The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-21
.KOGON EASILY
BEATS CARLO
INLOCAL BOUT
New Haven Boy Scores
Steadily-King Classy in
Win Over Dulmaine
BY Hugo Hoosejab,

Brain won over Drawn last night
at Randolph Cloves stadium when
Julie Kogon, New Haven Jewish
lightweight, easily outpointed a
game but, not too hard to hit Tommy
Ciarlo Of Waterbury. before 1900
patrons Of the ring sport who sat
around In weather more like Janu-
airy than June. Before the first
round was over, Kogon counter
punched Ciarlo with q sizzling right
to the jaw that dropped the local
Tony Can1onerie to his knees, as
Referee Louis Kid Kaplan counted
Oft ave" when the bell rang. Ko-
gon came out for the kill" in the
second round. but could not make
1t as Ciarlo continually forced the
issue trying to land q "haymaker"
which was missed entirely or smoth-
cred by Kogon, who moved In to
"tie up" the Waterbury welter-
weight like q sailors knot.
Ciarlo never stopped trying to
land hard enough TO drop the Jew
ish lad, shifting his attack from
head TO body and back again, but
Koeon Just waited, took his best
shots" on occasion, and won with
out trouble, Ciarlo having one good
round, the fourth, when he bested
Kogon at long range fighting, Ciar-
10 was nearly dropped again In the
fifth, but was strong enough to fin
ish the round fighting hard in the
middle of the ring, Several times
during the eight-round battle the
boys slugged Il out with Kogon ty-
Ing up Carlo when the going got
too rough. Kogon scaled 1872, Ciarlo
1856 la.
Ring Royalty.
cotton" King, the Florida Flash
from West Palm Beach, proved all
OF that and more as he outpunched
and outboXed q former New England
featherweight champion, Al Brouil-
lard OF Worcester, Mass, whose pro-
fessional ring tag now is Leo Dui-
maine. King lived up TO everything
he showed In training and seems
ready for the best lightweights in
Connecticut any time now. His hit
ting ability, plus fine boxing and
shifty footwork made q decided hit
with the customers, who realized
that King easily handled good
fighter who won 90eS of his amateur
bouts and has lost few mods as q
professional,
AL Evans, 140-pound New Haven
colored boy, and sparring mate Of
Julie kogon, punched out o six
round decision over Mike Martinez
Of New York. Evans may be paired
with Tommy Ciarlo here next week
on q card to be headed by o return
bout featuring Dick Turcotte and
Norman Hurdman Of Toronto, Cam
ada.
Naugatuck's Dula Kovach won
from q tough colored boy, Danny
Roberst of New York, but had plen-
ty OF trouble getting the edge which
came In the final half Of the last
round. Kovach scored heavily but
also took many a solid punch TO the
chin, before finishing well enough to
gain the hairline nod OF the ring
official. Dula weighed l79, Roberts,
l75.
Brown Bests Craig.
Billy Brown OF the west end easily
outpointed his local rival, Sammy
Craig Of the north end In four
round opener. Brown was to have
met George Dillon of New York,
who was IL pounds overweight.
Waterbury a. @. officials also am
nounced that Jimmy Kid Hatcher
and Cotton King, the southern boys
who made o great showing In their
first appearances, will have spots on
the Turootte-H urdman card next
week.