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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1945

Page

19

Grid Coaches Back 1945 Rule Changes From NC-AAA Meeting

The football coaches in Columbus endorse proposed 1945 rules including changing fumbles handling, percutaneous substitutions during running clocks, and moving the ball inside the 20 yard lines after out of bounds plays. Col Witten Bingham announces a follow up meeting likely next January as study continues.

Cohmebie Benesthe Bisteen Xcala Miles Col .Witten Bingham Kiedis Bente Amore Tullack Columbus Ohio N.c.ala Mutes Monda N.C. A Bingham Walc

A's Diehards Triumph 8 6 Over Leafs in 12 Hits

Philadelphia Athletics beat Toronto Maple Leafs 8 6 after 12 hits. Larry Rosenthal fueled the rally with a seventh inning RBI single to break a deadlock. Don Black lasted 5 innings, Lou Knorr pitched the final four for the win as Toronto collapsed after a sixth inning uprising.

Frederick Philadelphia Athletics Toronto Maple Leafs Larry Rosenthal Yankees Ira’ Hoack Don Black A's Lou Knorr Hall Toronto Philadelphia Anaics Stein Johnson Kratzer Lady Black Knerr Hayes

Hank Camelli To Report for Induction

Pirates catcher Hank Camelli was notified to report for induction on Friday April 13. Third baseman Rob Eliots left for Pittsburg for three days of observation in hospital. Pitcher Fred Oxtermuller’s rejection was upheld in Washington and he awaits induction call.

Giants Trio Adams Gee and Berres Take First Workout

Ace Adams Telie Johnny Gee and Ray Berres began their 1946 season with the New York Giants in Lakewood New Jersey. Adams, reclassified 4F, faces mid month re examinations. Loren Bain traveled to Newark for his third physical exam.

Lakewood N. J. UP Ace Adams New York Giants Johnny Gee Portsider Ray Berres Adams Loren Bain Newark

Favorable Opening for Upper Hudson Trout Season

More than 206000 home anglers welcomed the trout season opening forecast by the State Department of Conservation. The Upper Hudson District including Rensselaer Albany Saratoga Washington Schenectady Warren counties shows excellent conditions with near normal flows and clear waters. Warren County opening is April 21. Acting Commissioner Vic Skiff urged anglers to release one trout on opening day to support future seasons. An all-time record stocking of over 200000 pounds of trout by May 1 was announced amid winter snows that delayed stocking but improved spring conditions for fishing.

Albany State Department of Conservation Hudson Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Schenectady Warren County Rensselaer County Beecher Hollow Alplaus Bonds Fortsvile Halfway Coldbrook Row Lands Hollow Hadley Biberman Lumner ML Cowden Skift

Wet Grounds Delay Tribe Training Camp Games

Wet grounds yesterday forced postponement of intradepartmental competition at the Indians training camp. The Tribesmen will entrain for Indianapolis Saturday to open a series with the American Association Indiany Sunday afternoon.

Lafayette Ind Indians Cleveland Club Indianapolis Aeriey American Association

Red Cross Show at Jewish Center Sunday doubleheader

A Red Cross athletic carnival and basketball doubleheader are planned at the Troy Jewish Community Center on Sunday April 15. The events start at 1 30 pm with the carnival and 7 pm for the court program. The card includes Jewish Community Center Girls vs Tomahawks Lansingburg and JCC varsity vs Schenectady All-Stars led by Mel Hein with Howard LaFiamme. Awards follow and Ben Aronson chairs the arrangements.

Red Cross Troy Jewish Community Center Jewish Community Center Tomahawks Lansingburg Schenectady Mel Hein New York Giants Union College Howard Red) LaFiamme Albany Ben Aronson Mike Heplan Lew Coplin Abe Jacobs Len Klotz

RPI Runners Schedule Five Meets Listed

Rensselaer Polytechnic varsity track team announces Avemeet schedule with Colgate University on April 2 at home Colgate May 12 away Rochester University May 12 away Fordham University June 2 there and Willame College June 9 here. Meets for May 3 and 26 dates are being sought. Edmund W. Donald coach will teach jumpers Will Nam Eddy will handle the runners and Nery St Peter Shula the weightmen.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Pr+ostitute Ives Colgate University Rochester University Fordham University Willame College Edmund W. Donald Rensselaer Wil Nam Eddy End Nery St Peter Shula

Jacunski Named Notre Dame Football Coach

Harry Jacunski, former Green Bay end and Fordham player, becomes Notre Dame football coach succeeding Clah Crowe who leaves for Iowa. Acting athletic director Hugh Devore announces the hire at a post practice ceremony in South Bend. Jacunski, a New Britain Connecticut resident and family man, takes over after yesterday’s practice. Crowe remains at Notre Dame as basketball coach vacancy to be filled.

