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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1944

Page

9

Georgia Tech Faces Navy In Season Opener

Georgia Tech coach warns of Navy power as the Jackets prepare for a season opener. Navy relies on stout defense and Don Whitmire and Bobby Tom Jenkins to spark the attack while Tech counters with Cap Painsler and Bill Chambers. A 35 000 capacity crowd expected.

Navy Cosck Oscar Hagberg de Cdta Blue Devils Burs Jamukey Navy Hambert and Company Cath al Abama Tech Cap Painsler Bill Chambers Don Whitmire Bobby Tom Jenkins

Fixed Races Charged at Pascoag Track

A protest alleging fixed races was presented to Rhode Island officials by about forty horsemen at Pascoag Park. M A Silegy said the group met with Deputy Racing Administrator Raymond P. McElroy and track stewards and will continue to enter horses while awaiting a prompt investigation. Jockey Henry Ramirez and Milton Briggs were reportedly assaulted or threatened during and after races, with four hundred signatures? on the petition. Stewards denied evidence of fixed racing but promised cooperation with the State Racing Administration in the inquiry. The Pascoag track enters its third week with a schedule through Novak.

Pascoag, R. LLP Risgs Rhode Island Pascoag Park M.A. Silegy Raymond P. McElroy Silagy Forix Horsemens Aeid Henry Ramirez Milton Briggs State Racing Administration Samuel C. Nuckola Versailles James B. Doorley Providence Edward J. Fenelon Pascoagh Novak

Orange Ends Drills for Temple Game

Syracuse drills wrap up before the Temple game in Philadelphia. The Orange practiced both offense and defense with Hinsley and Sullivan on the ends and Hustis and Mersei at tack. Carlson and Weise guard roles were featured as Denron worked at center.

Temple Syracuse Here Philadelphia Cutimny Hildager Sullivan Hustis Mersei Weise Carlson Denron Sackfeld Lafayette Baysinger McConnell Cozensine Buchsbaum

Gamecocks Favored to Beat Clemson in Key Opener

South Carolina, slight favorites, travel to face Clemson in the 42nd annual Southern Conference battle at the State Fair stadium with an 78,000 crowd anticipated. Navy V-12 unit and Clemson injuries shape pregame edge as both teams seek early season conference win.

Columbia University of South Carolina Gamecocks Clemson Tigers Siate Fair South Carolina Tigers N.C. State Wolfpack Navy

Arsenal Eleven to Face Union City Semi Pros Sunday

Arsenal Eleven prepares for its third home game against Union City Semi Pros in Watervliet. The squad, seeking a first win after losses to Rosaselaer Polytechnic, Jaxvees, and Cornell Jayvees, aims to rebound behind key players including Moxie Attanasio and Bob Jorgenson. Union City enters with a 10–0 state title record and a 4–0 current mark, averaging 185 pounds per man.

Arsenal Union City Waterviier Bandar N. J al Keller Rosaselaer Polstechnic Institute Jaxsvees Cornell Jayvees Corneiloach Ohesion Hhe Moxie Attanasio Oharion Algo Bob Jorgenson Schenectady Joe Peilo Bennington Falco Kelley New Jersey Stason N.J

Catholic High Prepares for VI Game at Breecker Stadium

Catholic Central High School's football team drills intensely this week for the Rockne Cup clash against Vincentian Institute in Breecker Stadium Albany Sunday afternoon. Coach Bill Carter welcomes the return of Jack Watson who will see limited action as he regains form, with probable starters including Bob Guile Pauli Costello Joe Poiechs Nick Anthony Jim Pagete Al Zamphier Jenn Whalen Owen 3 tent s.

Catholic Central High School

Daley Signs with New York All America Pro Team

Pittsburgh backfield prospect Bill Daley, ex Minnesota star, reportedly signed with the New York All America club for postwar professional football. Coowner Fi-Bert Sell and Arch Ward of Chicago confirmed Daley's agreement after he said yes to terms. Daley played for Minnesota through 1943 and later served in the naval amphibious forces.

Piladelphia Bert Sell Pittsducz New York Ct Daley Seiji Agid Bell Ward Arch Ward Chicago Pyar Ray Ryan New York Minnesota Pittsburg Steelers Totas Armed Forces Naval Amphibian Forces

Bowling League Scores Highlight Local Standouts

Joe Sacala topped the Troy Merchants league with a 570 series, followed by Harlow Tucker 553 and Steve HK 448. Krauze had a 213 high game. In other divisions, Cahillis and the Krauses posted wins, while Mary Deniet led the Marvin-Neitzel league with a 1777 series and Anita Garhart had an 183 solo. Brownie Tavern and other leagues show varied results as teams chase top spots. Special mention to the arrangements committee for the 50th birthday party celebration after bowling.

