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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1945
Page
6
Pirates defeat Giants 13-5 as Beattie and teammates rally from an early deficit. Voiselte and Gost contributed notable plays while Pittsburg offense surged in the later innings, sealing the win behind a strong late charge.
Eastern and American League results overview with yesterday’s scores. Standings show Detroit and Washington leading their leagues, New York and Chicago near .500, plus notable matchups including Boston at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago. Eastern League results include Scranton, Albany, Wilkes-Barre, and Hartford games with partial scores and standings updates.
International II results show Newark 4 Baltimore 3 in Newark with Jersey City 3 Syracuse 2 and Toronto 2 Montreal 2 Buffalo 7 Rochester L. in a packed evening of regional hockey action across cities including Newark Baltimore Jersey City Syracuse Toronto Montreal Buffalo Rochester.
Martin Jakuela homered to pace the St Louis Browns to a doubleheader win over the New York Yankees, 4-3 in the opener and 3-2 in the nightcap, as Newsom and Flores earned successive victories. The Browns, trailing early, rallied with key hits including Estalella’s doubled run and Kell’s homer to secure both wins.
The Detroit Tigers and Washington Nationals split a doubleheader as Detroit’s triple play, first since 1945, helped Washington narrow the gap. Dutch Leonard and Roger Wolff matched the bats, while Gil Torres aided a seventh-inning double play to end George Case’s hustle.
Firemen postdail team victories over St Josephs in a doubleheader sweeping the series. Pete Mooney and Jack Lowery sparked the attack while Russ Sheehan and Stanath contributed strong hitting as the Firemen posted season highs.
Chicago White Sox rally past Boston Red Sox 6 3 at Fenway. Lopat allows ten hits but keeps game under control. Key scoring includes a third inning uprising and late insurance as Chicago overcomes wildness from Boston pitchers.
The Albany Senators begin their longest road swing of the season, traveling to Elmira for a doubleheader with the Pioneers tomorrow. They will play in Williamsport Binghamton and Utica in addition to Elmira, with Chuck Hawler likely starting game one. Elmer Kish will miss the trip due to a dislocated knuckle and First Prize Night is rescheduled for August 14.
Syracuse report on George Fallon of the St Louis Cardinals, a utility infielder, who appeared for induction yesterday. Maj. J J Lamanna said his case has not been disposed of, leaving his military service status uncertain last night.
Steve Sloboda was sold to the Little Rock club in Arkansas. Ray Winder announced the outright purchase from Newark of the International League. Sloboda, who batted .448 with Williamsport in the Eastern League, was mentioned in connection with Tassesson.
In a tight pennant race the Senior CYO Baseball League schedules two triple headers to make up rained out games. Sacred Heart of Troy vs St Anthony's at Prospect Park 2 p.m. Tomorrow, followed by St Michael's at Waterview. Marty Dwyer's team vs St Anthony's at Prospect Park 8 p.m. Also Sacred Heart of Troy at Sacred Heart of Watervliet for two games starting 6 p.m. The May 27 completion resumes with Troy trailing 2 0 in the fifth.
Brooklyn Dodgers pound five runs, led by Dixie Walker with a homer and two singles, to take a 10-4 lead over the Chicago Cubs before a postponement at Wrigley Field in the eighth inning. The game will resume September 2, with standings showing the Cubs in second, Cardinals idle, Dodgers third. Walker drove in five, Walther added a homer and two-run single, and the Dodgers chased Cubs starter Beeker from the mound before a crowd of 20,936.
Jerry Webb of Syracuse faces Carmen Sippello of Schenee in a six round bout Monday night at Rankins Stadium. Webb, a former AAU standout, is new to pro ranks but shows promise and has headlined shows in recent years. Sippello, a former amateur star, made a notable pro debut at Hawkins Stadium and has trained hard for this engagement. The card also features Lippetto, Vinnie Vines, and Jackie Gaines in supporting bouts, with Jackie Capareti vs Tommy Hubert headlining a 10 round main event at 8 40 P M.
Cincinnati pitcher Magerkurth heads to Police Court to answer a charge of statutory assault and battery after a post game altercation with Thomas J. Lango, cafe owner, at the Reds vs. Red Sox doubleheader. Lango reports a punch left him bruised and beaten while others intervened. Magerkurth says the matter will be settled in court and declined further comment.
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher said he was sued for a $50 fine after an argument with umpire Ziggy Sears during the second game of a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. Ford C Frick had noth fled him of the fine. Durocher was ejected from the game.
The Office of Defense Transportation opposes moving race horses by barge amid a transit crisis. The order bans railroad and motor carrier transport of race horses and show animals but does not ban barge or private van shipments. ODT Director J Monroe Johnson says no exemptions will be given and no special dispensation for the Hambletonian meet at Goshen.
Johnny Greco of Montreal defeated Tony Janico of Youngstown by an eight round decision in Madison Square Garden. Greco, 143 pounds, pressured from the sixth round to win on the cards, with judges split but most favoring Greco. Crowd reported 34,971. gate about 369,275, marking Janico’s second loss in 43 pro bouts.
Chattanooga Lookouts announce the release of rookie pitcher Joaquin Gutierrez to Williamsport Pa for a preseason incident with team staff. Gutierrez had six wins and eight losses in the season and was suspended by manager Bert Niehoff before returning to Chattanooga.
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