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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1944

Page

13

Albany Senators Begin Real Training After Toronto Prospect Additions

The Albany Senators start intensive workouts under manager Jimmy Collins after adding six players from the Toronto Leafs including Ralph McCabe Roy Pinkston Joe Kratzer Charles Hawley Richard Jackson and Walter Gubernat. Local hopefuls from Waterford and Albany join as drills continue with infielders and outfielders sharpening skills ahead of full camp midweek.

Albany Jimmy Rip) Collins Hawkins Stadium Senators Collins Mid City Park Toronto Leafs Ralph Herbert McCabe Roy Pinkston Joe Kratzer Hornell Pony League Charles Hawley Little Rock Southern Association Richard Jackson Walter Gubernat Leafs Lancaster Tom McCaffrey Toronto Jack Swatling Tony Scarchilli Waterford Bob Nagengast

Sommers Bets Delia To Stop Williams In Ten-Round Fight

Freddy Sommers predicts Mike Delia will knockout Ike Williams in Philadelphia Arena ten rounds. Delia, a 6 to 1 underdog, has 31 KOs in 39, while Williams seeks lightweight title challenge. Promoter Heisman Taylor touts a near 10,000 crowd and $26,000 gross as the bout nears.

New York Freddy Sommers Mike Delia Ike Williams Philadelphia Arena Sommers Managereof Delia Heisman Taylor Philly Ike Trenton N. J Dela Williams Pennsylvania Bob Montgomery Willams Montgomery Connie McCarthy Slumberland Freddie Mike

Boggess to Replace Al Barrick in NL Opener

Dusty Bogsess, former Texas and International League umpire, will debut in the National League as the plate umpire in the Pittsburg at St. Louis opener. He replaces At Barlick who is now in the Coast Guard. Other opening assignments include Pinelli, Balanfant and Boggees in Pittsburg at St. Louis and Reardon, Goetz and Dunn in Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

New York Lynton Dusty Bogsess Pittsburg-at-St. Louis Bogeess Muskogee, Okla Navy Barlick Coast Guard Mariow Pittsburg St. Louis Ralph

Spa Group Holds Business Meeting at Saratoga

Saratoga Racing Association president F. S. Von Stade said a routine meeting approved contracts regardless of whether racing returns to the Spa this summer. Maj. Louie A. Beard and P. A. B. Widener were elected to the board of directors.

New York von Stade Saratoga Racing Association Spa Louie A. Beard P. A. B. Widener

Race Entries Across Multiple Tracks Today

The program lists first post around 1 pm at various venues including CHURCHILL TOWNS and NARRAGANSETT with maidens and claimers for 2-year-olds and up, 4- to 6-furlong sprints, 1 mile races, and purses from 1,000 to 4,100. Entries include Genies Mate, In the Bag, Red Pixie, Skylark, Darby Dimont, Jamaica tracks, and multiple outfits such as H P Bonner and Gullatt entries. Races feature track conditions noted as fast or slow with chute and post times.

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Former Ski Instructor Writes Of Life As P O W

Former ski coach at the University of Montana and rodeo performer Lieut Bul Burghardt recounts life as a prisoner of war in Oflag 64 near El Guettar. He describes camp routines, education programs, music, religious services, sports, and his plan to publish a winter sports instructional book. He led a light tank destroyer battalion from Oran to El Guettar.

New York Bul Burghardt el Guettar University of Montana W. H. Burghardt Ed Berlinsky North Carolina State Big Bill Luttrel Tennessee Herb Johnson New Hampshire VU Bob Oshio Towa WU John Creech Rhode Island State Stud Beasley Texas Chushan Benj Hessler Cornell Shell Jim Bancker Yale Bob Rankin Juilliard Conservatory of Music Burgvardt Oran

Nationals win Lutheran Pin title in championship rolloff

The Nationals defeated the Americans 2 to 1 to clinch the Lutheran Church Bowling League championship. Lynch rolled 191 and Anderson 492 for the winners as they beat the Americans 2322 to 2273, with Dunks, Zoung, Coonley, and Hermance posting notable scores. The season ends with a high-low tournament next week and a Germania Hall banquet on April 29 at 7 p.m.

