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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1945
Page
17
The Industrial AA Basketball League lists three games at Central YMCA tonight led by Belor Manning versus Cleett Peabody Eve in a second card clash. Public Safety faces Allegheny Stadiums while Arsenal Howitzers meet Arsenal Tanks as postponed fixtures delay season start.
War Mobilization Director James Byrnes may resume New York-Hare racing regionally as European war conditions permit. Maj. Thomas McCreery, head of the Horge tens Protective Benevolent Association, says he met with General Lucius Clay in Washington to learn about the racing picture. Clay indicated the emergency would stay in place until Europe is won and warned no date is set for any reopening.
Cathedral Academy of Albany forfeited its Diocesan Basketball League game against St. Mary’s due to ineligible player John Patterson, transferred from Vincentian Institute. St. Mary’s gains control with a 7-2 record. Amsterdam could force a rematch. Catholic High clinched the eighth street title with a 42 32 win over Christian Brothers Academy.
The Repair team defeated Army 40 to 36 in the Wa tervlet High Class A Lergune Foreman's Cup playoffs. Moxie Attanasés led with 2 points, Kittrick scored 13, and Captain Les Gott 12 for Army, who rallied after halftime from a 23 15 deficit.
Mell, 137 pounds from Canada, defeats Benny Singleton of Waterbury in a New England lightweight title bout in Boston by unanimous decision after a taxing battle through the fourth and fifth rounds. Singleton suffers a second career setback as Mell dominates with steady aggression and seeks a knockout.
Legal notice citing Joseph Hoge and others to appear before the Surrogate's Court of Rensselaer County at Troy to show cause why Frank J. Bogen's last will and testament should not be admitted to probate. Includes names of petitioners and court dates, with notice of stockholders meeting.
Phils first baseman Tony Lupien of Lexington, a Chelmsford native, was sworn into the U S Navy by induction and will depart soon for a Navy training center after joining the Navy yesterday.
Davidson College athletic chief Norman W Shepard announced Kentucky the SEC champions accepted an invitation to represent the third district in the NCAA tournament in New York. The Wildcats were eliminated in the Garden invitation semifinal last year.
Ed Castracani led the IST-5IT division with a strong 200 plus mark in singles and Norman Coons topped the women with 165 465. The report lists top scorers across numerous leagues including St Marys Waterford Marietta DeMento and Troy Church, with team results and high games noted for each club.
Iowa Seahawks beat Minnesota Gophers 50 to 30 to close their season, marking the team’s 21st win in 471 starts. The Cadets seized a 21-12 run after the Gophers led 75 early, then held on for the victory.
Ed Barrow, Yankees executive, says wartime limits thin rosters and fans must tolerate smaller teams. He argues pitchers bear the heaviest burden, calls for patience, and urges keeping the game clean by not reintroducing tricks used in early baseball.
Walton of Pittsboro leads the Amerikin Hockey League with 36 points after scoring two goals and two assists. Cleveland players Burlington, Trudel, Cunningham and Barthelome surged, while Pete Begione of Cleveland racked up penalties to reach ninety, pushing Frank Kane of Indianapolis into second and dropping John Baby of St Louis to third.
Swedish ace Gunderra Hage says he will run the mile this Saturday after a rough finishing spell in New York. He praised terrain, hoped for rest then race, and discussed extending his visitor permit while planning potential Pacific Coast and Pennsylvania relays alignment.
Philadelphia Eagles halfback Ernie Steele was rejected for military service due to a bone growth on his foot. He was examined Saturday in Seattle, with the Hagley office reporting the decision yesterday.
St Peters beat the Alumni 25 23 with Galland scoring 10 for the winners and Messier equal for the losers. In a second game St Peters Juniors routed Our Lady of Victory 78 19 as Bolland tallied 34 while Cerhart led the losers with five.
The Chicago Cubs sold infielder Glen Rip Russell to the Los Angeles Club in the Pacific Coast League after he showed reluctance to move east this spring. Russell batted .315 for Los Angeles last season and had two prior Major League trials.
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