Troy School Stars Nip Albany 1-0 in pitcher’s duel
Troy All-Stars edged Albany 1-0 as Jack Richardson drove in the lone run in the fifth. Johnny Harafadda earned the win with five innings, while Bill Ryan, Ray Chapman and Lenny Septott held Albany’s offense in check. Strong defense, five Albany runners cut down, and a tense crowd under threatening weather highlighted the game.
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Roy
Albany
Beker Radius
Jack Witumag
Vo Beore
Jack Richardson
Steinning
Pass
Ope
United Nation
Waterotisis
Johnny Harafadda Charied
Trojans
Bill Ryan
la Salle
Richardson
Westerviiet
Karafamin
Oscar Cramer
Cohoes
Wittaisa
Lansingburg
Ray Chapman
Albany High Catshier
Cros Piantz
Vincentian
Jack Patterson
Cathedral
Lenny Septott
Fromer
Brooklyn Dodger
Albany High
Banningburg
Bob’ Bebernitz
Art Kirker
Philip Schuyter
de 'Borg
Albany Grabs Opener From Utica 8 7 Then Falls In Nightcap 5 1
Albany opened with an 8 to 7 win over Utica in a rollercoaster exhibition at Ran kine Stadium before Utica defeated Albany 5 to 1 in seven innings. Vern Lewis sparked a rally in the eighth, Mayhew and Collins added doubles, and Utica’s Elmer Kish limited Albany to seven hits in the nightcap.
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Albany
Utica
Albany Sens
Bors
Utica Blue Jays
Rankine Stadium
Tee Seszzers
Opsher
Vig
Rina
Qrdee
Che'ir
Tee Gay
Dassels
Udiéa
Luby
Picente
Jana ‘Tyson
Senators
Marker
Kovalak
Kovalsk
Collins
Rong Dy
Mayhew
Dayton
Johnson
Luransky
Ulca
Elmer Kish
Dows
Tyson
Ashburn
Yeash
Sox
Piccinto
Wersh
Daniels
Picsiuto
Desiers
Haust
al Verdel
Greco to fight Lou Miller in Augusta bout announced
Promoter Jack Lakin announced Greco from Montreal will meet Lou Miller of New York City in Augusta Georgia on March 7. Greco recently scored a two round technical knockout over Chuck Taylor of Pittsburgh in their scheduled ten rounder, while details from Albany games referenced in the clipping remain incomplete.
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Jacksonville
Fin
Greco
Lou Miller
New York City
Augusta
Jack Lakin
Montreal
Chuck Taylor
Pittsburg
Billy Moore Voted Best In Drake Relays
Billy Moore, Navy trainee at Western Michigan College, voted outstanding athlete of the 1945 Drake Relays. He vaulted within 1-16 inch of the meet record and scored 39 points, edging Sanger of Missouri by one point. Whitey Fisher of Miami University placed third with 2 points as Moore led in relay and sprint events.
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Des Moines
Bill Aloore
Western Michigan College
Moore
Bi , Sanger
Missouri
T Bangert
Whitey Fisher
Miami
Ohio) University
Army Triumphs Over RPI Lacrosse In Close Clash
Army lacrosse defeated RPI in a tight 32 to 6 game at Veer Point, with Cadets rushing to a 3-2 lead before halftime. Walt Geuber starred as goalie for RPI stopping multiple Army attacks as the Engineers seek a rematch next Saturday on Tech’s schedule.
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Ardy
ROE
Veer Point
Witk
Bob Hurcheon
Telly
the &Y
Walt Geuber
Tec! Engineers
Army
Ced Harkness
Bette
Laurels In Good Shape For '45 Race
Hartford Laurels enter 1945 in stronger position than last year as the Braves influence grows. Merle Seulemire 11 year old southpaw steps into Bissonette’s role, with a list of holdovers and promising newcomers like Eric Schultz Johnny Surke and Johnny Norris adding depth. Pete Naktenis could return to alter the club’s dynamics, while roster debate focuses on infield and catching depth as opening day nears.
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Hartford
Conn
Harford
del Bissonet
Lesgie
Boston Braves
Tyo
Braves
Merle Seulemire
Bissonette
Pi Oz
Det
Bob Brady
Roland
Glady
Stan Wentzel
Besrarn
Barry Petty
Vince Saupe
Steve Shemo
Ac’ Funk
Pacide
Ch. Rickley
Bert Puitz
Ken Therman
A's
Newport News
Feld
Johnny Sizis
Merle
Jimmy Francolini
Barrey Roop
Giant
Philadelphia
Fran Messinger
Sam Sporn
Montreal Twins
Roland Glady
Hal Nichols
Roger Lafrance
Pete Naktenis
Pete
Net Champions Retain Titles At Pinehurst
Pinehurst North Carolina Gi Tennis history repeats as singles and doubles champions defend titles at the North South Professional tournament. Welsy Van Hors defeated Richard Skeen in singles and partnered with Conn to win doubles. Skeet showed early power before dropping the opening set, then Van Hors teamed with Hericha to take doubles in straight sets.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Welsy van Hors
Richard Skeen
Paint Beach
Fle
Fear Ego
Conn
Skeen
Ea! Copeland
Reiline Colieze Siennis
Eax
Var Horn
van Horm-Rericha
North Creek clubs spring field trials crown first honors
In North Creek NW GPi Neddo's Bo owned by Paul Neddo of Ticonderoga and Gregory Jeke owned by George Gregory of North Creek won first honors in the finch all age and NSinch classes at the Worthern Haré Beagle clubs annual spring field trials held yesterday.
