The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
This Sporting World
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By JOHN A. CLUNEY

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 Brooklyn tNY) Faash: looks very much as C Leo the IAp Is going Co get his walking papers any day now, or, # you like it in Chinese, TICKER from R1CKEY. The lat. ter's most recent baseball dealings have had an accent on youth" plus the fact that this was the season for Memphis Bill Terry to crack: is Brooklyn stlll in the league? How. ever, Terry isn't around either, SO it's up to brother Branch to decide if Durocler will do as the umplres' DREAM MAN for another season .. Lieut. Gus Broberg. United states Marine Corps will be best man for Lieut.. Bill Dranginis of Torrington, at the latter's marriage tomorrow In Florida to Miss Pegi Cleary, daugh. ter of Bill Cleary, former City league manager. Broberg is one of the "ten best college basketball players I have ever seen" according to Nat Holman, CCNY coach and member of the Original Celtics, in Frank Menke's brand new Encyclopedia of Sports, just off the press The book also has half a page on AUST'US, a new form of Australian and American FOOTBALL developed Down Un- der" where U. s. players were the best passers and the Aussies the best klckers in games between the soldier teams.
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 Busy Bill Cunningham. Gene Slason and John Kruse will off. clate as chairman. secretary and treasurer of the l0sa-a5 Elks bowl. ing season, which will be talked about Monday night ?. m. of next week at the first meeting called by Chairman c. because there were 90 teams in action last season, and to prevent any more rolling in the month of May, the season wlll start earlier than usual
 probably Monday. September n. Warren Cooke and Jim Courtney will begin their 30th season with
 the league. which began in l0il .. Supt. of Schools Tom Condon con-
 tlnues to be interested in Water
 buFy's Bobby cavanaugh as
 local high school athletic director.
 but Bob is reported to be very
 well satisfied at his Maryland
 post. A coaching teaching post in
 Waterbury is far from the nice
 job" that many believe 1t 10 be 4. New York Police and Meriden Contelcos have been booked for successive Sunday afternoons at Municipal Stadium by Fred Davi. manager of the Brasscos the John Laws coming September 70 and the Silver City club a week later: games to start at 2:30 PM -. Golf professional Joe Bracken has a War Bond Victory Open plan"
 ned for East Mountain Septem-
 beF 2-3-l when players will puF-
 chase War Bonds as their "entFy"
 fee and compete for worthwhile prizes at the city-ewned course.
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 Cocoa Kid looks like . natural" t0 open New Haven indoor boxing season in September. He's out Of the Navy now. after years service and only last night stopped billy Campanelli at Fort Hamilton ID round one. 'sThe Coke" as they call him in New Haven Is nov a mtddle- weight, at least scaled iSl yesterday i, Not Q golfer in Connecticut gets more of A "kiek" out of the annual WetheFsfield Invitation, opening t0- day, than Ernie Dyson Of Woleotf Laneers and Abrigadors were to decide the Father Shea league baseball championship this after noon at Hamilton Park.
 Perhaps pitcher Harry Petty Of the Hartford Eastern league lead- CTS and assured champions, has . slight idea how Johnny Wander Nicer now at Sampson, ". Vp felt after his second successive no'hlf game for the Cincinnati Reds, Al Petty, did last night against ElmlTa was pitch BOTH ends of Q double- header, win them, going at the way, giving { hits in one game and ln the other, and then hit Q single which drove in 2 run and later ( home run iD the second game, which ended e-t after Q 2-0 shutOnt. Petty came to Hartford from the Inter- state League and has been coming along fast since his arrival ln the Insurance City, Shades Of Joe Medsnnltyl ,,, Locks like HUNT FRS are going t0 get break from 0cR l0fliea of civilian TequlFes mRnlsl at long last There Is three million pounds of brass available for the last three months of lezS which the WPH wlll give out ln the form Of cartridges and shotgun shells. 4 supplementary order to L' 2a9 will be lasnAd fOT hunters thls seek; wIth production 0f l30000 coo gh0tguD shells 10 be 0kayed,
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 Two world featheFweight champions, Louis lkldl Kaplall and Willie Pen wlll h0g Q fhEee round exhibition at Clinton lC0nnl Saturday night at keFvleemeng benefit, Louie the Kld, nov . state boxing referee, was q great little champion 70 DIS own Elght, when Willie, the HaTtg0Fd Hurricane, was TWO YEARS old, Better than that, kaplan was never haaiRn tor hls title, but could have SOLD N for b0000 ln 2 crooked bout but retired when be could not Wakf the weight ll2dl and passed ID