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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1945
Page
8
Schott Beats Grant for 37th Straight Victory
In a ten round boxing match at St. Nick's Arena, Schott defeated Grant in a hard fought bout. Schott outweighed Grant by about 77 pounds and won the majority of rounds with judges awarding the win to Schott 9-1 on one card and 6-2 on another. The crowd numbered 3,392 with a gross gate of 3,504.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freddie Sehozi
Akron
Onowgh
Paterson
Ni J
Billy Grant
Orange. S
St. Nick's Arena
Schott
Grant
Grane Ubpercets
Jurge Jim Hegen
Usie
The
Associated Press
Johnny Burss
la Salle
Joel Saveldi
Notre Dame
Jack Moore
Montreal
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
PGA Meet Set For Dayton July 9 15
The Professional Golfers Association announced a 1955 tour event to be held in Dayton Ohio from July 9 to 15. Stanley Atlen of Moraine Country Club signed the contract with PGA tournament chair James Mien. Qualifiers will be determined from 29 sectional trials nationwide and include former PGA champions the U S Open champion Ryder Cup members and other professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicere
Professionalisers Association
Deyion
Ohio
Stanley
Skeen Gains Nei Finals in North and South Tennis Tourney
Richard Leach of Fla. Seated Greenwich connections as Skeen advances to the Nei Finals. The semifinals of the North and South Professional Tennis Tourney feature Welty Van Horm of Avesta and Robert Desk Ena, with Skeen projected to face Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leach
Stonx Rericta
Greenwich
Chempion Welty van Horm
Avesta
Robert Desk Enain Ai Anais
Dociies Eich Skeen Ané Ea Copeland
Rotting Cotfege
Doeckey Ang Prt
Dee Whsien
N.C
Louisville Caps Fourth Straight Win in Uneven Finish
Louisville defeated Toledo to claim a fourth consecutive victory as both teams traded scores late. Toledo netted two goals in the fourth period, but Louisville rallied, tying the game in the sixth and taking the lead in the final inning for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iauiette
Kya
Louisvii
Toledo
Waa
Teledo
Louisville
Colonels
Nan
Happy Chandler Wayward Toward Governor Promise From Early Life
The article traces Happy Chandler born in Remliuky to a farming family near Carvaon at the mouth of the Wabesh. A gifted performer and worker, he sold newspapers, carried luggage, and sang through hardship. A prophecy in a school paper nudged him toward public prominence, leading to future governor and political status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remiucky
Carvaon
Pariente
Chistier
Corxdos
Corney
Corydon
Destiny Idea
Gust, Ioi
Chandler Wertion Ub
lHsrle
Jean Cottege
Ansite
Happy Chandler
Cubs Triumph 7-3 Behind Derringer Pitches Strong
Chicago Cubs beat the Pirates 7-3 as Paul Derringer earns his third straight win. Derringer gave up eight hits over four innings while Don Johnson drives in three runs for Milwaukee? No, Chicago hitters collect four Pirates errors and tally key runs in the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg
Pirates
Tory
Bie
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Cubs
Seldar John Barrett
Don Johnson
Misches
Truete
Remp” Sewell
Goscerar
Cpecunilio
Sus
Lopes
Sik
Chicago A
Nicholson
Lawrey
D. Johrson
Livingston
Sewell
Cueccr
Peneee
Five Records Smashed in Drake Games
Des Moines Drake relays opened with five records shattered as high school stars led by 36 teams from 36 colleges and 23 universities. Illinois, winner of four relays last year, is expected to dominate again with three individual champions returning to defend titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Drake Rey
Interacholas
Ssungsvers
Illinois
Unclear Event Notes From Beker Field
Fragmentary report references Beker Field and a postponed effort with a date rescheduled for later. Mentions an individual named Will De mace and a pered yesterday. Details are unreadable and exact actions or outcomes are not specified.