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North Creek
Neddo
Paul Neddo
Ticonderoga
Gregory Jeke
George Gregory
Worthern -Haré-Beagle
Garibaldi Steinborn Headline Tonight At LaSalle Gym
Garibaldi meets Steinborn in a feature wrestling event at LaSalle Gym Albany. The card includes Don Serio versus Jack Carter in the semi and two more bouts with Gus Rapp vs Jim Spencer and Datey vs Sailor Jack Adams. The show starts at 5 30 PM with a best two of three falls main to end.
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Gino Garivaldi
Traen
Chemston Frost
St. Louis
Mile Steinborix
Detroit
Iosticke Gym
Gartheidt
Albany
Sam Alaturki
Cokces Soy
Hollywood
Gastbe'Gi
Maza
Garitaldi
Steimbors
Bsving
Will Geld
Don Serio
Baltimore Stallan
Jack
Red
Jersey City
Jim Spencer
Boston
Back Datey
Cohoes
Jack Adams
Schenectady
Swedish stars shine at Penn Relay Carnival showcase
Gunder Haag sails for Sweden in the first foreign entry in 16 years as he and Haakon Lidman highlight Franklin Field. Michigan dominates, sweeping four relay titles led by the Humes twins, while West Point runners prevent a clean Wolverines sweep. Barner Ewell earns his first 100 yard title in five tries and G W Miller repeats in hammer.
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Philadelphia
Gunier Hage
San Miguel
Sweden
Hagg
Penn
Amerits
St Hage
Haakon Lidman
Franklin Field
Morris Wilson
Delaware State
Humes Twins
Michigan
Ross
Bob
John Wooden
Pittsburg
West Point
CYO Junior Loop Opens Tomorrow
The CYO Junior Baseball Teague season begins tomorrow with four games at Kinloch Park and Brotherhood Park. St Augustine's meets Sacred Heart, Our Lady of Victory faces St Patrick's Watervliet, St Peter's plays Sacred Heart Watervliet, and St Pauls vs St Francis at Prospect Park. The Senior League starts June 3 with St Augustine's Sacred Heart Troy Secrest Heart Watershot and Anthony's in the lineup.
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Cy.o
Teague
Tomorren
St. Augustine's
Sacred Heart
Kinloch Park
Our Lady of Victory
Patrick's of Watervliet
Brotherhood Park
Watervliet
St. Peter's
Sacred Heart of Watervliet
Watervliet High School
S. Pauls
St Frescis
Prospect Park Seid
Cy.g
St Afi Thaei's
Troy
Secrest
Heart
Watershot
RPI Tennis Team Blank Rochester 90
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute tennis squad defeated Rochester 90 to 0, earning their second win in three starts this season. The Engineers swept all matches, winning the singles and all three doubles against the Yellowjackets, continuing their strong run after a prior victory over CCN.
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Renssslex
International 1 Baltimore and Toronto F1 results
Baltimore loses to Toronto 8 to 5 in the first game. Syracuse defeats Rochester 7 to 4 in game one. Syracuse wins 2 to 2? Rochester. Jersey City beats Buffalo, Newark 6 to 1 in eight innings. Montreal tops Newark 2 to 1 and Montreal 4 Newark 1 in eight innings.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Indians Trade Cullenbine To Tigers
Cleveland announces Roy Cullenbine is traded to Detroit for infielders Donald Hoss and Lambert Meyer. The deal follows Detroit’s season adjustments as Manager Lou Boudreau learns Cullenbine will join the Tigers, with Meyer and Hoss named as the acquiring pieces.
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Indians
Cullenbine
Tigers
Cleveiland
Roy Cullenbine
Detroit
Meyer
Army
Nashville
Souther Association
Charlie Gebtinger
Engineers Edge Middlebury In Extra Innings Opener
Rensselaer and Middlebury traded leads in a tense contest before RPI won in the tenth. Kamen earned the decision after a seven and two third inning relief appearance, with Grove and Purported pitchers contributing as Rensselaer pulled ahead in the late innings. Reiser, Kent, and Grove led the offense with key singles and defensive plays fueling the decisive run.
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A. Cireus
Elliol Kamen
A& Men
Wort
Casey
Cine Tech
Rendselaer
Kamen
Bil Pierpoint
Rollie Graf
Grame
Carter
Co@oveo
Hall
Tallv
Reisler
Horton
Cotroneo
Snyder
Santoro Sing
Kent
George Burpee
Middlebury
Sutton
R. PL
Burpee
West End
Antell
Rensselaer
Aisie
Aares A
Cares
Tau
Philling
Grove
Ij Lowe
Carer
Reiner
Sayden
Cotrones
Sentore
Kanter
Botton
Hegndots
Thre Basa
Rever
Bomeron
Broen
Santore
Wilson
Cotroveo
Wert
Lowe
Baeacormm
Bagea
Balie
Adont
Graz
Sitton
Sacza
Piepont
Soe
Sitios
Wild Pich
Wistig
Cart
Pate
RPI Colgate Meet Called Off by Weather
The scheduled track meet between RPI and Colgate University in Hamilton was canceled due to weather. No events or times were recorded as the meet could not be held.
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Benseelaer Polytechnic Eneittute
Colgate University
Hamilton
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