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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1945
Page
7
Hudson edged Watervliet 32 to 29 as intermission adjustments sparked a strong second half. Key contributors included Higa Srhaghaswer, Halloran, McDardy, and Wendel with notable scores from Veiose, Granate, and DiBacco. Referee Stracher oversaw a close game with Watervliet trailing 27 16 at halftime.
A Major League owners committee is researching possible successors to Henesaw for baseball’s top post. Al Bradley of the Cleveland Indians says he reads personal histories, with calls to fellow members about timing. Phil Wrigley Consid Barnes and Sam Breadon weigh in, while others remain silent. Bradley would be available next week for a meeting, and he declines to list biographies read.
Su Laing CP Welke Coser captain and catcher of the World Champion Cardinals faces potential military duty. Cooper's status remains uncertain as he awaits examination results and possible dispatch after a training camp. The case was referred to Washington for review.
Central High School defeated LaSalle 58 to 34 to claim top position in the Diocesan League. Holmes, Hogan, Kv emey and Hain led with points as freshmen contributed valuable play.
Three well known mat stars restart action in Troy Monday night as Sportsarena Inc presents Sime shes sing show known as the Trio Carter Farland and Walsh return after prior bouts in New Zealand Boston and New York. Carter and Farland meet in a 3 cinete supporting event while Walsh seen as one of the sport’s tough men will face Pat Rochester in a 55 minute bout. Newcomers Evans of Safelo clashes with Morgan of Washington DC in the main event.
Burg Boys Club defeated Corp Team in a tight local matchup. The game featured strong play from Burg Boys Club, with decisive baskets late in the fourth quarter securing the win for the Burg squad over Corp Team.
The national field trials yielded no standout performances as four bird dog champions failed to alter the competition. Early leads by defending champion Ariel and rival Srildant New York held, while four pointers, including Subaicran sss, Hats War News, Commander, and Ledenon Trim, posted few productive points. The championship is expected to be decided Monday.
A critical look by Harry Ghatson on the spread of poor coaching in bowling. He cites numerous regional instructors from Philadelphia to Detroit, noting scant national recognition and a flood of mistaken methods. The piece singles out Ned Day and Wayne Spaulding among others as notable yet warns many mentors pass along wrong ideas.
Kentucky football coach Bernie Shively announces Wildcats will retain the T-formation, citing de facto standard and pending university approval. Enlistees and staff reshuffle as former coach Ad resigns to pursue other roles. history instructor named interim.
In Durham North Carolina Class C base ball leagues voted unanimously to raise the monthly payroll cap from 1500 to 2000 dollars per club. National Association president W G Bramham announced the measure last night noting the higher cap is only a maximum and leagues may opt out if they wish.
The high school division of the Baskenwall League closes its regular season with four games at St Joseph's Community Center. Contests include St Joseph's vs St Peter's and St Patrick's vs Our Lady, with St Joseph's leading the standings at ten victories and one defeat, followed by St Anthony's with nine wins and two losses. The top four teams will face off March 4 to decide final placement.
Retired boxer Henry Armstrong, once holding multiple titles, writes a life story and plans a tour while awaiting war era entertainment assignments. He recalls victories and setbacks, mentions a controversial draw in 1940, and notes potential earnings from a Negro readership audience as he prepares for a USO style tour with acts including Jesse Owens and Kenny Washington.
Tarleton defeats Al Phillips in a 15 round featherweight bout in London. The 23 year old British Empire champion outpoints Phillips, weighing 127 pounds to Phillips 127. The result preserves Tarleton's title with a hard fought win.
William and Mary Indians pulled off a surprise upset over fourth seed Citadel in Raleigh North Carolina during the Southern Conference basketball tournament. The Indians impressed with long range shooting and strong backboard control to win the game 34 to 41 yesterday.
Cohoes High School basketball travels tonight to face Albany five at Spistte City arena after a venue switch from Albany. The contest, part of Class A-B public school league play, features Mooney’s charges seeking an upset and a rebound from last week’s loss to Troy High.
Major League Baseball plans to reduce spring exhibitions to home and home series only as part of a Washington meeting consensus. Eight games may be canceled or moved, with several pairings shifted to neutral sites or altered schedules if travel is restricted.
Bruins recall 19 year old Fernie Flamon to play right wing against the New York Rangers in a crucial playoff push. Flames replaces Paul Gledu on the third line with Jack Crawford returning on defense. Jack McGill recalled to center for Frankie Mario who left for Montreal for an Army physical. GAME MUST GO ON.
The Washington talks with Frick and Harridge drew worldwide attention to baseball, praising Solos, industrialists, and government figures while raising concerns about manpower and wartime limits on play. Major and minor leagues face possible cuts to exhibition games and roster depth as they plan for 1945. Minor clubs, including the Rideau Senators, prepare tentative seasons, and Albany contracts push forward. In local sports, Catholic Central High defeats LaSalle Institute 58-38, with Highth Streetters poised for pennants, and a Troy wrestling show adds two new main-eventers Don Evens and Thar Morgan plus Nick Earl Brooksiven facing Pat Walsh.
A list of game results showing Lakehurst Naval 9 Rider 42 Presbyterian 39. Charleston 53 Ohio State 66. Duke 57 William & Mary 72. North Carolina 39 South Carolina 2. Allegheny 44 Grave City 28. Westminster 88 Junua 35. Baldwin Wallace 37 Bowling Keen 3. Assumption 4 Niagara 39.
District basketball results last night include 46th High 55 over La Sale 24 and Hudson High 32 over Watervliet 20. Scant readable lines show Schuyler 53 over John’s Rensselaer and St Joseph’s Albany, St John’s Albany 2 over St Jo agepius Schenectady 23, Mont Pleasant 62 over Milne 35, Columbia 3B over Hauvene Coermans 3, Nott Terrace 35 over Columbus HH 31, with other fragments like aratogn and 49 for aratogn.
Ransseiser County in Bialgie issues an interlocutory judgment directing sale of described real property parcels including a tract bounded by Humiston Avenue and area roads. The notice lists deed references, bounds, and parties such as Henry Issiler, Abraham Winns, and Aldrich in the chain of title. Also announces license RL-Lisi issued to Olive D/B/A The Aldird Tavern at 680 River Street Troy for beer and liquor sale.
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