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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1945

Page

7

Brooks Blast Bues, 4-1, for Nine in Row

Brooks beat Pictsburg 4 to 1, extending their nine game win streak. Rookie Laroy Pfuse starred with key plays while Luis Olmos added two hits and Dixie produced runs in the fourth inning as the visitors pulled away. Bob Eutton and Eddie Hopper figures figured in miscues that shaped the late score.

Brooklyn Brocus Anacaca Preacher Georieg Luis Olmos Doz Dixie Bob Eutton Eddie Hopper Owen Hi Hart

Cuccinello Tops AL Batters In Slugging Race

Tony Cuccinello of the Chicago NW White Sox led the American League in hits and held the top batting pace after Sunday's games. Vern Stephens of the St Louis Browns trimmed his average but remained among the leaders, with George Case and Nick Etten also atop the top ten. The report notes continued strong performances by Ed Mayo, George Kell, and other sluggers while Henk Barony and Al Benton head the pitchers with notable totals.

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Siki Hall To Meet On Albany Mat In Weekly Show

Siki the Abyssinian Panther returns to Albany tomorrow night to face William Hall of Boston in a Capitol Arena wrestling program. Siki lost last week to Steve Budynas, and the card also features Schenectady stars Tony Morrette and Frank Harauss in supporting bouts. The main event pairs Abe Yeorist, former Teiderbere at Genoa University, against Nickie Loone of Brooklyn.

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Giants edge Cubs in tenth as Weintraub drives in decisive run

In a highscoring bow, Weintraub lined a single in the 10th to lift the New York Giants to a 6-5 win over the Chicago Cubs. Nap Reyes slugged two homers and added two singles, Bill Voiselle earned the win in relief after a tense ninth, and Dewey Williams belted a three-run shot for Chicago.

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British Booters To Play in New York Memorial Day Park

New York UP A reports a British Royal Air Force soccer team will meet an American admission side at Memorial Day Park in New York. The event brings international teams to the city for a friendly match and showcases royal air force sports.

N.Y New York Royal Air Force

LaSalle Defeats CCHS 4-1 to Even Series at Notre Dane Field

LaSalle Institute edged Catholic Central High School 4-1 at Notre Dane Field as pitcher Tom Quest allowed six hits and struck out six. LaSalle tallied in each of the first four innings, with Bert Kavanagh and Ben Spenerd driving in runs, and Gully contributing two hits including a key double.

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Fighting Step Works Well At Louisville Downs

At Churchill Downs Louisville Ky 42 Railbirds saw no Keniluser Derby candidates in action yesterday Most talked about Fighting Step after a strong workout equaling the exercise mark of Free He also indicated Burning Dream and Ball Bond would be shipped to the Downs soon Hooper Jr reserved stable commitments for Hoop Jr and planned to ship from New York within the next week or ten days

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Cotton Bowl profits to Southwestern teams proposed

Dan B D Rogers, chairman of the Cotton Bowl board, offers the Southwestern Conference a share of surplus profits from the New Year’s Day game. Each host school could receive about $1,000 or more per season, plus a portion of radio and advertising rights after expenses. The plan mirrors Rose Bowl practices, tying host team benefits to conference shares and stadium rental.

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Baseball Standings and Results Summary

National League results show New York 4 Chicago 3, Brooklyn 4 Pittsburg 1, Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1. Standings feature New York 73 wins, Brooklyn 64, Chicago 39, St Louis 31, Pittsburgh 50. American League rainouts. standings list New York 12-0-6, Chicago 16-3, Detroit 7-0-? and others. Today’s games include New York at Chicago with Sevens facing Humparies, Boston at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Detroit with Black and Newhouser.

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Indus Loop To Pry Off Lid Tonight

The Industrial Softball League plans four games at Raickerbocker Playground starting 6 15 tonight. Marshall Eclipse faces Behy Manning Triangles on Diamond No 2 while Steve Kopena calls Diamond No 3 action between the Diamond Rock aggregation and Allegheny Ludium llvh. Diamond No 4 hosts Berk Hay outlet versus Rensselaer Valve with Betis Ming Bears meeting Hushes ausagraph. Ref Wilkes Visary to officiate. games were postponed last week due to weather and moved to Thursday.

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Reds Triumph Over Phillies 5 4 on 11 Hits

Reds beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Melvin Bosser making his major league start walked ten and left after the eighth. Cincinnati scored all runs in the third inning off Vernon Kennedy with three hits and errors. Boom Beck relieved Bosser for the win.

Philadelphia Melvin Bosser

Basora Draws With Robinson In Ten Round Clutch Fight

Philadelphia see saw bout ends in a ten round draw as Steve Basora halts Ray Robinson with a split decision test and earns his first career draw in front of 14 833 fans at Convention Hall. Officials and judges diverge on rounds with Basora edge in one card and Robinson in another.

Philadelphia Steve Basora Ray “Luger Robinson Salr Charlie Dalgert Harry Lasky Frank “Knaresborough Daggett Lasky Knaresborough Associated Press Tis Jake Lamotts

RPI Union Tilt Postponed by Wet Grounds

The RPI versus Union College game at Alexander Field in Schenectady was postponed yesterday due to wet grounds. A tentative rescheduling date is set for May 28.

Renstelaer Polytechnic Institute Union ‘Sollege Alexander ‘Field Schenectady

Reds to Clash with Albany Senators In Exhibition Game

The Cincinnati Reds of the National League will play an exhibition contest against the Albany Senators of the Eastern League at Hawkins Stadium Monday night at 8. Regulars will appear, and the game will follow a revised schedule after the visit. The trip continues the Reds’ annual Albany exhibition series begun in 1942.

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Pioneers Fall 1-0 as Barons Win Opening Game

Wilkes-Barre Barons edge Elmira Pioneers 1 to 0 in the opener of a three game series. Lefty Skinner and Bred Trine duel on the mound with the Barons scoring on a fourth inning single, while Elmira’s Lyan Johnson tears cartilage and leaves the game. Ward leads off the frame, Mihalic reaches, Klanowski drives in the run on a fielder’s choice play that allows Mihalis to score after a misplay and late throw.

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Senators Nip Utica In Tight 4-3 Eastern Showdown

Jan Trenk wins again as Albany Senators edge Utica 4-3 to seize first in the Eastern race. Pitcher Tresk limits Utica to eight hits while Albany capitalizes on nine inning rally highlighted by errors and timely singles. Hamner debuted at short for Albany, collecting a hit in four tries.

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