The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
JENKINS, ANGOIT .BOTR CHAMPIONS CLASH TONIgHT
Lightweight Grown tO Be Settled; Allie StOltz
 Meets Petey ScalzO
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 New xcrk, Dec. l9-only Ons champion will rule tho lightweight division after tonishtS lSSround meeting between Lew Jenkins, o swetwater, Texs and sammyl An gott, of washington, pa,, at Madison Square 0arden, Angote was an e'-S up to a-~l pre-fight tavorlte,
 Jenkins ls now recognized as champion hy the New York state athletic commission. Angott D tho recognized champion of the National Boxing association, Toni9hta win nNr will Do accepted by all hoxing groups as the Undisputed titleholder at lS8 pounds,
 It seems fitting that Q bout of this nature should end the leAl season at the QArden because Promoter Mike JaeohS' policy long has been to clear up confusion in the various classes, and during Nl two other divisions the light heavyweight and the mid dleweight-had the 1T number ot title claimants reduced to one,
 Jenkins won his title claim by knocking out Lou Amhers tn May, l9A0, Because Amhers, while cham nlon, refused to meet either Angott or Davey Day, the N, a, A, deprived Amhers of hts crown and sanctioned an Angott-Day contest winner as champion. Angott won,
 FRlAa V.aAAktvAe. kaAhvs,AaVA YaAkANa aNA Angott represents Q clash between two different styles of punching. Jenkins ia long range hitter, He likes to stand ott and take pot shots at the opposition, He carries a deadly right hand wAllop and Q smashing left hook, Ae never hoth- cred to learn Q great deal about in. fighting,
 Rody Puneher
 Angott, on the other hand, does his best work in close, He likes to .6or ln, climbing Nll over" the opposl. ton while whipping countless blows to his fees midSeotlon, Employing the same tactics used 90 eif0etiveE by Henry Armstrong, Angott nove gives his opponent Q chance Co rest He keeps up his aggressive tactic for three minutes of every roune This calls for excellent condition an, tremendous stamina, Angott ha both,
 Jenkins plans Go give tonight fight the old "do or die" stun, II must redeem himself for the medlos ere Showings ho has made in recent fights, otherwise, and he realizes this fully, he k through as q ring attraction in these parts, But h0 is In good shape for tonightS fight ant has really trained hard,
 Most boxing men believe that Jenkinse must win by knockout ln order to make his title claim uni, VeFSal, If the contest goes tho full iS rounds they figure Angott will triumph,
 Tho Washington, Pa, hattler has a most imposing ring record. He has fought and beaten practically every outstanding lightweight In tho country during the past Ave years, Hise list of victims reads like a roster Of tho lSS.pound class. Ho has lost only one fight a year for the past six years and since he has already lost ono deeislon in leti-a close verdict to Ray Robinson last aummer-he figures Co win tonight,
 Angott hes fought many solid punehers but he has never been knocked out and he has been nooree only a few times,
 Looks Go0d
 An oight-round semi-ilnal of un- usual interest has been arranged by Matchmaker Nat Rogers to support tho title event, It brings together Allie stolx, Newark lightweight, and Petel Sealxo, of New York's west side, former N. D, A. 9eatherwelght champion, now competing as . Aght- weight,
 These two lads have been display ing excellent form of late and each has run up Q string, Of tFiumphs over lSS-pound opposition, They met before-two years ago-as feather weights and on that occasion Scalzc won by q knockout in four rounds. stols hopes to reverse that setback