Pairings Announced For Troy Area Industrial Golf Meet
Pairings for the first round of the Troy Area Industrial Golf Championship were announced. Notables include Ernie White of Manning Paper vs Edward Archie of the Pre-Flight School and Dick Fitzgerald of the Watervliet Arsenal facing Ed Rapacz of the Pre-Flight School in opening round play. The event, sponsored by the Troy Industrial A. A. and the Troy Recreation Commission, begins Saturday with first division play from scratch and handicaps in other flights.
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Troy
S. Frear Park
Johnny Moynihan
Frear Park
Ernie White
Manning Paper
Ed Rapacz
Rensselaser Polytechnic Institute
Edward Archie
Dick Fitzgerald
Watervliet Arsenal
Witl
Roger Walsh
Charles Brendese
Behr Manning
Les Gort
Arsenal
Romeo Couture
Sam Clinton
William Remsey
Joseph Rustas
Simmons Machine Tool Corp
Charles Ruszas
General Electric
Jerry Carpenter
Mannings
Frank Lawrence
Bel Line Machine Co
Troy Industrial A. A
Troy Recreation Commission
Dave Kohn
Albany
Walter Zielenks
Bert Kaye
Troy Record
Steve Chiplock
Harry Robinson
Buckman’s
Jack Croker
American Locomotive
Louis Forget
D. and
Paul Fisher
George Aronson
Merchants
Frank Crupi
Howard Howe
Arthur Hunt
Rensselaer Valve
Polk
Adirondack Steel
John Follet
Joe Somogyi
Chet Joslin
Cluett’s
Flight
Ernie Matte
Woolworth
May
Robert Maxwell
Walt Joslin
H. E. Burton
Troy Railroad
Dick Lynch
New York State Department Pubic Works
Jerry Sestito
Bevan Lisle
New York Telephone
Doh Meyer
Romney
Frank Durkee
William Czaja
Earl Wilmot
Howard Allen
Joe Halloran
Alex Vecsey
Irving Stockstr
Rer
Five Games Listed in Indus Loop Tonight in A A Softball League
Five games are set for the Industrial A A Softball League with three Class A and two Class B matches. Arsenal 75 MM faces Arsenal 90 MIM on Diamond No 1 at the Arsenal, BD and H shops play Behr Manning on Diamond No 2, and Ford I O meets Rensselaer Wade on Diamond No 4 at Knickerbacker. In Class E Sliter's Dairy vs Adirondack Steel on Diamond No 1 at Knickerbacker Field, and Alpha Brush vs Robert Reis on Diamond No 5 at Knickerbacker Field.
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Arsenal
Browns Acquire Charley Fuchs From Toledo Farm
The St Louis Browns purchased right handed pitcher Charley Fuchs from their Toledo farm in the American Association. Fuchs will join the club tomorrow in New York after a brief Toledo stopover on his way from Philadelphia where he was sold Saturday to the Mud Hens. He had been with the Detroit Tigers previously. The Browns also disclosed that Paul Dean has been placed on the voluntary retired list after limited use in spring and travel to Arkansas to run a barrel factory.
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St. Louis
St. Lows Browns
Charley Fuchs
Toledo
American Association
Fuchs
New York
Philadelphia Phils
Detroit Tigers
Browns
Paul Dean
Dizzy Dean
Paul
Ins Home
Arkansas
Marines Tough Sinkwich Finds Parris Island Harsh
Frankie Sinkwich, formerly of Georgia, endured a punishing Marine training at Parris Island South Carolina. Under a stern drill sergeant he cycled through a long weekend of nonstop drill, blistered feet, and relentless discipline. He called the Marine Corps a battle-hardened outfit and admitted he expected it to be tough.
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Parris Island
S.C
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Marine Corps
Bea
Sinkwich
Beau Jack Stops Hutchinson In Sixth To Extend Win Streak
Beau Jack overwhelmed Johnny Hutchinson in six rounds at Shibe Park Philadelphia stopping the veteran in a ten rounder to run his win streak to 14. Jack weighed 135½ pounds to Hutchinson 133¾, and the decision set up a potential title shot against Bob Montgomery on September 10 in Philadelphia or New York.
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Philadelphia Upi
Beau Jack
Philadelphia
Johnny Hutchinson
Shube Park
Jack
Hutchinson
Irv Jiutcher
Georgia
Bob Mongomery
New York
Associated Press
Johnny
Beau
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Springfiled 5 Hartford 2 in a suspended game under dimout rule. Konetski, Dwyer and Comis key, Talcott, Dagenhard and Brady distributed hits. Only game scheduled. Today's games Albany at Hartford Utica at Springfield Elmira at Wilkes Barre. Standings show St Louis 28 Brooklyn 49 35 Pittsburg 42 36 Cincinnati 40 40 Chicago 36 44 Philadelphia 33 42 New York 32 0 48 407 X.
