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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1943

Page

14

Gibson's Five-Hitter Gives Binghamton First Shutout

Binghamton Triplets win first shutout of the season 5-0 in seven innings after a 12-inning 3-2 loss to Albany. Charley Gibson and Charley Haag duel. Haag exits in the 12th after a walk and a runners, then Bernie Bnyder’s single drives in the decisive run. Albany leads series 2-1.

Binghamton Albany Senators Charley Gibson Albany Charley Haag Haag Bill Bruba Ray Baker Stan Platek Jerry Navrocki

Covington Fires Perfect Game For Scranton Miners

Chet Covington, 28, pitched the first perfect game in Eastern League history as the Scranton Miners shut out the Springfield Rifles 6 to 0. He faced only 27 batters, none reach first base, with four balls to the outfield and five strikeouts.

Scranton, Pa Chet Covington Scranton Miners Springfield Rifles Covington

A's Rally Past Browns in Second Game of DH

Joyner White and Eddie Mayo powered the Athletics to an 8 2 win over the Browns in the second game of a doubleheader after St Louis won the opener 9 1. White doubled twice in the first inning, Mayo followed with a double, and Estalella homered for the A's lone run in the first game. Flores drove in a run with a fly, Hall reached third on a slow roller, and Swift delivered a long single.

St. Louis Joyner White Athletics Browns Eddie Mayo Mayo White Roberto Estalella Chet Lanbs Jesse Flores Irv Hall Bob Swift A’s Estatella

Indians Sweep Yankee Trio in Doubleheader Relays

Cleveland gains AL lead by sweeping a three game set with 3 1 and 2 outcomes. Ernie Bonham loses opener while Spud Ghandler falters after five hitless frames. Yankees fall to third and trail Indians by one game as Detroit splits with Boston and Briggs Stadium hosts a wartime crowd.

Cleveland Yankees Indians McCarthy Cleveland Stadium Ernie Bonham Spud Ghandler

Woodward, Oilman, Injured in Train Crash That Killed Wife

Houston oilman E F Woodward, owner of Valdiia Farms, remained in critical condition after an automobile train crash Saturday near D'Henis returning from the Valdiia race horse farm. His wife was killed in the accident.

Wondo Tex UPI E. F. Woodward Houston

Baseball In Brief Today’s Games

Hartford at Albany 8 30 p m Elmira at Scranton Binghamton at Wilkes Barre Springfield at Utica

Hartford Albany Elmira Scranton Binghamton Wilkes-Barre Springfield Utica ALBA Gipson Cameill Haag Bartola Binghamton Moran Gilmore Whittingham Crowe Drescher Oates Stephenson Covington Savino Sewid Comiskey Mason and Schuster Devlin A O Zinn Thomas Zoldak Moss Utica OK Donahue Thomas Spencer L. Pet. Scranton Wilkes-Barre Binghamton Albant

Dodgers Sweep Reds In Doubleheader At Ebbets Field

Dodgers win both ends of a doubleheader 3 0 and 3 1 before 31 007 at Ebbets Field. Ed Head hurled a four hit shutout for the first game win his third season victory. Augie Galan Johnny Vander Meer and Whit Wyatt drive in runs. Wyatt gets the second game decision as Vander Meer takes the loss to go to 4-4. In Philadelphia the Phillies drop the opener 4 1 to the Pirates before 37 176 at Shibe Park then win the nightcap 5 2 behind a five run fifth inning and strong relief from St Johnson. The crowd tops the prior NL attendance mark and police close gates at 2 pm. The Pirates cite Truett Sewell’s five hit effort in the opener.

