Giants Turn Back Dodgers In Final Game Of Series
Giants defeated Dodgers 3 to 1 to close the series. The win snaps a skid for the Giants and preserved momentum for upcoming matchups.
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Giants
Dodgers
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
28
Cliff Melton Throws Three-Hitter In Giants Victory
Cliff Melton pitched a three-hitter as the New York Giants defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 1 in the final of a six game series. The win halted the Dodgers’ six game win streak and trimmed Brooklyn’s challenge to pace-setting St Louis. Giants built runs on Dick Bartell and Nick Witek singles, Rucker infield hit, Ott sacrifice, wild pitch, and infield out. In the ninth, Batten’s foul ball scored, aided by error and Walker infield hit. Dodgers’ lone run came on an eighth-inning infield hit, error, and walks. Attendance 6,158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Cliff Melton
Giants
New Yorkers
Dick Bartell
Nick Witek
Johnny Rucker
Whit Wyath
Ed Head
Rucker
Mel Ott
Buster Maynard
Dick Battell
Billy Jurges
Dixie
Walker
AEW
YORK
A. Battell
Witek
Gordon
Jurges
Qos Mancuso
Camilli
Glossop
Bragan
Macon
Webber
Moore
New York Mo
Ori
Orengo
Herman
Carges
Bartell
Ott
Melton
New York
Wyatt
Wyatt Webber
OM Wyatt
Melon
Medwick
Wrat
Jorda
Conlan
Bart
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results and Standings
Spring fields 210 000 U1L-5 1564 Albany 203 000 Olx-6. Scranton Elmira Buds games, Montero Comiskey Cuccurello Camelli. Standings show Scranton leading with 12 wins, Wilkes-Barre 10, Elmira 8, Binghamton 8, Hartford 6. Today's games include Springfield at Albany and Hartford at Utica. Other majors: New York beat Brooklyn 3-1. Philadelphia routed Boston 12-5. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 2-1. St. Louis topped Cincinnati 5-1. Pitchers listed for Boston-New York, Brooklyn-Philadelphia, Pittsburgh-Cincinnati, St. Louis-Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Albany
Montero
Comiskey
Gilmore
Cuccurello
Camelli
Scranton
Elmira
Sox
Widmar
LaValley
Savino
Zoldak
Moss
Hartford
Utica
Donahue
Kimble
Lady
Radler
Hels
Wilkes Barre
Binghamton
OG Penninghton
McDonnell
Ames
Bartola
Ww. L. Pet
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Andrews
Chase
Newsom
Kraus
Butcher
VanderMeer
Pollet
Bithorn
Senators Shade Rifles By 6-5 Tally
The Albany Senators edged the Springfield Rifles 6 to 5 at Hawkins Stadium in the opener of a three game set. Leonard Gilmore earned the victory with 15 hits allowed while Juan Montero took the loss for Springfield after wild pitching the decisive run in the eighth. Joe Doltich debuted for Albany adding two RBIs with a third inning double.
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Associated Press
Albany Senators
Hawkins Stadium
Springfield Rifles
Leonard Gilmore
Art Cuccarello
Juan Montero
Springfield
Senators
Wild
Joe Doltich
Pat Mullen
Albany
Rifles
Clark
Decker
Butka
Luchmans
Shemo
Collinsmen
Peters
Nazsel
Camelli
Bullen
Camell
Collins
Nagel
Doltich
Comiskey
Montero
Gibson
Lochman
Shems
Tatais
Cour Jacobs
Heme
Mel
Cemiske
Doltice
Bia
Hi Camel
Pringfeld
Gilmore
Eucentelio
Cuccurello
Winnens i
Hurtey
Baseball scores and schedule for Detroit Chicago and others
Results show Detroit 7 Cleveland 4 in 10 innings and St Louis 8 Chicago 7, with Chicago 2 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 8 Boston 3 as listed. Evening games include New York at Boston twilight Wenslowe facing Terry, Philadelphia at Washington night Arntzen vs Leonard, Chicago at Cleveland night, Detroit at St Louis night Trout against Gatehouse. Doubleheader to conclude series starting at 7.
