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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1945
Page
8
In a doubleheader at Hawkins Stadium Albany defeated Chicago 5-2 after earlier dropping a 4-1 game. Cole starred for Albany with six hits across the day and Derringer took the mound for the Cubs, yielding key hits as the Senators built a lead and held on.
Philadelphia and New York split a twin bill with the Phils winning the second game 4 3 after being shut out in the opener. Mungo earned his seventh win as the Phils tallied three runs in the fifth to chase Feldman. Mancuso was the only Phl to reach third base, and DiMaggio’s safe hit helped set the stage in the first game.
Berlin Bearcats meet Albany Black Senators tomorrow at 2 36 oclock on the Berlin diamond. Pitching duties shared by Bil Rraw La Selle Institute Keith Young Bill Craig and Tom Wheeler. Also booked Fourth of July attraction with Marty Dreiyers St Michaels.
The Cascades will face the Anderson Dairy team from Schaick Island at Vas Schaick Island Diamond tomorrow at 2 o clock. The Cascades seek their sixth straight victory with Trembley replacing Healer and Reed at the plate in a bid to secure the win.
The Troy Sports Arenas, Inc. announced a pro boxing event at Hawking Stadium on Wednesday July 11. Moe Myers, matchmaker for the Troy group, is arranging a series of topnotch bouts.
Albany and Utica square off in a doubleheader tomorrow with a 2 PM start. Utica’s strong double play duo Gran Hamner and Al Wright anchor the infield as fans expect a spirited two game set in the Eastern League with box seats available at the stadium.
Cincinnati was edged as Nick Striacevich earned his sixth win against three losses. Pirates collected seven hits, scoring twice in the fourth on Bob Elliott’s third homer, Babe Dabrgren’s triple, and Jack Saltzgaver’s single.
Boston bats exploded as Emmet O'Neill pitched well into the eighth, allowing only two hits. Johnny Niggeling faltered after the third inning, yielding nine hits and seven runs as the Red Sox surged past Washington with two grounded doubles by Hartland Clift and timely hits from George Case and George Myatt.
Yesterday's NL results featured New York 2 Philadelphia 0 and Brooklyn 8 Boston 7. NL standings show Brooklyn atop with 32 wins, St Louis 31, Pittsburgh 31, Chicago 23, Boston 22, Cincinnati 22, Philadelphia 20. Today's scheduled games list probable pitchers for Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia. In the American League, New York edged Philadelphia 2 0 and Detroit 4 St Louis 5. AL standings show Detroit 32 wins, New York 29, Boston 26, Chicago 23, St Louis 23, Washington 23, Cleveland 21, Philadelphia 20. Tonight's games include Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston.
Browns built an 8-4 victory over the Tigers in the opener of a four game set. Tale of walks and timely hits, including Gene Moore and Len Schulte driving in runs, while Prank Mancuso sparked scoring earlier with a double play threat and tense late innings. The Tigers stranded baserunners as Browns pitchers worked from early trouble to preserve the lead.
Farold Green of Brocklyn rose from knockdown in the sixth round to outslug veteran Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh in a unanimous 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Judges scored Green eight rounds to one with one even on one card. AP tally gave Green eight to two. Other bouts saw Robert Garcia beat Phil Palmer, Murray Palefsky over Pete Martin, Eddie Compe defeating Mario Colon, and Sid Haber defeating Danny Ardito.
Howie Schultz delivered a ninth inning RBI single to score Augie Galan as the Dodgers beat the Boston Braves 8 7 before 27,478 in Brooklyn. Dix Walker had three hits, Tom Sears earned the win, and Brooklyn extended its win streak to six while tightening its grip in the National League standings.
Bevens shutout the Athletics allowing four singles over several innings as the Yankees defeated Philadelphia’s Athletics 2 to 0. Hershel Martin drove in a run with a single, Tecker Stainbeck contributed a key double, and Joe Berry appeared in relief in the seventh to seal the win.
Cleveland defeats Chicago 2 1 in the opener as Reynolds wins, Heath and Rococo homer for Cleveland. In the nightcap Chicago blanks Cleveland 3 0 with Grove and Klieman holding the Indians to six and three hits respectively. Dickshot drives Chicago with two runs and Don Ross belts a first inning homer for Cleveland.
Marty Dwyer's St Michael's base ball team of the South End journeys to Albany to face Rensselaer nine in a return game at Bleecker Stadium. Printaky will pitch for St Michael's with W Doodiek behind the plate as the South Enders seek revenge after a recent loss at Geer Field.
Nelson shot four under par 68 to lead Sam Byrd by one stroke after a shaky first round at the Big Fore invitational at Pir Hollow Colt Cid. Byrd, home pro, finished with 95 84 69 in medal play while Harold Spaden and Craig Wood faltered in the four man event.
Saratoga Raceway gears up for a summer meeting highlighted by Troy area owners.Two dozen horses owned by Clarence Black of Lansingsburg head the list with several mares in training and plans to attract European buyers.Marty Burke of South Troy remains a key figure with Spica and Tompkins Hanover in campaign, while John McBain and brother Walter showcase a large stable including promising youth Robert McKinney.McBain’s circle also includes Eddie Hughes Frank Dunn and Leonard Bol Jr with Cherokee and other runners. The piece notes track enthusiasm, predicted strong attendance, and a public interest in harness racing as a social event, alongside tributes to local sports figure William E Rabbett.
George Pon Collins of Brookview New York announces he is seeking to book games with semi pro teams in Troy and surrounding towns. He is coordinating schedules for several teams operating in and around Brookview and invites contact to arrange contests and travel.
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