Detroit Pi Red Sox Tony Lupien Tigers Briggs Stadium Tommy Bridges Chicago White Sox Nationals Comiskey Nats Early Wynn Boston Detroit Dawson Peacock Bridges Borste Richards Ashington R. HL A. Glary Culberson A. Case Qo Lake Vernon Fox Th Johnson Lupien Spence Doerr Priddy Garrison L Lazor I. Sullivan Wynn Partee Terry x Brown Judd Rho A. Tucker Terry Ite Kuhel Hodgin A. Kolloway Hoover Moses Cramer Grant Wakefeld Turner Hiseins Ee J Harns Rf Ross Haynes York Bloodworth U Curtwright Parsons Sea Overmire White Washington zzRose Clary Sullivan Harris Appling Kubel Lake Early Kolloway Balla Judd Kubel Quermite Judd Chicago Ross Pipgras, Weater Rueitcher Hubb Rommel Brooklyn Dodgers Reds Ebbets Field Ed Head Tltough Ray Starr Augie Galan Johnny Vander Meer Whitlow Wyatt Wyatt Vander Meer Philadelphia Shibe Park Phillies Pirates Truett Sewell Phils St Johnson Jack Kraus Brooks Athletics Yankees Bucs Eibie Fletcher Cincinnate Brookly Swart Mueller Head Owen A. Muller Marshall McCormick Crabtree Lesner Tipton Brewster Uelter G Vander Meer H. O Galan Meawick Amity Tan Wa Vieore G. Op Wyast PezCaoner Allen Cenc Wrart Vahan Frey Otr Kerman New York Cardinals Giants Carl Hubbell Walker Cooper Stan Musial Redbirds Dick Bartell Joe Orengo Barrett Howard Pollet Mort Cooper Lou Klein Nick Witek Whitey Kurowski

Cubs Upset Braves in doubleheader 2 1

The Cubs salvaged the second game of a doubleheader against the Braves, winning 2 to 1 after suffering a bad road trip and an earlier 2 1 loss. Johnny Wyrostek faces lengthy layoff, and Fletcher incurs a concussion after colliding with the outfield wall. Whitey Kurowski strings hits as Cardinals sweep Giants in New York.

National Yesterday's Scores Briefs

Brooklyn swept Cincinnati 3 0 and 3 1 in two games while St Louis edged New York 6 5 and 4 2. Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 4 1 and lost 2 5 to Philadelphia in the twin bill. Chicago downed Boston 2 1 and 1 0 in two games.

Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago Boston W. L. Pet Cincinnati Fd

Troy Nine Opens With 7A Victory

Troy’s baseball team signed Freddy Plante who doubled for two early runs in a 7 4 opener win over Schenectady at Central Park Schenectady Plante drove in two runs with a long smash and Troy benefited from four double plays as Eric Bogdanowicz worked out of holes Gloversville opened its home season with a 7 2 win over Amsterdam Troy hosts Schenectady next Sunday and seeks a field for home games

Troy Freddy Plante Plante Trojans Schenectady Central Park Shine Mane Bill Carr Koval Foland Eric Bogdaniwicz Paul Senez Gloversville Amsterdam Yeterday Bogdanowicz LeMay Franks Fasula

Cleveland Dominates New York In Two Softball Showdowns

Cleveland earns 3 1 and 35 2 wins over New York in two games while Boston takes two versus Detroit. St Louis cruises past Philadelphia and Chicago blanked by Washington 11 in a light schedule. Weather section notes conditions.

Cleveland New York Detroit Boston Detroi St. Louis Philadelphia Washington Chicago

Galento to Begin Comeback in Tampa Kickoff

Tony Galento announced plan to start his comeback on June 1 in Tampa against New York heavyweight Herbie Katz and will arrive tomorrow to begin training and trails in St. Petersburg Florida.

St. Petersburg Fla Tony Galento Tampa Herbie Katz New York

Major Crowds Set 43 Record

New York crowds topped the season as 37,178 watched the Phillies lead a major league attendance of 211,645 paying yesterday, reflecting robust fan interest across the circuit.

New York Phillies

Five day week starts as season nears end in league

La Salle meets Watervliet in a pivotal early game at Arsenal City diamond as Watervliet tops the league at 4 2 in extra innings. McCarthy to start for Watervliet against Russo who has 11 of 12 recent starts wins. Other matches set for La Salle Troy Cohoes Catholic Central Lansingburg.

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Krause Named Notre Dame Cage Coach

Edward Moose Krause a Notre Dame graduate and former Pittafeld State League player manager was named Saturday as head basketball coach at Notre Dame He replaces the late George E Keegan and had served as line coach under Frank Leahy last season.

Edward Moose) Krause Pittafeld Notre Dame Krause Frank Leahy George E. Keegan

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