The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-30
DONAHUE AND
 TRIANO IN NEW
 BOXING BATTLE
Buff to Box KovaI in An- other HeadIiner-Tuck.
 CT vs. MOrans

WaterburyB entire delegation of fistic talent with one exception will be on exhibition this week Thurs day during the amateur boxing pro- gram at Randolph. Gloves Stadium to be presented by those versatile, ambidextrous gents of the glove ,ame, Mickey Dance mad Robert (Huge -Hearted) Kelly.
 Included in the list of local favor. ties already assigned bouts are Frankie Buff, clever middleweight, who will be seen in the feature of the evening; Tommy Ciarlo, ight- weight; Tommy Tucker, feather weight; Billy Kusaila, heavyweight; Tharies Thomas, Tniddleweight; and Chris oriudzinski, junior welter- weight.
 Of the contingent, Buff's aSsign- ment appears to be the most difh. cult. He will meet Joe Koval, the East Hampton favorite, in his first bout in Q month. He has been on the SidelineB since his win over Irish Mickey Donahue, of Stamford, in which he injured his hand.
 Top -Notcher
 Koval has defeated several of the states best in his class and Is fast gaining notoriety as an up and conl- ing middleweight. Those close to tn ring predict good things in store for the East Hampton boy If he Is brought along right. Buff has been working hard for the past week and contends that his injured hand Is now At and ready for c bit of humping again. He Is well aware of the fact that Koval is e worthy opponent and he k making no boasts as to the outcome. He con- fines his remarks to "1'll do my best"
 Ciarlo has been signed for c bout with Steve Maguda, flashy puncher from Wiilimantic, in another of the advertised features. Ciarlo, who has 0 wide following here, has hopes of making 1t three in c row SO far as his stadium appearances are con- cerned. In his last two previous starts here, he scored over Chick Harris, of New Britain, and Joe Qreiner, Of this city.
 Plenty of action b expected in the Tommy Tucker and Joey Mar. GUS of Windsor Locks meeting. These two youngsters staged c thril. Ter here on the last card with honorh even. Tucker has been sharpening up his punching power during the past week and hopes to score c knockout over the tobacco picker. Promising
 The announcement that Joe Tri- ano, Naugatuck, and Irish Mickey Donahue, of Stamford, will mix in another headiiner on the card, Is expected to meet with the approval of those fans that witnessed these two Sluggers in acticn here recents ly. Triano scored c close win in c torrid bout but hopes to make 1t more decisively in the next meet. ing. The winner will get the call against Bobby Pease, of Wiiiimantic, on the nex tcard.
 The matchmaker, busy over the weekend, have already signed sev- eral other attractive pairings, in- cluding Billy Kusaila, Waterbury, and Billy Calvin, East Hampton, heavyweightS; Russ Anderson, East Hampton and Charles Thomas, Wa. terbury, middlewegihtS; Chris qriudzinski, Waterbury junior wel- ter weight, and Stanley Wilzek, East Hampton; Baby Dixon, Waterbury bantamweight and Young Rizzo, East Hampton; Ted Klemba, East Hampton, and Tony Giilo, New Ha. ven, middleweightS; and Sammy Mammone, Stamford, and Sal tMidget) Renault, New Haven, ban. tamweightS.
 Tickets purchased in advance for last weeks card which was cancelled due to erclement weather conditions will be honored this week.