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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1945
Page
7
A chaotic baseball doubleheader ends with the Dodgers taking the late game as Eddie Bast delivers a key squeeze and Welker homers. Grenier suffers a fifth straight loss while Walker and Parrot contribute for Barter Adams in a packed dawn crowd at the pegs.
In a scrambled update Cuccinello holds the lead in the Swat race as players post slim gains after two games last week. George and Weiss shift positions while Nick Exton and Skeeter Newsome push for pace in NY and Easter, with Ferrise reclaiming pitching leadership and Kewhouser topping strikeouts in Detroit.
Feldman pitched his second win in three days as the Giants shut out the Reds 2-0. Rudy York homered in the big sixth inning and drove in both runs, while New York errors aided the effort. The Tigers also played in a separate recap with York contributing two home runs in the series opener.
Boston Braves defeat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 in a game led by Johnny Barrett with two homers and four runs batted in. Barrett homered in the first and added a later shot, while Don Hendrickson and Nate Andrews pitched key later innings. Maria Aderholt earned her first Braves at bat in 28 games, and Bob Eiroc contributed a double.
Proxy from the Eastern League heads to Washington to discuss anticipated power changes and potential cession decisions. George T AR leads a group planning departure for Hutcherson and five days duration of talks.
The Indian Rock Stable's Inroe, son of Only One, won the featured event at Washington Park in a nose finish over Revered. The victory sets Inroe up as a strong candidate for Saturday's Washington Park Futurity as a crowd of 34,000 watched. The day's handle reached $789,438.
Senators visit the Miners in Albany for the Eastern League four game series opener. The affair marks the last Albany regular season appearance for the Senators with a capacity crowd expected. A doubleheader is on the card with first pitch at 1 pm and a Thursday finale at 3 36 pm.
Tony Janfro of Youngstown fought Johnny Greco last month with the Garden jitters. His manager Frankie Jacobs said Janfro is over them now. Greco is set for a return eight rounder at Madison Square Garden on Friday.
Raceway entries list numerous horses and handlers for 3 and 4 year old divisions. Names include Alma PC, Grattan, Mary A., G. Garages, Amatar McGregor, Craig, Adele Hazorer, James Spencer, and Hanover among others. Purses noted with a Lake George prize of 1500 dollars and multiple entries across heats and pools.
In a St. Louis doubleheader the Browns win 4 2 in game one while the Nats rally to a win in game two. Riotous scenes interrupted play in the eighth inning as fans tossed bottles and cushions after an umpire call. Al Evans homered on a rule dispute before the stoppage, and Alex Carrasquel and Vernon Stephens added key hits as Washington and Cleveland split the twin bill.
The Merchants Bowling League and the Camps Women’s Bowling League announce an indoor clam bake at Kanes Tavern on Second Street in Troy. The event is slated for Monday August 27 with tickets available from Peg Dupree and Chet Stout.
Barons defeated the Albany Senators 5-2 at Hewains Radiges Stadium. Verre Rider and Fred Wit-hama-jolleg homered, Gene Cotney struck out several, and Tom Webster contributed with RBI hits. Hawley fanned four in a controlled mound effort, while the Barons pulled away with late runs in the seventh and eighth innings.
The standings show St Louis leading Brooklyn and New York in the Sational League with Boston and Pittsburgh close behind. Yesterday’s results include Detroit sweeping New York in the American League while Cleveland and Chicago posted wins in other matchups. Probable pitchers are listed for today’s games across both leagues.
Rickey and partners Walter F. OMalley John L. Smith bought 3 percent from the Brooklyn Trust Company, boosting a syndicate to about 75 percent control of the Dodgers for roughly 730000. Executors of the Ebbets estate and the Brooklyn Trust Company aided financing. Schmitz sold his stake.
In a tense eleventh inning, Cuccinello delivered a single off relief pitcher Joe Barry after Cris Hockett's triple and two intentional passes. The hit scored the go ahead run as the Chicago White Sox rallied to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 4-3, lifting Chicago into third place.
Fragmented sports scores include teams such as Toronto Newark Baltimore Montreal Rochester Syracuse Buffalo Jersey City and others with unclear outcomes and sequence. The excerpt lists multiple game results and points but lacks clarity on dates venues and matchups.
Cleveland right hander Al Smith pitched a complete game shutout allowing three hits as the Indians routed Boston 16 to 0. Pat Seerey slugged a three run homer and Dutch Ayers delivered four hits in the 7 inning barrage. Heath contributed a triple a double and a single in five at bats to pace the offense.
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