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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1944

Page

13

Senators Rout Scranton in Stadium Set Victory

Albany Senators overwhelmed Scranton 11 to 4 at the stadium. Emill Rodgers led the attack with a long homer and three runs batted in while Dave Lambton pitched effectively, scattering 11 hits. Vince Dinges stole a base, Gionfriddo and Lepine contributed key hits, and Barnhart’s error helped ignite the late surge for the Senators.

Scranton Albany Senators Ers Ris R Mes McCaffrey Red Sox Pstele Senators Albany Emill Rodgers Souch-paw Dave Lambton Esardios Winets Vince Dinges Gionfriddoe Gionfriddo Fee Rodgers Temmates Aarshall Sperry Dinges Vistors Lamaton Lewis Laforest Barnhart Lepine Rossell Giordanoi Hozlowski Mistele New Fork Daliessandrs Jim Tobin Aerrearch Buddy Kerr Max Macon Merullo Charley Workman Chipmas P. Braves Boston Suns Texte Homer St. Soul Bill Voiselte Sercara Jerier Cope Se Raliy Asiki Line & Ae Az Verge Yse Cheen Workman Maia Masi Phillipa Dee Breckan Byer OrnxTooin Greene Carrion Louis Rich Eros Johnson Hurowsh Wright Verdan Cararella Romem Mazioc Cavatella Azurello Sac Az Riices Kurowset Verban Double Piars Bresheen Fecker TES Beer Heymann Volsais New York Tarr Macea Mast Sal Voise Kman J. Lamba Lavere Stewart

Laurels Beat Barons In Twin Bill On Local Night

Laurels swept a doubleheader versus the Wilkes Barre Barons to extend near 19-1 record. In the first game Harm Petty earned the win as Laurels won 5 to 2. In the second game Laurels rolled to a comfortable 16 to 5 victory with Snupe driving in runs and Petty contributing two hits and a homer.

Wilkes Barre Barons Harm Petty Outfeld Menita Lonp Leedler Elouts Paty Hert

Elmira Tops Utes Twice Before 899

Elmira Pioneers beat the Utica Blue Sox twice to win the four game series, taking 21 innings in the opener and 85 in the second. Despite light snow at McConnell Field, the crowd left early after two games that stretched past two hours and ten minutes. A single game was scheduled for 8 tonight to conclude the five game series, with Williamsport Grays arriving for doubleheaders tomorrow and Sunday to shape the race for players.

Williamsport Grays Beri

Tigers Triumph 3-0 as Trout Throws No-Hitter Pace

Detroit tops Cleveland Indians 3-0 behind a strong pitching performance by Trout. The Tigers secured the lead with timely hits and solid defense, pushing ahead in the American League race as fans filled the stands for the game.

Standings and Results in Eastern and American Leagues

Eastern League standings show Albany Scranton Hartford Wilkes Barre Elmira Utica and Williamsport with recent results and tonight’s games listed. American League results include St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland and scheduled pitchers for tonight’s games across major matchups.

Albany Scranton Hartford Wilkes-Barre Wilamsport Binghamton Elmira Utica Willamsport Binghamtes America Festerdas St. Louis Chicago Detreit Cleveland Ww. l. Pet Albany Ba Thay

Reds Edge Pirates 2 1 In Battle for Second Place

Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 in the first game of the race for National League second place. Ed Heusser limited Fritz Ostermueller while Woodie Williams and Frank McCormick delivered the key hits. A misprint or garbled lines mention later scoring details and player notes.

Reds Shade Pirates Cinnati CP Ed Heusser Fritz Ostermueller Cincinnati Reds Edgecburg Pirates Reds Woodie Willams Belchers Frank McCormick McCora Hay Mueller Freak Colman Vince DiMaggio Resenth If Barrtr Ef. Colma X. DiMasale Dahlsten Ostermunder Pettssurg Ig Bay Co Tianase Ans fcCormick Allendance Tol

Sentinel Triumphs in Chicago Marathon Feature

Sentinel wins easily at Washington Park in Chicago. George Pauli's son, six years old, accounts for the Ten Breeth Marathon final feature. A grass course time of 55:20 and two mile marks are noted, with Dunice Dubois riding and Hour Farkys Star foress among entrants. mutuels show payouts of 32.50 and 3.59.

