The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-16
'SUCCS SLUCCED
 INTO DEFEAT BY
 MR. M0NTANAR|
Italian Wins Easily After
 Sixth Round; DOty Loses on Technicality

For che second time in as many fights, Oscar Suggs, the New Bed- ford Negro welterweight who gained local fame when he defeated Dick Turcotte, though many fans did not know how much difference there was 4: Che weights, was on the re- ceiving end of fairly thorough going over", this time at the hands of hard hitting Francesca Montan- ari of Italy who punched Suggs into submission last night at Bucking- ham hall before a crowd of less than one thousand fans.
 Weighing 147 1-2, Montanari had less than two pounds edge on Suggs, who at 146, came in light" for his usual ring weight, and got of to a good start with boxing and hard left hooks in the second round, but Montanari, rugged, strong and al- ways moving forward, slowe dSuggs down with hard wallops to the head and body and got going so well that he was cl' lrly the winner after the last two rounds of the eight round star bout. Neither boy was fioored, but there was plenty of action, Suggs fighting only in flashes and unable to stand of the bull-like rushes of the Italian.
 Irish Eddie Dolan was named as the next main bouter here next week Thursday provided "a suitable opponent can be found for him..
 Sudden Ending
 Red Doty of Hartford pulled an- other one of his famous sleeper stunts, was late getting up from q knockdown, lost the fight on a knockout, as he was counted out, only to have Referee Billy Taylor of Hartford bear the brunt of the booing which ensued, many fans figuring he should have allowed Doty to continue, because he was in good physical shape. The referee made a speech to the crowd in which he told them that Doty had been counted out and got up after "10" has been counted against him Later the boxer was rematched with his opponent Jimmy Bell of New Haven, and admitted that he had missed" the count. They will prob- ably go again next week.
 Last nights sudden ending came in the second round, but the bout was a great one, with plenty ot slugging and fast action, Doty hav- ing a slight lead until the knock down by Bell. The latter scaled 145 Doty 142 1-2.
 Dom Fiantini of Reading. Pa., was his classy self and had no trouble with some dark-skinned lad named Andre Serilla, so-called feather weight champion of Panama. The champ proved to be quite a punch ing bag for Fiantini. who may meet Johnny Compo of New Haven next week, as he was scheduled to do this week until Compo pulled out of the return bount, which he will have to go through with, before he fights anywhere else in Connecticut. Fian- tini, l26. Serilla. l29 1-2.
 Katz Loses
 Billy Conklin. 157 pound New Ha- ven middleweight was too game and accurate for Maxie Katz of Water bury, though Conklin substituted foi Dula Kovach of Naugatuck who sowed up with swollen right hand Katz started well. as usual. but pe- tered out after the third, Conklin going on to win as he pleased, scor- ing heavily with left hooks and up- percuts in the last three rounds oi the sixer.
 Ohio GianellI had another push over in the person of fioundering Chick Rathbun. Hebron heavy weight, who lasted less than three rounds before the bout was stopped