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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1943

Page

10

Cards Win Double Bill as Cooper Drives Five Runs

Boston Braves fall 6-1 in the opener and 5-1 in the nightcap as W Cooper belts five RBIs on a ninth inning grand slam and Ray Sanders hits his eighth homer. Alpha Brazie earns win in the first game while Harry Gumbert returns in the nightcap, relief by Harry Frenceen.

Boston GP Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Walker Cooper Cooper Alpha Brazie Lou Klein Harry Walker Connie Ryan Stan Musial Brazie Harry Gumbert Harry Fredheen Red” Barrett Braves Armand Cardoni Hartford Ray Sanders Cardinal

Hess All-Stars blank Arsenal and Cardinals in doubleheader

The Hess All-Stars defeated Watervliet Arsenal All-Stars 9 to 0 and Watervliet Cardinals 4 to 3 at Watervliet High School. Myron Gluske pitched a one hitter against Arsenal, with Walters and McCarthy each getting three hits for Hess. Frank Faizo allowed three hits in the second game with ten strikeouts.

Hess Frank Faizo Hesses Rafferty Winkler

Baseball score round up from minor league games

International 1 Montreal 6 Toronto 3. 2 Montreal 3 Toronto 1. Syracuse 8 Newark 7 in 12 innings. 2 Newark 6 Syracuse 5. 3 in 4 Baltimore 3 Jersey City 2 in 13 innings. 2 Baltimore 1 Jersey City 0. 1 Rochester 8 Buffalo 0. 2 Rochester 2 Buffalo 1.

Montreal Toronto Syracuse Newark Baltimore Jersey City Rochester Buffalo Phia Billy Pryor Denver Buddy Walker Columbus Charley Eagles Waterbury Joe Carter Rome N. Y Johnny Carter Philadelphia Johnny Green Lackawanna Pete Galiano New Haven Julie Kogan Chester Rite New York Providence Lefty Lachance Lisbon Billy Bates Pittsburg Springfield Mass Jerry Maloni Sonny Horne Niles Ohio San Francisco Kenny la Salle Los Angeles Charley Williams Harvey Mansey Jimmy Brook Ray Salas Berkeley Jimmy Fiorita Stockton

Senators Sweep Pioneers in Doubleheader to Tighten Standings

The Albany Senators swept a doubleheader from the Elmira Pioneers before 4,765 fans, pulling within a half game of second place. Ty Corbett pitched the opener for a 3-0 win, while Art Cuccurullo sealed the nightcap 4-2 as Bill Nagel belted his 9th homer. The sweep included Nagel's early homer and key RBIs from Camelli, Dolsack, and Mustaikis. Elmira threatened briefly but Albany answered with timely hitting and solid defense. The series ends with a single game tonight at 8:20.

Associated Press Albany Senators Elmira Pioneers Ty Corbett Bill Nagel Senators Art Cuccurullo Nagel Corbett Hut Alex Mustaikis Collinsmen Dotlich Dolsack Mustaikis Albany Lutz Miller Pioneers Cookson Hank Camelli

St Michael's Beats Cohoes Owls 10-5 at Geer Field

St Michael's defeated the Cohoes Owls 10-5 yesterday afternoon at Geer Field to snap the Owls five game winning streak. Pitcher Mike Piskutz worked the full game for the Saints and got the win with Mike Kerman catching. J Amy started for Cohoes with Cramer as catcher. Gavin Prinsky and Hennessy led the Saints with three hits each in a three for four effort.

St. Michael's Cohoes Owls Geer Field

Montgomery Tackles Zivic In Philadelphia Tonight

Boxers in lighter weights highlight the night’s boxing lineup. Bob Montgomery, the reigning world lightweight king, meets veteran Fritzie Zivic in Philadelphia in a non-title ten round bout. The card also features Henry Armstrong facing Ray Robinson at Madison Square Garden and multiple undercard bouts across cities.

New York Bob Montgomery Philadelphia Montgomery Fritzie Zivic Pittsburg Henry Armstrong Ray Robinson Madison Square Garden Johnny Walker Philadel

Mustaikis Seeks Legion Night Honors at Hawkins Stadium

Alec Mustaikis headlines the 10th annual American Legion Baseball Night at Hawkins Stadium, entering lun ge hitting and pitchers accuracy contests with a possible 50 yard dash bid. A longtime Albany thorn, he has starred against Senators from Hazelton Scranton and Williamsport, including a two run pinch single in Elmira and two wins in a double header. In years past he won pitchers accuracy and lungo hitting at Legion Night while Hazelton opposed. he also ran in the featured clash. The Senators beat Elmira in 1941 night field events. Cert Hubbell and Fred Fitzsimmons remain NL leaders with over 200 career victories.

