Russell and Wood Tie For TCC Cup Medals at Frear Park
Pierce A Russell Jr and Dave Wood led with 72s in qualifying for Troy Country Club Governors Cup. Jerry Sestito, defending mayor’s trophy at Frear Park, fell to Bob Maxwell in first round. Frear Park and Troy results include top scores by Humphries, Whalen, Connally, McNulty, and Connors, plus several match play outcomes and net scores in classes A to C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Wood
Frear Park
Pierce A
Bud) Russell, Jr
Dave Wood
Troy Country Club
Jerry Sestito
John J. Ahern
Frear Park Association
Bob Maxwell
T.C.C
Troy Country
Percy Humphries
Jim Whalen
Wynn Evans
Paul Forsythe
Walt Gor- Man
Frank Weaver
J. F. McNulty
Geng Connally
Jack VanDeCar
Conrad Lang
William Killough
James Patrick, Jr
Walter Ewing
John Walsh
Reginald Devarennes
Vic Gilbert
Fred Greene
H. J. Lidford
Nolan Curry
Mark Filley
Irving Gollnick
James Mulvey
Ray Chadwick
Tom Oviatt
Jack Ide
William Hannan
Joe Burke
Jack Hall
Bob Murray
Williams, Connors
Homer Davis
Charles Passanne
Harry Johnson
Bill Connors
Davy Connors
James Whalen
RS. Polk
Joe Kennedy
Bill Canin
Frank Durkee
Dan Organ
Wes Griffith
Vic Lucrezia
Dan Praeie
Ed Akullian
John Maxwell
Bill Daley
Tom Cahill
Fred Ver
Jeger
al Bosbach
Jerry Messia
Art Frament
Joe Gratton
Joe Camponi
Ed Bennett
Chet Joison
Dick McFarland
Paul Ryan
Frank Harrington
Ed Bevins
Kennedy
Durkee
Griffith
Praete
Maxwell
Cahill
Murray
Sestito
Frament
Leanett
McFarland
Harrington
Jerry Carpenter
Clarence Tofte
Anthony Slavis
Carlson Atkins In Mat Main At South End Arena Tonight
Tug Carlson of Chicago meets Fred Atkins of Sydney in a best of five fall main event on a four bout wrestling card at the South End Arena. Carlson seeks a repeat Troy visit while Atkins carries into his third local appearance, with other prelims featuring Timmy Lee, Ben Sharpe, Rudy Wroblewski, Young Bull Montana, and a Class B golf and amateur baseball slate noted in the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Tug Carlson
Chicago
Fred Atkins
Sydney
Australia
Carlson
Troy
al Korman
Atkins
Ray Wilmer
Big Ben Morgan
Cardiff
Secarfinal
High
Timmy Lee
Dallas
Tex
E Sharpe
Hamilton
Ben Sharpe
Mike
Cardiff Giant
Rudy Wroblewski
Schenectady
Young Bull Montana
Allea
Baseball Law Suits Still Stand
The case centers on reinstating players who resisted contracts in 194. Chandler notes courts delayed action until rulings. The New York Court of Appeals upheld that forcing reinstatement would undo resignations, leaving ineligibility intact. Several named players across Cardinals Giants Dodgers Cubs and Phillies are involved.
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Page One
Chandler
Gardella
Volved
Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
New York Court of Appeals
St. Louis Cardinals
Martin
Laufer
Federal District Court
Lou Klein
Napoleon Reyes
Adrian Zahala
New York Giants
Roberto Ortiz
Chile Gomes
Washington Nats
Luis Olmo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bobby Estallea
Philadelphia Athletics
Chico Hernandez
Chicago Cubs
Rene Monteagude
Philadelphia Phillies
Clubs Ready To Welcome Players
Baseball officials praised the move allowing former major league players banned for jumping to the Mexican League to return. Ford Frick and Branch Rickey welcomed the decision, noting players like Mickey Owen and Luis Olmo among those reinstated. Cardinals officials also expressed readiness to welcome former players Lou Klein, Wax Lanier, and Fred Martin.
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Associated Press
A. B Chandler II
Ford Frick
National League
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Mickey Owen
Luis Olmo
Fred Saigh
Man Saet Eddie Dyer
St Louis Cardinals
Lou Khein
Wax Lanier
Fred Martin
Tico Boxing Champs and Contenders Set for Summer Title Bouts
A crowded tuneup slate in New Haven Philadelphia and New York features welterweight Bar Rot Enique Blance and Rod Gavilan preparing for summer title defenses. Other bouts include lightweight挑战s by Freddy Fleet and CR Hart, plus notable pairings like Jimmy Collins vs Willie Pep and Lary Ramox vs Jimmy Carollo. The New York managers guild TV and radio dispute drains Madison Square Garden’s boxing week.