George Paulison Sentinel Sar Washington Park Mrs. i Dunice Dubois

Sacred Heart Grid Candidates Drill

The Sacred Heart football team held a workout at Weserviet Hish fisid with candidates reverting to Coach Toma Haipin. Another practice session is scheduled for tonight at 6 30.

Secred Heart Weserviet Hish Fisid Toma Haipin

K C Bowling League Set For Big Year

The Kansas City bowling leagues plan a busy season with National and American divisions. Key officers include Otto A. Passage as National League president and David P. Griffin as American League president. Captains of teams feature Charles Cassidy, Lawrence Mevres, Edward Post, Joseph Keller, and others guiding Braves, Reds, Pirates, Cardinals, Robins, and Yanks squads into a slate of Thursday and Monday action.

Tae Troy Connell Kaigins Columbus Philip L. Plante Charles Walsh Chainmar Prank IL Klenhofer F Braves Charles A. Cassidy Lawrence J. Mevres Gianta Eaward J. Post Reds Joseph J Pirates Jobe J. Keller Omo A. Panza

Cards Rally In Ninth Prevails 3 2 Over Cubs

The Cardinals clawed back to beat the Chicago Cubs 3 2, scoring twice in the ninth on a misplayed grounder, a wild pitch, and a late run after Johnny Hopp singled. Augie Serrano and Rod Chipman contributed key moments as St Louis notched its 11th straight win over their division rivals.

Louis St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Bruins Marion Augie Serramo Johnny Hopp Bergamo Rod Chipman Phil Cavaralla Cubs Stan Hack

New World Records Set at Duquoin Trots

Three year old trotting fillies set world marks on a half mile track at Duquoin. Pearl Harbor owned by Leo J. Carson of Oregon with driver Omar Amundsen posted a 2 05 pace to set a new three heat mark and later added 2 09 percent form to top the class. J Baker of 35 Charles Ik paid Calgon 5 000 for the year’s top two year old stakes racing yesterday.

Pearl Harber Leo J. Carson Oregon Omar Amundsen Yankee Maid Lucky Hanover Etween Heals S&s J. Baker Charles, Ik Algiers Leo C. McNamara Cmef Little Pat

Grays Down Trips 11-8 to Regain Fourth Place

Grays defeat the Trips 11 to 8 to move back into fourth place while the Triplets drop to fifth. Johnny Krali started and earned the win for the Grays as Knovties faced the Trips in a late rally.

Hamiontl Wiltip Trips Johnny ‘Krali Gitr Knovties Knowies

ONeill Says Rest and Weather Could Boost Tigers Pennant Bid

Detroit manager Steve ONeill credits rest and cool September weather for keeping pitchers Newhouser and Dizzy Dizzy effective. He notes schedule luck, home-heavy finish, and crucial late games against Boston and New York could determine the pennant race with Detroit positioned well after a strong stretch.

O'Neill Detroit Tigers Detroit Steve O'Neill Cam Bengals Tigers Hudson Spscalllon Briggs Stadion Boston Femainees Fe Ag

Browns Rally in Ninth to Tie Sox and Top Yankees Threat

The St Louis Browns rallied for three runs in the ninth inning to beat the Chicago White Sox 5 4 and pull even with the New York Yankees for the lead. Errors hurt Chicago as Brownie batters loaded the bases and scored the tying run on a single by Alike Caartak with Vern Stephens scoring the eventual winner. Golf?

Chicago St Louis Browns New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Devon Tigers Alike Caartak Browns Saddley George McQuinn Vern Stephens Gene Moore Eddie Carnets Zi - Gordon Malnvberger Ace Chigago Jorval Grava Milt Byrnes Rilla Stephens Sox Don Gutteridge Frank Mahcuse Ralph Hodgin Wally Afesas Gutteridge Hal St. Louis Gulveridge Byrnes Artila Epa Moses al Pe Ee Schaix Turker Carnett Webb Mahzperger St. Loues Etvers-Gutterdze Mencess Wouryite Zerilig Charlake Moore Bod Webb Guttertine Tucker Webn Orralehouse Shittes Grove Braitzbareer Gatehouse Galshooss Herser Tin Pieher Madizber

43 to 1 Shot Triumphs in Detroit Race

In Detroit Fairgrounds yesterday a long shot named CPI-Record Flight romped to victory in the first race, six fans witnessed the win among 9,000 in attendance, while the outs printed pair with Paris King fueled a $1,959.10 daily double payoff. Record Fight paid $88.20 $35.10 and $10.70. Nancy Lee and Ebony Bee were 1-2 in the second race, Nancy Lee posting 1:14.35 for six furlongs and paying $22.50.

