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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
9
Tigers defeat Browns 6 to 4 behind a strong late push. Detroit's bats power a midgame rally as pitchers from both sides struggle. Browns offense stalls after a rough stretch, and Detroit extends its lead with timely hits and solid defense.
National and American League standings update with yesterday's results. Brooklyn and New York tied 2-2. Cincinnati defeated St Louis 2-1. Boston beat Philadelphia 8-3. Philadelphia beat Boston 5-4. Pittsburgh and New York lead divisions. scheduled games include Chicago versus Pittsburgh and Philadelphia versus Boston with listed probables. American League shows Chicago beating Cleveland 9-3. Detroit 6 over St Louis. Boston at Philadelphia postponed. other schedules include New York at Brooklyn and Cleveland at Chicago with listed pitchers. Regional scores appear for Albany and surrounding teams with upcoming games noted.
New York promoters announce Montréal welterweight Greco will face Tony Janiro of Youngstown in an eight round bout at Madison Square Garden on July 27. Promoter Mike Jacobs disclosed the card yesterday. Janiro, aged nineteen, is limited to a tight rounds schedule.
Andy Daly scattered six hits over six innings to back Elmira’s 3-1 victory over Albany. Detailing late defense and an insurance run as Elmira pulled ahead, while Luzigski’s 36 pitch performance helped seal the win.
Wilkes-Barre’s Juggernauts beat Barons 3 1 on nine hits behind Zeke Melignano. Key seventh inning rally produced all runs as McKenna Lucchi Bruichek and Cohen singled in sequence, Sierstike drove in Lucchi, and Melignano scored Brutchak later. Barons managed a lone run in the fourth on Mihalic Ward Visea, as Kronowski struck out three.
Wet grounds postponed last night halted the Myers and Utica Blue Sox series opener. Scranton officials called off play after rain left the diamond slick and soggy, with a doubleheader likely scheduled to make up the game.
Sacred Heart defeats St. Michael's 3 2 in opening C Y O league game with two run second inning. O'Brien limited St Michael's to four hits as Sacred Heart, backed by solid defense, builds early lead and holds on for win.
A shaky start gives way to Hartford as Pokiemba and Petry drive runs with singles and a key double. Rickley and Ware contribute walks and a run each, while Therrien’s misplays allow the Grays to surge, scoring multiple times across fifth and seventh innings.
In a 3-2 defeat of the Brooklyn Giants at Ebbets Field, Hal Gregg pitched well for the Giants while Starver Harry Feidman was knocked for all three Dodgers runs. Howie Behukz and Badie Basinski provided early offense with a second inning double and an RBI single, followed by Basinski’s RBI double in the fifth. Joe Medwick’s single in the seventh started a Dodger rally that finally broke Gregg’s shutout, though the Giants still lost by one run. Danny Gar Gella doubled off the right field and Surges added a run in the ninth.
Averill Park won the Central Hudson Valley League title by defeating Ravens Cooymang 7-0 at Hawkins Stadium. Basil Keargiak led the offense with a triple and two RBIs, while pitcher Elroy Pace threw a shutout as Averill Park posted a dominant victory to clinch the crown.
Cleveland hammered three Chicago pitchers for 12 hits and two homers but could manage only three runs. Steve Gromek kept the White Sox in check until the fourth, when Wally Moses and teammates sparked a four-run rally. Dutch Meyer and Frankie Hayes homered for Cleveland, while Joe Wayne earned his sixth win of the year as Chicago implied. Attendance 2,312.
New York 42 reports Boston manager Cronin stressing youth in a wide open American League pennant race. He cites emerging contributors like Towiz, Sueiger, Metkevich, and Ferriss as need heals while noting Ferriss’s questionable readiness after a leg injury. Steiner’s effort and lineup tweaks highlight a push to win.
Cincinnati Reds rider Bowman pitched a 2-1 win over the St Louis Cardinals as they marked their third win in three starts. The Reds grabbed both runs in the sixth on four hits, while Blix Donnelly faltered and loaded the bases with two walks and a hit by pitch. Cardinals threatened in the ninth as Hobbs scored on Kurowski hit, but the rally ended with Sarosh grounded out to end the game. Public ceremonies preceded the game as officials unrolled the World Series pennant.
The Boston Braves won the opener 3-? as Mort Cooper pitched a six hitter for his sixth straight win while the Phillies rallied late to win the nightcap 5-4 in 15 innings. Errors, late singles by Tommy Holmes and Chuck Workman and a misplayed grounder helped the Braves in the extended game. The Phillies fell 8-3 in the first game, with Dick Barrett pitching until a seven-run fourth inning doomed Boston.
In a 10 to 3 Montreal win over the Newark Bears before 1,500, Royale batted around with 22 walks and 15 strikeouts fueling a 2 hour 40 minute game. Al Todd cleared the bases with a first inning triple and Follie Gladys added a three bagger in the eighth as Johnny Muldovan issued 11 walks in five innings. Les Webber pitched the complete game, overcoming wild control to finish with 12 hits allowed.
Patty Berg and Babe Zaharias edged Dorothy Germain and Helen Sigel one up in a best ball exhibition at the Philadelphia Inquirer Wet Bond tournament curtain raiser at Lisner Country Club. The two led with a 15 from the back tees, and Sigel and Germain struggled through downpours as Hines and Hickerson claimed a separate front with a 62.
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