Albany Senators Dominate Waycross In Exhibition
Albany Senators defeated Waycross 7 to 0 in an exhibition game behind starting pitcher Tate who allowed five hits through six innings. Danny Booster homered for the Senators and drove in Pinky May who earned a walk ahead of him. Jabony Yayonn left the game early due to his daughter's illness and later rejoined the team. The club. owner Tony McCutrey and GM Ray Kennedy discussed potential trades, with talks of pitching help likely before the season opener.
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Tuynawlel
Albany Senatore
Waycross
Georgia Porn Lasgug
AL Tale
Chirley Rushe
Waycrose Gutit
Belng
Tate
Mit
Pinky May
May
Abied Bare
Jabony
Ayonn
Senatore
Tony McCutrey
Senators
Ray Kennedy
Pitsburg
Mev Caley
Trusy
Katy
Royce Lint
Riggs to Meet Kovacs in Troy Armory Showdown Tonight
Bobby Riggs world pro net champion travels from Oakland to Troy Armory for a singles match with Kovacs as part of a championship tour. The card features Riggs’s height and power versus Kovacs’s fast serve, with a doubles follow-up and a newly built canvas court. The event, sponsored by the World Professional Tennis League, marks a key stop on the circuit with top contenders from Washington and Boston in attendance.
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Bobby Riggs
Kovacs
Troy Armory
jWrnlk
Frankleovnes
Ontuand
Cal
Elotter
Prey Armory
Culuy
Washington
Bostin
Pittsburg
New York
Seasions
Roy Tolay
Riggs
Chico Ramanoni
Higga' Dea
Romanont
Kovaces
Oakland
Wade
Dony Budge
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Antonso
Pienges
Williams
Dwyer
Molter
Riggs-Kavoes
Gal Bremen
Albany
Ab.rh
A Elliott
Johnson
Cullinane
Easter
Cannell
Toooo ‘Vate
Rbiiao aNazgay
Toer
el Turals
Tate
Weyernes
Itx
Leatherwood
Brepier
McCormilck
McAnnulty
Rat Bellater
Rogers
Keynes
Earn
Rives
Oldatowa City
Troy
George Lylehuittoger
Davis Gip Dean
Record Newspapers
Rovers
Barnal
Troy J
Bobby Nigts
National Open Qualifying Set For Jane 2
The U S Golf Association announced the dates and sites for sectional qualifying for the National Open. Memphis Tennessee was added, and locations shifted in several districts including Waterbury to Ditchburg and Washington to Baltimore. Qualifying courses listed include New York, Gallen City Country Club, Cherry Valley Club, and Monroe Golf Club. Exempt players include last year’s low scorers, past Open champions, and major titleholders. about 180 others will join the Open field at St Louis Country Club in June 1944.
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New York
Sunn
U. S. Golf Association
Memphis
Tenn
Waterbury
St. Louis Country Club
Starling
Burlinguine
Glanta
Burlingame
St. Touls
City Zoo
Lily Merman
Ame Greenberg
Jumby
Wna
Banham
Rithorn
Av Herring
Hugh Mulcahy
Ken Holcomb
Tha Tuamesa
Clyde Kluttz
Eddie Busink
Jin
Ny Bloodworth
Elmer Singletor
Whitey Whetelmann
Georgy Argenta
Tate
Hamoa
Mada
Genta
Detroit Tigers
Chris Smith
Agland
Tad Sloan
Ubarioy Thorpe
Wade
Fod
Anita Baldwin
Hank Grouni
Charles Burlinrame
Thea
Bastogne Beats Derby Candidates at Jamaica Race
Bastogne won by a half length in the $200,000 California Beauty Stakes at Jamaica. Will, Peace Harbor and Stepfather chased, with Stepfather charging from last to fourth, while Blue Border and Mes Jeubel faded. The race affected Derby futures as Bastogne climbed in the standings amid a crowded field of erten names and prior form.
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New York
Dandis
Uruck
Jusouive
Bastogne
Lefk
California
Stepfather
Peace Harbor
Warry Warner
Mayer
Sloane
Wieg
Aly
Vatue
Blue Border
Col. E.R. Bradley
Jim Acrosy
Sonny Whitnay
Ann
Way
Erie Guerin
Ty Tated
Sky Raider
Strelen
California Rully
Day Paley
New Jersey
New Jersey Futnerty
Monmouth
Howe
Stepmother
Joduxun
Miss Kimo
Bill Helis
New Orleans
Pamystown
Texas
Ed Wachter to Speak at Isabell Dinner in Amsterdam
Troy recreation commissioner Ed Wachter, a former basketball star, will address the Isabell testimonial dinner honoring Alex Isabell of Amsterdam tomorrow night. Isabell was named president of the All American Amateur Baseball Association. Glenny Martin of Baltimore will also speak.
