The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-14
(Reg. U. s. Pat. Of) By JACK GUENTEER

(Umated Press Stan COETeSpOn0ent)
 New York, May 14-(UP)-The upper brackets of the boxing busi- ness, rusted by six weeks of stag nant idleness, begin throbloing with life and laughter again tomorrow night. Mike Jacobs annual spring drive will be launched by a light weight title bout involving Cham pion Sammy Angott and Allie Stolz and a merry evening is in prospect.
 The contest will be held in Madi- son Square Garden, closed to Jacobs since early April while the circus held forth, and it is aYi undeniably intriging attraction. It is the first major bout scheduled locally since the war effort has gone into high gear and 1t will serve as a guinea pig to be Scrutinized carefully by the cash conscious hammers laners.
 More Action Ahead
 Into the public reaction evoked by this match may be used the possible reception in store for weightier matters which still are in the blueprint stage. Next Thursday Lou Nova will meet Lee Savold in Washington and @ day later Bob Pastor will tune up for 8 possible third heavyweight title bout by facing Tami Mauriello back here in the Garden.
 On these three promotions rest chances of the aforementioned pos. sible title extravaganza. Featuring Pastor and King Joe Louis-if the army decides to give the champion 8 furlough to train. Jacobs applied for official sanction of his proposed epic yesterday and said 1t would be held in June either here or at Chicago.
 At the moment any sport event is wide open to immediate altera- ton or outright curtailment. Box. ing is in a better position than some sports because 1t can survive If kept indoors. Conversely, 1t is vulnerable because the supply of available giadiators is diminishing with startling rapidity. As for pub- He reaction, that will be determined tomorrow.
 The members Of the fight mob have set aside most of their worries about the future to concentrate on the AngOtt-StOlz blood letting. It ig the sirst opportunity they have had in quite q spell to get their hands back in the business, and most are appropriately happy, A fight tn progress in the Garden is worth two planned for summer,
 Accordingly, falF-sized gallery ls in prospect. Neither fighter is blessed with a gaudy reputation but both are busy boys ln the ring and can whip up as much action as a humble bee at a picnic, Unless he reads q book while he works, I believe Angott will leave the ring winner and still champion but the contest does have It's points.
 The champion, as he has been billed many times before, is the great unknown among modern .utle- holders, Gtclz, excepting his netlye New Jersey and Q teW nelghboFing sections in the east, ig Just uEls known, Vet, neither has been whipped since last July-tlaey both were beaten on the same card in Phlladeiphiar-aIld that means each has something definite at stake,
 In1aaimagy9
 etolz Is en odd iiitle character, ln the ring oF cut. Iie ls partieus IaFiy handsome and peEs0nable y0lingstaE with Q greet glaiE Ae 4 mimic. But Ike another saned MeW JeFseyite, big Jim Bgaddock, Dc seems t0 be peFpetually wEaeked by real 0r imaginary aches and pains, At gtsllman's sym, they call him the hamgneging hvp0eh0ndEiac.
 BFaddock tended towards such mtseFies ns rheumatism, iumhago. eciatiea, arthriilg and neuralgia. @tols. who must have c greater capacity foF imagination, comes dpwn at intervals with aaseer gissis biinss in hls liver, nQee. stomach aad ehest. He is & sucker f01 a cod