The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-02
WINNER HOPES TOMEET COCOA
 KID FOR TITLE
Police Program An Set for Thursday claflo.Doty
 Figured Close
BY HUGO HoOkJAB

Everything put Q hlce Indian summer evening ls assured fight fans from ali parts Of conhectleNE and Springfield, ltolSoke, MassS who will stream into most Of ll,Ooo seats at the ssSo,Ooo Waterbury MUA nlclpal stadium tomorrow night where irish Eddie Dolan Of this city and Jimmy heto Of Hartford will stub it out in the outstanding bout of the outdoor season lh this state,
 Dolan, training in New York and Leto working in Hartford, realize what a win means to them, for there is the Cocoa Kid ih the oEfihg, and a bout with him would hot only bring Eddie Of Jimmy important money but either may have a chance to take down the #eltefwelght championship of the state and De a sure thing for national fee0ghls ton, especially If Henry AfEnstf6hB takes Fritz zivit in stride Friday night in New York.
 At any rate, DolAfi and heto are ready to go" and will weigh ln at 124 Of whereabouts, tomorrow at 2 D. m. in the police station. Doiah, loser of but two decisions ih two years may be a to 8 FaV6flte though there is plenty of even money tip Hartford way while quite few of the local eitlzehfy who follow the cauilfioWer eapefs rate Leto the probable winner.
 Tickets Selling Fast
 From the police angle, Chairman Mike Carroll and his aides held their final meeting before the bouts last night. Tickets sales were fez ported hot" and ali of the th6us sand and one details of affahges ii1ent completed. out of town des tnands for tickets presages a record crowd. Separate ticket booths for the bleacher fans will be set up 6h each end of the staduitf1, with plenty of room for parking and two way traffic available from the recently repaired stretch from Bunker Hill avenue to Aurora street. Plenty Of police will De oi1 duty to direct tfafs tic, take tickets and keep order lii the stands and 0t1 the field espes cia11y in the fihgside section which comprises 5000 seats, with 4y866 grandstahd and 5000 bieaehef seats also available. The fifisside seats only, are reserved.
 Other fighters 6ii the D0lah sbet6 card are ready for their best eff6ft which includes an eight f6iihd showing of Dick ftife6tte against Charley Cess of New York, the first bout that the local boy has taken part in since q nasal operation ifi6fe than two if10i1hs ago. C6sS Is rated well able to give him test, Judged off his fights with Dough Marsh of Canada and Ernie Robinson Of New York.
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 Tommy Ciafl0 and Red B6ly Of Hartford meet fiji the only six F6tifd bout oil the card and they may fiyai the main go for sustained Aeti6fl as both are natural fiyaB of i6flg standing since afnateuf days B6tt easily defeated Alex Boyle Of 6afs field. N. d., in this city, the saifie Doyle that went t0 a six f6uhd draw wtth Ciafl0, sts6 fiji this city. However, Tommy will bs We1isbaeks cd to win what looks ike q hard fight.
 Another etefui Of the classy Wiis lie Pep Of Hartford, former state bantam ahhatettf champ .iS Seheds t1ed fin the opening f6tif f6tihdeF which will show him With Biily Marcus Of Windsor Locks. Willie is q feathefWeisfit now, and the eiassis est performer ifI the state with the possible exception Of Angelo H6dafl6 Of NofWa1k and Red M6ffeh Of 1 Devon.
 Maxie Katz, the bfieks st6Bbed Jewish tnidd1eWeisht With the ffafiy muscles is bii1sd fiji ( f6tF f63hdef with Young Jaek StAfkey Of WiHis mantle, a clever S6uthbaW Wh6 hgs tres t6 6titpofht Katz 6h f6fhf, fl he does not walk itt6 t66 many 6f the Katz efttsh6fS ana get himself khocktd out.
 Ali in ai, iEs the Show 6f the season" and with { half way decent break from the Weashef Mafl, should De the complete success tRat t deserves t6 be. Jaek Ffefey Will announce the opening b6sit ab6tit S;50 with Timer J6fIhhy Bfiekd at the be1I,