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Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Bi. Louis
Wensloff
Terry
Arntzen
Leonard
Lee
A. Smith
Trout
Gatehouse
Big Ten Lets Soldiers Compete in College Sports
The Big Ten faculty representatives waived most basic eligibility rules for the war period to allow soldiers and enlisted reserves assigned to member universities to compete in intercollegiate sports. Regular student enrollment and no compensation rules remain, while freshmen eligibility in rare sports was previously lifted. The move treats wartime athletic programs as essential activities of the armed services.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Armed Services
Ralph W. Rigler
University of Michigan
Biz Ten
Phillies Top Braves 12-5 in 16-Hit Win
Phillies rally for twelve runs on sixteen hits to defeat the Boston Braves 12-5 in a morning game. Ray Williams and Stan Musial combined for key hits as Philadelphia shellsacked starter Dave Odom early, Johnson went the distance for the win, while Odom and Boston bullpen struggled.
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Boston
Cincinnati
O. T
Phillies
Boston Braves
Stars
Cincinnati Reds
Si Johnson
Harry Gumberi
Ducky Walters
Aesotra
Dave Odom
Ray Woody Williams
Talcott
Princeton
Allyn Stout
Kirby
Frank Farrell
RHO
Stone
Sera
Brewster
Rurawski
Junius
Marion
Oak
Gumpert
ABLE
Hoa Sham
Ay Marshall
G Walker
aHass
D'Phippile
Waiters
Stout
Farren
Philadelthia
Dahlgren
Tripiet
Odom
Wires
Mueber
Teimann
Tor Srane
Northey
Wasdell
Igren
Adams
Livingston
Mass
McCarthy
Cuccinello
Lovin
Murtaugh
Mtan
Gumbert
McCormack
Rein
Musial
Kurowske
Walker
Triplett
Carby
Murtauch
Teatie
Caugh
Wasnell
Wieleswann
Ryan
Cer
Karreil
Wietelmann
Brupaher
Philadelphia
Johnson
Taicett
Stent
Jon
O Odom
Louis
Cineinnati
Stow
de Gumbert
W Gin
Farrel
Nemes
Shack Ant Sartell
Odem
Walters
Bakantani
Reardon
Goetz
Baritch
Sears and Pines
Sewell Tops Cubs 2-1 For Pirates Ninth Victory
Pittsburg right-hander Truett Kip Sewell beat Chicago 2-1 for his ninth win, as the Pirates pull a seven split in the four game series. Gustine and Nicholson each had three hits, and Chicago’s Merullo, Nicholson and Lee provided offense in a tight mound duel. The Cubs led 1-0 early on a Nicholson single, but Pittsburgh capitalized on an error by Lee in the third to score twice.
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Chicago
Truett
Kip” Sewell
Pittsburg
Cubs
Pirates
Sewell
Bill Lee
Johnny Barrett
Lee
Phil Cavarpetta
Bob Elliott
Gustine
Barrett
Elbie Fletcher
Nicholson
Novikow
Lowrey
McCullough
Merulio
Dallessandro
Dallessandre
Tee
Ingifion
Fletcher
Nichollson
Cavarretia
Bee Vz
Magerkurth
Dunn
Stewart
Merutio
Montgomery to Defend Title In Philadelphia Bout
Harrisburg Pa reports that lightweight boxing champion Montgom ery will defend his title in Philadelphia before the outdoor season ends. The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission said it will choose the No 1 challenger and set the date, announced after Leon Rains was reappointed commission chairman.
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Harrisburg
Bon Montgomery
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Leon Rains
Awort
Commission
Island All Stars Top Waterford Nine by 10 5
The Green Island All Stars defeated Waterford Fourth Streeters 10 to 3 at Veteran's Memorial Stadium Green Island. Pitcher Johnny Choppy and catcher Joe Gregware starred with home runs as Chuck Feeley also contributed with solid hitting for the All Stars. For game info call Watervliet 1409 weekdays after 5.