Nets Top Yankees 6 4 Amid Errors in Dormitory Age Game
Washington Nets defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 4 in an error plagued contest. George Myatt led Washington with four hits and three steals, while Betty Haerner earned the win for the Nets. Frank Crosetti homered for New York and came off the bench for three RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cpi
Washington Nets
New York Yankees
George Myatt
Nats
Boaes
Floyd Levens
Aurfer
Yankees
Ken, Holcombe
Bill Zuber
Jim Turner
Betty Mickey Haerner
Yankee
Frank Crosetti
Washington
Evans. c. Egetniza
Toate A Savage
Garoarke
Revere
Balcombe
P. Zo
Grize
Zuber
zeCrieni
Evans
Garserk
Sinweiss
Binks
A. Exton
Gazbark
Bret
Weehington
OX Haeiner
Berens
Furser
Zby Re
Baeiner
Holcombe
Grave
Rommel
Peear
Pate
Disuss record for Aberdeen high school event broken
Beryl Thompson of Minneapolis Southwest High School achieved a discus throw of 178 feet 4.45 inches at the annual Ateries Relass in Aberdeen. The mark surpasses the previous national high school record of 174 feet 1.47 inches set by an earlier athlete in 1540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Beryl Thompson
Minneapolis Southwest High School
Natonal High School
al Incom
Web
Johnny Greco Stops Taylor in Pittsburgh Bout
Johnny Greco of Montreal 349 pounds stops Caz Taylor of Pittsburg in the fifth round of their scheduled bout in Jacksonville, Fla. The Montreal fighter secures a technical knockout over the American opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Fie
Johnny* Greco
Montreal
Caz Taylor
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Looms as Headquarters For Baseball
The article reports Cincinnati as a strong candidate for baseball headquarters under Commissioner A. Chandler amid unofficial talks. Chicago remains current base, with Chandler traveling to Kentucky and Missouri for meetings with league heads and officials regarding location decisions and potential staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baseball
Washington
Thancher
Crendler
Chicago
Chandler
Homie
Versailles
Louisville
Columbus American
St. Lowta
Rampant Scoring, League Winners Highlight Local Night
Pete Stubet led scoring with 2 202-231221-59 in the Troy Mer chants Leeague, posting the night’s best 234 solo. Wagars Dairy took three in team play, Higgins and Burleigh claimed two from Saratoga Dry Beverages, and But lers beat Cahills twice. Weekly prize winners included Sokol Montange Petyignelli Duxe Schumann and Bill Wagar. North Troy Masonic bowling saw Webster Nielsen Madsen Engensst Meten La Dieu Prannard high games and Alpha-Betas high-low tourney crowned May Perrine Damon Anderson Brown Kennedy and others. Officers elected for next year include Mrs Woodwo president Lilian Faden vice Frances Perrine secretary Ray Plant treasurer Helen O’Brien sergeant-at-arms. The league banquet is set for Wednesday May 2 at the Glass Lexe House at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Wagar
Joe Priko
Sill Soxdil
Jake
Pettigneili
Pailig Celeste
Steve Salty
Waldo Wegar
Les Schumann
Tom Duke
Bob Langlotz
Clarence Walter
Wagars Dairy
Simmons Display
Higgins
Burleigh
Saratoga Dry Beverages
T. Meten
la Diéu
Prannard
Ets
May, Jr
Frances Perrine
B.anderson
Marion Damon
Leu Anderson
Mary Brown
Grace Kennedy
Busy Woodworth
Lillian Wooster
Bermetta
Dion
Kitty Hate
Hay Buehler
Bai Singie
Helen Buison
al Halohaz
Mre
Woodwo
Lilian Faden
Ray Plant
Helen O'Brien
Glass Lexe House
Three Crews In Regatta Opens Eastern Rowing Season
In Cambridge Massachusetts the Eastern Intercollegiate Rowing season opens on the Charles River with sweep oarsmen from the Naval Academy Harvard and MIT in a two event regatta. The contest marks the start of the season and features top collegiate crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Charles River
Naval Academy
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Averill Park Nine Dominate Castleton 16-3 in League
Averill Park Central School's baseball team crushed Castleton 16-3 in the Central Hudson Valley League yesterday at Castleton. Elroy Face pitched and batted, aiding eight hits and two triples as Averill Park opened with a two run first and then erupted for a nine run third inning to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill Park Central School
Castleton
Averill Park Nifle
Seasor
Elroy Face
Vittory
Ene
Averil Park
Castleton _ OU
Banner
O'Keefe
Kuhns
Koss
Ainsbury
Angel to Face Rudy Dusek In Albany
Promoter Jess McMahon announced the main bout for next Wednesday at Capitol Arena Albany. Rudy Dusek, Omehs clan member, faces Swedish Angel after a season string of Albany wins including against Pat Waisa. Opponent Olef Swenson, nicknamed the ugliest man in the ring, recently defeated Angelo Savardi as hundreds watched at LaSalle gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Arena
Albany
Rudy Dusek
Omehs
Angel
Jess McMahon Dusek
Pat Waisa
Atlantic City
Bis Gopenent
Olef Swenson
LaSalle Gym
Angelo Savnidi
Coast Grappier
Beig
MieMabon
Standings and schedule roundup from baseball games
