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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1946
Page
15
A fragmented game recap noting Reds victory as Brook rally falls short. Key moments include late scoring runs, the seventh and eighth innings influencing the lead, and bullpen actions shaping the final outcome. Players mentioned include Howser and Nate Andrew with limited clear context.
The Waterchet team upset New Alpine outfit at Waterville yesterday in a high scoring softball tilt. Key players included Joe Verni and Fran Esposito contributing offensively as Maven powered the offense. The Americans seized the series with a dominant win reflecting strong pitching and timely hitting.
In a 12 inning thriller rookie Wallace from Indianapolis led Boston to a 5-2 win over Chicago at Wrigley Field. Wallace gave up eight hits but kept Chicago hitless after the fifth as Boston rallied with a three run twelfth inning including a double steal and key hits by Hefferth and Locemier to seal the victory.
The text describes a veterans meeting at Round Pald scheduled for 2 o clock Friday with speakers How and Marty Tewyer presenting. Weather is noted as mild with a forecast of rain and a veil over the area.
Mangrum ties Hogan for the first round lead in Houston's $10,000 tournament of champions. Notable players include Ben Muggan, Sam Snead, Fred Urns, Martyn Todd, Kyron Nevo, and Frank Stranahan. Heavy scoring and steady play mark the opening day as contenders chase the champion's prize.
Chrysler Stud Farm announces the resignation of its manager in Lexington. The former administrator, previously with The Daily Neeing Werin, has taken a new post with the CIT Hace Agency in Lexington after leaving the Navy a few months ago.
State Assemblyman John P. Quinn blasts Buffalo boxing conditions as "most deplorable" and calls for new supervision. He accuses unfit boxers facing hometown favorites and criticizes delays and laxity in the New York State Boxing Commission, saying reform is needed.
A fragmented wire service style listing shows today’s game slate with Hartfare at Williamaport, Binghamton hosting at Wilkes Barre, Aden visiting Scranton, and others including Albany and Linen. Chemist Ht Leavis referenced in a garbled line, with unclear contexts and times.
Philadelphia Athletics collect 14 hits to edge the Cleveland Indians 7-6 in a tight late game. Russ Christophe closed the game in relief after a Indians rally, delivering the decisive plays as Philadelphia held off Cleveland to secure the win.
Browns surged to a 6 to 1 victory over the Yanks behind strong innings from Potter and timely hitting. The contest featured key hits by Stevens Keller and Gettel, with New York’s errors extending a bruising stretch.
In a windy night game the Red Sox beat the White Sox 7 to 5 to extend their winning streak to 14 and widen the lead to 44 games. Key moments included Bobby Doerr and Dom DiMaggio contributing hits while Ted Williams tried to spark late offense, and Lopat of the White Sox held Boston at bay in the final innings. The game featured strong Chicago defense and Boston baserunning, with critical plays by Pesky and Williams shaping the outcome.
In a murky contest, Seton Hall defeated BeLoe by holding their foe to few hits. Centerfielder Connelly drove in the decisive run with a fourth inning hit, while Weary showcased power with a notable triple. Giles also contributed on the mound for the winners.
Riverside Chiefs defeated the K of C Squires by nine to three at McGrath Park yesterday. Brothers led the win with three hits apiece as Tom Alexander also contributed, while Mir lad soup-hitter provided key runs.
Mayo delivers a timely hit in the bottom of the ninth to lift Detroit past Washington. SpETAetsiplal and Meath contributed singles as Mayo scored on an error following Pustonian’s bat, with Detroits pitchers holding off Washington late. Tigers players Mayo Baberton and Spomtdn starred, while notes list multiple players and errors.
A garbled account describes a horse named Burke String set for a Roosevelt race. The fragment mentions Marly Wick revedied tel algh and various names and places but the text is largely unreadable. The passage references a May 24 event and multiple figures in racing circles, though specifics are unclear.
Island Chiefs set to host the Eagles Sunday afternoon on Calhalin righ diamonds field. The game follows a long-waited schedule with kickoff listed for 2 y elar.
In a rough outing, Majts-ON Overpure had 8 1 2 innings of work while Bens ton tallied 2 runs in 28 attempts. Caster and White contributed with two hits each, Prout and Madsen added pushes, and Wilson yielded 2 runs in 1 inning. Umpires Pas Welly and Rue Tinie called the game after 20 innings. Attendance reached 10,477.
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