Indians Nip Tigers 3-2 In Tight Detroit Tilt
Detroit game notes recount a 3-2 finish as the Indians edge the Tigers. Bagby and Bagoy contributed, with key hits and bases on balls shaping the late scoring.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1945
Page
5
Athletics Triumph Over Red Sox In Twin Bill
Philadelphia Athletics beat Boston Red Sox 1 0 in the opener and 7 2 in the nightcap. Newsom pitched the first game, Gassaway earned the win in relief as Marchildon exited with a torn ligament. Seibert doubled for the A’s and Metkovich tripled for Boston in the opener.
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Philadelphia
Boba Newsom
Charley Gassaway
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Newsom
Ibile
Gassaway
Phil Marchudoh
Sox
Athletics
Dick Seibert
George Keil
Mewsom
George Woods
Boston
George Metkovich
Arletics
Emmitt O'Neill
Ciem Hausmann
Marchiidon
Lez m
BosTan Me Ae
Aoc Heer
Wolff Hurls Nets to 3-0 Victory Over Yankees
Pitcher Wolff led the Brooklyn Nets to a 3-0 win over the New York Yankees, offsetting a 4-2 opener loss. The game highlighted Wolff's strong outing and key plays, including backup support from the Nets in a tight duel. Notable moments included Aron Robinson driving in runs and solid defense behind Wolff. Attendance and other game details are noted in the report.
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Wolff
Nets
Yankees
Washington
Roger Wollfs
New York
Nateines
Jead Lince Gene
Wolk
New York Berler
Bud Metheny
Oscar
Leonard
Joe Pave
Yallaees
Ant Deuce
Fiasei
Aron Robinson
Furst Gsane
NEW _YORK OO
Coe Washington
Tusper
Robina
Lercare
Bene
Cms
Holtopbe
Birencher
Winalgg
Lasing
Zuber
Omptres
Boyer
Jones
Ace Fime
Bomber Hurler Keeps No-Hitter Intact In Big Texas Match
Montgomery ate southpes Royce, ace mound star for Maxwell Field Ram, who entered baseball's hall of fame for the second time this year. He foiled a Craig Field Ain game in the Eastern Flying Training Command's second annual tournament. The Bomber victory ties the double elimination series as they meet again tonight in the title zone. Lint walked two, three others reached on errors, and the Bomber hurler struck out many.
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Montgomery
Ate
Royce Hint
Maxwell Field
Craig Field
Ain. Fiers
Eastern Flying Training Command
Pittsburg Puatts
Gee Atrisck
Pirates Sweep Reds With Doubleheader Wins
Cincinnati Pirates take both ends of a doubleheader from the Reds 4-2 and 7-3. Nick Strincevich earns his new victory in the nightcap while Bucky Walters struggles for Cincinnati as Pittsburgh’s offense builds late leads.
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Cincinnati
Pittsbergt Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Westerdeg
Nick Strincevich
Reéley
Bucky Walters
Reds
Starver
Howard Fox
T.hey
Pete
Jin Parsssil
Joe Bowton
Philburg
Costa
Coscarart
Ruel
Ghstine
Rulott
Sader
Lakeman
Taper
Liske
Merner
Denigren
Wahl
Walters
Miler Ant
Rayer
Leften
Pitmebure Farsa RB
Banes
Datis
Strincevich
Waiters
Btrikegutr
Strinceion
Watters
Hiue
Ont
Birt
Fry
Modiak
If Tn
Piten
nibhet-Waltera
Finnelli
Conlan
Rapheas Ida
Aled Aoceh
Browns Edge Chisox in tight 3 to 2 win doubleheader
Chicago and St Louis split as the Browns won 3 2 after dropping the opener 6 0. Jack Kramer notched his ninth victory in the nightcap with a six hit effort while Frank Papish hurled six innings and White Sox rallies faded.