The column lists standings for New York Chicago Boston Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Brooklyn with wins losses and percentages. It also previews today’s probable pitchers for key matchups including Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburg at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati and Washington at New York with yesterday’s results noted for Philadelphia Boston and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Patsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
W. Td. Pet
S$t. Louie
Brocklyn
Tisburg
Kew Fork
Brokin
Mungo
Va. Chapmen
Sprouil
C. Barrett
Pittsburg
Butcher
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Caiazo
Fez Washington
Wee York
Louis
St Louis
Lee
Hollingeworth
Peteoit
Bagby
New Yorketts
Bonham
Heston
Newsom
Clay Stars As Reds Nip Cards in 2 1 Victory
The Reds beat the Cardinals 2 to 1 amid a tense substitute lineup. Pitcher Ed Husser delivered a strong outing while Johnny Hopp and Ray Zander contributed key hits. Cards missing Welker and More due to salary dispute and army callups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Stars
Reds
Dain Clay
Hipusser
Citeiman
Ithe Worta
St. Louis
Car “Dutas
Clay
Sophomoeré Centerfelter
Kermit Wabi
Rispite
Hensser
Joe
Johnny Hopp
Wabi
iJus
Ray Zandere
Ringle
Tome
Hausser
Utab Bane
Ted Wilks
Mountdeaman
Wilks
Heusser
Distri
Welker
Army
Billy South- Worth
LaMotta Scores Narrow Win In Boston Ten Round Bout
LaMotta defeats Bert Lytell by split decision in a tight ten round feature at the Boston Garden before 8 654 fans. Woods tops J C Wilkins in another ten round bout as Joey LaMotta stops Dave Carter in two rounds. Referee Tommy Rawson awards LaMotta the verdict amid a strong crowd showing with a gross gate of 20 885 and net 15 308.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jake LaMotta
New York
Bert ‘Lytele
Fresno
Cal
Negré
Boston Garden
Lytell
Li Motta
Tommy Rawson
LaMotta
LeMotta
Walter (Popeye) Woods
J. C. Wilkins
Woods
Joey
Dave Carter
Charity all star game to feature Albany Troy prospects
Early season scrimmage at Begeker Stadium Albany this afternoon aims to aid the United National Clothing Drive. Troy Principals League stars meet Albany Scholastic League talents with players from both sides and notable local buzz expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Troy
Begeker
United National Clothing Drive
Troy Principals League
Bartolo Mell Sign to Box in Boston
Bartolo of Boston and Mell of Montreal signed for a ten round non title bout at the Boston Garden on May 4. The pairing follows a previous decision in their first meeting two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartolo
Boston
Sal ‘Bartolo
Gus
Pell) Mell
Montreal
Boston Garden
Goodwin A.C
Caiehan A. C
Lou Nove
Los Angeles
Mechanics Building
Charlie Eagle
Waterbury
Conn Howe
Johnny Flynn
Rochester
George (Newaboy) “Millich
Sacramento
Cai
Flynt
Eagle
Norfolk
Optimistic Veteran Bets on Derby Hopefuls from Fair Grounds
New Orleans owner Louis de Latour, veteran of the Thoroughbred business since 1906, stays at Fair Grounds awaiting racing's return and targets the Kentucky Derby with nominees Victory Lad and Ted Lewis. He believes racing will resume soon, ships his contenders to Louisville May 7, and notes Victory Lad’s recent form and Ted Lewis’s rapid rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hse Daith
Louis de Latour
de Latour
Victory Lad
Bren Lewis
Mexico City
Kentucky
Fair Grounds
Hentacky
Louisitte
Tol Lewis
Ted Lewis
Omaha
Churchill Downs
Id! City Park
A's Edge Red Sox in Ninth Inning Rally
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 3 behind Russ Christopher, who earned his third win by limiting Boston to six hits. The Sox tied 3-3 in the seventh before Cherley Metro’s first-year hit and Bobby Estalatin's three-base blast sparked a late A’s flurry. Metro doubled home Jot Burns in the eighth as Philadelphia pulled ahead for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphiag
Boston Red Sox
Russ Christopher
Philadelphia Athletics
Russ
Vietory
Christopher
Sox
Cherley Metro
Bobby Estaletin
Metro
Culberson
Gachark
Dreh
Ausmans
Her
Barrett
eaMeBride
Onefil Jm
Hausman
Barret
Newsome
Mth
Elphea
Emalella
sLirse Hayes
Hell
Busch
Aolton Burns
Sia
Boston
Philadelphia
Exrots
Burns
Tobin
Somme
Steleer
Hayes
Hall
Steleert
Metkovich
Hages
Siebert
O'Neill
Bausmann
Strixnauts
Hausmann
O'Neil
Tos
Wits
Hensmene
Christopher Metko
Heh
McGowan
Passarella
Stewart
Chicago Pair Reaches National Handball Final
Chicago duo Ray Laser and Hob Kendler advance to the National Four Wall Handball doubles final after beating Joe Pintak and La Bob Quinn 21 7 21 6 in the semi final. They will face Sam Atcheson and Ed Dettwiller of Memphis for the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ray Laser
Hob Kendler
Atcheson
Ubewiller
Bill McGreavy
Leo Péressin
St. Louis
Platak
Quinn
Frank Coyle
New York
Hayes Defeats Tony Ferry In Boston Boxing Bout
Timothy Hayes 126 of Boston earns a unanimous decision over Tony Ferry 197 of Pat River in an eight round match. Billy Murray 136 of Boston stops Art Gomes 11% of Wareham in round two. Frank Urban 266 of Pixton wins by KO in round three over Stanrice Belanger 18 of New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Timothy
Buddy) Hayes
Boston
Tony Ferry
Pati River
Billy Murray
Art Gomes
Wareham
Frank Urban
Pixton
Stanrice Belanger
Mew Bedford
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