Burg Nine Beats Troy 8 4 In Narrow High School Showdown
Burg Nine defeated Troy High 8 to 4 in a late inning rally. Lansingberg High School led early with decisive defense and the winning pitchers limited Troy’s offense to a few runs.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
14
Burg Nine defeated Troy High 8 to 4 in a late inning rally. Lansingberg High School led early with decisive defense and the winning pitchers limited Troy’s offense to a few runs.
The Principals' League opener between Waterve and Canoes High was postponed due to wet grounds. No date set. rescheduled for Watery High. details note strong hitting by Neoti and Witemasa, and solid pitching by Barchelcer and Prince.
Swedish star Lidman, a hurdler and sports writer, says his dual role is manageable. He competed in trials at the Sean Relay Carnival opening day, relating how he covered Roosevelt’s death for a Swedish paper and later reported regular columns from Camp.
In a high school or club match played on wet grounds the Newark side won 8 to 2 against Baie Rochester. Tain contributed goals while Forento at 34 minutes provided the decisive strike. Jersey City defeated Montreat 7 to 1.
Giants defeat the Phillies 2-0 behind Feldman’s strong outing. Key moments include a two-run or solo effort in the later innings and a solid defense, while the Phillies struggle to reach third base. The crowd of about 2,479 watched at Polo Grounds amid cool conditions.
Boston's major league clubs announce updated starting times to reduce crowding and ease transportation. Braves general manager Joan Quinn says the shift aligns with other major leagues and adjusts two hours later on certain days while maintaining earlier 1:30 pm or 2:00 pm starts for key games.
A striking report highlights Laboon leading the Army to a decisive victory. Details point to a strong performance by Laboon and key contributions from teammates enabling the win.
Catholic Central High School edged LaSalle Institute 6 to 5 at CCHS Field North Troy to finish the 185 Principals League opener. Catholic High jumped to a quick lead, LaSalle tied, then Catholic pulled away again in the fourth. Pitcher Frank Messier went the distance for the win.
Potter capped a ninth inning rally with a single scoring Len Schulte as St. Louis Browns beat Cleveland Indians 4 to 3 in the lone game of a three game set. Vernon Stephens homered and doubled, while Al Smith worked seven innings for the Tribe before tiring in the eighth and ninth.
In New York, Dickey, famed Yankee, observes numerous un affiliated players from the area showing up as potential major league prospects, though none have prior organized baseball affiliation.
New York column argues that fair handicaps would let top 20 pros like Nelson Snead and McSpaden compete with others. Willie Goggin adds two proposals for a fairer prize money spread. The piece notes some pros would resent handicaps, while the average player might welcome them.
National League standings show New York 7 2 and Chicago 2 2 with St Louis Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn and Philadelphia in the mix. Players and probable pitchers listed for games today include Davis Wyse Heusser and Sewell as cold weather postponements occur in several matchups. Sukeforth reappears on the scene as Clyde Sukeforth returns to active duty as private catcher for the Dodgers slugging with Hall of Fame? Gregg for ring play and daily lineup notes.
Connie Mack's Athletics surged with seven runs in the fourth inning on five hits and two walks to defeat the New York Yankees 7-5 at Shibe Park. Joe Berry pitched well for Philadelphia, holding the Yankees to one hit over the last five frames after Jesse Flores faltered in the fourth. Dick Siebert and Ed Busch provided key RBI hits as the A’s broke a scoreless tie, and Joe Burns, Larry Rosenthal, and other teammates contributed to the uprising.
Adolfo Qui jano, 23, in Los Angeles, admitted he boxed as a professional before the national Golden Gloves title win. He said he appeared three times as a pro in El Paso and earned $12 each bout while serving as a boxing instructor at Muroc Army Air Base. Braven Dyer of the Los Angeles Times announced his trophies would be returned, noting the tournament accepted his word and wartime conditions hinder records checking.
Baltimore shortstop Kenney Braun received word he was reclassified to 1-A by Louisville draft officials. He had been in 2-A last winter due to a bad knee and will undergo another physical exam Monday.
Swedish runner and necktie salesman Gunder Hage completed a 4 mile race at the Penn Relays and planned a quick return voyage. He has secured a Portuguese visa and will sail for Lisbon aboard the 7,000 ton freighter San Miguel, traveling by air from Lisbon to London and then to Stockholm.
Philadelphia Athletics out elder Ford Garrison reported for a preinduction examination yesterday and was absent from the starting lineup in the game against the New York Yankees at Shibe Park. Charley Meliro replaced Garrison in the leadoff spot.
Washington baseball commissioner Sen Abert Chandler says his first decision favors the Boston Braves. Leo Durocher Brooklyn manager joked about the call amid a tense finish as Nieman hit a two on homer in the ninth to give Boston a 32 186 victory on Tuesday.
The report details bowling scores from multiple leagues. Catone leads in one match with Beitto and Hobbs top scoring. Ives and Lewis teams suffer losses. Women’s league honors go to Jackson Avenue, with Meloney leading scorers and Riberdy high averages. Arsenal A League notes Schmidt’s gunners clinching first with Hazard’s 623 and Snow’s high triple 672.
The Eagle AC nine defeated the Ninth Street Raiders 7 to 3 in a baseball game on Catholic High field last night. The winning battery was Welch and Whitbeck while Sahoge J and Orthway pitched for the losers.
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