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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
17
Hamboyne track hosted a fast race night with record performances across divisions. Notables included top times by Wheat and Gabon m, while heats and finals featured close finishes and high stakes, with attention on standout sprinters, and a dramatic late surge shaping the meet’s outcome.
An event overview notes a forthcoming Indus Pinners gathering with ALY and MGA roles and plans. The piece mentions a bowling competition, entrants, and a timetable with groups and dates, highlighting local club actions and expected participants.
A scrappy draw saw Vier Teas and Playolls settle for a 72 72 tie as the game ended with late dramatics. ScWatlnwers Qhined led the hosts while Woh wath Deralainny IA Me provided key baskets for the visitors.
Jack Dempsey assumed the presidency of the Hollywood Wolves at a Saturday gathering. The vote placed Dempsey at the helm of the league as new leadership took charge amid changing team fortunes and local sports buzz.
Gallorette scores a head victory over King Dorsett in the marquee event at Aqueduct. The muddy track and fierce pace produced a strong field, with Avodah and Polynesiin among notable runners. Final fractions showed Gallorette holding clear late, while Dorsett faded to a lesser placing as the crowd faced a lengthy day of racing.
A jumble of race results lists numerous runners and times with scattered surnames and places. The fragmentary OCR item includes names such as Craig, Victoria, Margaret, Jane, and others, with several numbers and race references interspersed, but lacks coherent structure or a clear single event outcome.
Bill Carley resumes coaching duties at Catholic Central High School after interim period last spring. He will lead football basketball and baseball teams while Gerald Mulqueen principal confirms his return to the school’s athletic program.
Troy Bulldogs announce the signing of 230 pound center Plank Panella, former team captain of Randolph Field Army Air Base, who will bolster a squad that recently played scrimmages with La Salle and under coach Steve Searchul. The club also highlighted standout players George Rafferty and Harold Beeble as key figures for the season.
Inter-City Bowling Loop begins September 29 with eight teams entering league play after a meeting where officers were elected. Gill We Alpha Grill Visagrid Batel and others are among participants. Gene Belltone was highlighted, with Wilford Corea as secretary.
The Gentry bowling league will gather Friday at Tommy Thorn’s Recreation Center to prepare for the upcoming season. Plans include practice and team selection as the league hopes to start play soon.
Panthers aim to form a first five for the winter season led by Mion and featuring Cormier Wellers Gully Caswell Alvey Reynolds Smith and Bertery. Additional players are invited to notify the Panthers manager about interest and tryouts.
The readable fragments reference a plan for a champ or team tour across the United States next summer. Mentions of a second tear posebly Kil Kony and a potential opponent for Oshiniilon games appear, with scattered hints of an accompanying camp and officials.
Michigan players began loosening kinks after a Saturday scrimmage at Crisler as Coach Crisler noted solid defense but slow and sloppy offense. Details were limited and timing unclear.
The Troy Country Club golf tourney announces pairings with 18 players named and matchups set by form. Notable duels include Walling versus Guales, Weaver against Ghiuled, and Connor facing ODay. Several players have byes as Sept 1 draws near.
Saints Brother Battery seeks to slay Sangamons as the Amatrot League clash resumes tonight at 6 in Prospect Park. Manager Mike Hogan of Sangamans and Pete aj route of St Mary request players on hand by 5:30 for game underway. Gil Down pitches with Wallard Doran catching to halt Sangamans’ streak and prevent clinching the series.
A dense list of horse names, jockeys, breeders, and race results appears. It details entries and results across multiple races with earnings, odds, and notable horses such as Hartel, Liberty, and Willow, along with trainers and owners. The document reads as a long catalog of entrants, final placements, and winnings from a racing meet.
Troy High School announces a large football tryout group with sixty candidates led by veteran players and coached by Lad Pl and staff. Key seniors from Albany High and Watervliet Cohoes help form a veteran center post unit as the team opens practice with a Sept 20 game at School Field against Codyes 28. The squad to follow features weathered players and new hopefuls using a single wing strategy in hopes of a strong season.
St Josephs hosts a semifinal in the intramural softball tournament as Rendis Qevein of Treen Island faces the Public Safety Department. St Josephs drew a bye and will play Sunday in a doubleheader to decide the final.
Denio a St Bonaventure star and Army veteran joins LaSalle to coach football. He earned a BBA from St Bonaventure, served two years in the Army, and later worked as a federal accountant. He starred in basketball and baseball, captained the 1941 St Bonaventure football squad, and previously played four seasons of football, guiding students and players at LaSalle with Steve Succilli aiding as assistant coach.
Bearcats prepare for their first away game of the season at Hawkins Stadium on September 9 against the Brooklyn Tagles. Coach Dan Cunhe leads about 80 players, with goals to reach 92, and a squad largely composed of servicemen from various units. The club’s business manager John We Kenna announced the team’s leadership lineup and staff assignments.
Former National League pilot and longtime baseball executive named administrative assistant to Larry McPhail president of the New York Yankee Club. The appointment, described as administrative, does not imply a manager role. McPhial said the move clarifies staff duties and does not alter the farm system leadership or future managerial prospects.
Star Nine defeated Ratpirs 5 to 3 at the Polo Grounds. Imi hurdled obstacles, Stan Woolen battled through, and Star Tukey led with solid hitting while Shomer, Spencer, and Charboneit contributed. Ulue Wells and Silversto provided defensive support as the Stars secured the win.
Enraged Algiers crowd erupted after a middleweight title bout reported by Die Soir. The referee halted action as injuries mounted. several spectators were hospitalized. The challenger survived with minor injuries amid chaotic scenes.
At a meeting during bus week at Campy Bowling, Camps Wurwnante league elected officers and outlined plans for the Conting season beginning Thursday. New officers include Law Dupree as president and Armund Lemieux as secretary treasurer. George Heauvol serves as treasurer. Teams and players listed include Term Voi Quantuck Yuliquette Lemieux Cichinell and Robarts. Distey Riliigh Lape. Kho S Pusatcie Swasey Pusher H Rabuils Robitatle. Mo i Kennedy Ryde Simons Dumee Beiuvol. Va 3 Clash Wilson MP Bartamiterenn Kennedy Kenney Pellerin Ware hurst Halone Sleam. Na 1 Har Jington Shepard Wolf Vaso Murray. Nas 5 7 8 teams compete with 1 2 3 4 advancing.
Cassidy high man in the Knights of Columbus National Bowling League competition at Ko of G Alleys week. Dave Runserup led with 204 546 series and Kay Union topped with a 189 319 series. Lone Brady posted 237 for the winners while Foley and the Troy squad also posted strong scores in a three-game set.
Brownie Tav ern hosts a meeting tonight to discuss a Tri Meal event and relay details. Dons father and son bowling plans are mentioned as part of the gathering. The notice invites members to attend at the tavern for the planned activities.
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