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Tico
Nek Tork
Tan Chammone
Partie Rico
New Haven
Pop Willlitle Aghis
Mhl
Eddie
iConize
Bar Rot Enique Blance
Insom
Rod Gavilan
Los Angeles
Crim
Harold
Bate
Philadelphia
Cones
Detroit
Tomenror
Syracuse. S
Jimmy Collins
Philadel
Willie Pep
Phia
Campion
Lary Ramox
Philadelphia Tonight
Roland la Stars
Bernie Reynolds
Ales
Senators Whip Elmira Twice and Split ENY League Openers
Eastern New York Baseball League results show Cohoes Retailers defeating Troy 7-3 at Notre Dame Field while Waterford and Schenectady win. Maplewood falls to Schenectady 7-3. Commissioner Mark Filey to preside at Maplewood Legion rooms meeting tonight.
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Cohoes
Watervliet
Choes
Epit
Troy
Waterford
Beheaselady
Maplewood
Waterview
Mechanicville
New York Baseball League
Mark Filey
Maplewood Legion Rooms
Senators Defeat Pioneers In Doubleheader To Climb Standings
Albany Senators seized first in the Eastern League by sweeping Elmira 12 11 in the opener and 5 2 in the nightcap before 7 988 fans. The opener featured a late rally as Bob Doyle walked in the winning run in the eighth after Elmira controlled much of the game. Bill Bordt pitched the second game for Elmira but Albany’s hits and errors fueled a late comeback for the Senators to secure the twinbill victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grizzlies
Schenectady Grizzlies
Maplewood Legionnaires
Central Park
Schenectady
Joe Rafferty
Pat DeLeva
Maplewood
Harris
Bailey
Connelly
Coulter
Gamble
Smith
Albany Senators
Elmira Pioneers
Bob Doyle
Elmira
Senators
Pioneers
Bill Bordt
Albany
Rollie Stuckmeyer
Stuckemeyer
Kim Bilbrey
Rube Stohs
Senator
Stohe
Doyle
Gus Bell
Eddie Halski
Held
Masjorki
Madrid
Stuckmeyer
Piesek
Sante Fero
Ercoy
Stan Milankovich
Majerici
Matty
Orie Arntzen
Majork
Bordt
Ed Heinrich
Herschel Hela
Clark Henry
Manno
McAlister
Jim Mims
Hahn
Troy and LaSalle Vie For Principals Loop Baseball Lead
In the Principals League Troy leads with Catholic High close behind and LaSalle a half game back. Troy faces LaSalle at Prospect Park with a pivotal clash while Catholic High plays Notre Dame at Notre Dame Field as Watervliet and Lansingburg also contest. A Troy win would solidify the public school squad in control as the leaders collide.
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Troy
Catholic High
LaSalle
Lansingburg
Watervliet
CCHS
Prospect Park
Notre
Notre Dame
Swellshaken
Waterford Berlin Meet For Crown In Tri-County League
Settlement of the championship in the Tri-County Baseball League comes up tomorrow afternoon at 4 relock when Waterford and Berlin meet at neutral Knickerbocker Playground. The league includes Berlin in Rensselaer County Heat y in Albany County and Waterford and Saratoga County. Waterford and Berlin have split their two meetings this season and both have defeated Flastty.
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van Schaick
Guy Ralph
New York
Saratoga Spa Golf Club
Cohers
New York Women’s Association
Edison Greens
Scheindadr
Entga Mnen
Miani Country
New York Pubic Links
Tri-County Baseball League
Waterford
Berin
Knickerbocker
Berlin
Rensselaer County
Heaty
Albany County
Saratoga County
Perennials Face Two League Foes This Week
The Perennials seek first in the National Division as they face Hope A. L tomorrow night on 112th Street, half a game back. Thursday they meet the All Troys at 142nd Street, with an independent game tonight against Snugnery Inn at Konickerbocker. The Postoffice team plays three city league games this week including St. Peters tomorrow at Anthony Park, the Viaducts Wednesday at Schoo 12, and Lansinghurt Boss Friday at Knickerback. Berlin beat the Green Islanders 21-20 in a no hit bid by Art Goodermote. Waterford swept Heatly 6-1 and 21-3 with Dick Cornetti guiding a 2-0 win over Berlin on May 18. A later Berlin-Waterford clash saw Arn Goodermore pitch a three hitter as Cornetti struggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeralds
Dwyers
Haymakers
Prospect Park
St] ‘Peter's
Geer Field
Bearcats
Feeble Viaducts
Catholic High Field
Ida Hill
Camel F
Jim Carr
Billy Smith
Jerry Clifford
Bert Cavanagh
Irv Gollaberry
Bud Walther
Hank Vergi
Jack Sargent
Frank Weeiser
Ernie Diehl
Curt Grimes
Hayisakers
Sargent
Hilton
Diehl
Walther
R. Baith
Grimes
Haith
Goldsberry
Hope A. AL
112Th Street
All Troys
142Th Street
Snugnery Inn
Konickerbocker
Postoffice
Postoffice Mer
St. Peter's
Anthony Park
The
Viaducts
Schoo
Lansinghurt
Knickerback
Onceveys Heatly
Berlin
Green Islanders
Art Goodermote
Arn Goodermote
Berkshire
Waterford
Dick Cornetti
Cornett
Art Goadermore
Berlin Finger
Long
Hitx
Fanning
Arm Goodermore
Arn
Fordians
Dick Cornenti
Race Entries At Leading Tracks In Early Season Flurry
A garbled list of horse names, jockeys, and odds fills a race entry section. Despite the chaotic text, several named horses appear with numbers and potential affiliations, suggesting an early season entries page from a racing table.
