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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1946
Page
10
Disjointed game report notes New York Yankees beat page crowd as Page fires nine strikeouts. Club shows strong hitting with several key plays, while Cubs and Browns results sneak into the wider recap. Pitchers including Grove and Zoldak split duties in mixed performances across several exhibitions.
Hawks defeated Apple Knellons 1498 to 1448 in a hot Troy Pistol League match. Hawks featured A BBW and Madigan with scores around 288 291 while Apple players showed Showeae Prong Champito and Hudginski posting strong totals. The match included multiple high scores and varied by shooter, reflecting a competitive evening.
Rev Kilward and Reverend Meilly hosted a reception at Sacred Heart Chapel after a Thirsty Night event. Coaches Prendergast Yrondargne and others spoke as Sacred Heart, led by Tednemag and Ve team, claimed a highly successful campaign with a string of wins.
Collins' nine defeated Waners 40 to unknown in the opening game of the season. Needham and Sal Cuttitha pitched for the winners while Howard Wagonhwat and Stan Ferek worked for the losers. The report notes unsettled positions and none clinched a lead, with rosters and line items partially listed for yesterday's lineups.
Fragmentary OCR lists college teams and dates including Villanova George Washington Kovtun Cott and Bonaven with November and October matchups. Reads as a sports schedule snippet lacking clear context or complete names.
Reports from the Troy Pistol League last night list Taconic Rughes and Watryviter among top shooters. Standouts include Roscoe with 290, Madigan 278, Madsen 291, and a total of 1403 points for the squad.
Troy defeated Amsterdam five 58 to 27 in the second game of the opening round after Amsterdam upset Johnstown earlier. Players Connors Popp Miland Kennedy and Curley suited up for Troy as the Carpet City squad moved on.
R P L Lacrosse lost 9-7 to Swarthmore in a Tuesday tilt and travels to face City College of New York today. Swarthmore built a halftime lead, held off a late R P L rally, while the Engineers showed early promise but fell short.
Names like Ed Sotonion and Sut Gustin lead a crowded bowling event at a Teague venue with multiple lanes. Winners post high marks such as 248, 178, and 199 while several shops and sponsors contribute to the lively competition atmosphere.
Cooper, catcher for the New York Giants, agreed to a version of a ves sion in a telephone conversation yesterday. Mel Ot and Mang Conver discussed discharge from the Navy and Cooper plans to join his Missouri home before heading to Jacksonville Florida to train with the Jersey City club of the International League for about a week to ten days as the Giants boat sails. He has been working out at Hambert Field in St Louis during discharge talks. Chicago Pro Tourney notes Fort Wayne 1 Baltimore.
The New York Commission ruled referee Anat Carr acted properly in the Buffalo boxing match where Davé Mason was fatally injured. Carr had halted a bout after Mason was knocked down four times in the first round. Mason died the following Wednesday.
Augusta National hosts the Masters with Keiser, Hogan, Nelson, and Sarazen in contention. Keiser shoots 70s and sits near par as Hogan falters with a costly six on the 12th while Nelson presses with a 73.
In a Madison Wisconsin meeting, William Blau was elected president succeeding Ger land S. Gernann as Detroit was named for the 1948 4BC event. A total of $209,598 in prize money was announced for the tournament amid expectations of a Los Angeles bid.
St. Bridget's Juniors defeated School 1 unions yesterday afternoon in Watervliet by a score of 4 to 2. Grady Cerchetto McKoney and Jones led the offense while McConkey and Grady contributed on defense for the victors.
Richare Moorathin a former Troy area athlete now heads athletic and recreation services for the 27th Regiment 25th Infantry in Japan. He built gym facilities won coaching honors and leads Special Services handling USO shows and War Department films. Local golf and horse racing notes touch the Derby prospects of Athene and Challadette for the weaker sex.
CYO basketball schedules list trophy presentations by Reverend William A. Stully, coadjutor bishop, with games in Troy Watervliet DuBois and Waterford. St. Angeline’s Troy junior champions and St. Carmel Wilerviet senior players join tournament in New York with Dinnersun G C J champions. Opening season for 1940s baseball discussed, with meeting led by Father Mart at Tray Terard on Wednesday evening.
Brecheen pitched a full game for St Louis as the Cardinals rout Mobile Bears 10-4 in a spring exhibition. The Redbirds slugged a 1 hit attack led by home runs from Walt Sessaml and Stan Musial. The Bears connected for 17 hits but could not overcome the Cardinals offense.
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