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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1945
Page
7
The Red Sox defeated the White Sox with a six to four score. Boo Johnson starred with timely triples as Boston built an early lead. Fox and Tobin contributed key plays while Peg Barve delivered support as the lineup adjusted.
In a tightly contested game the Pioneers rallied in the eleventh inning to topple Utica after a late surge by the visitors. A crowd of about 2,380 watched as the Pioneers overcame a 2-0 deficit and pulled ahead with key hits and bold baserunning, clinching the win in extra frames.
St Michael's seeks a third straight victory as Bretty Dwyer leads the team against Rensselaer Stars at Geer Field in South Troy. Game starts at 2:30 pm, marking the last independent game before the Senior CYO League title defense next month.
Yankees blanked the Browns 11 to 0 to sweep the series as Donald allowed five hits. Early four runs came on two walks and hits, with Etten driving in a key double and Crosetti scoring on Stirnweiss. Lindell hit a 40 foot triple in the fifth to pace additional scoring, while guttridge attempted to tag Lindell at home plate. injuries to Stephens and Mize noted.
In Scranton the Senators and Miners split a doubleheader. Scranton won the opener as McDonald earned the victory, aided by Hank Marshall’s RBI drive. In the nightcap Fred Clemence secured the win for Scranton despite rain, with Lazar driving in six runs overall.
The RPI lacrosse squad trained intensely in Hanover New Hampshire this Saturday. Coach Ned Heraness focused on defense and midfield play while the team prepared for its next challenge after a win over Dartmouth.
Averill Park Central High School defeated Berlin High 16 to 6 yesterday in Berlin. The Winners chalked up 15 hits off Silvernail and Kline. Dreis delivered eight binges while Silvernail fanned five and Kline four. Radz had three hits for Averill Park. Wheeler and Churchville stood out for Berlin, with Warren hitting a triple for Averill Park.
Rochester scores in Buffalo 2 while Baltiotaré 2 and Syracyan 1 are listed as scheduled games. Only games scheduled.
In a tense 2-1 victory, the A's win with a run in the tenth. Ed Hieman relieved, Reynolds pitched well, and a controversial fourth inning interference call helped set up the decisive score.
Grays defeated the Binghamton Tripiers 8-4 in game one and 2-1 in the nightcap, extending their series lead as Fernando Rodriguez earned his fifth straight win in his season debut. Southpaw Danny Parra earned his fourth decision despite 18 hits, with Grays' defense allowing five errors behind Valenzuela.
The Bues beat the New York Giants 4-3 as a late rally broke a tie in the eighth. Jin Russell and pinch hitter Vic Barshart sparked the comeback, while Keldmans shut out the Giants through seven, with a strong Dahlgren run producing the decisive score. Attendance stood at 3,000-plus as the Bues extended their winning streak to eight.
Chicago Fi Five runs the i being gave the Brooklyn Dodgers a 203 decision over the Chicago Cubs yesterday with Ben Chapman earning his second start since May 5. Goody Posey Ackie Gatun Dixie Walker Joan Dae fomio Eddie Basinski and others produced hits as Dodger pitchers limited Cubs.
Behr-Manning Gears remain undefeated in Troy Indus League last night, edging Alferhny Ladiums 11 to 7 in extra innings at Whaickerbocker Park. Batteries: Benjukian and Kirkner for Behr-Manning. Gehring and Ritter for Alferhny.
Yesterday's results and standings across the National, American, and minor leagues show New York and Pittsburg atop their tables with mixed outcomes for Chicago, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. Prolific matchups include New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburg with slated doubleheaders and probable pitchers listed for today.
Philadelphia UPI reports the Philadelphia Athletics traded veteran catcher Frankie Hayes to Cleveland for catcher Buddy Rosar. Hayes, noted as one of the best, had appeared in every game last season, a feat matched by Reds’ Ray Mueller across 155 games plus his 1943 run. Rosar, a former Yankee, has been with organized baseball since 1934 and major leagues since 1939, with a peak of 293 in 1940.
Benny Singleton of Waterbury Conn defeats George Larover of Philadelphia with the letter disqualified in the tenth round at Sargent Field before about 2000 fans. Marcel Fournier of Meontren earned a unanimous verdict over AY Lewis of Port Arthur in the six round semifinal.
Albany Senators on the road as Troy Area sports scene features scattered Memorial Day semi pro baseball games and a heavy golf program across nearby courses.
Scrambled notes show Derby betting totals and stakes money at Churchill Downs plus a St Louis Cardinals win over Philadelphia highlighted by Whitey Ford and Red Barrett. Broad coverage mentions Barrett’s big game, Phillies pitching, and a chaotic recap of early race conditions and historical Derby details.
The sore arm epidemic affecting St Louis Cardinal pitchers appears ended. Manager Billy Southworth revealed the five starters as Ted Wilks Charley Barrett Harry Brecheen Blix Donnelly and Jack Creel with Bud Everly Ken Burkardt and Al Jurisich as relievers ready to back them up.
The University of Rochester baseball team continued its undefeated run with a 9-3 victory over Hobart, chalking up its sixth win of the season. Ha Gniewok pitched strong six innings, allowing four hits before moving to left field, and earned the win as Rochester dominated Hobart.
Stymie sprinted from last to first to win the Jamaica Handicap at Belmont before 27,336 fans, beating Eye for Eye and Olympic Zenith. Transformer, Vera Sir Erazy’s horse, claimed third as Stymie clocked a mile and two sixteenths in 7:44.35 under top weight of 119 pounds. The race served as a preview for the Wood Memorial upcoming, with Stymie noted as a prior runner-up in the 825,000 added test for three-year-olds.
Top Negro players from the United Colored League gather at Hawkins Stadium this afternoon for a twin bill. The Pittsburgh Crawfords meet the Philadelphia Highlydas in the league affair, with the first game set for 2 PM.
Sacred Heart baseball team defeated St Augustine's nine in a Junior C O League match in Lansingburg. Denny Kearns and Ace Nugent pitched for Sacred Heart with Retzlafy catching. Losers featured B Doure McClure and Callopy. Nugent struck out seven and Kearns fanned three.
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