Back In First Fire Game El Myre Albany Team Names
fragmented OCR reads like box score and play-by-play of a baseball game between Elmira Albany and others. It lists players such as Cattrey Henry Manno Stau... and notes pitching by Stuerer Kaye Bilbrey and Doyle with hits and RBI details. vague scores and line items reflect a mid game summary and roster flash.
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Elmira
Albany
Fabricoa Abrhom Catry
Mtautet
Pleeck
Lanto
Wikinn
Henry
Komer
Manno
Stuerer
Kaye
Bilbrey
Muah
Stone
Ceintich
Doyle
Kerry
Moureis
Knerr
Elven
Albaxy
Emer
Cattrey
RBI
Bel
Stuckmeyer
Friend
Plenek
Madria
Staucet
Lenitera
Held
Leveille
Hen. Meh
McAlister
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Nimbus
Epsom Downs
England
Amour Drake
Swallowtail
Nished
Armour Drake
Glenisteg
Brunswick Road
Troy Country Ab
James Keiph
Bill Weber
Robert Hart
de. Fra Condon
al Nona-Georger
Edison
Tom Gormley
van Behaick
Featire
Bill Mazur
Jow Netttle
Fred Murray
Joe Belogi
Howard Adien
Tom Scullan
Low Netter
John Staburski
al Burke
Marie” Bergoni
A and
al Couture
Golf State
the Devers
St Peter's
Dwyer
Bill Edwards
Satesty
Charlie Graf
Bil Maloney
Hoevier
Bill
Duke” Behernitz
St. Peter's Oholo
Dever
Haneen
Dee
Edwards
Rohloff
Bearcat
Hapleas
Meol
Gallagher
Miles
L. Dwyer A. C. Emerald A.C. Haymakers
Coveneys
Bucky A. C. Bearcats
Hounton
Tully
Wiadutts
Winkler
Cunningham
Milington
Phillins
Burns
Houngan
Miiex
ENY League
Pet
Maplewood Staiy Mechanicyille
BC Green Island
Reynolds
Chuck Reynolds
Motha
Diotte
Gluska, Sullivan
DeBonis
Cohves
Mope" DeVito
Rangers
Vets
Watervhet Oowg
Karafunda
Coonley
LeMay
White
Fiacce
Deyeear la
Grantman
Deum Steelman
Hlaarnegierte
Speedy
Mevorde
Dela
Mary Breer
Stitt
Levear
Pleganti
Kentucky Man
Tay
Mitver Crest
Hendy
Xot Wea
Moni Teiy
Xolin Vain
Meeoke
Akan Eerie
Onan Cara
Mire
Tarssram
Bray
Nana Mthomer
Ax Siveig
Ceara
Leram
Broken Coop
Wivweager Mink
Igttam
Bitan
Apo Bywats & Tyee
Benusy
Ther
Sore
Penn Mata
Lees
yGerce
Fm Tatler
Pata
Bier Pier TG
Sewerr
Ns Bui
Guri
Tran Yei
Rey Moronti
Bleck
Michalene
Wievayd
Toremen
Shane Mon Tits Berber
Pieeer Ted
Jalmies
Shine
Vie Feren
TB. Lande Band
Slmira
Tomer
Mast
Tong Rene
Rom Gy 29992 Haty
Rong
Rene Mha Minn
Catney
Kattiet
Kempecke
Madred
Bite
Mims
Kranece Letiaeimite
Atbeno
Atty—Bemin
Yern
Rann
Berst
Bas
Timken Stlent
Cellus Tedeyter
Mintzer Petroleum Corp
Chas. Farnucci
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Frank McNed
Clebborne
Coba's
Sporting Goods
Trey Jensen
Rod & Sport Shop
Conran
Troy Se Eea
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