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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
14
Donnelly pitched a strong outing for the St Louis Browns, earning praise from Pepper Martin and Duke Sewell. His performance helped the Browns stay competitive as veterans like Breadon and Bremer contributed on the mound and at the plate.
Ken O'Dea delivered a pinch hit in the 11th inning as St Louis edged Cleveland 3-2 in the second series game. Blix Donnelly earned the relief win after mopping up earlier, with Whitey Hurowski aiding in a seventh inning stand. The Browns mounted a late rally, but Cardinal fielding and timely hits sealed the victory. Ted Wilks to start for St Louis in the next game while Jack Kramer would pitch for Cleveland as odds shifted.
Financial figures show total receipts of 338 games with a gross of 203 321 and players share 153 928 71. Commissioners share 45 203 78 and each club 25 654 78. Each league 54 654 78 after deductions for players and war service funds. A portion also notes $100 for radio and related costs.
The Associated Press notes Max Lanier started fast but faded, with Ellsworths and Christman keying the Browns. Walker Cooper and Kreavich sparked early excitement, while Vern Stephens and Adcock Martin Marion shone defensively. The crowd toasted Mantuso and Hayworth as the Browns and Braves split the twin bill in a lively, long afternoon.
Walter 70 halfback returns to the Army football squad after a two week arm injury layoff. He is expected to see substantial action Saturday against Brown at Michie Stadium. Cadet B squad previewed Brown’s attack with limited contact work in yesterday’s session.
Official box score details a 2-1 Browns win over the Cardinals with pitching notes for Lanier Muncrief Donnelly and Potier. Earned runs, strikeouts, double plays, and fielding figures listed. attendance 33,076 and time 2 32.
The Associated Press recounts a tense moment in game action as a rookie, with bases loaded and one out, leading to a pivotal play. Veterans and legends connected to the Browns and Cardinals are evoked, including Ray Sanders and Mort Cooper, alongside former stars like Rogers Hornsby and Baby Doll Jacobson, framing a pennant era mood and a note on pitching and defensive outs.
Lexington officials postponed the Trots program due to rain. It marks the third postponement of the meeting, delaying proceedings for drivers and fans in Lexington Kentucky yesterday, per UPI report.
Cornell varsity football team polished its defense and kickoff last night. They will depart at noon for New Haven, Conn, to meet Yale Saturday.
A nostalgic look at historic World Series moments. The piece lists memorable events by year, from 1941 to 1931, highlighting plays, misplays, and notable performances that linger in fans’ memories beyond the final outcomes. It invites readers to recall classics and adds a teaser for the current year.
Race card details pacing events with $300 purses and upwards. Entries include drivers and horses such as Rafus Raa, Dewey Shoe, Jones, Allie Watts Aubrey, Witter Hanover, and Major cS th. Latham, alongside multiple unnamed canines and cantering divisions. Race descriptions mention seven races, four-year-olds, and various drivers with uncertain spellings.
Marines publish a special eight page overseas World Series edition with reporters and an ace photographer from the China-Burma-India theater. Bob Meyers and Bob Broeg provide copy while Don Pittson handles photos. Sergt John Derr and Serge Charles Kiley contribute dispatches from Paris and London.
Brown football opened preparations for the Army game at West Point. Coach Rip Bugie ran the first two squads through a long defensive scrimmage against the Cadet T formation. Gene Clark will not travel due to a knee injury from last Saturday. The squad, 85 strong, is otherwise in top condition with Engle leading the group.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute prepares for a Union clash at Schenectady. The Engineers bolstered by a strong ground game and aerial work, seek a season's first win while aiming to avenge a prior setback at Troy. Union, under Shel Hein, eyes a dominant finish to their first season.
The Baltimore Orioles clinched the International League playoff with a 4 games to 3 win over Buffalo and Newark, earning a clash with the Louisville Colonels in the Little World Series. Manager Thames would choose between Sam Lowry and Ambrose Palica on the mound, while Louisville’s Jim Wilson seeks victory. The series opens in Louisville’s 12,000 seat park before returning to Municipal Stadium to draw large crowds.
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