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Hartford
Konetski
Dwyer
Comiskey
Talcott
Dagenhard
Brady
Albany
Utica
Springfield
Binghamton
Scranton
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Eas
mRx
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Barrett
Sewell
Liner Shop Dominates Repair Gang for 14th Straight Win
The Liner Shopmen remained undefeated with a 5 2 victory over the Repair Gang in Arsenal Softball League action. Firemen defeated Breeches 9 3 in the other league contest as Palmer and O Leary led Firemen with two hits each while Mackas and Farmesch starred for Breeches.
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Liner Shop
Arsenal
Repair Gang
Firemen
Breeches
Liner Shopmen
Steve Bell
Paul Maxwell
Grosso
Gruba
Palmer
O'Leary
Mackas
Farmesch
Newark Card Features Knockouts and A Draw
Vinnie Vines of Newark scored a heavy technical knockout over Sanford Tuckett in 19 seconds of the fourth round at Meadowbrook Bowl. Johnny Carter stopped Billy Grant in 2.38 of the seventh heat, Pvt. Gib Jones floored Ted Brown, and Lou Mays won by technical in 1:16 of the final round. Wild Bill McDowell and Milo Theodorescu drew, while Krell was defeated by Lou Mays in Paterson.
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Newark
N. J
Vinnie Vines
Schenectady
Sanford Tuckett
New York
Meadowbrook Bowl
Tuckett
Vines
Paul Cavalier
Johnny Carter
Philadelphia
Billy Grant
Orange
Gib Jones
Cincinnati
Ted Brown
Grant
Wild Bill McDowell
Paterson
Milo Theodorescu
Lou Mays
Jack Krell
Saratoga Group Plans Charity Day at Belmont
Saratoga Racing Association Charities Inc plans a charity day at Belmont Park during the Saratoga meeting opening July 26. The charity body seeks tax relief on funds distributed to war relief and other causes, with a board including George H. Bull John A. Morris F Skiddy Von Stade Julius A. White and George D. Widener. The charity will operate in New York State with a Saratoga Springs address.
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Saratoga
Saratoga Racing Association
Belmont Park
Saratoga Racing Association Charities, Inc
Saratoga Racing Association Charities Inc
New York State
Saratoga Springs
George H. Bull
John A. Morris
New York
F. Skiddy von Stade
Westbury
Julius A. White
Mill Neck
George D. Widener
Philadelphia
Dizzy Dean Returns Home to Gather Crops in Lancaster
Dizzy Dean, former MLB star and current St Louis Tactic announcer, is home near Lancaster Texas to gather his hay and oat crops. He says his first Army exam in St Louis classified him as A and he has awaited further call for a physical.
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Lancaster
Tex
Dizzy Dean
St Louis
Dean
St. Louis
Here
Watervliet Cardinals Nets 23rd Straight Win on Port Schuyler Field
Watervliet Cardinals beat Albany Community nine 6 to 0 at First Street diamond. Jimmy Weldon no hits in two innings and Dick Cooney backed with two for three. Both players part of Watervliet High last spring. Cards plan contests with leading youth teams and face Gloeckners tonight and South Enders of Cohoes tomorrow. Manager Jimmy Lynch. call Jack Purcell for games.
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Watervliet Cardinals
Cardinals
Albany
Port Schuyler Diamond
First Street
Jimmy Weldon
Dick Cooney
Watervliet High
Gloeckners
Port Schuyler
South Enders
Cohoes
Jimmy Lynch
Jack Purcell
Watervliet
Watkins Beat Chiefs 11 to 3 at Knickerbocker Field
The Watkins All Stars defeated the Green Island Chiefs 11 to 3 last night. Chuck Smith and Harry Batcheller pitched, with Bob Bebernitz catching. Smith had four hits in five trips and will be out several weeks. Gene Merchant Al Bebernitz and Batcheller added two hits each. Connors led for the losers. Cincinnati Reds dubbed the daddy team of the majors with Max Marshall and Gerald Walker each having four children. Eddie Miller and Lennie Frey each have three.
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Watkins All Stars
Green Island Chiefs
Knickerbocker Field
Chuck Smith
Harry Batcheller
Bob Bebernitz
Smith
Watkins
Gene Merchant
al Bebernitz
Batcheller
Connors
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Max Marshall
Gerald Walker
Eddie Miller
Lennie Frey
Texas League Plans to Resume Operations Next Year
The Texas League, inactive this year due to transport and costs, plans to resume in 1944 if the war ends as hoped. League president J Alvin Gardner says the pause was beneficial, with fan interest likely to rebound after a year off. Most clubs expect a clean slate, though two may need refinancing. overall, league health is good.
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Texas League
Dallas
Tex
J. Alvin Gardner
Gardner
Dodgers Top Chisox in Exhibition at Doubleday Field
Dodgers beat White Sox 7 to 5 in an exhibition before 4 000 fans at Cooperstown Doubleday Field. Chicago tallied all runs in first on hits by Tucker, Cartright, Appling, Kellaway, and Kuhel. Dodgers rallied with Camilli, Owen, Bragan, Fitzsimmons, and Glossop contributing hits and a late run on singles and error.
