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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1945
Page
8
The New York Yankees trounced the New York Giants 7 to 1 in a lopsided game. Key moments included timely hits from Hersh and Whitey and strong pitching that shut down the Giants throughout.
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 in ten innings before a crowd of 47,144 in a war fund game. Johnny Dickshot hit a sharp single driving in Wally Moses for the winning run in the 10th off Paul Derringer. Ze Lopat pitched earlier. Don Johnson’s Cubs tied it in the eighth on a rally from Moser, while the White Sox defense and late scoring secured the victory.
Major league crowds show strong early momentum with Brooklyn and New York drawing high totals while Cincinnati lags. Boston and Detroit post notable gains, though Cleveland and Philadelphia trend lower as teams report home paid attendance into late season comparisons.
Repair Doiens Tank Shop Squad defeated Tank Shop 8 to 6 in an Arsenal League game at Gun. Key hits came in the second and third innings with nine runs total, including a homer by Can Al Kelley and late free runs as Tank Shop’s big inning closed the gap.
Readable fragments show Van Schaick women tying for a medal at Island Golf Club with players named Bethard, Stefan, Modica Hurst, Cole, Redd, Becharé, Alcott, Van Busaik, Filkins, Bogdanotics, Tietner, Grosave, Couch. No clear outcome or date available.
Bort is scratched due to injuries from a bout last week and Doyle steps in for the stadium card. The show features a ten round main event with an eight round and other undercard bouts including Vines versus Bisson and a prior noted lineup.
Eastern New York Golf Association schedules its second season invitational at the Coutts Club with 12 and under and 13 to over divisions. prizes awarded for low gross and low net in each division. Also announced are two ENYGA events: Rexford hosts July 29 and the Northeastern New York PGA event at Troy County City date to be announced.
In Menasha Wisconsin players from Los Angeles Tampa and Holwood advance. Doris Hart seeded No. 3 beat Sally Downing 6 0 to move to the second round. Sarah Palfrey Cooke seeded No 1 from Boston begins Wednesday.
Duane Tower and Siagare Fails lead a large field as the New York State Senior and Amateur Golf Championships begin. Tower defends the senior title while Ruszas enters as acting champion in an event featuring Harman Prest and a strong amateur field led by White and Kerin.
Yesterdays scores show Elmira 3, Binghamton 4. Albany at Wilkes-Barre and Utica at Williamsport were postponed by rain. Hartford at Scranton also postponed due to rain.
The Chicago White Sox third baseman Cuccinello maintains a slim AL batting lead with 238. George Cane of Washington close behind at 237, while Vernon Stephens of St Louis and George Stirnweiss of New York push the top three in the race. Other notable stats include Casey at 337 hits, Leon Culberson and Bob Estalella near 263 and 294 respectively, and Johnson of Boston atop the can leaders with 48.
Cincinnati Reds pitchers limited the Cleveland Indians to six hits in a 6 to 0 win before 6,285 fans in Ohio. Frank Dasso earned the win after shutting down the Tribe with four singles allowed in four innings and Vernon Kenned held the Indians hitless in three frames. Steve Meisner doubled home the decisive run in the fourth, followed by singles from Wahl, Williams, Clay, and Tipton to chase Salveson.
In an exhibition at Mihary reservation yesterday the Pittsburg Pirates routed Indiantown Gap 8 to 0. A big second inning benefited the Pirates as Daginski struggled for the Soldiers, then Carl Schieb came on to limit Pittsburgh to three hits and one run the rest of the game.
Aymard Farina of Schenectady Municipal Links posted 2 74 to pace the Northeastern New York delegation in the first round of National PGA qualifying. Steve Savel of Schenectady and Johnny Gaucas of Albany also posted strong scores or better, with all three qualifying for the national meet from sectional eliminations at Troy Country Club in Dayton Ohio.
Denny Shute of Akvor Ohio shot a 67 to take a one stroke lead after 38 holes of the National Professional Golf Tournament qualifying at Moraine Country Club. Nelson of Toledo and others remained in contention as weather delayed play and top names chased entry into the 22 man match play. Shute’s round featured seven one putts in a near perfect performance, while Nelson, injured but determined, sought recovery for the final 13 holes.
The Indus League resumes after a week off with the Behr Manning Bears facing Renselaer Valve in the feature of the Bigte at Knickerbocker Playgrounds. Diamond Three hosts Ray Martell officiating as Diamond One hosts Hughes Auto graf Diamond Rock Creamery with Steve Kopcha calling.
Browns’ season mirrors a reversal of 1944 form as pitching holds steady while batting slumps and late-game losses mount. Key players like McQuinn, Kreevick, Christman, and Stephens show power, Gras contributes hits, Potter ends a seven-game skid, and West and Zoldak provide relief. Brownies face a long road trip after a setback-filled home stand as Detroit and Boston rivals loom.
Miami Beach, Fla. news: Walter J. Henline, 46, NL veteran chief umpire scout, ranks Butch Henline as a premier new umpire prospect among the fledgling bars in bite. Henline, former catcher for the Giants Phillies Dodgers and White Sox, recently praised by Kiem for his call work in his first major league experience.
Cleveland racing notes show Spencer Jane winning the Peninsular Farm Purse on the North Randall Grand Circuit card as she defeats Hambletonian contenders in two mile heats with times around 2 00. Tom Berry piloted Victory to win the other mile heat and Margo Mite captured the $500 purse. Golden Hat led the juvenile Two Gaits Farm event with a 2 11 effort and Emiyn Hanover also placed in the heats.
Tommy Holmes of Boston extends an impressive 37 game hit streak and leads the National League in runs batted in and total runs while Paul Gavarrella climbs to 372 average for Chicago as various NL batters challenge for top spots. Holmes also tops several categories including hits and RBIs, with Claude Pasciam’s eight straight decisions noted and Mort Cooper dominating pitching wins.
The 142nd Street Raiders swept a doubleheader from the Eagles winning 4 13% and 80. Sanday in games at the 112th Street diamond. In the second game Pete Mooney pitched a no hit no run effort. Vanline and Archambeault led with seven hits apiece for the Raiders.
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