The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
Cloak And Suffers Back Allie Stolz Against Angott
Newark Flash Would Restore Real Glass To Lightweights
BY HARRY GRAYSON (NEA Service Sports EditOr)

New York, May il = They say Samuel Engotti isn't a good fighter but he has kept on licking what lightweights are around-Lew Jen- k!ns,, Bob Montgomery, twice Davey Day, Dave Castillous, Aldo Spaldi, Boom Boom Mancini long line.
 Engotd - Sammy Angott in the ring = established a clear claim to the 135-pound championship by pasting fading Cowpuncher Jen- kins and then established himself as something of New York at- traction by smothering Philadel- phia's highly touted Montgomery.
 Now he places the title on the line in 16-round shindy at Madi- son Square Garden, May IS, against Q boy who easily could become one of the more magnetic cards in the history of the division - Albert Stolz, Newark artist.
 STOLE CLASSIEST
 SINCE CANZONERT
 Allie Stolz would be the first real classy lightweight leader since Tony Canzoneri. Cowboy Jenkins was q child of ring fortune who didn't belong. Lou Ambers couldn't dent Judge Landis' old felt hat. Henry Armstrong was a mauler.
 Stolz has it all with the possible exception of stamina. Handsome and highly intelligent, he gives Manhattan's tremendous cloak and suit industry someone to shout about for the first time since Benny Leonard took his place among the immortals. Sid Ferris didn't 90 far enough. Ruby Ooldstein didn't like it. Al Singer couldn't take it.
 But the cloak and suffers who made Bennah Leonard such a turn stile clicker have reason to suspect Stolz Is the real thing. That is the principal reason why the scrap is expected to draw something like 17,O0O spectators and $50, O00-from $i.i5 to 4T.75.
 STOLE SHOWS BRINE
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 Stolz has never traveled IS rounds, but he was coming on in beating tough Bobby Ruffin of As toria and others in 12. Peter Scalzo knocked him out three years ago. He recently gave the west side Ital- ian the licking of his life.
 Stolz has been defeated only four times in 52 starts and has erased all of his reverses.
 Frank Erne, famous lightweight champion of Joe Cans time, vis- tied Summit. N. J., to see Lulu Costantion, the feather. He met Stolz and went nuts about him says the youngster has mastered punches he hasn't seen employed since his time. and that's going way back, brother.
 STOLE KNOWS HOW TO UNLOAD AMMUNITION
 Stolz. 23, was out IS months fol- lowing an attack of sinus suffered 6 couple of years ago, so has made rapid progress since his recovery. The fourth of seven children, and role support of the family, he is 3-A in the draft. A graduate of Newark Art School, he aspires to be 6 cartoonist.
 Angott, who would have been a remarkable warrior in the old 45- round days. is 27. He does every- thing wrong, but gets there just the same.
 It is superlative boxer against a persistent. and aggrayating imaul- CT. and & lively betting affair. The cloak and suffers hardly will let stolz go to the post at worse than s to [.
 StolZ says he'll knock out An. gott.
 That's quite an assignment. but if Stolz doesn't run out of gas. Sammy Angott will know he's been to the wars,
 Allie Stolz has the ammunition and knows how to unload 1t.