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Cardinals prevail 2 to 1 over the Browns in the final game of the city series. Gutierrez drove in the decisive run in the eighth as the Cardinals held off a Browns rally.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1945
Page
6
Wings Defeat Leafs 5 3 To Take Series Lead
Detroit roared back with a three goal third period to beat Toronto 5 to 3 in Game Four. Ted Kennedy scored all Leafs goals as Detroit halted Toronto’s home surge and moved ahead in the Stanley Cup series with a pivotal win in Toronto. The teams head to Detroit for Game Five Thursday with a potential Game Six set there next Saturday and a seven game path possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto i
Detroit
Rea Wier
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Swithh
Detroi
Red Wings
Toronto
Ted Kennedy
Saratoga Sales Limited to One Day Auction
The Saratoga Sales event scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday will be held on a single day Wednesday at the Race War Grounds. Ellis Gilmour, secretary of the sale conducting company, notes about 25 head are to be auctioned with Bayard Hanover among the consignments. Murray Kay will conduct the auction and may offer the entire stock in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Ellis Gilmour
Streloga
Murray Kay
Bayard Hanover
Guotour
Nelson Snead To Meet In Charity Golf Match
Nelson and Snead to play a two day charity golf event likely May 26 21 or Jan 23 at New York and New Jersey courses. PGA Tour manager Freddie Corcoran said the first 36 holes would be in New York and the second 36 in New Jersey with site decisions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Snead
New York
Leron Nelson
Sam Snead
Jane
Freddie Corcoran
Professional Golfers Association
Aaid
New Jersey
Corcoran
Umpire Assignments For XN E Announced
New York opens NL with 21 umpire allocations announced yesterday by President Ford Frick. St Louis at Chicago features John Rearon Larry Goetz Lew Jordan. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with George Barr John Sears John Conlan. New York at Boston with George Magerkurth Bil Stewart Tom Tuinn Walter Hentine. Hentine, added from the International League, is the sole new name on the 1944 staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Frick
St Louis
Chicago
John ‘Rear
Larry Goetz
Lew Jorda
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
George Barr
John Sears
John Conlan
Boston
George Magerkurth
Bil Stewart
Tom Tuinn
Walter Hentine
Philadelphia
Brooklin
Relph Pinel
Lee Ballanfant
Lynton Boggess
Hentine
Trternational League
Jumping Joe Savoldi to Meet Jack Moore in Mat Main
Jumping Joe Savoldi returning to the ring to face Jack Moore in the main event of the weekly wrestling show. The card also features Trish Jick Moore of Montreal and other notable names as the curtain raiser at 5 30 pm.
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Joe Savoldi
Jack Moore
Joe
Notre Dame
Trish Jick Moore
Montreal
Jumping Joe
Tae
Vere Khewa
Sears Saxeldi
Iren
Joe Defes Farina
Braty
George Eruets
Sosten
Gus
Rinver
Jacki Reds
Basin
Joan Fe
United States
Mexico
Farone
Feeley
Sailor Jack Adams
Florida
Will Beet
John Feeley
Green Island
le Salle Gym
A's Bash Four Phil Pitchers For 8-5 Win
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Phillies 8 to 5 in an intracity game. Fred Fitzsimmons used four pitchers, Dick Herrell Birt Lee Andy Ett Lew Lucier for the A's. Lew Lee took the loss for Philadelphia as Don Black earned the win for Oakland. A moment of silence for President Roosevelt preceded the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Gbv
Philadelphia Athletics
Phillies
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Cooper Brothers Walkout Over Salary Controversy
In St Louis the Cooper brothers, famed battery for the Cardinals, threaten to skip the season opener unless salaries rise from 12 000 to 15 000 each. Their walkout stems from wage ceilings under the 1985 act and a dispute with Breadon over Marion’s higher pay. If they do not report, baseball rules could bar them from league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Morton
Welker Cooper
Brother Battery
St Lois Cardinals
Coopers
New Mort and Walker
Sam Breation
Cardinals
Cardinate
Chicago
Morroy Minug
Morten Cooper
Walker Cooper
Breadon
Walker
Bort
Ealier Marion
Seer
National League
Ford Frick
Marion
Internal Revenue Board
Zrendon
Breedon
RPI Lacrosse Beats Dartmouth in Home Opener
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute crushed Dartmouth 9 to 3 at home led by Robert Hutcheon with three goals and Gor don West two, while Alen Myers added three and Butcheon three for the winners. Dartmouth's Gruber and Merdinger scored one each, as the Big Green were held to three goals after a strong defensive start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reasgelzer Polytechnic Institute
Dartmouth College
Robert Hutcheon
Tech
Rensselaer
Ned Harkness
Butcheon
Gordon West
Harkness
Buttheon
Alen Myers
Warriors
West
Powell
Roberts
Gutman
RPE
Dartmouth
Gruber Carroll
G. Merdinger
Little
Erol Rt
Huntsman
Gap
Hubbrell Hicks
Id Meyers Brevester
Dalton Phillips
Powell Ashby
Wilson Roverts
Hulchson
Gutmen
Fendrick LE Suds
R. P
Johnston
Widmeyer
Speigel
Morgan, Graham
Kiessling
Mead
Polock
Klein
Reynolds
Qosiew
College Head Attacks Fitness Bill as Unnecessary Bureau
Dr Delbert Oberteuffer president of the College Physical Education Association criticizes a proposed 2250000 annual fitness bill to create a federal commission for school and community athletic programs. He says existing agencies can handle health education and warns the measure would waste 25000000 yearly on a duplicate bureaucracy.