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Ed Wachter
Troy
Johnny Grigas Signs With Yankees After Strong NFL Season
Johnny Grigas of Eix-Crusader Ave signs with the Yankees. The star halfback, who led his league in rushing yards last season, is set to join the team next year. Grigas posted 426 yards in 89 attempts for a solid average of about 4.8 yards per carry.
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Johnny Grigas
Eix-Crusader Ave
Yanks
Boston I
National Football League
Heaing
Pirates Sign Horler For Provida Faem Chih
The Pittsburg Tribune reports the Pirates have signed Horler for Provida Faem Chih. The alga l og of tehthander Wd Karpn Ih, formerly Pitlabing, is noted. No further details on terms or dates are provided.
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Pirates
Horler
Provida Faem Chih
Piilaburg
Pittsburg
Letaburg
Sacred Heart Tournament Box Scores Review
RPI Independents, Negro A C, Katz and Mahar veterans lead wins at Sacred Heart tournament. Teams include St Naty's of Aunstaychin and Albany at Stars in a key box score report with notable performances from veteran players.
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Sacred Heart Tournament
RPI
Negro A.C
Katz and Mahar Vets
Sacred Heart
Uaelie
Mlety Tanriy
Mahar Velw Va
Negro AC
St. Naty's
Aunstaychin
Albany
Canadiens blank Leafs in 6-0 playoff rout
Montreal, led by Buddy O'Connor and Roger Leger, stormed to a 6-0 victory over Toronto as Bill Durnan shut the Maple Leafs and the Canadiens seized a 1-6 series lead in the Stanley Cup final. Leafs offered few replies as Montreal dominated all periods and defended with strong goaltending.
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Montreal i
Billy Testy
Montreal Canaliens
Toronto Maple
Lanadies
National Hockey Laague
Leifs
Montreal
Ure Leafs
Durnin
Old-Timer Burlingame Remembers Turf Days at Gulfstream
Veteran horseman Charles Burlingame recalls a bygone era at Gulfstream Park Florida. He describes training routines for a famed horse and tales of jockeys managers and famed stables including Anita Baldwin and Tadc Sloan plus stories of elephants and big race days.
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Clirles Belingame
Gulfstream Park
Flor
Ae Burlingama
Antinele
Sidney Burtin
Robinson's Bigtime are Due This Week
New York reports Robinson and Brooklyn Dodgers face looming decisions as Jackie Robinson and other prospects contend for major league spots. Montreal and Toledo affiliations mix in the debate with Ebbets Field set for exhibitions. Branch Rickey weighs the question of whether Robinson will start with Brooklyn or Montreal before the season opens.
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New York
Jackie Robinson
Lin
Nopro
Whrother
Boemme
Verro
Jamea Mogos
Flachwood Walther
Toledo
Insan
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Montreal
Macka
Cerdan Hand Cast To Heal Finger Injury
The left hand of Marcel Gordan, a middleweight contender known as Preach, was placed in a cast yesterday to aid healing from a thumb injury sustained in a skirmish with Marold Green. Promoters Ian McHugh and Sam Lavey are offering purses for upcoming appearances but Cerdan will wait to decide on those offers as the cast remains.
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Kate Onttit
Amsterdam
Carpinas
Cerdan
Finger
New York
Marcel Gordan
Marold Green
Burston
Clerdan
Ian McHugh
Major Jones
Iansat City
Sam Lavey
Oan Exhibion
Rureian
College Sports Results From Various Colleges
The report lists scattered college scorelines including Princeton 9 over Thase year and Syraeys, Hofstra 3 over St Johns 2, Wake Forest with Carnell 7 over Richmond, Quintlan Marines beating Brooklys, Cullyge 14 over Forthuim 3, Michigan 4 over Duke 3, Ohio Wesleyan 4 over Catrwhnty Lonishinn, Slate 91 over Tidly Teagher M7, Washington & Lee 9 over Penn State VAT 8, Tayvnehhurg 6 over Ghia Sinte 4, Gite UW 3 over D Lacroxse, Princeton 18 over Syracuse, Washington & Let, Penn State over Cornell 0, George Washington 1 over Mehieni 8, Duke 4, William & Mary 12, North Carolina 2144, Georgetown and others noted.
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Thase
Syraeys
Princeton
Hofstra
St. John's
Wake Forest
Carnell
Richmond
Quintlan Marines
Brooklys
Cullyge
Forthuim
Michigan
Duke
Ohi Worleyan
Catrwhnty Lonishinn
Slate
Tidly
Teagher
Washtarton & Lee
Pennstate
Tayvnehhurg
Ghia
Gite UW
Dlacroxse
Syracuse & Waghterton & Let
Penn
St Marys Nine To Hold First Meeting Tonight
St Marys baseball team of the Troy Amateur League will conduct its first organizational meeting of the 1957 season at 7 pm at the home of Pete Keyrouze 2508 Fifth Avenue. Manager Keyrowee announced the signing of Joe Abbot, a 20 game winner and former Troy Clipper, with plans to return to semi pro ball after retirement. Listed expected at tonight's gathering are Paul Bourgeois Cass Pundus Hank Merula Ed Holland Fred Keville Hank Helferich Nick Fermosca Tom Quest Bill Liney Gil and Willard Doran Bud Comerford Jor and Jim Pasinella Low Gioffi Hou Debueia Jack Coonrast Trissetta Marchise Mike Gully and Jack Hogan. Other players wishing to try out are invited.
