Penna Seizes Early Lead With 65 In Richmond Open
Penna fired a 65 to lead the Richmond Open as he rode a steady short game. The Ohio-born player sank birdies from four to 16 feet and posted a 134 total after a 44 and 52.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1946
Page
7
Penna fired a 65 to lead the Richmond Open as he rode a steady short game. The Ohio-born player sank birdies from four to 16 feet and posted a 134 total after a 44 and 52.
Dorp golfer Armand Firkin led after a 143 total at the Tailway mark in the Beverly Hills tourney, with Cannes Biolhand and Foanea City rivals close behind. Hines of Chicago posted a two round 197 for third, while Byron Nelson’s successor hopes rose as top competitors trailed in a tight finish.
Baseball commissioner Happy Chandler plans a nationwide tour visiting Dallas Reading Boston and New York for winter meetings speeches and conferences. He will attend the Texas League winter meeting and later swing the Florida coast to observe spring training camps before returning to Cincinnati.
Richmond California report states Byron Héleon telephoned Fred Corcoran, tournament manager, to join the winter golf circuit in Texas. Nelton was in Toledo tonight, with other scattered references to events in Ohio and Nevada.
R P L cagers routed Clarkson 53 to 11 in a sluggish contest at 47 Gym. Don Moss led with 47 points as Albany area players Wilby Sutin Whitehead Powell starred, while Clarkson struggled with turnovers and poor passes. Home squad depth kept the pace even throughout the second half.
A compiled list shows numerous scholastic basketball scores across area schools. Highlights include Catholic High 38 over CBA 32, Averill Park 40 over Columbia 7, Cambridge 35 over Hamste Valley 28, Bethlehem Central 42 over St Johns Albany 21, St. Marys Mdudeon 42 over St. Patacichy Catskil 0, and Mont Pleasant 40 over Nott Torraca.
The Troy Intermediates defeated the Troy Nidigrs 18 to 13 on the Troy Boys Club court. Whilsh led with 14 points and Ma OU added 4 as hosts won the half 18 to 13. Referee Frank Montell and timer Baumback officiated.
Barstow Globe Trottera reports Troy Celtics basketball team lost 77 to 71 to the Renaissance at Mohawk on Thursday night. Kevin Canners scored 22 points, Gab Tough fouled, Tony Kapmen had seven points, Dally King 123 points unclear, and Pridty Bell led with 27 for the Rene squad.
The day’s card shows Reinselver Polytechnic defeating Ciart 63 41, Duke edging Crevegda Terk 64, Virginia beats N C State, West Virginia Tech falls short, Concord 4 percent, Bowling Green 668 over Lyngton 87, Jinga Point Merchant Marine 55 over Narduarn 48, Iowa State 8 Drake 4 percent, Michigan and Minnesota split, Notre Dame 46 over Great Lakes 5. The results paint a wide landscape of early season action with several close contests and surprising margins.
Cambridge High School rallied in the late stages to beat Hoosic Valley 40 to 18 after three quarters. Vielers and Arnold led the winners with 19 and 10 points, while Bacon scored 16 for Hoosic Valley. In the preliminary, the Cambridge Jaycees defeated Moosic Valley 12 to 4.
Hoosick Falls High School basketball captured a 30 to 23 win on Schuylerville court. Hoosick Falls trailed early but rallied to lead 19 11 at halftime and held on. Fredrickson led with 19 points while Watley and J Myhrs added nine and eight respectively as supporting scorers.
May Tulr Victory leads with 168,482 followed by Germaine Kil son 16428 and Mary Clement 72-497 in a bustling sports and bowling roundup. Records show heavy action across teams Cahills, Trajan Laundry, Lynd Laundry, and many local clubs with high singles and triple scores, while Masajur, Murphs, and Pastons sweep and challenge in multi-league play.
Lasalle defeats Watervliet 24 19 at halftime and pulls ahead to win a close varsity game. Dwyer scored 14 for LaSalle while Tudor Viloze added seven for Watervliet. Will Di Hatched led LaSalle with four rebounds as Bath, Baxter and others contributed in a competitive Arsenal City showdown.
Troy High beat Lansingburg 34 21 to extend its perfect run in the Principal League. Eddie Picken led with nine points while Jim Ford added nine as Troy dominated early and built a 31 10 third period edge. Lansingburg won the junior varsity 28 20.
Pete Stubel of Union City with Cy Wigar of Troy faces JIL Barrett and Chick Foley in a top doubles event to benefit the Infantile Paralysis Fund. Stubel, a longtime standout, has a storied record and will be joined by Foley and Wigar for an evening of high level pin smashers.
Bill Leonard of Schenectady will run the one mile at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden New York City on February 2. He is regarded as a dark horse with past experience in road races and recent release from military service after serving in Europe. Other results listed include Vale beating Cornell and various New York Power performances, with notable scores by Leonard and teammates in the related meet coverage.
Four high school games are on the schedule for tonight. Cathatleigh travels to Cohoos for an Optiwssto-A Dunnelinitay League contest while Agach ten has won one and jash two in Utis Troy Ares circuit. The victor will seek Miest invidien nances as Atbony Tugh's team faces Hoy and Waters inlet.
Waterford Vets host the Saratoga Vets in a Saratoga County Veterans League baseball tilt at Waterford gym Monday night. Saratoga is undefeated in section play while Waterford trails briefly after a 48 42 loss to Corinth last Thursday. Jackie Malo scored 17 for the homesters and Daberiy added 14 in the prior meeting.
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