The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-23
This Sporting World
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY
Paragraphs About People

Frank Harrington. the United Press sportswriter stationed in Bos- ton, came through the Gil Dobie' of the month, when he wrote recent ly: however, the Red SoX lead iT the American League SLIPPED tc IA games as the New York Yankees Slugged out tWin-win over Chi cago. o.'-Charley LoftuS, the Yale public relations chief, insofar as sports is concerned, made the N Y. Daily News "Powerhouse" writ ten daily by Commodore James Pow CTS, sports editor and bon vivant Powers writes that Loftus informs him that the first no-hit game was pitched by Yale man, Carter by name, against Harvard, no less four years before perfect game was recorded in professional baseball an- nals. That would make the time of the Yale-HarVard game 1876, as the first organized baseball no-hit, no- run game was recorded in 1880
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 Young Bobby Garcia. son of the late Mexican Wildcat" from Bal timore won a bout at West Springfield Monday His mother is his trainer for she learned the art of conditioning and proper food for fighters. from her hus- band. killed in a railroad yard ac- cident near Baltimore in 1943. The father boxed Louis Kid Kaplan four times; and when young Bob. nearly 6 feet tall boxed in New Britain couple of months back. the referee was Kaplan, retired undefea.ed world featherweight champion.
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 Hartford fiStie mogulS are trying to get Manager Joe Mobile to toss his winner, Frankie Vigeant of Thomaston in a main bout with MiddletoWn's Tony Falco, recent winner easily over Dave Golden Boy1 Andrews of Boston If Vigeant is signed for that one. it will be a bad mistake on his handlers part, for Falco is a notch Or two above Frankie right now; and is about as easy to hit solidly as a hummingbird in flight
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 Many of Yale's Old Blues are trying to hold back their verbal enthusiasm, but 'tis whispered around New Haven that Coach Howie Odeil, Who goes for golf and aeroplaning as well as football and is very good a, all three sports: Will have a grid team this year in which Waterbury'S Fritz BarziI- auskas will have a line job. that will give reason for 'boola boolas9 every five minutes of every game.
 -Q g scheduled games. I will be played in the Bowl, the Bull dogs travelling to Ithica and Cam bridge for games with Cornell on October 19 and Harvard. Nov. B. Cant wait to get a look at New Ravens Levi Jackson in the Yale backfield; after coaching by Reggie Root at Hillhouse High. as Reg, former Yale captain and head coach is now back with OdelI as a line coach, who believes the eolored boy. Jackson, will be one of Yale's greatest stars, barring injury.
 Bud Bergstrom, North End A. c. first -baseman is this weeks hero from the square to Lakewood" since his home run with two run ners on base scored 3 runs for Al win over the MohaWks, in the Bobby Doerr division of the Democrat Sandlot league; giving the Aces crack at the division title the next day; as MohaWkS were undefeated in starts, until they met the north enders.--Bunker Hill Redwings won the Ted Williams division title the hard way, going B innings be- fore edging the Ravens 10-9; each team scoring three times in the eleventh inning
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 TISgt. Walter Steponaitis. or w E. Stevens on the Chase golf list, is on his way home from the atom bombed city Of Nagasaki, Japan after years overseas service in which he has moved up from a buck private, second class, rear rank to non-com Tech Sergeant's exalted position which includes ability as a trained radio operator. He has been away long enough to need golf les sons from his kid brother Joe. re- cent winner of the l2th annual in vltatlon meet at Country Club of Waterbury and medalist Cpw scorer of the Chase and East Mountain tournaments.
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