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Chicago
Reg Hayworth
Marck Christman
St Louis Browns
Jack Kramer
White Sox
St. Louis
Iead Wilt
Bik
Frank Papish
Vers Stephens Inis
Sox Schulte
George McQuins
Fiester
Kramer
Sox
Luke Applingent
Tony Clecinglio
Bill Nagel
Curtrigat
Cuccinella
Nagel
Mike Tresh
Moses
Ed Lopat
Jenta
Jor
MeQhaiss
Chicago AB
PhD
AL Moses Aot
Standings and results from baseball and hockey action
National League standings show New York and Brooklyn in top form with key results against Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh. American League updates include Boston, Philadelphia, and Cleveland games with playoff implications noted. college and minor league scores from Albany and surrounding cities are listed with scheduled matches.
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Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St Louis
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Judd
Barreit
Feldman
Zabala
Hutchings
Logan
Herring
Gregg
Heugser
End Kennedy
Vandenberg
Wyse
Ostermueller
Major League Attendance Soars Across National and American Leagues
A total of about 203,982 fans attended yesterday's major league games, with a Polo Grounds crowd of 48,208 for Giants Dodgers and a broader National League turnout of 92, etc. The day featured fans at Cleveland and Detroit, New York and Washington, St. Louis and Chicago matchups, contributing to a grand total of 203,982 and a weekly total of 248,434 and year figure 200 17178d.
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Polo Grounds
Ebrooxivyn
Schass
I St. Loui
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnad
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Hockey Scoreboard Summary From Regional Matches
International 1 Buffalo 3 Montreal 2 2 Montreal 12 Buffalo 6 1 Syracuse 8 Jersey City 7 Quersey City 9 Syracuse 4 1 Rochester 4 Toronto 2 2 Toronto Rochester 7 1 Newark 9 Baltimore Newark 4 Baltimore 3
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Montreal
Syracuse
Jersey City
Quersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Newark
Baltimore
New York
Torsino
Braves Rally Past Phillies in Twin Bill Losses
Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader with the Boston Braves at Braves Field. In game one Ey Rickard limited the Phils to two runs while the Braves rallied late. Tommy Holmes homered in the opener as Coaker Garibaldi and Chuck Workman added key hits. In the nightcap Dutch Nieman and Seibert homered as Sutthereth delivered a four RBI game.
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Boston Ai Raliet
Pitcost
Anton
Hadl
Vareer
Braves
Philsidelphia Phillies
Vic ‘Tory
Braves’ Field
Boston
Tommy Holmes
Kelley
Jack Kraus
Ducky Medwick
Chuck Workman
Tve
Vin Shupe
Karl
Morris Aderhott
World Series setup altered for 1945 season schedule
Baseball Commissioner Chandler announced changes to the 1945 World Series scheduling with three games in one city to start, followed by three in the champions’ home town, reversing the usual two and three plan. He noted higher broadcasting rights prices and options held by Gillette Safety Razor and Mutual Broadcasting for future series ending before 1950.
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Chaiotee
X. C. GP
Chandler
Gretterdey
Lone City
American Legion
Wise i
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Mutial Broadcasting ‘Company
Tigers Ace Hurler To Be Hospitalized
Detroit southpaw Newhouser hospitalized for back ailment after yesterdays game. He will undergo X ray exams to assess a possible rib growth as trainer Forsyth monitors his condition and the Tigers plan the eastern trip.
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Detroit
Harvid Newhouser
Tigers
Henry
Leta
Newhouver
Raymond Forsyth
Tiger
Maya
Kenesaw Mountain
Lendiz
Baseball Writers Association of American
Senators Top Laurels Twice in Doubleheader Comeback
The Albany Senators split a Labor Day doubleheader with the Hartford Laurels, taking game one 6-0 behind four-hit pitching by Eimerigh and winning game two 4-3. Key features included Mayhew’s two-run homer, Guzak and Mayhew driving in runs, and Luzansky delivering the decisive single in the final inning as Albany rallies to secure victory on the road.