Nationals Lynch Anderson Germania Hall Zoung Coonley Ed. Miller Hermance National Wetsel Mr. Milter Schofield

Tribe's Preseason Game Rained Out by Weather

Poor training weather washed out the Cleveland Indians last exhibition game, leaving them at two wins and six defeats. Lou Boudreau canceled yesterday's practice against the Cincinnati Reds to give a final look at rookie Ed Klieman before the home opener versus Detroit Friday. Al Smith to start the league opener against the White Sox in Chicago, with Vernon Kennedy on standby if needed. The Tribe departs Chicago today.

Cincinnati Cleveland Indians Tribe Lou Bowleau Gine Cincinnati Reds Ed Klieman Detroit Tigers al Smith White Sox Chicago Boudreau Vernon Kennedy Smith

Women Begin North South Golf Battle at Pinehurst

The 42nd North and South Women's Golf tournament opens with an 18 hole qualifying round in Pinehurst North Carolina. Tomorrow starts match play featuring Marjorie Row of Anniston Alabama Feg Kirk Findlay Ohio Hay Byrne Katherine Fox of New York Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill and Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta Georgia among contenders. Joe Palooka

Pinehurst N. C Marjorie Row Anniston Ala Florida Feg Kirk Findlay Ohio Hay Byrne Katherine Fox New York Estelle Lawson Page Chapel Hill Dorothy Kirby Atlanta

Pirates Take Spring Exhibition Series With 9 5 Win

The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Detroit Tigers 9 to 5 to clinch the three game spring exhibition set before 2,275 fans at Briggs Stadium. Pittsburg built early leads, scored seven runs in three frames off rookie Ruffus Gentry, and held on as Truett Sewell and Long John Gee worked five and two innings respectively. Rudy York hit a homer for Detroit in the sixth.

Detroit Pittsburg Pirates Detroit Tigers Briggs Stadium Pirates Ted Paul Trout Pittsburg Ruffus Gentry Hal Newhouser Truett Rip

65 Runners In Boston Marathon 65 Runners In Boston Marathon

The 48th annual Patriot's Day Marathon in Boston draws a 65 runner field the smallest in twenty years. Notable entrants include two-time winners Gerard Cote of Montreal and Ellison Tarzan Brown of Westerly Rhode Island, with other strong challengers like William Wiklund of New York.

Boston Boston A. A Hopkington Gerard Cote Montreal Ellison Tarzan” Brown Westerly William Wiklund New York Millrose A. A

Max Macon to Join Braves in New York This Week

President Bob Quinn announced Max Macon has been released from his war plant job in Louisville and will join the Boston Braves this week in New York. Macon, drafted from the Montreal International League, has been listed as an outfielder and wished to stay in Louisville for weekend play with the war plant team.

Boston Bob Quinn Boston Braves Max Macon Lousville New York Macon Braves Presiouss Louisville

Yanks Giants Brooks Halted By Weather

Rain forced cancellation of yesterday exhibition games involving the Brooklyn Dodgers, New York Yankees, and New York Giants. An extra game was arranged today between the Dodgers and Yankees at Ebbets Field while the Giants’ slate also shifted to a prev day clash with the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Brooklyn CFI Brooklyn Dodgers New York Yankees Ebbets Prield Whintington Del New York Giants Toronto International League Phillies Adams Ewald Pyle Giants Mel Ott New Yorkers United States Military Academy West Point

Williams Routs RPI in Troy Track Meet Schedule Revised

Williams College track opens campaign with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy on May 13 according to Williamstown schedule. A return meet with RPI set for June 3 in Williamstown. Williams also hosts Middlebury on May 20 and MLST on June 10 with Tony Plansky coaching the Navy V-12 Purple track squad.

Wiliams College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Williamstown Williams Middlebury Tony Plansky Navy

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