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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1944

Page

6

Major League Night Games Draw Big Crowds Across Leagues

Night contests in the major leagues attract about 13,931 per day in midweek play with a strong after dark turnout. New York tops attendance, followed by Brooklyn and Pittsburgh, while Connie Mack’s Athletics draw strong Philadelphia crowds and Washington and New York vie for national league night game excitement. Giants Dodgers Yankees exceed 3,000,000 overall, with Detroit and Philadelphia reaching the 300,000 level in season crowds.

Waxhingtos Tas New York Giants Brooklyn Pittsburg Connie Mack Philadelphia Rumner Washington Warridge Loop New York Yankees Detroit Giants Dodgers Yanks Rome Chicago White Sox Cubs

Utes Option Pitcher to Wilmington

Utica Blue Sox business manager Fred Seymour announced Al Collins a veteran pitcher optioned to the Wilmington Blue Rocks. George Copeland recently optioned here by the Phillies joins Fred Neisser who returned from Wilmington, and Fred Starke the top scholastic pitcher joins the Blue Sox in Binghamton tonight.

Utica Fred Seymour Utica Blue Sox al Collins Wilmington Blue Rocks George Copeland Phillies Fred Neisser Watcher Wilmington Fred Starke New Jerse Blue Sox Binghamton Bie Chuck Ward Hillside N. Y The Fawkess and Giants

Three Cohoes Golfers in State Amateur Championship

Three Cohoes golfers Charley Martian Bil Ramsey and Ed fater join teammates Joey Ruszag and Dan Geormiey to compete in the New York State amateur golf championship at Lake Placid. The event begins with threeState meets over three days as seniors and women follow.

von Schaick Island Golf Club New York Mass Fear Lake Placid

Birmingham Barons Sign Talley for Doubleheader

Birmingham signed Joe W. Talley a 6 6 lefthander from Syracuse to an option. Talley will pitch in today’s doubleheader with Knoxville after a return to organized baseball in 1943 and 1941 with Wilson. He is 30 and has been working out with the Barons in Florence.

Birmingham Ala Joe W. Talley Syracuse International Ue Wes Paul Florence Birmingham Barons Talley Knoxville Wilson, S.C Barons

Cards Dominate National All Star Nine Selections

Six St Louis Cardinals named to the National League All-Star squad as selections include two pitchers two infielders an outfielder and a catcher from the 1943 world champions. The roster features stars from Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia and Philadelphia with Musial Ott Medwick and others among the notable names.

New York Louie Cardinals Sin Masegers Ford Frick Red Birds Gary Forbes Field Pittshurz Billy the Kid Séena Philadelphia Ascher Cincinnati Pillsburg Chicago Boston Brooklve Philadelpin Gas Jim Tobin Braves Sar Cooper Rds Bill He Phil Weintraus Giants Ray Sanders Tommy Holmes Frenchy Bordagaray Dodgers Southworth Bucky Walters Cingin Pittspurg Rip Sewell George i Musger Max Lanier Stan Musial St Louis Bill Nicholson Mel Ott Joe Medwick Augie Galen Brooklyn Vince Demaggio Pittsburgh Frank McCormick Cincinnatti Phil Cavarrella Don Johnson Connie Ryan Hadise Miller Martin Marion Walter Kurowski St. Louis Bob Elliott Pittsburg S Jvear Iill

Arsenal Pair Seeks Golf Tourney Title

A pair from Weatherglid Arsenal l hats meet Paul Crane of the home club and Ralph Bullock of Westchester in one semi final of the partners invitation at Schuyler Meadows. Johnny Doolittle and W H Brenton face RB Burdick and Frank Hemmett. The winners play for the Garry Weatherwax memories trophy.

Weaterglid Arsenall Roy Fry Schuyler Meadows Les Gott Tres Country Club Paul Crane Gnd Ralph Bullock Westchester Schuyler Beadows Country Club Johnny Doolittle W. H. Brenton Utica RB. V.burdick of the Meadove and Frank Hemmett Wolferts Chatley Snow Law Weatherwax Albany City Garry BR

New Illinois Pari Mutuel Record Set at Washington Park

A new Illinois pari mutuel single day record of 1 451 005 dollars was set at Washington Park in a nine race program witnessed by about 38 000 fans. The feature six furlong memoriam race was won by Take Away owned by L Nebring and ridden by J W Mardin, finishing a half length ahead of Just For Fun. Take Away paid 3 86 to win and 50 to place, with a time of 1 11 on a fast track.

