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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1959
Page
11
Roster turmoil hits Milwaukee as Spahn and Derderian lead a struggling bullpen. Spal wine Has won five domes this season and Hava shows promise. doctors to decide if Willige Bel Sehoendienst can return after injury. Eastern divisional hopes hinge on a swift recovery and lineup tweaks.
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Fragmented OCR style sports notes reference Tanapisie Gren and several teams and players. Reads like a jumble of names, places, and events with minimal clear action. Contains mentions of Albany and Minneapolis, unclear dates or outcomes, and no verifiable final result.
Fragmented text lists multiple personal names, places, and numbers in a scattered, unreadable OCR. Key entities include New Haven, New York, Vermont, and Pennsylvania regions, with numerous unclear proper nouns and dates. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the provided text.
Spider Webb halted Boyd in the second round at Chicago Stadium amid a heated middleweight clash. Webb, weighing 158, delivered rapid combos to drop Boyd, who was knocked out after a flurry of rights. The bout marked Webb’s second straight stoppage win over Boyd in a Stadium rematch. Catholic High cruised to a 64-46 Principals League win over Lansingburg High, finishing 7-1. Burg Cardinals fell to 0-7 with one game left.
The article notes plans for at least 23 racing events each offering $100,000 or more in prize money. The Thoroughbred Racing Association lists 242 stakes races, with many anchored by $100,000-plus purses across major tracks from Santa Anita to Belmont Park and Hollywood Park.
The article narrates a chaotic season lead in college hoops with Duke and Penn related teams amid a shaky recap of players like Rudy LaRue and Prince. It mentions rebounds and scoring efforts as the Quakers gain momentum.
BC skaters defeated Boston University in a tense match with standout plays from Mims and Walsh. Key moments included rapid builds from BC’s offense and tight defense anchoring a late surge. The game featured several close exchanges as both teams chased momentum.
Fragmentary text from a CYO game report mentions Sayeed Heart Cops and SS Peter's of Troy with vague details about a venue and players. The legible portions indicate a water hazard and a Seoiay reference, but no clear outcomes or dates emerge.
A garbled score note mentions a basketball game with referees penalizing fouls. It references teams and players in a confused way, naming Be Mayly H, J. Mattilestim, and Sh. Thomposon as participants. The passage hints at a scare or setback before a late rally.
The Troy YMCA announces dates for senior and boys basketball tournaments. Senior and boys leagues begin March 30 with a single elimination format in Northern New York invites youth entrants under 8. For more details contact the YMCA or call 2-5900.
The article urges anglers to inspect and service gear before the season. It covers cleaning reels, disassembling and reassembling parts, checking nylon lines for wear, inspecting rod guides, cleaning fly lines, and treating leather lures. It also notes the approaching season and mentions fox hunting anecdotes alongside seasonal outdoor activities.
In Troy Armory league action the Troy YMCA defeated the 203rd Took Battalion 53 51. YMCA scorers include Hourigai 14 and Wie Weight 19. Sharks, Victors, and Hawks also posted wins in separate Troy Boys Club games with players such as Wynn 10 and Tucker 13 contributing on the night.
Augustin Juniors defeated St Marys of Waterford 45 to 9 at the CVO center court. Al Gilooly scored 7 points and Steve Morgane 12 led the winners, while Rob Batley and Men Wright each had minor pains for the losers.
In a tight college hockey game Valente scored four times for a 4 3 overtime win while Carmen and Wilienie te Wasnt ex Tameehnefe contributed key plays. Mor aid A Uringeton and AG Kavipatrie provided assists as Harvard faced a late surge in an odd influenced matchup.
A midwestern conservation note details large trout stocking plans for lakes and streams. The State Conservation Department aims to stock brown and rainbow trout, releasing millions of fish to test anglers and boost sport fishing. Warm water species will also be released to diversify angling opportunities this year.
Mani flag stewards plan no disciplinary action against jockey Willie Hartack for refusing to ride Greek Circle in Saturdays sixth race at Hialeah. Greek Circle scratched after Hartack withdrew upon finding the horse not in condition. Greek Circle’s trainer Steve Brooks rode the runner up in the fourth race at Hialeah yesterday.
Troy High School’s swimming team lost its fourth meet, 38 to 20, against visiting BCMS. Five Troy swimmers—Chuck Wick, Bruce Durat, John Stone, Jim Dee, and John Stebbins—qualified for the Eastern Inter scholastic Championships in Lawrenceville on Saturday.
LaSalle Alumni avenged an earlier defeat by Albany State Teachers Jayvees with a 103-98 overtime win at LaSalle. Clark led with 29 points and teammate Bixman reached double figures as La Salle improved to 14.5. Alhany State Wallace 17, Green 17, Mays 24 appear in box but not confirmed for final totals.
Rensselaer Engineers wrestle Paul Smiths at 4 p.m. tomorrow in 87 Gain. The team beat Smiths in two tight matches last season. Top Smiths wrestler is Bob Unger, ranked 16 percent. Rensselaer finishes season against University of Rochester in Rochester on March 7.
A condensed notice previews a March Reader's Digest feature by Harry Fanorson Fosdick. It promises practical advice to overcome daunting obstacles and build unshakable trust in life, with expert guidance from long experience. The piece appears in the March issue on newsstands today.
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