The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
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by JHNN GVDDA 'nlted Press Staff Correspondent

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 New York, March i0.--tUP)--In Q year or 50 the fight game will lose one Of itS most colorful characters; Charles Jones, the "Deatb Valley scotty" Of the ring and manager Of former Lightweight Champion Sammy Angott,
 Jones, q fiorid- -faced, brown.faIr' cd chap of medium build, sat in 4tillmar's gymnasium watching heavyweight Tainl Mauriello spar. ring with Q negro ifl preparation for Fridays tilt with Jimmy BivinS. But Jones wasn't paying much attention to the gymnasium activities, He was dreaming Of blue pastures down in Kentucky,
 Jones puRed collectively on q cigar and said, "Yes, I'm quitting the boxing business. The blue grass has got me. I'm going in for race horses. Angott will be my last fighter, Sammy will retire iil Q year or 70, and by that time my partner, Mike Hogan, and I will have good stable Of horses built up, We've already got four brood mares of excellent blood, one threc-year.old mare, two tWo-year old colts and four yearlings.
 Likes Horses
 Three of our thoroughbred6 arc now in training. They'll start racs ing for our Hogan.JoneS stable il; April, under our yellow-green silks Mike Hogan and ! are going In for breeding and racing. We're quarter. ing our horses at the Hermitage Farm in Goshen, Ky. Young War ner Jones, 6 sportsman who owns the farm, is in the army now. No Warner Is not relative Of mine Later, Mike and will buy our own farm"
 Charley Jones, who was born ir McKeesportS, Pa, about 46 yeari ago, had made Louisville, Ky, his headquarters for the past 2i years With the possible exception Of Col Matt Vim, Jones is the most ardent Kentucky rooter we ever met.
 Kentucky really is the heart of America" Jones said, T know be- cause I've been travelling all over the country during the 25 years I've been managing fighters. It has the right kind of climate, the right kind of people and practically pleasant attitude toward living that you'll find nowhere else"
 Jones and Mike Hogan, a native Kentuckian, are partners in a Louisville cafe. They wish to settle down on a breeding farm and op- crate their own string of horses at the tracks.
 Chubby Charley, one of the quick est men with a dollar ever to in- wade tin.ear terrace, has managed such fighters as Tommy Ryan. Mike ODowd, Harry Fay. Freddie Pope, Tommy Phillips and Mike Kearney Angott was his only champion.
 Lucky
 But how could Jones, who usual- ly squandered more money on Broadway than his fighters earned, have enough capital to go in for racing in such big way? Charley chuckled and said. God takes care of people like me. Seems that fi- nanciai fools have all the luck"
 One of the Hogan-Jones two- year-olds that will start racing next month is a colt named Sammy Angott." He is by Hairan out of Sperlious. Other starters will be Driscoll. a colt by Hairan out of Sky Maiden. and Sky Susan. three year-old mare by Hadagal out of Wise Susan. Their brood mares are Eky Maiden. by John P. Grier out of Azurite: Sweeping Queen. by Sweep out out of Banderia:: Uphold by Upset; and Whichwitch, by Mad Halter out Of Virginia Flynn.