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Harry Grayson
St. Louis
Nea
Delbert Obderteuffer
Samuel Weiss
Pennsylvania
Oberteufex
College Physical Education Association
Lexpayers
U. & Office ‘of Educarion
Recreational Dino
Federal Security
State Departments of Health and Education
Ihe College
Oberteuffer
SHI
Oberteufer
Ohio State
Association
Schott
Yankees Edge Dodgers in Final Spring Tuneup
The Yankees defeated the Dodgers 5 to 4 before 14 518 fans in the final tuneup of spring training. New York scored in the seventh inning with a two run double by Oscar Grimes and a triple by Ed Basinski. Brooklyn plated two runs in the sixth, but New York held on for the win.
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Brooklyn
Yankees
Dodgers
Ser
Tons Sears
Brexg
Oscar Grimes
Fegal
Elmer Singleton
Basinski
Luis
Olmo
Omdeiday
Stiraweiss Bomered
Gregg New Tors
Bercy
Tuk Broohlen
Caen
Sandiock, Se
Bartneki
Bears
Besinszi
Lombaré
Basinekh
Arechot
Harz Marcin
A. Lindel
Grimes
New York
Brookivs
Dubiet
Siscieton Sens
Lombard
Dudiel
Sinsieton
Gextel
Grerg
Lom
Creavy Named Golf Pro At Normanside
Albany reports Tom Creavy, 1921 National PGA champion, named professional at Normanside Country Club yesterday. He had been inactive as pro since a serious illness in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany CP
Tom Creevy
Normanside Country Club
Creavy
Lpro
Camp No.5 Team Tops Alpha in Bowling Lead
Camp No.5 from Waterford led Alpha lanes with a 2 430 handicap and 2 602 total to seize first in the ten award Men’s City Bowling meet. Eddie Inglis set a tourney single game high and anchored Gloeckners as they moved to second with 2 992 team total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Bodie Inglis
Bear Beale
Kegler
Don Isabella Wok
G. Wolf
RE. Fattman
D Isabella
G- Massey
D. Clark
Eddie
Gloeckners
Thorns Grill
Inter City Grill
T. Wilcemshed
T. Thorns
Thorns
Women's North South Golf Tourney Opens at Pinehurst
Pinehurst North Carolina hosts the 43rd North South Women's golf tournament opening today. Defending champion Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill seeks a seventh title, aiming to surpass rival Glenna Collett Ware of Philadelphia who has six wins. Page posted a practice round 32 32 86 to show form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Gpi
Estelle Lawson
Page
Chapel Hill
Chapel Ill
Glenna
Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Curtis sweeps five events in AAU women’s swimming meet
Ann Curtis of Crystal Plunge anchors the 300 yard relay to victory and defends American and world records, winning the 220 yard and 440 yard titles and the 100 yard crown. Jeannie Wilson sets a new American record in the 1 yard breaststroke. Crystal Plunge secures the team championship with 47 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Mis Custis
Hed Sketessisty
Town Club
Jeanne Wison
Lake Shore Club
Miss Fisher
Curtis
Crystal Plunge
Miss Curtis
Aliss Curtis
Jeanni Wilson
Checagoan
Miss Wilson
Patricia Sinclair
Women’s Swimming Association
New York
Lorraine: Fisher
Women's Swimming Association
Greenwich
Conn
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Bawsie Piar
Dockins
Sanders Lefom
Boerne
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Boston GP
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Apolis
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Boston Breves
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Hartford
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Famer
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Boal Aero
St. Gattison
Esaiella
Steyer
Hail
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Keenan
Busey
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Divan Fox
Axe
G. Hamer
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Busch
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Ram
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Pleys
Siebe Bosch
Bleck
Stara Barrett
Lee
Lucier
End Jones
Cooper Brothers
RPI
Mort
Webster Groves
Grain Valley
Kansas City
Ana
Normanside
Camp
Alpha
Eddie Inglis
D’amicos
Schaghticoke
Ford Motor No
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Trombley Electric de Mento
C. Senecal
Camps
A. Johnson
Beht-Manning
Bak
Troy
Britton
H. McCabe
Dedtento Grill
J. DeConno
Jackson Avenue
G. Clossey
Red Sox
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Coco Cola
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Aforris
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Masonic Club
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Hallman
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Behr-Manning Tech
PF Celeste
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Bartsick
Esquires
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Hollow Tavern
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Gulimetta
Ford Motor BJ. Marghy
Gleuckner's
D’arabco’s
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DeMento's Market
St. "Casirenoas
Arsenal Industrial A
Giants
Amsterdam
Vantin
Glenwood
Misstigger
Navy
Ann Curtis Cops
Miardi
T.D. Bahl
Lexi Wilson
Hiram Walker
Imperial
Etuctore Dy
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