Chicago Ilinois Washington Park Labor Dar L. Nebring J. W. Mardin Take Just For Fun Buzzwoo Taiway Rei Andi

Kay Byrne Captures State Golf Medal in Qualifier

Kay Byrne of Rye captured the state golf medal in the qualifying round of the New York State Women’s Championship yesterday, shooting 39 for 73 to lead the field of 16. Teammates and former champions including Miss Torgerson of Cherry Valley and Mrs. Philip Allen of Syracuse finished with strong scores, while Phoebe Tucker of Lake Placid posted 103 to top the high-placing list among qualifiers.

Lake Piscid G—Kar Binns Champios Weg New York State Awomes Rhean Huth Torgerson Cherry Valley Torgerson Hoxors Philip Allen Virginis Gullfolk Syracuse Marjorie Harrison Lake Placid Phoebe Tucker Lake Pla- Ma Syrecase Margaret Nichols Elsie McLiay Leewood A. L. Bruno New Rochelle Lake “ Placid Josephine Sentora Schevectady Harry McNaughton Sterjorie Knapp Dans Cecile Turcher Poughseepsie Betty V. Luxier Cohoes Phoebe Tecket William Dodge I Hempstead Katherine Burr Hempstead

Benny Leonard: From Speed to Power in Gans Shadow

Benny Leonard sacrificed speed for power to rival Joe Gans, shaping a storied lightweights career. The New York fighter learned from mentors, fought Tendler, Mendez, and Mitchell, and retired in 1925 after seven years as champion. He later served as a welfare officer while remaining linked to boxing's era of giants.

Benny Leonard Speed Punch Joe Gans Benjamin Lainer Jenockoute Annecteer Peter Pranty New York Lower East Side Manhetten New Jersey Philadelphia Freddie Welsh George Exgie Billy Gibson Leonard Lew Tendler Jos Mendez Ever Hanmer Richie Pinky Ssitchell Johnny Kilbane Willie Ritchie Charley White Joe Welling Rocky Kanses Tors Mandor St Nicholas Rink Engle Dot Stig Yendlier Jersey City Boyle Thirty Acres Polo Grounds Tendler Leonard Hiad Jeff Richie Mitchell Old Madison Square Garden Ammoid Rothstein Anos Morgan Srence Gans Jack Britton Jimmy McLarnin Madison Square Garden Arthur Donovan Army Homan Island

Safford Steals Show With Multiple Wins At Saratoga Raceway

Saratoga Springs reports Frank Safford dominates the race card at Saratoga Raceway, winning eight straight starts over two racing nights. He claimed wins with Torpedo and Spartan Hanover, while W E Gilmour and Gus Munz also posted multiple victories. Kernel Brewer won the half mile pace beating Peter Wais by a short lead as Golda and Billie Hal secured early leads in their heats.

Saratoga Springs Frank Saffords Saratoga Raceway Secord Safford Kerner Brewer Ithe Fanz Torpedo Safford Torpedo Spartan Hanover W. E. Gilmour Raceway Billie Hal Wey Bac Gus Munz Golda Laford Kernel Brewer Peter Wais Peckham Peter Watts Brack Bonny Guertin Daiiy Dowbie Bitte Bal Gilmour Guertin i Prady Shank Car ‘Tae Grattan Kemnel Brewer Jobjanne Johnny C. Gratien

Wavered Wurt Fans Boost Race Track Wagering

A New York crowd of 174 427 fans wagered 8 192 256 dollars across ten race tracks yesterday. This shows an increase of 900 322 dollars over Saturday figures and reflects a surge in wagering activity for the day.

New York

Relay Throw Outfield Feature In Albany Hartford Night

Albany and Hartford contestants compete in a relay throw from the outfield before a baseball game in Hawkins Stadium. Managers Rip Collins and Del Bissonette nominate players for the event and fungo hitting contests, with a 6 event program starting at 6 pm and a 52 piece Fort Crallo Post band providing music.

Albany Rip Collins Jack Mayhew Vic Earnhardt Alex Daniels Hartford Stan Stlenem Chuck Hawley Orte Arntzen Fred Clemence Fred Tuston Merle Settlemire Warren Mueller Bill Marshall John Coakley

Nora Winner Triumphs in $5000 Rainy Day Trot Stake

Nora Winner won the final round of the $5,000 Rainy Day stake for two year old trotters after finishing fourth to Precision in the first heat. Precision, driven by Tommy Berry for C F Gaines, finished first in the second heat despite gait issues, with Dostor Spencer an early favorite taking third and Kimberley Hanover twice placing second.

Cleveland

Women Court Stars Win Easy Tilts

Pauline Bets and Dorothy Bundy triumphs in the Western Tennis Championship first round with Bets defeating Dorothy Whitter 6 0 and Bundy beating Mary Jane Bevera. Shirley Fry of Ohio also advances by defeating Betty Slem 6 0 6 4 as other results spill across the day.