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Island All Stars
Waterford
Green Island All Stars
Waterford Fourth Streeters
Veteran’s Memorial Stadium
Green Island
Johnny Choppy
Joe Gregware
Choppy
Gregware
Chuck Feeley
All-Stars
Chuck
Dodgers Building Future Major League Stars Under Rickey’s Plan
Dodgers under Branch Rickey Jr plan to scout and train young players for postwar major league hope. They issued 20,100 questionnaires to high schools seeking prospects, envisaging about twenty baseball schools this summer to groom potential big leaguers while minor leagues are on hold. The effort aims to keep youths engaged in baseball and build a pipeline for postwar talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Martin
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Rickey
Mr. Rickey
Branch Rickey, Jr
Dodger
Branch
Stanley Freezie
Indianapolis
Ind
Freezie
Indiana
Freezle
Baseball Scores From Night Across Leagues
In Rochester, Newark and Montreal games stitched together a busy night. Montreal beat Newark 7 6 in 12 innings and 13 9 in another. Syracuse crushed Buffalo 5 1 while Buffalo shut out Syracuse 0 7, and Jersey City tied Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Syracuse
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Browns Top Chisox 9 2 in 2nd game of doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox piled up 16 hits off Al Hollingsworth and Archie McKain to win 9 to 2 over the St. Louis Browns, securing the nightcap after an 8 to 7 loss in the opener. Vernon Stephens drove in the winning run with a single in the ninth, as Chicago clawed back from a late Browns lead.
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St. Louis
Chicago Sox
al Hollingsworth
Archie McKain
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Mechain
White Sox
Chicago
Browns
Don Gutteridge
Bill Swift
Milton Byrnes
Chet Laabs
Vernon Stephens
Gutteridge
Stephens
Julius Solters
Gur Curtright
Grove
Swift
Tresh
Niggeling
Caster
Ferrell
AB Solters
Appling
Kuhel
Ross
Lecis
AB. R
H. C
Byrnes
Laubs
Chartak
Hullingsworth
McKain
iStephens
Lottery
Tucker
Cartright
Solters
D. Louis
Delingsworth
Boxe
Hollingsworth
Od Hollingsworth
Ramblers defeat St Michael's 4 to 0 at School 12 grounds
The Ramblers beat St Michael's 4 to 0 with Prince and Liss in the battery. Mike Furdyna had the best at bat while Russe led the losers with the bat. Ter, Piskutz, and Conroy contributed for St Michael's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Ramblers
St. Michael's
Prince and
Liss
Ramblers
Mike Furdyna
Forter
Piskutz
Conroy
Russe
Troy
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Detroit Tigers
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Fire
Trucks
Cris Hackett
Russ Peters
Tigers
Jim Bagby
Bagby
Allie Reynolds
Dick Wakefield
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Estalella
Leon Culberson
Done Cronin
Partee
Estatella
Hoseon
A. J . Culberson
Fox
Royal
Lupien
Tabor
Deerr
Barna
Lake
A. Newsome
Ryba
P. Dobson
Dobson
U Welaj
Oh Heffner
Mayo
Estalelia
Siebert
Llyn Wagner
Tyack
Re. Hall
Harris
Hoston
Oho
Phil Elphia
Culberson
Bat
Ted In
Duerr
Phila
Cullenbine
Qadelphia
Heath
Newsome
Barris Keltner
Rosar
Racco
Wood
Hackett
Hoover
Poubie
Cleve Peters
Roccu
Reynolds
Errucks
Reynolds A. Yrucka
O Bagby
Senators Shade
Mullen
Seng Eielt
Troy High School
Seventh Ave
State St
Aaphive
ST. Paul’s
Johnny Evers
Dan McCarthy
St. Paul's
Johnny
Frank Mulqueen
Harold B. Hinds
Evers
Phils Clout Braves
Bucs
Montgomery
St. Michael’s
Atal
Tx Bond
Weners of
Blackstone Cigars
Ahrchl
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