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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
9
Town Board warns residents of a July 7 hearing at Morey Park Stickies Blane to decide on establishing a lighting district at the Morey Park site. Notices also list multiple alcohol license issuances for Troy and North Troy groceries with details of premises and owners.
The Haymakers and Dwyers clinched top spots in the Amateur League with decisive wins. The Haymakers upset the Coveneys 4 to 1 at Grer with Hill homering and a fourth inning burst. Dwyer A C crushed St Peter's 6 to 2 behind Cookie Sherwin’s two home runs and a 17 hit attack. Forfeit noted for St Peter's over Troys MCaA in City League, giving St Peter's their 10th win.
International league results show Montreal 1 Syracuse 3 and Syracuse 7 Montrail 9 Buffalo 9 Jersey City 8 Rochester 11 Newark 4. Baltimore at Toronto with rain. Schenectady 11 and Quebec 7 Oneonta 6 with 12 postponed for rain. only games counted.
St Augustine's ends an eight game skid with a 10 to 4 win over third place Tips Grill in a National Di viator City Softball League game at 112th Street. Walt Finsel led the visitors with a quarter of base knocks, while Bill Malleher allowed six hits. Ray Walsh starred in the field and Fred Plante and Frank Maye led the Tips hitters.
Scranton and Albany players compete in an all-event baseball field meet at Hawkins Stadium at 7 PM as part of the 18th annual American Legion program. Miners and Senators meet in an Eastern League game at 4 PM. Nathaniel Adams Blanchard drum corps provides band music before and during the game. Eastern League President Thomas H Richardson and State American Legion Commander Corydon W Kingsbury attend, plus district and county officials. Six events include fungo distance, pitchers and catchers accuracy, outfielders throwing, relays, and a 50-yard dash. Albany and Scranton players pair for catchers accuracy with Tex Aulds and Rolly Leveille. Two busloads of disabled veterans arrive from Mount McGregor Hospital Saratoga Springs drawl.
Lansingburg Boys Club softball downed Gallo's 18 to 4 in an independent game at Knickerbocker. Archambault pitched the win with Bibb taking the loss. Gleason and Zepf went two for four for LBC. Reo also two for four for Gallo's. LBC faces the Via Lands in a city league game at 6 PM at 112th Street. DWYERS MERCHANTS MEET. The Dwyer A.C., atop the Amateur Baseball League, meets Green Island Merchants in an exhibition at Geer Field at 6:30 tonight.
A long list of radio show times and hosts spans morning to late night. Programs include News, The Music Room, Unsing Victory, Tony Menal, Perry Mason, Bob McCormick, Beulah, Beulah, and many others. Station identifiers and host names surface alongside varied genres and talk segments.
Mrs. Ména Hayes of 4 River Street reported a burglary at her Troy residence last night. The home was entered several times during the prior day, with valuables including rings a bracelet a man's lighter and two platinum diamond rings taken valued at 75 dollars. Detective Edmund M. Sullivan and Detective John J. Noonan of the Bureau An squad investigated the burglary.
Ronett Blauvelt, 51, of Want Paterson New Jersey, died yesterday at Glens Falls Hospital from injuries sustained in an incident. Authorities said he succumbed to his injuries after being admitted in critical condition. The investigation continues with no charges announced at this time.
Strikers and union spokesmen clashed with railway management over job guarantees for all 14 000 workers. Krashnin warned against “escholaxe” and saboteurs while Maj. Gen Kotikov urged ending the strike. Brig. Gen Howley accused Soviet press of breaking word on retirement as talks shift to possible direct settlement with Western Command.
A brief note suggests mixing fruits with vegetables to create an appealing reentry piece for entertaining. Green artichokes paired with yellow bananas form a charming contrast in a white display, with green pepper papers and bright oranges enhancing a painted bread basket scene.
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