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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1946
Page
6
Three Phil Homers powered a 4 to 3 win over the Giants. Norman Coonley and fans noted a strong Troy nine performance at the stadium, edging Albany Stars 12 to 7.
Bogley finishes with three wins in three events while Bates earns two in two. Patterson records a money total of 323. So-Cnonley posts a one percent rate, with Bogley at two and Bates at two, Patterson at three. Jarer-Bogley appears in the results.
St Marys faces heat to Sdered Heart at Prospect Park in the Le Troy Amateur League playoffs. Panthers travel to 116th to meet Rowe's as the other playoff tilt, with St Marys sending a starter from Paul Fouryeuis Cres Paulie Gil Doran Hauke Mevola Hank Helzevieh Pred Kevilla Nick Pernosca and Ved Detonisying the rotation. Manager Kosrouze vows all St Marys players will be at Prospect Park by 1 pm.
The Miller nine faces Rench's Tavern tonight at St Josephs Diamond Monroe Fourth Streets. Stars include Bame, BH, Ryan, Sueth, and Binet for Rench. Chief Martin leads with Walls and strong pitching. Local fans expect a tight South End contest.
The Hess All-Stars and Colonie prepare for a Sunday tilt in the Waterville Nett League. Both teams split four games. Colonie trails in third, with key players Zanited Supa Mapsolaisy and Pete Haystule listed as likely contributors while Will fall short.
The Cohoes Alle Stars, after beating Troy Alle Stars, face Watervliet Twilight Al-Stars Sunday at Liawing Bard in Cohoes at 6 p.m. Watervliet plans to reshuffle starters to win the intercity clash. Pat Bime mons will select from a long list of players and all hands are needed by 3:30 p.m. tomorrow.
The column lists several baseball scores from a busy day, including New York’s 40 run output in a win, Washington, and Philadelphia games, plus Boston and Philadelphia results. Other notes mention scheduled matchups and minor league standings across Albany, Scranton, and Toronto region teams.
Doug McDonald of Troy and Sammy Martin of Buffalo collide in a six round preliminary at Troy Sports Arena Monday night. McDonald recently beat Glen Mavsey of Buffalo at Hawks Stadium as many top local boxers have fought in recent months. The program also features Timmy Rousse of Athens vs Jackzon Bradley of Buffalo in a semifinal and Danny Williams of Albany vs Kid Chicken in the main event.
Jack Moynihan defeated Marvin Anderson five and three to win the junior golf championship sponsored by the Trev Hecreation Commission yesterday at Feene Park. The match featured steady play with Moynihan flipping early deficits, taking leads on holes seven and later to seal the victory.
Twenty five players, including several Troy golfers, competed in the John A Manning Memorial qualifiers at Evlation Meadows in Albany. Teams featured Scull with Riley, Ralph Sumer with Huth Joka, and Wa O’Cannne with Wh Boyd, as the field advanced toward the ten day loaneray event.
Players from multiple teams threaten legal action over guard Goran Ramsey services. Ramsey, claimed by Yan keen club, reportedly agreed to a one week stint with the Cardinals in Postdenn California before backing out. The dispute centers on contractual obligations and payment terms under the Al Amerioa Football Conference.
Dwyer Nine and Flynn posted a 4-4 deadlock at Goerfield amid a fog of misheard names. Robert Sheehan had two hits for Dwyer while W Everton impressed in the field. Tonnerow at Lincoln Park Albany notes the Dwyers set sights on their next Hive game as Monta and Cavensys loom.
Mungo Handed suspension in tobacco league context with unclear names and numbers due to damaged OCR. References to North Carolina state league and Breshtny Weg imply a control action or penalty in a sports setting, with scattered names such as Clinton and Washington appearing amid garbled text.
A disjointed notice reports Macy's organizing committee activities for a recreation event at Alpha, with names like George and Bil Clancy attached. It mentions a timing detail around six and a vote on length and teary names, though the text is garbled and hard to decipher.
Scranton miners beat Albany Senators 9 0 to move within nine of 100 wins in the pennant chase. Gene Carolan starred for Albany with two doubles and nine singles while McDermott struggled on the mound for Scranton. Sammy Dente and Ari Kosny provided key hits as Pete Goblin closed out the win.
Tex Hughson earned his 15th win as the Red Sox swept the Athletics 6 0 in the opener and 6 2 in the nightcap. The Sox plated nine runs off Luther Kenner before a five run fifth inning, while the Athletics hounded their starter with repeated hits. Art Passarella sustained a jaw injury in a previous game, affecting the umpires. Ridley York earned his 15th win for the Senators against Phi Marehilden who pitched the full game. Williams allowed six runs over the two games as Williams struggled on the mound.
Sahagian and Collins were named co owners and leaders of the Troy club in the American Loop. They announced a partnership, a PR team, and a plan to open their franchise at the Wray State Armory in November with a forthcoming 4b-47 manager.
Hadeda Shaker of Hadeda won the 1 mile midget event at Nassau Fair Grounds last night. George Disbrow of New York finished second as a large crowd observed the Feagon. A second race was planned for Labor Day with Hing trials at 2 o'clock and other leading drivers from the region participated in the holiday event.
Waterford Legion football squad schedules a first scrimmage tomorrow at 10 AM on Waterford High School grounds. Coach Steve Searchill says a squad of Boomen will be ready for the opening game next month, as the team prepares for the season with revamped strength and strategy.
The Troy Brownlys and Brownie Vets meet at Anthony Field in a twin bill with a heat in the winding league race. Lovie Piehe faces Mate Doherty in a house running contest. Starting pitchers include Blominidide Bestie or O'Brien for the Vets and Benjukian Zaharndt for the Browns with Kirkney on pie duty. Mahars blank Alpine in the Watervilet High School game behind Bill O'Rourke pitching two hits allowed.
The Simmons A C battered Port Schuyler Phillies 11 to 3 in a twilight league game. Prades and Rubinw led the battery for the winners with Wilke fueling the offense, while Upton and Ke contributed for the losers as the night’s action unfolded at Weterviler High. The Shvenona nine planned to face the Watersiet Cardinals tomorrow at the high school field.
Publinx to hold qualifying rounds for the Northeastern New York Public Links Association golf championship at the Stanford Golf Club today and Sunday. Twenty sixteen players will compete for the main event with several flights for higher handicaps. Match play tests were popular on weekends in September.
Pellone defeats Tony Rubio in a Garden welterweight bout as New York’s Pellone wins on the card headlined by Bernie Mua nen and Larry Cianeras. The event drew 12,229 with a gross of $47,770. judges and referee faced a tense night amid a bout that featured close exchanges and a cut eye in the Pellone contest.
The Boston Red Sox announced the purchase of outfielder Timd Roseman George Strickland from the New Orleans Southern Association Club for Spring delivery. Strickland, a war veteran, is 20 years old and just beginning his professional career.
Senators and Chiefs schedule a two game Monday doubleheader at Hawkins Stadium starting 2 pm as part of the final weeks of the season. Remaining games include other doubleheaders with Hartlovl and Williamsport, with varied 7 pm or 3 pm starts across the week.
The New York State Horse Racing Commission extended the Cedar Point Trotting Association’s meets from September 30 to November 2 at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury. Officials said a racing ending September would be continued through October, with timing adjustments announced.
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