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St. Mary’s
Troy
Mwe
Pete Keyrouze
Avenuin
Keyrowee
Joe
Abbot
Anhot
Paul Bourgeois
Cass Pundus
Hank Merula
Ed Holland
Fred Keville
Hank Helferich
Nick Fermosca
Tom Quest
Bill Liney
Gil
Willard Doran
Bud Comerford
Jor
Jim Pasinella
Low Gioffi
Ilou Debueia
Jack Coonrast
Trisetta Marchise
Mike Gully
Pro Teams Rest For Semi Finals In Chicago Event
Four National Basketball League teams pause as Fort Wayne and Sollers defend champions rest before invitational play resumes at Chicago Stadium. Tonight’s opener features Ushiosh versus All Stnrg and Jagdlan versus Kartakys, with Toledo Jeon facing Zoliners in the second game. Tomorrow night the winners meet for the championship while the losers contest third place. Also mentions injuries including Whitey Lockman broken ankle in New York Giants exhibition game.
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Chicago
National Basketball League
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sollers
Ushiosh
Wis
Stnrg
Jagdlantpollg Kartakys
Toledo Jeon
Zoliners
Unclear OCR Item From New York Address Segment
Fragmentary OCR text references a New York address and scattered names such as CALVERT and Salverk with distorted terms. No coherent event or personnel action is evident. remains unreadable for substantive summary.
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Ort
N.Y. Guy
Jane
State Armory
N. Y
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Carl Earn
George Rogers
Prospect Park Pharmacy
Benson's Sporting Goods
Cahill’s Sporting Goods
Johnny Evers
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Jamaica
Ed Waehter
Canadiens
Leafs
Connor Secures
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Aluany
Indopendsita Va
Budsad Higart
IWY
Independents
Mahar Vale
Mogra AC
Katadowelnra
Orb
Toulock
H.P.L Indus Pendents
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Blul’ Aul-Stacs
Dilck Havel
Mery Stein
Sten Shaffer
Hah Mulligae
Jack Donovan
Bi Smith
Gani
Mahar Wts
A Chom
Fr Buia
Ampetadt
Tornvelio
Wella
Grud
Schlegel
Tiussells
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Stynn
Coane
Kavitgy
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Yatters
Sherwin
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McCarthy
Putten
Spore
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WPL
Enginnars
Polite
Goldaberry
Marine Vetscht
Coles
Malor
Russells Wilson
Votals Sal
McHine
Carmel
T.P
Ria
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Byselle
Umndle
DiBreco
la Rentz
Phe Mahars
Clulf
Gil Boland
Pete Anp
Movanhy
Fatton
Studs
Scvre
Mt. Carmel
Mahars
Stnather Banks
Negro AU Armabunt
Soong
Red Vetters
Chitin
Russells
Fasta
Toe
Ae Np
Minule
Cioilt
San Afoul
Cauuighagl
Fland
Lewis
Wehotmon
Uta
Eyles
Negrous
Cucinel
Roly & Se
Laumenento
Ug Negro AC
Sidhe Arvensd
Putlit
FG. PB. TE
Jaever Wis Morehan
Zuans
Yoy Negras
Wie Negro
George Collins
Jed
Parneil
Walsh
Seu
Louis Rentz
Tony DiBacca
Gane
Mt. Carmal
K.P
Bob Roth
F.C
Katz Jewelers
Rehencelady
Mulligan
Clyp
Shaler
O'Connor
Toronto
Canucks
Cassin
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Leaf
FS. F.B
Reay
Alsmith
Aof
Tosion
Stallnen
Iheliveinor
Wild Bill Exin-Wonnell
Wild Bill Exin-Wonnell, T. 2 4 A Lel
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Lille
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Turk Fischer
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He Tithvantang
Smiley Mateunns
Jack
Peerless
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Tingeba
Pitlsurg
Eyes Aene
Mreenbergs
Heavil
Ruilph
National League
Pui
Robinson
Galt North
Caralina
Georgetown
Oth
Ala
Whitey Lockman
Gianta Conterfektor
Orst
Indiana
Westover-Wolfe Motors, Inc
NASH
7Th Ave
AL Bennett
Calvert
Stree
Brocklin
Calvert Whsiyy
Boley Salverk
GOIN
Shakespeare
Weber
Benson
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