Alec Mustaikis American Legion Hawkins Stadium Elmira Mustaikis Albany Alec Senators Hazelton Scranton Williamsport American Legion Wight

Tigers Route Yankees in Doubleheader 12-0 and 8-3

Detroit dominates New York 12-0 and 8-3 as Yankees commit ten errors in the twin bill. Dizzy Trout fires a nine hit shutout in game one, Pinky Higgins Wakefield and Jimmy Bloodworth homer, while Rudy York hits his 26th and 18th of the month in game two.

Detroit AP New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Paul Dizzy) Trout Tigers Charley Wensloff Marvin Breuer Pinky Higgins Dick Wakefield Jimmy Bloodworth Bud Metheny Charley Keller Yankees Marius Russo Rudy York Russo York Tommy Bridges Wensloff Detroit Washington New York Brewer Dickey Hemsley Trout Unser Grosetti Metheny Johnsen Pa i. Keller Etten Sears Ce Gordon Lindell AB. R A Cramer Hoover Wakefield Higgins Ross Bloodworth Richards C. Bridges Goa Johnson Kielier Cramer Bloadworth Keller Gordon Bridges Drmpires Weater Pipgras Stewart

Chisox sweep two as Cuccinello ends game in ninth

Chicago White Sox win 3 2 in the second game after taking the opener 5 2. Tony Cuccinello homered leading off the ninth to seal the victory over the Philadelphia Athletics before 11 620 fans. The A’s extended their losing streak to 17, three from the AL record. Johnny Humphries won the nightcap as Edgar Smith claimed the opener win.

Chicago Tony Cuccinello Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Athletics Athletics Red Sox Guccinello Johnny Humphries Jesse Flores Edgar Smith White Sox Philadelphia Swift Smith Maltzberger Turner Mayo White Welas Ripple Bastalella Siebert Wagner Suder Hall Ss. Flores A Carda Fison Moses Curt Appling Cuccinetto Kuhel Ig Cu Cinquo Telen Moses Kubel Culler Appling Lett Castino Fiores Humphries Flores Ampres Rommel Hubbard

Amateur Blasts Par Second Time At Seaview Course

James Frazer, 27, from Seaview Country Club, shot a sub par 60 at Seaview in Absecon New Jersey, marking his second under par 60 round in two weeks. He carded one eagle ten birdies and seven pars with no holes over par.

Absecon N. J James Sunny) Frazer Seaview Country Club

Dodgers Blast Pirates Twice in 6-1 and 8-6 wins

Dodgers overpower Pirates in a doubleheader sweep as Ed Head earns the opener win and Red Barney shines in relief. Vince DiMaggio belts a grand slam in the nightcap, while Hank Gornicki takes the loss in both games. Bobby Bragan Augie Galan and Howie Schultz homer in the first game.

Head Barney Hurl Dodgers Blast Pirates Brooklyn Pittsburg Pirates Cincinnati Pirates Ed Head Red Barney Barney Montreal Vince DiMaggio DiMaggio Ted Hank Gornicki Gornicki Bobby Bragan Augie Galan Howie Schultz the Brooks

Browns Top Nuts In Extra, Take Doubleheader Eight To Five

Washington Nationals split a doubleheader with the St Louis Browns, winning 8-5 in 10 innings after a tense ninth. Al Zarilla’s second-base error opened the path for two 10th inning scores as Carrequel and Case crossed home. In the nightcap Browns rallied but lost 4-2. Vernon Stephens, Chet Laabs, and Frank Ayes homered for St Louis. Stan Spence and Early Wynn connected for Washington. First game featured Stephens’s 15th homer in a month, with Wynn, Mertz, and Early handling pitching duties.

St. Louis Washington ‘Nationals St Louis Browns Browns Milo Candini al Zarilla George Case Carresquel Case Mickey Vernon Vernon Stephens Chet Laabs Frank Ayes Stan Spence Early Wynn Nats Stephens Washington Wynn Mertz Early Munchief Hayes M. Yaguingea H. C A. Case Vernon A Powell Johnson If. Cutt Priddy Kampouris Giuliane C. Candini Carresquet Re. Oo A Gutteridge Th. Zarilla McQuinn Laabs Byrnes Christman Ferrell Hollingsworth Errer Zarilla Powell McGowan Grieve

Dodgers Top Stars in 8–6 Prospect Park Contest

Ten Brink's Dodgers beat the C. Y. Stars 8 to 6 at Prospect Park as Supronowicz led with three hits in five at bats. Petrowski and Spellman added two hits each, Comerford topped Stars with two hits, and Tahiti Krieger McCarthy contributed two apiece. Dodgers built a 5–2 lead through three innings, with Stars rallying to close the gap before final runs.