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Iece
Pfonnie Cook
Aloany
Fryes
Senators
Jack Stuyden
Rip Collins
Laransky
Albany
Guzak
Mayhews
Mayhew
Hawkins Stadium
Paules
Heany
Collins
Lusansfiy
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Guzik
Luzansky
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Cook
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Iuzansky
Reggio
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Gurak
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Laurels
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Reardon
Reggis
Webster
Stata
Henry
Daniela An
Peyer
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Zangoe
France
Heney
Aagttoep
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Paates
Buns
Shosky
St. Claesr
Hase Hite
le France
Collinge
Garak
Donnie
Lutansky
Prar- Thiree
Davia
Hertford
Pase
Basen
Freer i
Scio Vee
Ap Wees
Tipperary Wins Hurling Title Over Kilkenny
Tipperary captured the hurling championship with 21 points to Kilkenny's 15 after scoring five goals and six points to Kilkenny's three goals and six points. In the minor final Dublin defeated Tipperary three goals and one point to four goals and eight points.
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Dublin
T—Ak
Tipperary
Aldreiland
Kilkenny
Grid Coach Has Hole-In-One at State College Course
Bob Higgins of Penn State shot his first hole in one yesterday at the college golf course in State College, playing with his daughter Ginger. He used a wood record hit on the 200 yard 12th hole.
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State
College
Bob Higgins
Penn State
Ginger
Higgins
Barrett's One-Hitter Sparks Cards Split With Cubs
Charlie Barrett fired a one hitter and notched his 20th win as the St. Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs won the first game on a tenth inning double by Frank Secory. Barrett’s gem contrasted with a solid Cubs effort behind Hank Borowy in the nightcap.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Charlie
Red] Barrett
Red Birds
Caine
Cubs
Len Merullos
Os the Rasai
Marty Marion
Eril Verban
Merwtg
Charlie Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Barrett
Cardinals
Morti Cooper
Boston Braves
Ha i
Bowston
Chicago
Frank Secory
Buster Adama
Ken O'Dea
Hank Borowy
St.Louis
Hls
al Schoendienst
Adams
Borowy
iLavingston
Rite
Tourebarat, Gardner
Cing and
O' Dew
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Raixe
Uae
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Bager
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Ee Eerie
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Sitiecontes Bromee
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Orr Pris
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Foriexeon
Prin
Fensive
Mew Art
Ballanfant
Magerkurch
Nage Pale
Pioneers Sweep Grays In Two At Elmira
Elmira Pioneers win two from Grays in a doubleheader. In the first game Ned Carver masters five hits against Jack Gutierrez and a wild throw leads to two unearned runs as Elmira wins 5 to 1. The nightcap sees a five run rally in the fifth inning driven by Bob Comyn’s double and a costly error, giving Carver an easy five to 1 victory.
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Elmira
Elmira Pioneers
William Speort
Bred Trine
Johnny Krai
Pioneers
Jack Guiterrez
iGrays
Gote
Mitras
Guterrea
Thin
Se Bret
Trine
Koslowski
Missies
Wale
Bob Comyn
Mrail
Ned Carver
Dodgers Deliver 7-4 Win as Giants Rally Ends
Dodgers top Giants 7-4 in the opener before darkness-shortened second game. Voiselle notches his 14th win behind Dan Gardella and Mel Ott homers. Maglie loses for the second time to the Dodgers. Crowd 49,204.
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New York Upi
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Voiselle
Danny Gardella
Mellott
Ott
Gardella
Mike Sandrock
Biddle Stanky
Babe Herman
Tuhy
Sal Magde
Dino Walker
Siighe
Luis Olmo
Maglie
Durocher
Bridges To Start Today For Detroit Tigers
Detroit notes veteran pitcher Tommy Bridges, age year old, returning from Army service to start one half of a Labor Day doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox. Bridges, a former two game winner in 1934 36, reported his pitching arm felt free after five days of throwing.
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Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Tiger
Chicago White Sox
Bridges
Herstern
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