TCC Revives Weekly Golf Events
The weekly golf events resume after wartime disruption with a planned invitation tourney and district trip on Saturday May 3. Dinner attendees neared 150 as Dr Douglas Calhoun won the kkiegers prize with Harold Turner as runner up. Ed Donald spoke and prize awards were announced by Parker Rous.
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Troy Country
Atpanzetens
Vikely
Ed Donald
Rensselaer Polytechnic Insitute
Asadison Square Garden
John J. Quinlan
Parker Rous
Seal
Rey
Fred Phelps
Frank Gallagher
Charles Martin
Charles Stone
Henry Bidford
Bill Menhing
Wineer
Irving Walsh
Major League Double Headers Halting Start of Season
Rain and weather delays push back six game schedule as doubleheaders pile up. New York Yankees and Philadelphia affected. teams shuffled to open series next week as we enter a rainy March in baseball.
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New York
Pammers
Chicago White Sox
Philles
New York Yankees
Sema
Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Bostes
Bronx
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Senators Catch Fire in Four-Run Road Win Over Hartford
Albany Senators blank Hartford Laurels 4 to 0 as Chuck Hawley hurls a four hitter at Hawkins Stadium. Hawley allows two hits through seven and features key hits by Hal Irons and Alex Daniels while Nichols misplays a run in the fourth. The Senators improve to 2-0 in Eastern League play and prepare to face Hartford again in the season opener.
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Hartford
Hawley
Chuck Hawley
Hawkins Stadium
Albany Senators
Hartford Laurers
Te Soli
Ln B
Rip Coliss
Plass
Laurels
Ome
Nichols
Barford Funners
Hal Irons
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Collinsmen
Chuck Rickly
Collins
Bill Cayton
Albany
Tons
Webster
Cayton
Clark Henry
Alex Daniels
Hat Nichols
Laurely
Art Funk
Nicholls
Kovalak
Henry
Funk
Ingram
Hawiley
Roses
Forais
Alzad
Hooix
Atckies
Cartas
Rye
Hesiets
Mashew
Henrs
Carno
Beary
Hareford
Cohoes High Nine Beats Lansingburg 11 to 1
Cohoes High School overwhelmed Lansingburg High 11 to 1 at Knickerbocker Junior High Field North Troy yesterday afternoon. Hawron pitched seven hits while Batchelder and Galla held Lansingburg to eight. Worak Pwinica and Wittmann led Cohoes with multiple hits in a fast start that produced five runs in the first inning and spread across six frames.
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Cohoes High School
Isrsingourg High
Knickerbocker
North Troy
Hawron
Cohoes
Joe ‘Burgers
Batchelder
Galla
Worak
Pwinica
Wittmann
Bursniga Cohoes
Lansingburg
Bartolo Seeks World Title Rematch With Mell at Boston Garden
Featherweight king Bartolo aims to even his score with Gus Mell in a ten round non title bout at the Boston Garden. Mell earned a split decision over Bartolo three weeks ago while Bartolo battled a pre fight eye injury.
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Boston
Sal Bartolo
Gus
Pell) Mell
Montreal
Boston Garden
Mell
Bartolo
International Baltimore Triumph over Montreal 10 to 7
Baltimore defeats Montreal 10 to 7 in a high scoring game. Rochester hosts next scheduled matchups as listed in the current schedule.
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Baltimore
Montreal
City
Rochester
Utes Edge Utica For Second League Win
Utica Blue Sox defeat Binghamton 2-1 behind Al Verdel on a five hit effort. Danek homered for Binghamton as Verdel struck out ten and walked two in a tight Eastern League contest.
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Wes Cook
Godler
al Verdel
Utica Blue Sox
Binghamton
Gown
Blue Sox
Albany
Hartford
Danek
Verdel
Utica
Elmer Stefanovski
Nick Picciuto
Lacross
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Picciuto
Lon Turk Tyson
Richie Ashburn
Verder
Harry Hiorden
Stefanowski
Los Verdes
Ashburn
Bainbridge Nine To Play Dodgers And Cubs Next Week
Bainbridge Naval Training Center announced it would host two major league teams next week the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs. The Stanbridge Commodores will face the Dodgers Monday and the Cubs Tuesday at the Bainbridge field.
