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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
7
In a loose 2 loosely played game 2 Albany pitchers struggled as Binghamton Tripers outslugged Albany for a 17 to 9 victory. Moore struck out and walked batters while O Brien and relievers labored as errors and miscues fueled the scoring.
Narberth Pa reports on Dr Thaddeus J L Bolton emeritus psychologist at Tempier University explaining a record 19 million betting sum across 12 tracks on Tuesday. He says impulse to concentrate life in a moment drives large wagers and that such betting is a historical impulse more than a new craze.
Elmira pitcher Johnny Riley limited Wilkes-Barre to six hits and earned the decision while the Barons squandered chances. Ward opened the scoring with a bases empty single, stole second, scored on Visth’s long fly, but the Pioneers answered with three in their half and held on to win.
The St Louis Browns defeated the Washington Nationals 4 to 3 in 11 innings to pull even for first in the American League standings with the Yankees. Roger Wolff allowed the decisive hit as George McQuinn singled and Vern Stephens walked to start the 11th. Gene Moore homered earlier and drove in the tying run, while Sig Jakucki opened with a solo shot for the Browns before fading in the seventh and eighth.
New York Giants win 8-5 at Chicago as Reyes drives in six runs with two homers and a squeeze. Bill Nicholson hits 6th homer, Danny Cordell adds 3rd, Seward lands two sacrifices, Cubs rally briefly in first inning before Giants pull away.
Johnny Dudek pitched a no hitter for the Fordians as Waterford Fourth Streeters defeated St Peter's 11 to 0 at Prospect Park. Jimmy Mincher starred at bat with a double and two singles. Waterford seeks a home game Sunday against a fast area team. Dell Waterford -ZF-29, ask for Jimmy Mincher.
Galveston Tex Tuesday night Nova fought Jinmy Webb of Galveston and scored a sub mission in severe rounds. The Californian, billed as the 20 pound prodigy, claimed No 1 ranking as Lou and Billy Conn are in the Army. Nova vows next fight with Buddy Stott at Ottahona City.
EASTERN ALBANY S10 020 003- 910 4 BINGHAMTON 816 13 Sox-37 11 4 O'Brien, Langton, Wise, Brogger, Graumann and Daniels, Kunis, Moore and Wentworth .HARTFORD 020 130 00-79 : UTIGA 90 140 001-6 15 4 Schacker and Stats, Gambol, Winsch, Entendola and Verdelana Radakovich. [SCRANTON 020 300 020-282 WILLIAMSPORT 003 OL 047 ] Suchecki and Savina: Sills, Tra gdesco, Napoles and Valdes. WIEKES-BARRE Albany at Binghamton. Wilkes-Barre. at Elmira. Scranton at Williamsport. Portford at Utica (2), Westerday's Results. Boston 5, St. Louis : Brooklyn , Pittsburg 4, New York 8, Chicago 6, Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 4 Gaines. Today: Pittsburg at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Boston: Cincinnati at Phiadelphia, Chicago at New 'Fork, night. Yesterday's Results. Detroit & New York 2, Cleveland 7, Boston 4. St Louis 4, Washington Philadelphia at Chicago (post poned rat.) Games Today: New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at St Louis.
Catholic Central High School defeated Lan singburg High 6 to 3 in a Principals' League baseball game at Catholic Central High Field. Bill Flynn earned his third win of the season as CCHS built a 6-0 lead before Lan singburg scored in the seventh. The win improves CCHS to four in eight starts.
Billy Gibson, who trained Gene Tenney and Benny Leonard to world boxing titles, praises his son Bob a pilot in the South Pacific. Bob recently avenged Buddy's death by piloting his plane under a Japanese fighter and shooting the enemy plane down in Sames.
Hall of Fame golfer Gene Sarazen predicts a large influx of new players after the war. He attributes the growth to golf news and a rehabilitation program for soldiers, supported by veteran pro Ray Mueller. Cincinnati has a rising star catcher who joined Harrisburg in 1922.
Detroit beat New York 6-2 as Al Unser delivered a late homer and two runs in the fourth frame. Orrell pitched six innings for Detroit, allowing two runs on five hits, with Overmire finishing. Watervliet’s Detrto beat La Salle 6-2 behind Unser's homer and strong relief work.
Dodgers beat Pirates 8 to 4 at Ebbets Field, extending their streak to three wins. Cal McLish earned his first major league victory, despite limited mound help, as Augie Galan homered and Olmo and Owen added triples to key a five run third inning.
Yale beats Hamilton 5, Stendard Pree posts strong relief. St Lawrence defeats Union 10 to 4. Hobart powers past Rochester 14 to 2 in a sequence of tight regional games.
Detroit's lefty Hal Newhouser and right-hander Paul Trout form a potent one two punch on the mound. The pair teamed to beat the Yankees on Memorial Day, each earning a second victory over the champions. Newhouser stands at seven wins and three losses, Trout at six and four, as they spearhead Detroit's pitching staff alongside Willy (Wobby) Gorsia. Both young hurlers are on track for twenty win seasons as they build a steady, durable rotation for the pennant chase.
Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-4 to climb above them into sixth place. Rookie pitcher Ed Kiseman earned the win after relieving Vernon Kennedy in the fifth. Boston was limited to nine hits, including George Metkovich’s homer. The Indians scored four runs in the third inning off Oscar Judd, who took the loss, with further relief by George Woods and Mixé Ryba.
The Black Senators of Albany and the Berlin Bear Cats battled to a 33 all tie during a Sunday game at Berlin. Darkness halted play after ten innings. Bear Cats seek home games with other semi pro teams on Sundays. interested parties may write to W. V. Livingstone, Berlin.
Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie says the St Louis Cardinals are the top National League team and would be even without the war. He places the Pittsburgh Pirates second and notes the Reds.
Honus Wagner remains the Pirates star and major league batting champion. He led the National League in batting averages and tallied seven other top marks between early 1900s and 1911, continuing to wear the big league uniform.
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