Rescigno Dominates as Pirates Rally in Exhibition
Rescigno pitched a strong route for the Pirates, scattering 20 hits while Albany scored once in the eighth to pull ahead 4 1. Senators star Johnny Evers watched from the stands as Frankie Frisch spoke with Kavier Rescigno after the game.
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Majors To Continue Play On D Day But Halts Loom
The article notes major league and minor league play potentially continuing on D Day while some circuits plan to pause. Officials including Harridge and Ford weigh whether religious observance or postponements are prudent as invasion news breaks. The International League and others discuss delaying games if the invasion is announced early.
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Weather and schedule notes for Eastern League games
Wet grounds affect Williamsport Hartford Scranton Binghamton Wilkes Barre Elmira Albany and other matchups. Tonight's games include Williamsport at Albany and Etica at Wilkes-Barre with several postponements and rain impacts across the circuit.
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Bommy Davis Secures KO Victory in Brooklyn Bout
Bommy Davis of Brooklyn knocked out Charley Sabatele of Scranton in 2:13 of the third round at Broadway Arena. The eight round bout went the distance only to end early for Sabatele, boosting Davis to victory last night in New York Gh.
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Catholics Central High Upset Cohoes 3 1 in Baseball
Catholic Central High School Downed Cohoes High 3 to 1 on Catholic Central Field. Eight Streeters scored all runs in the fifth inning as Gubly homered with one out and Guilie on first for two RBIs. Ed Kalski suffered his first loss of the season allowing six hits while fanning nine. Cohoes pitcher Kalski pitched through the full game.
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St Michaels to clash with St Peters in Prospect Park
St Peters senior nine will tackle St Michaels tonight at Prospect Park at 6 15. Buckley Diezen or Sherman will work for St Michaels with Conroy for St Peters behind the plate.
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Vliet Nine Beats Troy To Cop Lead In Baseball
Watervliet defend ing champions gain first place in the Principals’ Baseball League with a 6-1 victory over Troy. Hack Harris allowed four hits and struck out 10, while Rod gers added a double driving in three. Troy managed a single run on a Rodgers double.
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Cohoes Meet Frear Park Golfers Enter Van Schaick Invitation
Frear Park golfers entered the Van Schaick Island Golf Club invitation tourney held yesterday. The entry list includes Charles Brendese Howie Howe Walt Ciza John Smith and Chet Joslin along with numerous players from Albany Schenectady and other signatories. Entries were accepted today and the three day meet closes tomorrow night with a qualifying round Saturday and match play Sunday. Semifinals are planned for Memorial Day with no matches next Monday.
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Crisler Opposes Freelance Change to Big Ten Rules
Ann Arbor Michigan GM athletic director Fritz Crider says no plan exists for a gentlemen’s agreement to alter the Big Ten gridiron code. He warns against freelance revisions and vows to oppose any attempt to override the National Commissioner at upcoming Football Coaches meetings in Chicago and New York.
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Leahy Would Be More Valuable Coaching At Notre Dame
Notre Dame would gain more from Frank Leahy as a coach than he could offer in Navy service. The article argues Leahy’s presence strengthens Notre Dame’s football program and tradition, noting his unique value versus potential service as a military coach at the Pre-Flight School.
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Solons Strip Joe Baksi Of Whiskers In Boxing Pact
Joe Baksi's long beard is shaved off after New York Athletic Commission orders a clean appearance for his Friday Madison Square Garden bout with Lee Savold. Baksi arrives in blue overalls and a striped shirt as Savold, in contrast, is described as a fashion plate. The bout follows Baksi's earlier decision loss to Savold and features updated 12 round limits. scores and other city games are listed.
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Trojans Back Albany Senators in Weekend Doubleheader
The Albany Senators drew 6 600 at Hawkins Stadium as Troy fans praised owner Tom McCaffrey and manager Rip Catling for a square deal. Johnny Evers appeared publicly, praising the Senators while RPI and Cornell prep for a clash with stars Vic Starzenski and Ned Harkness guiding the Engineers.
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