The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-02
WINNER HOPES /. TO MEET COCOA
 KID FOR TITLE
Police Program All Set for Thursday CiarIO-DOty
 Figured Close
BY HUGO HOOKJAB

SEytAlluB DuI utCc 4uuAdu summer evening Is assured fight fans from all parts of Connecticut, and Springfield, Holyoke, Mass, who will stream into most of Il 900 seats at the $S5O,OOO Waterbury Mu- nicipal Stadium tomorrow night, where Irish Eddie Dolan of this city and Jimmy Leto of Hartford will stub 1t out in the outstanding bout of the outdoor season in this state.
 Dolan, training in New York and Leto working in Hartford, realize what win means to them, for there is the Cocoa Kid in the off1ng, and bout with him would not only bring Eddie or Jimmy important money but either may have chance to take down the welterweight championship of the state and be a sure thing for national recogni- tion, especially if Henry Armstrong takes Fritz Zivic in stride Friday night in New York.
 At any rate, Dolan and Leto are ready to go" and will weigh in at 124 or whereabouts, tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the police station. Dolan, loser of but two decisions in two years may be a 6 to 5 favorite though there is plenty of even money up Hartford way while quite few of the local citizenry who follow the cauliflower capers 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 re- ported "hot" and all of the thou sand and one details of arrange ment completed. Out of town de- mands for tickets presages a record crowd. Separate ticket booths for the bleacher fans will be set up on each end of the stadium, 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 be on duty to direct traf- f1c, take tickets and keep order in the stands and on the field, espe- cially in the ringside section which comprises 5000 seats, with 4,80O grandstand and 5000 bleacher seats also available. The ringside seats only, are reserved.
 Other fighters on the Dolan-Leto card are ready for their best effort which includes an eight round showing of Dick Turcotte against Charley Coss of New York, the first bout that the local boy has taken part in since a nasal operation more than two monhs ago. Coss is rated well able to give him a test, judged of his fights with Dough Marsh of Canada and Ernie Robinson of New York.
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 Tommy Ciarlo and Red Doty of Hartford meet in the only six round bout on the card and they may rival the main go for sustained action as both are natural rivals of long standing since amateur days. Doty easily defeated Alex Doyle of Gar field, N. J., in this city, the same Doyle that went to a six round draw with Ciarlo, also in this city. However, Tommy will be well-back- ed to win what looks like a hard fight.
 Another eyeful of the classy Will lie Pep of Hartford, former state bantam amateur champ is sched- uled in the opening four rounder which will show him with Billy Marcus of Windsor Locks. Willie is featherweight now, and the classi- est performer in the state with the possible exception of Angelo Rodano of Norwalk and Red Moffett of Devon.
 Maxie Katz, the brick topped Jewish middleweight with the many muscles is billed in a four rounder with Young Jack Sharkey of Willi- mantle, clever southpaw who fig ures to outpoint Katz on form, if he does not walk into too many of the Katz crushers and get himself knocked out.
 All in all, it's the show of the season" and with half way decent break from the Weather Man, should be the complete success that 1t deserves to be. Jack Freney will announce the opening bout about 8:30 with Timer Johnny Brickel at the bell.