The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-02
STAMFORD BOY
 HOPES TO EVEN FEUD WITH RIVAL
Buff Takes on KOval; Re. nauIt and MammOne
 Promising

Known quantities in the psEsonages of Connecticut amateur boxers who have been seen in action by most of the fans, make up the ten bout program scheduled for tonight at Randolph Gloves stadium. Three bouts are on tap, any one of which could be labeled "star bout" and including . return 90 between Irish Mickey Donahue of Stamford and Naugatuck Joe TriAno. If their bout tonight is half as good as the last one, every fan will Do satished.
 Thon there is c n1iddleweight clash in which Frankie BuH of this city will get his toughest test of the outdoor season from Joe Koval Of Easthampton, rated one Of tho hardest-punching i00 pcunderS in the state.
 Return Go
 Another interesting bout will have aS It's principals, Irish Mickey Dona. hue, the Stamford punching master and Joe Triano of NAugatuck, the Italian sock artist. It will mark tho second time that the two have met, Triano holding the advantage by virtue Of c somewhat questionable win here on the last card.
 On that occasion, DonAhue gave c masterful exhibition and he and many of those who enjoyed the show that night were sure that vic. tory was his when the bell ended the hostilities. However, the third man in the ring saw it differently, and Triano's hand was raised. DoEla" hue has his mind set and proving that 1t was oil 0 mistake, not only for the sake of the evening the score, but also because he hes been promised . bout with either Bobby Pea0O or Charlie Hop. kins, of Willimantic, on next weeks card.
 Tommy CIarlo, another of water bury's ring specialists will also ap- pear in one of the feature attrac. tions. He will 60 against Steve Magude, of East Hampton. Ciarlo has appeared but twice before the homo town folks thus for this seq. son, but on each occasion was Ees turned the winner.
 L0oks Good
 Hal (Midget) Renault of New Haven, state dyweight champion, and Sammy Mammon0 of Stamford will mix in another bout of the top pairMgs. Both boys have large fol- iowings here and many have long awaited to sec them appear against one another. The bout was sought for New Haven and Bridgeport by Co-matchmakorg Mickey Dance and Bobby Kelly was one step Ahoad Of the out of town promoters and SO. cured the battle.
 A promising renatch will feature Tommy Tucker, the Dpanish feath- erweight, and Joey DAFous of Wind- sor Locks. When the two met for the first time, they had the fans in c frenzy as they slueged away through the three rounds, neither giving an inch and absorbing plenty of punishment. That affair ended in c draw much to the delight Of the full gallery that enjoyed it.
 The FnAtehmakors have also billed c heavyweight attraction. it will show Billy Kusaila, of this city, and Billy Calvin, of East Hampton. ft is hardly likely that the bout will 60 the limit for each boy has tree YnendouS punching power capable of putting anyone to sleep in quick order.
 Other bouts listed include Russ Andersen, East Hampton, and Charles Thomas, Waterbury middle. weights; Ted KlembA, East Manap. ton, and Tony 0iilo, New Haven, middleweights; Chris Criuflxinski. Waterbury, and Stanley Wilsek, junior Welterweights; and Baby Dixon, Waterbury, and Young Ris- 70, East 9ainpton, bantamweights.
 Several more boys, ell favorites with the fans here, will be avails able to round out the remainder of the program, the matchmakerS an- nounced.