The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-07
DELL EARNS NEW. GO WITH DOLAN. AFTER FINE WIN
Robinson Beaten in Eight Round Slugfest; Craig,
 Gianelli Win

As a result of his clean-cut win over Cat Robinson last night at Buckingham Hall before 1,400 pa- irons of the manly art of self de- fense, Carl Dell strong. courageous and hard-hitting welterweight from Oneonta, New York will get another chance to pin a defeat on the pride ard joy of Waterbury's corner of the world of F'istiana-1rish Eddie Dolan.
 After a hurried huddle. following the Robinson bout, Waterbury A, c. matchmakers announced htat Dell wanted another chance to square things" with Dolan, and. in view of his decisive victory over the favored Robinson, Dell and De- Ian will mix for the second tmie at Buckingham Hall Thursday night, February 20th.
 Action Galore
 In the past five years there have been some slugerooS at the Buck" but few there were to compare with the steady exchange of leather that Robinson and Dell put On last night. The negro welter from Jamaica, Long Island went into the ring ' to 3 favorite to defeat Dell, de- spite the fact that in, three pre- yious bouts, the best he could do was win one decision and draw in another, Dell winning the third bout, held at New Britain. A week ago. Robison was beaten in Madison Square Garden by Holman Viii Hams, which may have had some effect on his work last night, for he was on the defensive most of the night, and his punches lacked their usual power, while he missed many, due to Dell's perfect timing. Carl. who was outpointed by Ed die Dolan two wekes ago ill this city, had his timing down so wei last night that RobirSon missed many punch that would have done damage, and then was on the receiving end fo body attack that had him limp more than once dur ing the eight rounds of slam-bang action. Dell forced the fighting at every opportunity, and even when he was neraly dropped With a whistling right hook to the chin Ill the last round, he fought his way out of trouble and came back with body blows that had Robinson up against the ropes. On the scorecard of Referee T. Jiggers Mccarthy Dell won six of the eight rounds, Robln- son one, and another heat even. The winner weighed 1451a, Robinson IA.
 Sammy Craig, north end negro welterwieght, lokoed good winning from box-car Frankie Young ot New Haven, despite a ring layof1 since last summer. The boys went six rounds, Craig getting the nod. The local lad will be quite a ring ster if he ever learns to fight back after he gets hit, instead of holding on. while Young tried hard. as us- ual but was speared by lfet jabs and hard right crosses enough to give Craig the edge. The latter scaled 153; Young 149,
 Funny Stuff
 Dula Kovach of Naugatuck and Hubby Noble of Wilkes-Barre wound up in a six round even Stephen decision in a bout which closed the show. AS expected, Noble, who IS fat and funny, provided the laughs. Kovach scoring with uppercuts oc- casicnaly, but never knowing from which direction Noble's next punch was coming. Kovach weighed 173l2; Noble, 168.
 Johnny Warren of Meriden and Carl Sperandi of Philadelphia, fought six round draw, both byos being substitutes who put on a good fight instead of Charley Eiegal and Eddie Suggs, who were orig weights.
 Mickey Ohio Gianelli of this city scored a TKO over Tom Altieri of Meriden in the secnod round of the opening bout. Gianelli started strong, but the bout was suddenly halted when the ring ropes parted, holding up the bout 20 minutes. When the boys resumed, Altieri scored with some hard blows to the head and stomach, but was dropped twice in the second round with right hand shots to the jaw, causing the bout to be stopped