The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-10

OCEAN, FLOORED, WINS BY TX. o.;
 KOLOFF STOPPED
Levine, Young in TOrrid Draw; McAIpine, KnOCk-
 ed Down, Wins By K. 0.

With 8 card involving three last minute substitutions, in addition to changes already made, the Water bury A. c. boxing program at Buckingham Hall last right looked like anything but crowd pleaser lon paper" AS matter of fact, at 2:30 in the afternoon, promoters Mulligan, Dance and Kelly were seriously considering junking the entire show, but Mulligan decided to go through with it, as long as the two top bouts were intact. So what happened?
 The best fight card of the indoor sesao.l which attrac-ed surpris- ingly good turnout of 1,245 paying fanc, put the Waterbury A. c. right back in business and sent the fans out of the hall buzzing with excitement, directly following Jim- my Bells sudden sixth round knock out of Pete Koloff to wind up scheduled eight round bout that, up to the kayo, was as close as half past six.
 Did It Again
 Irish Eddie Dolan, victim of a knockdown by the very black Dew ey Anderson, Florida negro welter- weight who boxed the local prid year ago, had the same thing hap pen to him last night, when Ander- son caught Dolan with dynamite right to the chin that dropped the latter to his knees. That was in the second round, but Dolan, never out of condition, rallied and came back in the third to rip open An derson'S right. eyebrow with left hook that made a gash an inch long causing Referee Lou Bogash of Bridgeport to halt the fight. De- Ian had plenty of trouble on his hands, but, in the clutch" he was there" like the handle on the old front door. Anderson also had @ four pound pull in the weights 147 to 143
 Pete Koloff scored with hard left hooks to the body and head of Jimmy Bell, New Haven negro well ter, who fought back hard, scored more punches, forced the fighting and found an opening in the sixth which won him the fight by quick kayo, which was prolonged bit when the bell saved Koloff, who was dragged to his corner but wa sin no condition to come out for the next round. Bell weighed 145h, Koloff 1421s.
 SlambangO
 Sidney Levine, 20-year old New Yorker just out of A.A.U. competi- iton fought a sizzling six round draw with the tough Frankie Young of New Haven which pleased the fans greatly. The youngster looked like an early round victim of Young, who is past his prime as 8 fighter but Levine had plenty on the ball Many fans would like to see him again.
 Art McAlpine of Springfield, scheduled to box Marty Monroe of New York wound up with Leo Everett, a New Yorker in an all- negro bout of light-heavieS which was thrilling when Everett nearly knocked out McAlpine in the first round, but Arthur got off the floor and then proceeded to stop Everett in the second round.
 | Billy Brown of Waterbury had his first bout in some time, but was good enough to decision Young Warren of Meriden in four round- CT which opened the show instead of Ohio Gianelli and Jimmy Reilly who did not appear. Brown and Warren are 15O pound middle weights.
 Announcer Chick Kelley told the fans another show would be pre- sented in two weeks. It may involve Eddie Dolan and Jimmy Bell, due to Bells kayo last night, though Dolan has already decisioned the New Haven boy.