been moving along at Q rapid clip of late and his records show l2 consecutive victories in as many recent starts. Including among his list of victims Is Eddie Dulmaine of Worcester and George Pixley of Wilbraham, who last week dropped a technical knockout to Turcotte at New Haven.
 Greek Star Here
 Waterbury will be represented In another of the advertised bouts Tommy Ciarlo. the lightweight flash, being booked to try his luck against George Jordan, another member of the Massachusetts team Jordan, R favorite among the Greek enthusiasts, Is reported to be a hard puncher and one that is certain to extend Ciarlo, who in his own right Is quite Q t;lumper too. By defeating Freddie Bertino of New York last week in New Haven, Ciarlo moved his winning average to 23 in the last "A engagements.
 The New England bantamweight champion, Charlie Baginski ol Springfield, will lead the Bay State Delegation here. Now campaigning as a featerweight, Baginski will oppose Joey Marcus of Windsor Locks. Early indications are that this bout might be the best of the evening. Baginski Is no newcomer so far as Connecticut fans or fight. CTS are concerned. He has appeared about the state on numerous occa- sions and has fine list of wins tc show for his efforts.
 BaginSki, the Polish sensation, hos defeated decisively this season sucf well known fighters as Bobby (Poison) Ivy, of Hartford, the Con- necticut featherweight titleholder and Goldfish Balesano, also of Hart ford. A draw with George Pope, O Meriden, and Able Rosen of New Haven, are also included in Bagin' skis fine record
 Marcus. however, should be able to give him a busy evening. Marcus has developed into something of knockout specialist of late, his last two bouts ending thusly, In one he put Johnny Kay of Woonsocket R. l., to sleep In two rounds and then went a round better in drop ping Dom Petrucci of New York in the first frame in the next hookup at New Haven last week. Marcus also holds 6 win over Tommy Tuck CT of this city. That was registered during the outdoor season ct the Randolph Gloves Stadium.
 The other member of the Spring field team, Bob Williams, a Negro welterweight, will take on Lou Mur- ray, the Torrington worthy. Murray won himself lot of new friends last week in moulding out a victory over Charlie Hopkins of Willimantic on last weeks card. Williams will be making his second Connecticut appearance. In his bow ct New Haven several weeks ago, he fought draw with Frankie Mal1no Of Stamford.
 Tucker vs Radigan
 Supplementing the four headline attractions, Co-matchmaker Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly have lined @ fine selection of Connecticut's best. Tommy Tucker, local junior light weight, will trade wallops with Frankie Radigan, Torrington south- paw; Tom Collins, Waterbury well terweight, who bested Emil Etters last week, goes against Eddie Ger monte, New Britain; and Joe Polo- witzer, Windsor Locks southpaw, faces Billy Jersey, New Haven knockout king.
 The remainder of the program will be made up after the weighing in ceremonies on Thursday night. .
 Tickets are on sale in advance at Mulligan's Restaurant, Phoenix ave- nue, and Nick's News, Exchange Place.