The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-10
This Sporting( World I
Friday Fish And Chips
By JOHN A. CIUNEY

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 And Chips
 Last summer, when Charley Eagl' got off the floor of the ring a Municipal Stadium full of fight bu unable to continue when Referee Lou Bogash decided he was hur- too much from a knockdown tC continue against Tami Mauriello the charging bull in front of hin with pile-driving fists, the loca heavyweight and West Cheshir' farmer, officially announced that hC had fought his last fight and would do nothing more strenuous in thu future than an exhibition bout ol or two. Past 30 years of age, but always in good shape physically Eagle very smartly decided that he had enough campaigning against good heavyweights.
 However, he changed his mind
 after seeing New Haven shows
 draw $l7,OOO with Nathan Mann,
 Johnny SkhOr and Freddie SchOtt;
 while Hartford averages $3,50O a
 week with nothing more potent
 than Dennis Patrick Brady, Nick
 Stat0 and even George (Red)
 DOty. So Charley got himself a
 Buffalo bout with one Joe Maxim
 of Cleveland, which he lost until
 the N. Y. state commission de-
 cideS whether or not one of the
 judges made a mistake in his scoring, which may or may not
 effect the decision as given in
 the ring. Last summer his fight
 with MauriellO was stopped while he was on his feet ready to fight;
 this week he lost a decision that was not properly arrived at un- der the rules, according to dep- uty state athletic commissioner, Harold I.auser. The referee, Lou
 ScOxza voted for Maxim over Eagle 6-5; points, not rOunds);
 one judge gave 1t to Eagle by the same margin, while the other
 judge scored for Eagle but did
 not give him points in the 9th or 10th rounds.
 One of the biggest horses in the Sunday schooling" show at Tip perary Stables, Watertown, belongs to Eddie Bowen, son of Bert E. Bowen, owner of the 1945 national jumper Magic Luck; who will ride him in the 16 class com petition for horses not familiar with judges. He is an open jumper 4 years of age and stands 17-1 HANDS high, which means that he is 8 bigger horse than Knock down, winner of the Santa Anita Derby and fifth in the recent Ken lucky Derby at Churchill Downs His name is WHATSUP (what's upO Ernie St. Louis will have a leg up on his 6-year olo chestnut gelding BeStheriiS Cbest there is) Charles Beckmar Schick is busy lining up baseball talent for two teams, the Brass City Stars, with Paul (Razor) Dor. an and Dom Guerrera on hand a! player-coaches and the Trojan AC which has a practice session at Full ton Park set for PM. tomorrow Charley says there are many goot prospects among the 20 candidate. trying for Trojan positions Aviglianese and North End Thoma. Club have a 5:3O game carded fol this afternoon at Fulton Park; be- fore both go to bat in City Am. ateur league competition Sunday a Hamilton Park BrookSidt Dairies, New England bowling champs with 1869 total, roll al Hartford tomorrow in the Stat' tournament, then go to Taunton Mass; for the New England mee next week, starting Saturday, Ma. 18 =. Thomaston High tracl end field team, coached by Lux Pascarella, has agreed to come t. Waterbury, May 16 for test witt the newly organized Sacred Hear High squad at the Municipal Sta dium Country Club of Wa terbury Steward Dave Foster. professional soccer football playe in Eighty, will be on hand to SC the Liverpool Football Club d their stuff against the New Tor All-Stars Sunday at Triboroug Stadium, Randalls Island. It wi not take him long to get "chin ming" with trainer F. A. Shelle, former EnglSh International tear player who has toured South Africs and Manager George Kay, forme pro player who won his socce spurs in the cup final at Wemble Stadium in 1923.
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 As far as tomorrow's $100,0C PreakneSs race Is concerned, tn switch of riders having Eddie Al caro in the saddle of Hampdel should improve the chances of tn Chesapeake Stakes winner frol Delaware; but horse and rider sti have the stretch-running grandso of Equipoise to beat, as far as
 am concerned. After Knockdowl the Santa Anita Derby winne there's little in the field to conside at a mile and e-sixteenths, s it could finish thisaway: Assault, t
 win; Hampden to place; Knock down to show. Rippey, Natchez, etc
 also ran.