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Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Brooklgm Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Stanbridge Commodores
Dodgers
Little Cubs
Baseball Czar's Office Moves to Cincinnati
Baseball commissioner elect Happy Chandler announces the office will be moved from Chicago to Cincinnati probably at the Netherland Plaza Hotel. He names Leslie O Connor as special assistant and Walter Mallory as successor to O Connor while he remains in the Senate. Chandler vows to keep baseball free of racetrack and other gambling and to root out players involved in fixing. Negro league talks planned with Negro leaders to address integration concerns.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Netherland Plate Hotel
O'Connor
Chandler
Mallery
Senate
Cleveland
Laudig
Chicago Defender
Major Stars Set Lights on New Records in Baseball
The article surveys major league players near record thresholds this season. It names Frank Hayes And Ray Mueller and others nearing all time marks, notes Pete Gray’s light bat, and mentions Cubs pinch hitter Jack Borie as baseball’s first. It references Roy Callendine’s Detroit tenure and Cincinnati attendance figures.
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New York UK
Frank Hayes
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Athletics
Ray Mueller
al Lopez
Pirates
Gabby Hartmett
Ligz
Fick
Ferret
Nets
Ray Schala
RTL
Chic Posseau
Cubs
Lon Wargeke
Passeau
Flomy Foxx
Tee Phitties
Foxx
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Nicholson
RBI
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Etten
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Pete Gray
Browns
Vern Stephen
Gray
Stephens
Jack Borie
Siuck
Clevelind
George Davies End
Roy Callendine
Detroit
Tiger
Beider
Bengals
Cincinnati
Giandsnes
Phils Plan Postwar Farm System
Philadelphia Phillies general manager Herb Pennock outlined a postwar farm system aimed to match those of the Yankees and Cardinals. He spoke to 26 high school editors at Temple University about leveraging purchasing power to acquire major league stars and projected many WWII veterans could make successful comebacks.
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Philadelphia
Herb Pennock
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Troy High Upsets CCHS 3 2 for First Loop Defeat
Troy High stunned CCHS 3 to 2 in a Bard Principals' League battle on the CCHS diamond. O'Brien and Cookishard led the winners with homers in a four-hit effort, while Messier pitched the complete game for CCHS. Haymer, Haynes, and Rodgers contributed on base for Troy as they broke through late to secure the upset.
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Carboli¢ Cestral High School
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Cookishard O'Brien
Messier
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J. Walther
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Pitehee
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O'Brien
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Jet
Picher
Nova Beats Charley Eagle In Boston Bout
Lou Nota of Los Angeles defeated Charley Eagle of Waterbury in a ten round unanimous decision before 3 956 fans at Mechanics Building Boston. Nova used body shots and solid rights to win despite face cuts on Eagle and a tough prior record.
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Lou Nota
Los Angeles
Charley Eagle
Waterbury
Conn
Mechanics Building
Exyte
Connecticut
Nova
Eagle
Strie
Jim
Karatanda Shuts Out LaSalle in Principals League Opener
Jacek Karatanda fired a one hit game as Watervliet’s Karatanda toppled LaSalle 3 to 1 in the Principals League opener. LaSalle starter Tony Quest blanked the visitors through six, but Welden tripled to start the seventh and score to break the tie.
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Watervilet Higby School
Bath LaSalle
LaSalle’s
Arsens
Ogsey
Salle
Bill Bak
Tony Quest
LaSalle
Vistors
Innnings
Jim Weldon
Kershaw
Karafenda
Richardson
Harris
Lewnn
Quest
Bob Harris
Standings and results preview with team matchups
The column lists yesterday’s results and ongoing standings for multiple teams with rain affected games. It notes Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit as probable hurlers, and Philadelphia at New York as tight, with New York facing Boston. It also highlights Sampson Naval Training Center infield spark plug Eddie Yost, a New York University product.
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Philadelphia
Bastion
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Smith
Led
St. Louis
Jakuek
Newhouser
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Newsom
Pierettl el
Dubiel
Cetit
Sparks Sampson
Sampson
Eddie Yost
Sampson Naval Training Center
New York University
Brooklyer
Pittsburgh
Barreth
Va Feldoan
Davis
Selene
Pilsburg
Hayessi
Roe
Bisons Option Lyle Bliss to Jamestown Club
Buffalo manager Bucky Harris announced the option of pitcher Lyle Bliss to the Jamestown Club of the Pony League. Bliss, who played for Jamestown last year, is subject to immediate recall as needed during the remainder of the bruising struggle.
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Lyle Bliss
Jamestown
Buffalo
Bucky Harris
Bufalo Bisons
Jamestown Club
Bliss
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