Joe Sacala Troy Learad Harlow Tucker Steve HK Krauze Bill Sok Joe Keiteigh Phi Cahilis Wagars Dairy Krauses Saratoga Div Beverages Manning Higging and Burleigh Weekly Sacaia, Krause Pettignelli Burleigh Miller Willis Mary Deniet Anita Garhart Stackfig Anna Felock Thyra Keegan Mary Alic Sween Eunice VanPatten Brownie Tavern Professor Morse Fitzgeralds Morrs Zibros Kasarjians Bolanda Carig Hans Teader Ave Evers Herbazie Cassidy Hartnett Ducky Meran Sullivan Leo” Rogers Sur

Nationals Fail to Live Up to Big Hype in 1945 Season

A chaotic season at Griffith Stadium saw the Washington Nationals draw tepid crowds despite high expectations. Pitching struggles and defensive lapses plagued the team, with star pitchers like Leonard and Niggeling underperforming. attendance crept from a May peak to a low in August. The club finished with the league’s worst fielding average and a poor run of results, blemishing a year that started with big hopes.

New York Fuer Griffith Stadium Marke Nate Teder Nats Dutch Leonard Johnny Niggeling Early Wynn Roger Wolf Milo Candini Mickey Haefner Wolff Wrene Niggeling Leonard Haefger Browns Washington Detreit St. Louis

Columbia Announces 20 Game Basketball Schedule

Columbia University outlines a 20 game season in the Eastern Intercollegiate League with six home and away series against Dartmouth Pennsylvania Cornell and rivals. The slate includes Yale Princeton Army Navy Fordham Muhlenberg and Williams with games scheduled in New Haven West Point Ithaca Philadelphia and Hanover among others.

New York Columbia University Dartmouth Pennsylvania Cornell Webb Institute Columbia Midshipmer Union Schenectady Williams Willamstown Cornett Stuhlenberg Allentown Yale New Haven Princeton Yaler Army West Point Philadelphia Dartmioush Hanover Navy Fordham Muhlenberg Carnell Ithaca

Birthday Treated as President Sammy Ed wards in League Dinner

Leonard McClure chaired the event with assistants William Gardner Eloyn Peacock William Garley Leo Kirkner George Macey Joseph Cleassants and Sfer ritt Bloomingdale. Joe Evers awarded Samay a ten gearton hat and kerchief. a birthday cake with fifty candles followed the dinner. War Bond presented to the president. Sammy gave thanks. Brownie women helpers joined to cut the cake as Pal O Mine played. League racing headlines two ties for first and two for third. Top performers included George Sage Mark Fisher Hike Boland and Cy Wagare among others in a lively annual gathering.

Sammy Edwards Leonard McClure Wiliam Gardner Eloyn Peacock Williamn Garley Leo Kirkner George Macey Joseph Cleassants Sferritt Bloomingdale League Joe Evers Samay Sammy Pei O'Mine Yoner Byrons Coons George Sage Ma’ Langlois Joe Sobiler Kelly Mark Fisher Deans Classens Panane Cains Boland Paul Rewansky Cy Wagare Rosers Claessens Nel Brroay Compions Sgt. Pilleworth

Boxing's Top Father-Son Duo Bobby Ruffin Follows Ring Trail

Bobby Ruffin, 23, heir to a boxing lineage, pursues a lightweight title while hailing his father Teddy Hubbes Ruffin’s 294 bouts and influence. The East Side native recalls his Civil War-era ancestry and his wish to prove the Ruffins as the premier father-son boxing duo. Ruffin trained from 248 pounds down to 140, served nine months as an athletic instructor at Camp Sibert, and hopes to meet Henry Armstrong in Madison Square Garden for a title shot.

Boxing Bobby Ruffin Dad Frank Eck New York Teddy Hubbes Ruffin Galing Pop Ruffia Wame Beau Jack Jack Bob Montgomery Fitle Varston Ant Bobby Bridgeport Cons Papa Hubbs Tougnt Smong Frankie Fieming Joe Shugrue Benny Leonard Hubbs Ruffins Camp Sibert, Ale Sints Henry Armstrong Madison Square Garden East Side Id Terris Ruby Goldstein

Troy High Host to AHS Gridders Today

Troy High School faces Albany High in an intercity contest at School 14 field with a 3:30 pm kickoff. LaSalle Institute and Lansingburg High clash tomorrow at LaSalle Field as both teams seek their first city victory amid lineup shifts and standout players.

