Brooks Belt Phils 9 2 Take Series
Dodgers rally in late innings to sweep the three game set with a 9 to 2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Bats and errors highlighted the win as Isadore Lear and Oscar Jodd contributed key plays.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
12
Dodgers rally in late innings to sweep the three game set with a 9 to 2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Bats and errors highlighted the win as Isadore Lear and Oscar Jodd contributed key plays.
In Arcadia California the 55 000 Santa Anita Derby tests a three year old field led by Busher. Sea Sovereign Best Bell Checkerwall and Ymes Bond emerge as threats as four contenders chase the Derby prize of 38 195 to win with an expected field of five nominees and likely fewer starters.
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4, extending their winning streak to five. Cavarretta delivered key hits, including a run and an RBI double, while Henry Wyse limited Pirates scoring. Don Jobston and El Nicholson added late insurance as Chicago held on.
Detroit fans welcomed Hank Greenberg back to the Tigers as he worked out with the team in Detroit. The former AL home run leader impressed spectators, shagged flies, and demonstrated he has not lost his power or eye for the strike zone. Trainer Dr. Raymond said Greenberg is in good shape as he focuses on hitting during the session.
Phil Infielder Brownies prepare for a Sunday game against the Amsterdam Pros at 2 pm. Amsterdam guards a fast start, aiming to stay atop the league after a rough opening, while Harting Trey mounts a challenge. Bitsy Moti, formerly of Utica, has been discharged from duty in the System League.
Waite Hoyt former Yankee pitcher has been missing since Tuesday. He telephoned his radio station to say he was safe and would return. Dayton station manager Pat Smith said Hoyt offered no explanation for his absence. His wife reported amnesia since a 1931 Detroit game head injury. Hoyt currently broadcasts Reds games.
New York Yankees routed Boston 14 to 4 as Hoyt Ferriss failed early and was knocked from the mound. Jim Bushel and company surged with a 9 run outburst in the first frame, Yankees piling up 23 hits overall and halting the Red Sox eight game win streak. Ferriss allowed nine runs before relief, while Walt Dudyiel and teammates rode strong hitting to the decisive victory.
The standings show New York leading with 23 wins, Boston with 8, and Chicago near .500 as Philadelphia and St Louis trail. Yesterday only New York defeated Boston 13 to 4. Detroit beat Cleveland and Washington’s result unclear. Upcoming games include Washington at Boston and Detroit at St Louis with a full slate of probable pitchers.
Connie Mack visited war veterans at Waller Reed Hospital spending time with amputee cases and ward patients. He toured the gym and wards sharing baseball stories with the patients as Athletics stars Russ Christopher Dick Steddert and Earl Brucker joined him for chow.
New York CP-Lt Seymour Greenberg ranked No. 4 in the country will join the Red Cross tennis exhibitions at Forest Hills. The net show runs today through Sunday with seven matches on opening day including Bill Tilden the 12 year old former champion in singles and doubles.
Detroit Tigers toppled the Cleveland Indians 5 to 1 as Frank Overmire pitched six solid innings and drove in two runs. Hank Greenberg, back from Army duty, practiced in the outfield and at first base and may be ready within ten days. The Tigers’ offense hammered Jim Hughe for nine hits and built a lead with two runs in the first three frames.
A four member Brooklyn scout staff led by A B. Lark Karem announces a Dodgers baseball school in Troy starting Thursday at 9 30 am lasting through Saturday. Open to 16 years or older with any talent, the camp requires only baseball shoes and one glove, with fees charged.
D. M. Look of Greenwich Conn a renowned trotting horse breeder died yesterday at Tinton. Born in Clayville he owned Castleton a famed Lexington Ky stud farm where his family bloodlines supported trotting lines. Though retired forty years ago he served on the board of directors of James Talcott Co to date. He will be buried in Albany.
Donnelly and Nip Citticineau helped the St Louis Cardinals blank Cincinnati 8 0 yesterday with three doubles and a late homer by catcher Ken O'Dea. Vern Kennedy took the loss, and Philadephia saw the Cards collect eight hits in seven innings including two baserunners for Whitey Kurowski Ray Sanders and Emil Verban. Marcia Marion and Johnny Hopp also contributed timely hits.
Ksar of Audley owned by Einard Helsing of Silver Spring Maryland won the Hartel Purse at Suffolk Downs over Tempo Farm’s Step Zoo by two lengths. Willie Dury rode the eight year old to a 3 44.15 finish after saving ground along the rail. Stargoo paid $7.80 to win place and show with Ground Play third. The daily double paid $3160 on S15 tickets with Lacoste also riding for a double.
Twilight night double headers thrill Trey area fans as the Senators host Hartford in Hawkins Stadium. The opening game sits in a tight schedule with Hartford as defending Eastern League champions.
The season opener between the Senators and Laurels was postponed due to rain and wet grounds. The Senators have an open date tomorrow and resume with Utica's Blue Sox Sunday. Upcoming games include two night contests with Binghamton and a Monday night game at 7 pm. Jacksonville naval details note Lt Comdr Lawrence E Haskell's upcoming transfer to Seattle after duty at the Jacksonville station.
New York GP-Cpl. Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburg predicted a knockout of Harold Green of Brooklyn in their seventh round bout at Madison Square Garden. Zivic, slated for his 188th fight, said after 1845 he plans to retire from fighting to fix his nose and eyes and return as a handsome man.
Doyle Kaynes Kronis of Fall River stopped Steve Kronis of Boston in the seventh round of a ten round main bout. Referee halted the bout after a welt near Kronis' left eye with Kronis ahead on the score at the time.
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