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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
7
In a vivid game the Cubs erased a 4-0 deficit and edged the Giants 5-4. Key hits came from Cavaretta and Reese as Chicago mounted a comeback aided by Stanky and Slaughter. Casey earned the win for Chicago with a strong relief performance.
Philadelphia Phillies defeat Cincinnati Reds 7 to 1 to climb out of the NL cellar with about 12,000 in attendance. Del Unser and Del Banis sparked a breakout win as Vance Dinges contributed a late double and Ennis held the Reds, while Lamanna and Wyroalek closed strong. The victory pulls Philadelphia five games behind Pittsburgh and two behind New York.
Amateur Loop schedule lists multiple games across Troy venues with Coveneys vs Calhouns at 116th Street North Troy Sacred Heart against Owyars at Geer Wield and Jones Cleaners meeting St Marys at Prospect Park Clippers vs Panthers rescheduled to Thursday at Prospect Park Sacred Heart vs St Marys at ihith Heat Marth Troy Wednesday Sacred Heart vs Clippers at 11th Street diamond Three games Thursday and one Friday include Calhouns vs St Marys at Prospect Park Panthers vs Diy ara at Geer Field Clippers vs Sacred Heart at 11th Street Friday Coveneys vs Rowe s Cleaners at 110th Street Contact Dick Trillespie for game arrangements Waterford Eagles seek 16 year old teams.
Promoter Ted Bayly finalized a six round middleweight bout between Clyde Wilson of Saratoga Springs and LeRoy McQueen of Syracuse and a four round opener pairing Joe Jarvis of Albany with Hank Johnson of Saratoga Springs. Main event features Jerry Fiorella of Brooklyn versus Art Robinson of Pittsburgh over ten rounds. semifinal welterweights Bobby Pryor of Springfield, Mass. and Johnny Sheppard of Cleveland. A six round bout has George Frederico of Schenectady facing Billy Brent of Syracuse. The new arena in Troy will seat over 4 000, expandable to 6 000.
The Bess All Stars defeated the Baltmoon Tigers to secure their third consecutive victory at Crescent last night. In the seventh inning, Watervliets pushed ahead with two runs on a walk, stolen base, singles by Al Dean and Frank Sweeney, plus a Smiith error. Key bats included Ogden, Vorncekio, Bil Foley, and Smith for the Hesses, with Maderasian and Paul LeCuyer notable for Halt woo. Next week the Hesses schedule four games starting with Colonie AA at Waterview High School. Art Frusero and Join Pabetar were the winning battery.
The Waterford American Legion team meets the Thomas B. Blynn Post at Waterford A A grounds tomorrow afternoon. Waterford will start Breen and Bane in the battery while Byrnes Racker or Mittinger will pitch for Flynn Post with Walsh catching. A Welcome Home parade precedes the game and a capacity crowd is expected.
U S representative presses for an investigation into the Louis Billy Conn heavyweight bout. He accuses promoter Mike Jacobs and cites requests for complimentary tickets in a broader push for inquiry while the Justice Department denies any probe.
The Senators swept a doubleheader from the Pioneers with a two run rally in the opener and a ten hit attack in the nightcap. Manager Rip Collinge led off the offense as Brentart bunted and Collins scored on a wild pitch. In the second game Estock twirled eight shutout innings to back a three run sixth, and the Senators sealed the series with timely hitting and strong defense.
The Washington Nationals defeated the St. Louis Browns 4 to 2 in the ninth inning to open a four game series. Cecil Travis produced key runs while pitcher Dawny Galehousa held the Browns scoreless across the late innings and Johnny Lewis doubled with Spence and Vernon contributing in support.
An unnamed jockey aboard Bright Wave was fractured yesterday before an opening race at Norikiy track. The horse reared and fell, throwing the rider who was taken to St. Alexis Hospital. The jockey's home address is listed as Gure Nold Heights, O.
Boston beats Cleveland 1 0 behind Tex Hughson three hits allowed and nine men retired in order from the final seven innings. Bobby Doerr tripled and Rudy York scored on a misplayed foul ball. Feller held five hits in a strong complete game with seven strikeouts, as Detroit and New York outcomes shift the pennant race.
Hal Newhouser earned his 12th win with 10 strikeouts as Detroit downed New York 6 to 2. The Tigers built a 4-0 lead and never relinquished control, extending their winning streak while achieving crucial runs through timely hits and fielding errors by the Yankees.
The Victory Nine extended their streak to four straight wins with a victory over the Wifth Asa Nur Auk on Market ground. Lead by Gavl wid Miao, the team showed strong play as DeRigni and Beva Vinn contributed key efforts. The next game is set against St. Lawrence Mann on Canal Avenue grounds Thursday.
Cooper hurled a strong game as the Braves edged the Pirates 3-2 before 18 256 fans. Despite getting twelve safeties off Osteremueller, Pittsburgh stranded runners and Ralph Kiner homered for the fourth time this semi final drive. The Braves seized a 2-2 tie on Johnny Hopp and Danny Lit Whiler triples, then Dick Culler, Cooper and Mike McCormick delivered a sixth inning run to clinch the win.
Louis Chege, New York GM, discussed a potential September event after meeting promoter Mile Incahs for about two hours. The conversations focused on arranging a similar financial plan and evaluating a concrete check in the ongoing tally.
Tomorrow’s doubleheader at the stadium features the Senators hosting the Chiefs with a 2 p.m. start as Hartford, Ames, and Wilkes-Barre navigate a busy schedule. The series includes multiple games across Scranton’s minors and a themed twilight night.
The Rite Veterans will meet the North Greenbush Legion in a softball contest Monday at six thirty at W2th tenet.
Frear Park hosts a prominent handicap golf meet with Barker Sevlan and Ed Kervice among entrants. Johnny Moynihlen, Frear Park pro, predicts a standout weekend at the course as Strong field competition unfolds.
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