South Bend Ind Notre Dame Harry Jacunski Green Bay Packers Clam Crowe Crowe University of Iowa Hugh Devore Jacinski Fordham Jackunski New Britain Conn

Chisox Face Tigers in Exhibition in Terre Haute

Chicago White Sox prepared for their first exhibition vs Detroit Tigers at George Field near Terre Haute Indiana. Manager Jimmy Dykes announced batting order with Wally Moses Cris Hockett Guy Curtright Bill Nagel Leroy Schalk Cass Michaels Tony Cuccamella Mike Tresh Ed Lopat Joe Haynes and Bill Dietrich scheduled to pitch.

Terre Haute Ind Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers George Field Miles Nouth Here Jimmy Dykes Batt Ag Wally Mosés II Cris Hocketter Guy Curtright II Bi Nagel Leroy Schalk Cass Michaels II Tony Cuccamella Mike Tresh Ed Lopat Joe Haynes Bill Dietrich

Savoldi Headlines Albany Card Returns After War

Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame star and wartime government worker returns to pro wrestling in Albany Capitol Arena main event against Emil Dusek. The two out to a best two of three falls in a 99 minute limit as Omaha clan member Rudy Disek faces Pat Walsh in a 43 minute match. Preliminary bouts feature Jim Austern versus Gus Rapp and Bull Montana against Frank Mauss.

Gacle Sam Bo Road Tumppine Joe Savoldi Notre Dame Albany Emil Dusek Capitol Arena Joe Jos Hia Savoldi Jim Austern Pittsburg Gus Rapp Wilmington Bull Montana Utica Frank Mauss Schenectady

Phillies Blank Bainbridge Nine in 3-0 Victory

Philadelphia pitcher Hes Rattensberger allowed four hits over the game as the Phillies shut out Bainbridge Naval Training Station 3 to 0. Gervin Harwer led the Bainbridge attack with four hits in two trips, while James Harris, formerly with the Athletics, pitched for Bainbridge, and Jimmy Wasdell contributed two safe hits.

Bainbridge Hes Rattensberger Bainbridge Naval Training Station Rattesaberger Phils Stan Musier Ss. Louis Cardinals Gervin Harwver Richmond Jay Jimmy Wasdell James Harris Philsdelning Athletics Bmivejackets Artsik Innicés Philadelphia Barris Wade Ut

Former Trip Hurler Guilty of Robbery Case

New York 33 year old Jack La Rocco and 38 year old Welter Wagner were arraigned on first degree robbery charges in a $12.24 parrot holdup case from last year. Judge James Walace set April 4 for sentencing. Casterella, 22, was tried separately and received 10 to 20 years. La Rocco, who pitched for the Newark Bears and other teams, was among the indicted. Cincinnati Reds interclub game with the Cubs was postponed due to wet grounds.

York Jack la Rocco New York Yankees Welter Wagner General Sessions James G., Walace Anthony Casterella Henry Leip- Fried Casterella la Recco Newark Bears Kartses Citr Blues Sieghemian

A's Rely on Pitching as Power Woes Persist

Frederick notes the Athletics struggle for power at the plate while leaning on pitching to drive toward the first division. Contenders like Mack, Hayes, and Biehere anchor a two punch, but infield and outfield gaps, plus injuries and call-ups, threaten the lineup. Details on players, rookies, and aims for the coming season are outlined amidst imperfect hitting.

Frederick Conzied Mack Pisto Ag & Heldover Inteld Miagikmen Betim Dick Biehere Brack Hayes Mace Buss Chris Ty Sand Jesse Flores Bobo Newison Luther Kner Foromto Wilch Woody Crowson Assayv Salvo al Ja Ilett Jones Joe Barty Begene Conway Mark Irving Buddy Ed Brsch George Teil BI McGhee Bobby Wilkins Joe Burns Hal Peck Milwaukee Bobby Estalells Ford Garrison Charney Metro Detroit Jon Chicero Bad Lavy Sezausa Cimes Caschins Rezet Kerra x Cal Sonte

Overseas sports hampered by equipment shortages

Report from New York describes 15th Air Force athletes adapting to broken nets and torn gear during workouts. Players improvised with makeshift opening systems and improvised showers, continuing practice despite roof leaks and damp fields.

Key Players Mentioned in Offseason Baseball Rumors

The report notes Florida bound train options and doubtful rosters. Names cited include Larry Rosenthal Jack Howick slugger Lancaster Al Simmons active list Hayes who played 145 games Ray A fueller Jim Pruett a .312 hitter Milwaukee and Jon Parisse who spent most of Issi year with Lancaster farms in Class E.

Florida Larry Rosenthal Jack Howict Lancaster al Simmons

Browns Star Kreevich Given Six Month Deferment

Kreevich 34 year old star of the St Louis Browns received a six month deferment after being classified 1A earlier. He left a wartime essential job to join the training program at Cane Girardeeu and was placed by his draft board. He has a wife and a child.

Benlé Mike “Kreevich Louis Browns Kreevich Sréions Tng Cane Girardeeu

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