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Cooperstown
Doubleday
White Sox
Fitz
Rube Melton
Edgar Smith
Jake Wade
Chicago
Dolph Camilli
Mickey Owen
Bobby Bragan
Castino
Fitzsimmons
Melton
Owen
Different Ways to Cool a Dodger Feud
The column contrasts Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail in handling a Dodgers dispute with Rickey preferring quiet control and MacPhail using direct, confrontational tactics. It speculates how MacPhail would handle Leo Durocher and Bobo Newsom, and how Rickey’s approach preserves Durocher’s job while MacPhail would blast through locker room tensions.
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New York GP
Larry MacPheil
Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Mr. Rickey
Leo Durocher
Leo
Durocher
Newsom
MacPhail
Dodgers
Rickey
McCreary Leads Amateurs In Tom Golf Debut
Dick McCreary a 26 year old Indianapolis bakery salesman shot 36 36 72 to lead medalist honors in the first qualifying round of the All American amateur tournament. He credited his wife for luck as a crowd of about 1,000 watched 25 amateurs compete and a $100 war bond was awarded for the day's low card.
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Chicago
Tom O'Shanter
Dick McCreary
Indianapolis
Ind
McCreary
Indiana
Louisiana State University
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Sonny Ellis
Columbus
Chick Evans
Steve Kevach
Tarentum
Wilford Webble
Racine
Wis
Sgt
Joe Louis
Pirates option Colman to Toronto in 24 hour pact
Pittsburg Pirates optioned 25 year old outfielder Frank Colman to Toronto of the International League under a 24 hour agreement. President William E. Benswanger said Toronto asked for an outfielder to replace Maurice Van Robays whom the Pirates recalled last week. Colman hit .276 in 30 games with Pittsburgh and will report to Toronto Thursday.
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Pittsburg GP
Pittsburg Pirates
Frank Colman
Toronto
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburg
Maurice van Robays
Pirates
Colman
Rangers Split With Senators in Watervliet yesterday
The Rangers and the Senators split two games in Watervliet with scores of 3 to 5. Rangers leaders were Joe Kilcullen Joe Shea and John Caldwell while Genski starred for the Senators.
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Rangers
Senators
Watervliet J
Joe Kilcullen
Joe Shea
John Caldwell
Genski
Braves Edge Albany 3 to 2 in Exhibition Win
Boston Braves defeat Albany Senators 3 to 2 in an exhibition game as Dave Odom pitched all nine innings allowing five hits. The Braves plated three runs in the sixth on two singles and three walks, while Butch Nieman Charley Workman and Johnny McCarthy contributed key hits. Attendance was 1,915.
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Boston Braves
Albany Senators
Dave Odom
Braves
Ray Redi Moran
Butch Nieman
Charley Workman
Johnny McCarthy
Boston
Albany
Odom
Poland
Moran
McCabe
Camelli
Ramblers Triumph 7 3 Over Americans in League Race
The Ramblers defeated the Americans 7 to 3 in the Troy Boys' Club League at the Market. It was their fourth straight win. Potenza and Bucciero led the Ramblers’ attack as the Ramblers, Rangers and Fifth Avenue A. A. tied for first with four wins and two losses.
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Ramblers
Troy Boys
Potenza
Bucciero
Rangers
Fifth Avenue A. A
A's Rout Camp Shank Team 10-2 In Exhibition
Philadelphia Athletics explode for four runs in the first inning and three more in the third to defeat Camp Shank 10 to 2 in an exhibition game. Tom Clyde started, Carl Sheib finished, Showfety sparked Camp Shank with a homer and double, Hefner led the A's with three hits.
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Camp Shank
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Tom Clyde
Carl Sheib
Gratz
Emil Showfety
Monetreal Royals
Don Hefner
A’s
Philadelphia
Clyde
Sheib
Brucker
Swift
Fitzgerald
Haines
Hedeman
Dog Notes Show Dog Survives 21 Auto Hits
A Homestead Florida dog has survived 21 automobile collisions, a quirky record noted in a column. The piece counsels sane care like moderate washing and baking soda in water for dry itchy skin, and debunks summer rabies fears linked to Dog Days. It also notes a government dog recruitment estimate of 125,000 for war service.
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James McLean
Fido
Tabies
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Ken Parsons
James Walsh
George Myer
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Floyd Nelson
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Edward Roussel
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Gurley
Indus
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Mich
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National Association
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Fairmont R. A
Elmer Stymist
Sid Fogel
John Bosman
Bud Labar
Paul Chearling
Arsenal Loop
Kennedy
Larkins
Yarmesch
Mostranski
Mooney
Grime
Maxwell
Dorp
K. 0
Victor
Saratoga Group
Belmont
State College
Bob Rutherford
Penn State
Lion
Leo Houck
I Watkins
Chiefs
Lose Smith
Larry
Elmer Vale
Don Heffner
Bill Johnson
Yankees
Stadium
Bill Dickey
Bucs
Shade
THE
Peter Boggs
Whitey
Corte
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co., Inc
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