Detroit CPI Hall Paris King Detroit Fairgrounds Feld Nancy Lee Ebony Bee Pretts Monk Fortunate

Uies Return Covington To Phillies

Utica Blue Sox send Chesty Covington back to the Phillies amid clashes in personalities. Covington, booed by Utica fans after an 11-2 loss and a clubhouse incident, departs for Philadelphia before noon. He joined Utica on June 21 and remains property of the parent club despite setbacks. Covington, named No 1 minor league player of 1933, posted one win and eleven losses.

Blue Sox Chet Covington Phillies Eddie Sawyer Sox Covington Philadelphia Utica Sawyer Utic Philadelphia Phillies Clab

Drill to Feature Double Bill at Stadium Sunday

Eastern League season end at Hawkins Stadium features Albany and Wilkes Barre on Sunday with a double bill. Scranton and Albany play a final game tonight and tomorrow. Wilkes-Barre meets Albany in a 3 pm single game. As a substitute for Schacht, four Senators veterans will perform a military drill. First game Sunday starts at 2 pm.

al Schachi Clowns Prince of Baseball Albany Wits Hawkins Stadium Earlly Thomas F. McCaffrey Senators Schach Scranton Wilkes-Barre Pam Schacht al Grenfriddo Bil Lazansky Vic Earphart Fred Clemence

Arsenal Grid Team Works On Blocking Drills At Watervliet

Watervliet Arsenal football squad under Capt. Al Kelley ends practice with a long blocking drill. Notable linemen include Pat Maxwell and Joe Gegen, with backs Connie Lyons and Bob Jorgenson standing out. Kelley orders another session tomorrow at 4 pm as over fifty players report and more candidates expected.

Watervliet Arsenal al Kelley Cornell Arsenal Kelley

Hawthorne Opens 34 Day Meet Today

Hawthorne begins a 34 day meet with high expectations after昨 Washington Park season wrap. John Marsh and Chudge contractors top the money list builder prior Arlington Washington Park closings, field led by Civil Liberty American Flyer and Bronte Beable among nine entries from Al Sabath stable. Race purse totals approach 60000 with Arlington Derby winner Arkari Derby among Chicago entries.

Chicago Washington Park Hawthorne John Marshh Chudge Arlington al Sabath Alsab Oval Civil Liberty American Flyer Oscar E. Breault S. Bronte Beable Wirses Challenge Arkari Derby Chicagoan’s

Phillies Rally To Subdue Dodgers 7-5 In Late Comeback

Philadelphia edges Brooklyn 7 to 5 as Tony Lupien scores the decisive run in the seventh afer Art Herring miscue on Howie Schultz attempt to hold Northey. Herring takes the loss. Anton Karl earns the win. Phillies stay in last place by four percentage points before 3,566 fans.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Brooklyn Dodgers Tony Lupien Art. Herring Howie Schultz Ron Northey Schultz Lupien Herring Anton Karl Charlie Schanz Phils Brooklyn G.A. Bordagaray Iya Owen Galan Walker Olivia Sehuhkz Ib awigTri Stanks Brown Zeoris Jeefer Herings Did Belten Taieke Erne Iladelphia Sutter Adamr Lipien Stewart Schaar Karl Brookltx Errvoren Giedak Owen Sehunz Northey Wandell Peacox Mullen Stanky Galen Nortter Peacock Nocther Hetting Aite—Of Heras Bhaingst Mellon Seisgr Lia Tnning aieher—Fierink Amd Jorae

International Rochester Montreal 2 Baltimore 1

A compact report notes scores with limited details showing Rochester Montreal 2 Baltimore 1 and Jersey City 3, Buffel 9, Toronto 7 10, Newark 4, Syracuse J.

Rochester Montreal Baltimore Jersey City Buffel Toronto Tanings Newark Syracuse J

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