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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1959
Page
8
In a boys basketball recap the Too Tall MPHS team defeated Troy 59 to 48. The article lists scorers and players including Lloyd Lohune and Herube with emphasis on late momentum and key baskets shaping a turn in the game.
Mechanicville edged Spa in a close track event as leaders clashed and Moss and Salman fought for top positions. The final laps saw strong pushes from several runners, including Hae Cuuigigs, before the race concluded with a narrow finish.
Voorheesville won 16 to 42 at Averill Park as Krause and Heed Schulte led with clutch inside scores. Graves and Fadian contributed for Averill Park while Vaarhnesville built a big second-half gap.
Carol Heiss and peers compete in a skating event described with partial names and unclear affiliations. The narrative notes Heiss showing notable skill during a program, possibly aiming for a national or international outing, while mentions of other American skaters and venues appear in vague terms.
A scrambled OCR list shows numerous players with varied scores and codes, including Pete DiPoli 675, Costelly 52M, Mavala 200827, Slupski 928, Allen 205-860, Johnson and others. The fragmentary text includes stray nicknames, partial phone-like numbers, and mismatched entries, reflecting a damaged page segment with inconsistent formatting.
Fragmentary text lists various odd strings and numbers, resembling garbled OCR. It mentions names, locations, and prices in a chaotic mix with no coherent event or narrative to summarize.
The Titeritadol Olympic Committee announced a site change for its May convention. The meeting move affects planning by APY Langmine Schlaclanil and the NGO WHT. Officials cited logistical reasons and reiterated the event date remains May 1.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute pulled out a 59 58 overtime win over St. Gawronte at 87 Gym. Walker paced the Engineers with key scores and shared hero duty with co-captain Dick Chalt who added 10 points including two three pointers. The game stayed tight through regulation before the overtime surge sealed the victory.
CBA edge LaSalle 46-41 in a tight Diocesan League game as Chait hit key shots in the final minutes. LaSalle’s Nardone and Capranto shared scoring honors with 12 each, while Albany’s Matt Lawrence sparked a late rally before CBA secured the win and dropped LaSalle deeper in the standings.
Local high school basketball action centers on Watervliet hosting Albany Academy while Hudson travels to Shenendehowa. Albany Academy seeks to rebound after recent losses as Watervliet aims to extend a win streak. Shenendehowa squares off with Hudson in a key league tilt.
CYO seniors plan two games tomorrow night with several more slated next week as directors finalize schedules. Tomorrow at the CYO Center St Palos meets St Michaels while St Joseph's faces Sacred Troy. other matches include St Bridget's, St Pauls, and St Vincent's across multiple venues with late contests at 9:90. In overtime St Lawrence rallied with key scores from Al Spleter and Don Chirlin, while Larries trailed Chichil’s drive before Chait sealed a 39 58 tally. The Latties sit at 5-10 as RPL travels to Rochester to face the Yellowjackets.
Maple Hill jumped to an early 1 5 lead and cruised past Waterford High 87 to 48 at Walter ford last night. Pete Rogers led with 20 points while Bob Delair and Lew Weeles added 19 and 14 respectively as Waterford’s junior varsity won 44 43 in a preliminary game.
Valley dominated Hartford 87 to 45 as the Indians improve to 23 wins in the season. Phil Ded Freest led scoring with 23 points while teammates contributed across the lineup. Hartford struggled offensively and could not keep pace throughout the game.
Coxsackie rallied late to beat Heatly 50 to 42 at Central Tucson, led by Brennan with 20 points and Trad with 27 for Heatly. A fight erupted after the final buzzer as Stilton and Padula were ejected. Heatly falls to 2-3 in league, Coxsackie improves to 8-3, with Waterton next on the schedule.
Renseelagr Pély's freshevan hockey cam beat Berlin High at the New Hampshire Tier House last night 13 to 1. The Brelveer yearligs meet Hope High at the Field House Unisation FOR RENT WITHOUT DRIVERS.
Danmouth and Middlebury tied in a slalom event held yesterday at Hanover. Local riders Darke Mouth and Aver 0 Norwich Huntor from Stowe led the field with strong runs while St. Lawrence University’s team entered, and Bill Keatl’s standout performance helped mid race standings shift.
Milwaukee Braves yesterday signed Jot Pannaged a third baseman from Sene Walls New York to a 1950 contract with their Jacksonville farm team in the Sally Laonkue Class A loop. Panneed 24, attended syn Woiiversity and they won only the Marie Corps. Ue
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and numbers with stray punctuation. The readable items include person names like Don Fred, Rose, Troy Capales, Robert Vari, and George Qackenbash along with several numeric codes such as 222 and 204-835. No coherent event or context is evident.
Oregon State rallied late to upset Oregon 89-7 in PCC action. Lee Harn led Oregon State with 23 points, 20 coming in the second half, as Wile Herron also contributed strongly in the victory.
At a Troy Ski Club meeting a report showed a record number of students enrolled in the club’s ski school. Plans were announced for a future ski meet at North Creek on March 15. Niel Lawson, chairman, said the club will travel to North Creek this Sunday leaving from the Union Depot parking lot at 8 a.m.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute hosts Kings Point in a swimming meet aimed at extending a three meet win streak. The squad, led by standout divers and sprinters, faces challenges from the Merchant Marines and key opponents. Notable swimmers from both teams will vie for top finishes as injuries and illness impact lineup.
Catholic High Crusaders, led by Gil Elhier with 20 points and Pony Geiger 14, trounced Keveny 68 39 to claim sole lead in the Diocesan League after a three way tie. Keveny drops below .500 while LaSalle suffers a setback in the loop.
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