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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1945
Page
5
The Liners defeated the Repairs to extend their win streak to ten in a row in a dramatic game noted for a sudden death finish. Key players contributed as Liners claimed a 4210.27 score line and maintained their edge over the competition.
Detroit Star secures tenth place in a pin meet as Peterson leads with high score. The event showcased top bowlers from Lincoln Park and Chicago with strong showings by Walker, Baer, Mud, and Heiden. Key results included a 33 point margin over Joe Mud and a 39 point total by Baer.
New York journalist notes Greco of Montreal as a notable figure, drawing a comparison to Jimmy McLarnin who retired in Vancouver ten years ago, highlighting a long gap since a similar prominence.
R P S basketball drills for the Union game aim to extend a historic win streak. The team, featuring Stevens and Union, faces a long rival series with past upsets and strong performances, seeking a season milestone against Troy rivals.
Chemel 61 from Massachusetts won a 20 round feature over Bert Lytell in Boston Garden. Judges and referee favored the Californian, with Chemel earning a unanimous decision in their return bout last night.
A long feature discusses Babe Ruth’s status and ambitions. It notes Ruth’s fame in and outside baseball, his radio earnings, wartime travel limits, and interest in managing, including past discussions with Yankees owner Jacob Ruppert and Ed Barrow. It mentions Ruth’s near- careers detours and the idea of him guiding a club again.
Joyce defeats Chalky Wright in Philadelphia in a ten round boxing bout before 6,324 at Arena Ist. Joyce lands jabs and body shots while Wright answers with hard cross and jabs. Wright holds an apparent edge early but Joyce wins by decision after a late rally.
Swedish speed duo Haegg and Lidman said they were told to expect a quick trip to the United States. Security checks on all flights from England could delay their departure. They noted inoculations and transport arrangements might push travel into the near future.
Bookies issue bets on a Millrose games track meet with quoted odds and bets challenged to match winning times in races over 609 yards. The chaotic notes mention Ruth, Babe, Connie Mack, and popular acclaim, reflecting speculative sports chatter and discordant quotes.
The Tech Boxers aim for a strong Harvard showing after scoring two wins over Williams College and Rensselaer Polytechnic. Led by Tony Mastro, the squad trains through bellyworkout drills to stay in top shape for a pivotal season stretch.
New Haven Conn Pep 127 of Hartford world featherweight champion easily outpointed Roache 132 of Wilmington in a tune up for defense at Madison Square Garden Feb 19. Pep used swift jabs and movement to frustrate Roache who staggered Pep once in the seventh before Pep dominated the bout.
The Industrial Basketball League contests listed for tomorrow have been postponed. A J McCracken, industrial secretary at the MLC, announced that the regular schedule will resume next week and postponed games will be made up.
Mexico City race breaks world record as Elisworth Sylvia astride clocks two intlongs in 2045 seconds at Hipodromo De Las Americas. Former record of 21% seconds held by Bob Wede at Butte Montana on August 20, 159.
Michigan State defeated Kentucky and Newberry while Presbyterian trailed at six dollars in a rugged lineup. Several service teams and colleges posted varying scores including Navy Preflight over Wake Forest and Brooklyn Naval Armed Guard over a Coast Guard unit. The day featured mixed collegiate and military base matches with several unclear totals and team names.
Ralph Davis, twin of Glenn Davis, helps spread the Davis name at West Point. Ralph excels in track and football, beating rivals with a 47 feet 9 inch shot put, while Glenn shines in football, basketball, and track. Both brothers, sons of a Claremont bank cashier, are noted as top athletes of California and Army football legends.
Oklahoma and DePaul prepare for a high profile clash led by seven footers Bob Kurtisng and George Kok. Mikan and Kurland chase scoring records as coaches Meyer and Yba anticipate a season defining showdown.
Jimmy Bivins knocked out George Parks in the fourth round at Washington to retain or claim a title contenders status as Parks was unable to answer the bell for the next round. Parks’ handlers halted the bout citing a leg injury, ending the scheduled ten round contest.
Numa and Linehan to clash at La Salle Institute in a best two of three falls match. Ed Numa of Seattle faces Ben Linehan of Boston in the feature, with Monday night action postponed earlier due to the fuel crisis and set for 8 30 p m at the Troy Sports Arena.
Buddy Scott of Jacksonville, a noted Southern heavyweight, faces Pancho Medrano in a ten round bout on a wet night. The report also mentions era veteran exercise and a note on jockey Willie at Hialeah racecourse, hinting at past careers and ongoing activity.
Plans for four more spring exhibition games were announced by Tom Me Caffrey, president of Albany's East League Jam. Two games will be with Hartford and Utica, with dates in Hartford on April 21 and 22, and trips to Utica for a 35 game and to Albany for a 3 game on April 24. The schedule, linked to a New York National League club in Albany on April 14 and 15, would close Albany's pre season slate as the Senators likely start spring training in Albany in April.
New York reports Robert Kane Cornell University athletic director declined to name Carl Snavely's successor as head football coach. Kane said only that the search continues and offered no timetable or details.
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