Yanks Blank A's in Twilight Tilt
New York defeated Philadelphia? 3 to 0 at Venice Stadium with 6,522 paid. Herb Crompton drove in all runs as Steve Gerk opened for the Athletics. MacPasis sparked late scoring while Gerkin pitched shutout ball.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1945
Page
9
New York defeated Philadelphia? 3 to 0 at Venice Stadium with 6,522 paid. Herb Crompton drove in all runs as Steve Gerk opened for the Athletics. MacPasis sparked late scoring while Gerkin pitched shutout ball.
Miners defeated the Binghamton Triplets 7 to 1 in a wind swept game. Sehert led off a pivotal ninth inning by beating out an infield single and advancing on two more plays. Maronette, now at second, collided with Sloboda as the inning unfolded, with the on field mishap contributing to the final score.
Troy High School's baseball team heads to Schenectady to face Nott Terrace High School in Central Park at 6 o'clock. Coach Ed Pickens' Trojans also schedule games tomorrow against Watervliet High in Watervliet and Friday back in Troy.
New Orleans GE-Pail Foto, a 16 year old prep school athlete, started his second game as a pitcher and delivered a second no hit no run performance. He pitched Jesuit Kogh Sshoot to a 2 6 win over Fortier as five Tom readed Airsi walks. A year ago Feio pitched a no hitter in a junior American Tepes player season.
The Raymertown Wildrats defeated the Center Erenswick Red Caps 7 to 4 in a hard fought baseball game at Raymertown diamond. The Brunswick team will meet Eagle Mills at Eagle Mills tomorrow night.
Emil ven Elling, veteran kick coach of New York University, will join Hamilton College coaching school faculty this summer.
Weather stoppages force a split of the Albany Grays doubleheader. Albany Senators visit Elmira tonight. Hawkins Stadium hosts a road trip with Fred Clemence slated to start for Albany.
St Louis ace Lenig Cooper demands a three year contract beyond salary talks. He walked out last week and wants a broader deal, not a spring money wrangle. Attorney Lee Havener says a meeting with Sam Breadon and Billy Southworth will decide timing for proposals and possible counteroffers.
Mobile Alabama reports the Mobile Bears have obtained right handed pitcher Ed Spaulding from the Lionhead club of the International League. The trade adds a fourth new player to the roster this season joining Dodgers recruit Ber Pallea and infielders Buldus and John Douglas, with Douglas noted as a former Miami varsity football star.
Cincinnati Reds explode for 11 runs in a exhibition game against the Syracuse Chiefs before 1,313 fans. Williams and Clay drive in four runs each off Syracuse starter Bob Springer and rookie Joe Nuxhall. Lisenbee finishes strong for the Reds while Hodges backs Syracuse with three neat frames.
Michele Leone from Brooklyn meets Russell in a two out of three falls match at Albany arena. The card features Abe Yoorisi vs Steve Endynas, Bill Hall vs Pat Welsh, and Bull Montana against Frank Krauss with a 8:50 p.m. start.
At Fort Devens Massachusetts doctors target repairing Carl Heide Pittsfeld a war casualty to pitch for the Norfolk club in the Piedmont League. Physiotherapy at Lovell General Hospital aims to loosen a tendon scar before possible surgery within a month. Heide wounded in Germany January 17 arrived in the U S after a long English hospital stay. He was signed by Yankee scout Pawl Kricheli before service.
A World Series tale recounts Red Ruffing shutting the Cardinals in Game 1 as the Yankees prevail in a pivotal late rally. Ailing by a late swing, the speaker recalls hitting a key homer at Yankee Stadium sealing the 1932 series and snapping the Cardinals’ dynasty.
National League standings show Chicago and Brooklyn near the top with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia close behind. American League lists New York and Cleveland leading, with Boston and Philadelphia trailing. Eastern League features Scranton, Williamsport, and Utica in tight races. Tonight's schedule highlights Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati with noted pitchers.
RPI Lacrosse Coach Ned Harkness plans a lengthy Thursday practice in Williamstown Massachusetts to test lineups for the Williams game. The Engineers recently beat Buckeye in Troy and will travel to Hanover Wisconsin next before finishing the season at home against Princeton.
Pete Gray, the one-armed outfielder for the St Louis Browns, has become a major drawing card with Brown fans. He drew praise from Yankees boss Joe McCarthy as well as New York writers, delivering strong defense and speed in his first season. His early form has impressed despite questions about long-term major league status.
The Phillies shelled Bob Feller in the fourth inning as Great Lakes edged ahead late. Feller lasted 3 1 1/3 innings allowing 11 hits including home runs by Crawford and Foxx. Ken Keltner homered with the bases loaded in the second to give Cleveland a brief lead before the Sailors rallied for the win.
Veteran pitcher Joe Heving, who set an AL record for 64 games last season, was released unconditionally by the Cleveland Indians. Third baseman Joe DeSiderato also received an unconditional release. Heving pressed for release to seek other clubs after refusing a contract offer. in ten major league seasons he won 63 and lost 76 with an ERA of 1.95 last year. Tribe VP Roger Peckinpaugh cited reduced holdout impact on Jeff Heath and Buddy Rosar.
A crowd of several hundred watched the Troy Brownies launch the Eastern New York Softball League at Antkay Park. The team, under manager Steve Kopcha, relies on top district talent and plays Sundays, with aim to threaten for league honors as they face Amsterdam and other regional teams. Bill Carley captains the squad, and sessions include exhibitions with the Cincinnati Reds and notes on upcoming rivals.
Old Man Weather halted two Principals League games yesterday as Lansingburg High and Cohoes played four innings with Cohoes leading 8 by rain. Catholic Central High vs Trow High was called off at Prospect Part. Watervliet High hosts Canoes High today at 4 for a postponed game.
International scores report Montreal defeating Rochester 8 to 3 while Newark routed Jersey City 8 to 6. Buffalo at Tatorto postponed. only games scheduled.
The Rensselaer County Fox Terrier Club is revived to hold a sanction match in July with date and site to be announced. James Hollis chairs the bench show committee with Frank Brierly Ames De Joeg Otto Duprie and Mrs. John Neal. John Coleman serves as president with Dorothy Hanson Charles Christiansen and John C Neal as officers. membership inquiries to Mr Ness at 330 Seventh Avenue North Troy or telephone North 32431.
Chicago White Sox shut out Mitchel Field 8 to 0 in twilight exhibition behind Bart Caldwell and Clay Touchstone. Johnny Dickshetig went five for eight runs batted in two and scored three, with a single double and triple in three at bats.
A former celebrated distance runner makes a comeback appearance in a California showroom attracting fans who recall his peak days. The event draws nostalgic interest and highlights a rare return for the aging star.
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