Eetah Wis Pauline Bets Dorothy Bundy Santa Monica Cal Miss Betz Miss Beiz Los Angeles Dorothy Whitter Milwaukee Bendy Jess Obir Iwo Walloping Mary Jane Bevera Menasha Shirley Fry Aron Betty jSlem

Standings and National Baseball Schedule Preview

Today's regional games include Albany at Hartford Elmira at Williamsport Wilkes Barre at Scranton and Scranton at Wilkes Barre Utica at Binghamton No games scheduled nationally. Probable pitchers show New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston St Lewis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington with listed pitchers for each matchup.

Albany Hartford Elmira Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Scranton Utica Binghamton New York St.Louis Feldman Fischer Manger Brecheen Brooklyn Cincinnati Head Gregg Carter Boston Chicago Barrett Tobin Hutchinson Passex Fleming Philadelphia Cleveland Reynolds Poat Dabiel Page Detroit Gorsica Newhouser Wen Terry St. Lewis Hollingssworth Jakucki Newsom Black Bartford Willamsport St Louis Washington Detroit

Senators in Hartford Open Seven Game Series with Laurels

The Albany Senators travel to Hartford to start a seven game series against the league leading Laurels, with a doubleheader today and one game tomorrow. Chuck Hawler and Orie Arntzen to pitch, facing Pete Naktenis and Dave Odom, as two new pitchers join the Albany staff Ralph McCabe and Dave Lampton. The team plans to return to Albany for Thursday's American Legion night program at Hawkins Stadium.

Albany Senators Hartford Laurels Steams Albany American Legion Hawkins Rip Collins Senators Chuck Hawler Orie Arntzen McCaffrey Pete Naktenis Dave Odom Ralph McCabe Dave Lampton Toronto McCabe Leafs Lampton Pray Hall

Jones Umpiring Debut Politics and Pale Face Jokes

Nick Jones recalls his first major league umpiring experience lasting six months and more as he reveals stage fright and a pale face. Cal Hubbard notes his wry reactions at the plate while the official recounts his long preparation for the debut.

Harry Grayson New York Neaj Nick Jones Southern Association Florida Red Jones Memphis Will Barridge Cal Hubbard Cal Washington Monument

Knoxville Franchise Battle Sparks New Explosion

Knoxville city manager George Dempster announced a franchise upheaval involving the Smokies and Chett lgenooga moving into Knoxvilles clubhouse. League President Billy Evans stated the Smokies would transfer to Mobile Alabama, with lookouts ownership changing hands pending city repairs and war-condition funding limits.

Knoxville Tetin Southert Association Knoxville Icity George Dempster Knoxville Smokes Billy Evans Knoxvile Bar Park Smokies Dempster Smokiee Dempster Sard Joe Engel Chattasooga Engel

Pirates Bid For Mark In Tie Games Record

Pirates manager Frankie Frisch dismissed pursuit of the most tie games as a goal. Pittsburgh has battled rain and curfews, with several 5-5 and 3-1 games, while the team ranks low in batting and fielding in the league.

Pirates Mark Pitisborg Pittsburg Botton Felding St. Louis Cardinals Detroit Tigers Chicago St- Goats New York Les Boston Fordhan Flash

Firemen win over Repair Gang in Arsenal League upset

Firemen trounced the Repair Gang 12 to 6 in Watervliet Arsenal Softball League action for their first victory in seven games, while the Repair Gang suffered their seventh straight defeat. Dave Goldsbury and Startucel each had three hits for the Firemen, and Bob Matthews went 3 for 3 for the Repair Gang. In other league games the Army beat Administration 3 to 1, with Gabadou and Captain A Kelley contributing, and Breech Turrets defeated Administration 6 to 5 in the Watervliet Arsenal Girls League with Tex Molder and Bertha Poy starring for the winners and losers respectively.

Gaba A. Kelley Army Zagreski Alngled Joe Brundage Watervliet Arsene Molder Bertha Poy

Women Stage Golf Event at Van Mchaick Stand Golf Club

Women golfers at Van Mchaick Stand Golf Club stage a two ball foursome event at 2 p.m. in a match play segments of the spring tour. Journey begins Saturday. Mrs. Gabriel Schnurr shot 98 to win medal honors in qualifying, with play winding over the last weekend.

Baugh Excels In Calf Roping At Texas Cowboy Reunion

Stemford, Tex. Sig in Sam my Baugh, professional football player from Sweetwater, Tex, won the calf roping contest at the annual Texas Cowboy reunion yesterday, catching his steer in 17.5 seconds.

Stemford Tex Sigin Sammy Baugh Sweetwater Baugh

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