C. Y jAll-Stars Dodgers Prospect Park Schenectady Corpians Frojans Supronowicz Petrowski Spellman Jack Comerford Stars Tahiti Krieger McCarthy C. G Scyzkowski Esmoke Nuttall Bonville

Brown Tops Mochon for City Net Title

Brown defeats Al Mochon 6-4 6-4 6-3 in the finals to claim the Troy citywide tennis title at Prospect Park. He wears the crown as pre-tournament favorite, with Lou Travers pairing to win the men's doubles title, while Dane Gallas captures the women's singles crown by beating Rita Travers 6-3 6-2.

Bill Brown al Mochon Troy Prospect Park Courts Brown Seth Smith Bill Fahr Abe Asher Dane Gallas Mrs Rita Travers Lou Travers Travers Brown-Travers Fahr Mochon

Albany Takes Doubleheader From Elmira In Baseball In Brief

Elmira swept by Albany in a doubleheader with final scores 35 to 0 and 4 to 2. In the first game Albany exploded for 35 runs while Elmira was held to none. In the second game Albany scored 4 runs to Elmira’s 2 as Raney Gunning Duce and Camelli contributed. Mullo pitched in Wilkes-Barre Hartford series with Stukosky Kleine Devlin Hyman Stats.

Elmira Albany Raney Gunning Duce Camelli Wilkes-Barre Wuz Hartford Stukosky Kleine Devlin Hyman Pennington Stroupe McDonnell Phillips

Indians Snatch 13th Inning Win Over Red Sox 7-6

Cleveland edges Boston 6-0 in game one then wins the nightcap 7-6 after a 13th inning single by Cris Hackett. Allie Reynolds scored on the play, with Joe Dobson, Gene Desautels, and Roy Cultenbine involved in the later sequence at Municipal Stadium.

Cleveland AP Cris Hackett Allie Reynolds Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Municipal Stadium Tribe Jack Salveson Red Sox Joe Dobson Gene Desautels Vernon Kennedy Roy Cultenbine Heckett Desautels Mike Naymick Cleveland Joe Heving Leon Cul Herson Pete Fox Boston Salveson Peters de Hackett Edwards Herth Bondreau Mack Reynolds Navaick Heving Kennedy Tuwlz Desautelsn Dod II Lupies L. Newsome Terry Boudreau Hackett Rocco Doerr Lupien Fox Tabar Cronin Culberson Tabor Olen iMetkavitch Naymick Doert Newsome Lugien Luplen Brown Dabson Dobson Hite Dowson Partee Metkovich

National i Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 hockey score card

The record lists several game scores with teams Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago New York St Louis Boston and Louis. It notes multiple matchups including Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 and Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 6 with others showing Chicago New York St Louis and Boston results.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago New York St. Louis Boston Louis L. Pet Philadelphia New York Lanier Salva

Baseball doubleheaders with scores and matchups

Results show multiple twi night doubleheaders with Detroit winning 12 0 and 8 3 over New York and Cleveland sweeping Boston 6 0 and 7 6. Other pairings include Chicago over Philadelphia 5 2 and 3 2, St Louis over Washington 8 5 and 2 4, plus games in Cleveland Boston Washington St Louis Philadelphia Chicago with listed pitchers and doubleheader designations.

Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Chandler Zuber Newhouger White Newsome Woods Smith Harder Leonard Niggeling Gatehouse Potter L Pet Chicago Ee Boston Bay

Utica Braves Top Triplets 2-0 In First Game

Utica Braves defeated the Binghamton Triplets 2-0 in nine innings on McConnell Field, taking the opener of a doubleheader before dropping the nightcap 4-3 in seven innings. The teams split the twin bill with Utica taking the early lead and holding off late threats.

Utica Utica Braves Binghamton McConnell Field Uticans

Reds Rout Phillies In Nightcap 20-6 At Shibe Park

Cincinnati Reds walloped Philadelphia 20 to 6 after winning the opener 4 to 3 before 16 385 cash customers at Shibe Park. Every Reds regular except Joe Beggs and Daii Clay logged a hit as they racked 22 safeties off six pitchers with six doubles three triples and two homers by Eric Cipten. Beggs won the late game with Conger taking the loss while Elmer Riddle earned the first game win and Al Gernheuser was the loser.

Philadelphia Cincinnati Reds Phillies Shibe Park Reds Joe Beggs Daii Clay Eric Cipten Beggs Dick Conger Elmer Riddle al Gerheauser Cincennati Hiladelpios Riddle Shoun Mueller Gernheauser Moore

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