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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1945
Page
7
Avantic City hosts Yankee spring grind as McCarthy watches from the stands. Players show off infield and pitching drills amid weathered practices. Cubs and White Sox report rosters nearing full strength with 37 signed for spring training.
Detroit's Flash and Hollett scored for the Red Wings to erase a 2-0 deficit as the Bruins battled back to a 2-2 tie before about 12,000 at Boston Garden. Armand Geaudreault opened the scoring, with Ted Lindsay tying later, and the result kept Boston within striking distance of Chicago for a final playoff berth as they head to Chicago to face the Black Hawks.
AHL president Maurice Podolor announced the playoffs begin Tuesday with several matchups. Buffalo vs Cleveland games set for March 23 and 24, with the final determined by results. Pittsburgh or Indianapolis to join in a parallel series, an eighth game to be held in Buffalo if needed.
Behr Manning leads the league with a 44 to 23 win over Public Safety on the Central YMCA court. Kin tick and Rufgach scored ten points each for Behr Manning, while Rakowssi and Murphy added ten points for Public Safety in a lopsided early lead. Arsenal Howlzers stayed ahead, 46 to 22, at halftime as Behr Manning extended their pace to clinch seventh win in 13 starts.
The Browns report no holdout problems as Charley Dewittig says salary differences exist but will be resolved before the season. Key players unsigned include Milt Byrnes and Pete Gray in the outfield with several pitchers and infielders also lacking contracts. Team workouts proceed with new additions from Toledo and other camps, while several veterans remain absent.
Swellss track star Hagg arrives in Catesto to train for his third mile race since coming to the United States The Bankers Mile at the Chicago Relays Saturday will feature his first Chicago Stadium indoor run He will be greeted by his trainer Heakon Lidmes and Dorothy Nortin of OaklandRepresentatives of Chicago Swedish community also welcome him His recent indoor times include high marks in New York and at Madison Square Garden, though experts cite conditioning and indoor board-track adjustment as factors in recent struggles.
The Hoosic Valley High School quintet beat St Mary’s 43 to 40 at Hoosick Falls in a tight contest on the home court. Hoosic Valley led 8 to 0 early and 21 to 17 at halftime, finishing 38 to 35 after three periods. Fiim and DeJernes scored 17 each for the winners, Measher added 11, Salluze nine for the losers. St Mary’s Jayvees beat Hoosic Valley Jayvees 2 to 2 with Brominski eight points and Waldran seven.
Joe Kuhel a two year old first baseman and Alfred Ross an eighteen year old from Trenton joined the Washington Nationals yesterday. The pitcher joined the Nats with two exhibition games moved to service camps. The Nats travel to face the Boston Braves March 26 at Fort Meade Velvoir and Buffalo in the International League on April 23 at Camp Meade Md.
The eighth annual inter collegiate tourney at Madison Square Garden features Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's undefeated Engineers facing Bowling Green in a high profile opener. RPI aims to rise to the occasion on a strange court before a large audience, hoping to reach the Garden final and perhaps win the meet. Also noted are Sgt Stephen Glenkowski’s bowling exploits at Hunters Field and Watervliet Arsenal basketball’s charity schedule, with the Gunmakers preparing for a Red Cross carnival in Oneonta.
New York track writers chose James Rafferty and Dan Ferris for top honors. Rafferty, winner of seven straight mile races this winter, received the outstanding athlete trophy on the Eastern boards. Ferris earned the award for long-term contributions to the sport. Previous winners include Greg The Greg, Leslie, Mac Mitchell, Gil Dodds, Lt. Col. Dieges, and Emil Vouling.
Buffel says Buffalo baseball club signed 145 contracts with 21 players. Six veterans have not reported yet. The Bisons begin training Monday at Harshey.
The Regimental Headquarters team defeated Company A Quintet 40 to 35 on the Troy Armory court. McEmigeit scored 15 points and Brady 14 for the winners, while Dillodad Jones led Company A with 13 points and 12 by another player.
The Albany Eastern League club backs two players into the Senators roster for 193, a pitcher and a catcher from last year’s squad. Francis Hamm and Tony Rensa signed contracts with President Tom McCaffrey. Hamm, delayed for military service, will report April 6. Rensa, in baseball since 1926, is expected to attend camp when it opens. Fred Tubin, with 13 wins and four saves last year, has been inducted into the Army.
Frank Casey, coach at Simpson College in Indianola Iowa, was elected president of the National Intercollegiate Basketball Association to succeed A D Dixon of Mississippi Delta State. Other officers include J W Hutton of Hamline University and John Russell of Seton Hall, with Emil Liston of Baker University reelected secretary-treasurer.
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