Troy High AHS LaSalle Troy Troy High School Albany High EsSalle Lagsiogkers High School LaSalle Field North Trex Albany Trojans Eddie Pickens Trofens Pickens Albany High Inc Lansingburg James Dan Ate Tempe Joe Bertrand Lansingburg High Burg Iry Goldsberry al Cunningham Dor Blair Seb Gardenler John Geary Don Wakelee al Mangoine Harold Shields Charles Baker Joy Gallo Catholic High

Irish Halfbacks Duel Sets Tone On Sports Trail

In early season notes Whitney santsy argues Army and Navy differ in schedule and difficulty. He notes Army benefited from soft opposition while Navy faced tougher tests, predicting Navy may regain prestige later and that Duke Notre Dame Penn and North Carolina will shape the December Annapolis showdown.

Tropa Army White Navy Red Blaik Blaik North Carolina Pitt Duke Resuet Naty Blue Devils Ravy Annapolis Notre Dame Penn Navy

Change of names granted in Rensselaer County court

In Troy New York the County Court authorized Thomas De Luca to assume the name Thomas Delmar and Eva De Luca to become Eva Delmar after publication and filing requirements. The order, signed by Judge Harry E Clintan, directs notices and future filings to reflect the new names on and after November 30 1964. Notices also announce multiple beer and wine licenses issued or renewed in Troy and surrounding towns under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.

Thomas de Luce Eva de Luce Thomas de Luca Thomas Delmar Eva de Luca Reweelaer Troy Record Coynty Renaseleer Peti Toners Thomas de Lacs Eva de Lrog Thoma Delmer Eva Delmar

Powell, Old Major Loop Star Dies

Chicago obituary notes Pi-Jeck Powell 74 former American League pitcher who began with Cleveland in 1897. Powell pitched 27 seasons in the National and American Leagues, compiling 243 wins and 258 losses. He won 22 games for the St. Louis Browns in 1902 and 23 for the New York Yankees in 1904.

Chicago Jeck Powell Cleveland Powell Jront St. Louis Browns New York Yankees

Public Notice of Polling Places in Troy for 1940 Elections

Paving plates and official certification list polling places in Troy for four Registration days, Election Day and related events. The notice names first ward through seventeenth ward locations including schools, garages, barber shops, and stores, with street addresses and districts. Also announces a liquor license issued to Myles Kedga at 7 Albany Ave Nassau St for on premises beer in Troy under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.

Alcohotic Beverage Control Lex Trog-West Sand Lake Roag Enhos South Bend Ind Ernest Maziona Barone St. Teor Ian Saar Wisconsin Ed McKeever Wise Ing Savern Pier RD. Ae . A Betesclad Counir Xex Whliam Brown Rere Averill Park N.Y New York Troy Sainhing Etec Richiers Garage State of Lent Fourth Street Seread Pires Third Etec 3Rd Avenue State Street Broadway Ltec Central Poles First Elec Rash Bros Walker Avenue Colina Orprak Spring Avenus Tec Pemper Pax Ford Avenus Sixth Ward Ziec Diel Burden Avenue Siec Bireez Michael Behoel St Micheel Éh Beer Ite Bauer Albany Ave Nassau Reasse- S Eve Tork Myles Kedga Apt Dibza Neasau Albeny Ave Nema

Tunney Backs Sports For Future Warrior In New Haven

Gene Tunney told the New Haven Gridiron Club that sports build fighting qualities and that compulsory physical fitness and military training should be adopted nationwide. He cited talks with General MacArthur in New Guinea and said football and boxing develop a fighting man, while any sport fosters gameness and fortitude. He warned dropping varsity sports would harm American character.

New Haven Conn Gene Tunney USNR Tunney Douglan MacArthur New Guinea MacArthur Tenney Navy

Death Breaks Up Old Rochester Hunting Team

A fatal heart attack during a pheasant hunt in a Rochester suburb killed Charles C. Earnhardt 87. His companion, Charles Smith 4, went for aid. They had planned to deer hunt next week with the Adams family party.

Rochester CPI Charles C. Earnhardt Charles Smith Smith

Good Club Fighters in Albany Show

Fans will attend the Grstorp bos sing show at Capitol Arena Albany next Tuesday night to see a main eight round event featuring Pete Virgin of Schenectady and Walter Cabey Lewis. Lewin, Kid Cahoco lake’s protege, has recent wins over Ham Willbowby in Madison Square Garden and defeats of Clyde England and Jory Gatto, with a draw against Johnny Juliano. Veteran matchmaker Jeng Me Mahon is assembling the inaugural card.

Capitol Arena lAlbany Schters Pete Virgin Schenectady Kev Lake Ham Willbowby Madison Square Garden Clyde Engelish Jory Gatto Johnny Juliano Jeng MeMahon

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