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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1959
Page
8
In a NCAA hockey game on the Troy Record front, Michigan State Spartans defeated Boston College 4-3. The play featured close action, with multiple shots, goalie saves, and a late surge as the period clock wound down.
Memorial Methodist defeated Troy High Preshmen 26 to 21 at the THS gym. Memorial’s Toni Schindlar led scorers with ten points as Memorial Methodists posted a solid team effort.
RPI Five suffered a 51 to 39 defeat to host Rochester in the opening round of the tournament. Dick Chait scored 18 of his team’s 23 second half points as RPI battled RIT, which pulled away with timely free throws and disciplined defense.
St Joseph's Gold and St Anthonys opened LaSalle Institute Grammar School Basketball Tournament with wins for St Joseph's Gold 44 to 43 over St Anthonys and St Anquentine's 27 to 19 over St Michaels. The opening games set a schedule of further matchups including tonight and tomorrow with more afternoon games next week. Brother Charles Raphael is tournament director.
Bowie Md. reports race secretary Jeney Carroll died after a heart attack Thursday night officials said Carroll had long served as racing secretary at Bowie. The article notes Carroll’s association with the Bowie track and lists race results from a recent meet with multiple riders and scores.
Boston University, led by a late surge from Joseph Washington and Jac Lenin, rallied to defeat Navy 58-54 in overtime and advance to the finals of the NCAA regional at Louisville. West Virginia also pulled a comeback win over St. Joseph's Philadelphia 92-63, earning a spot in the final.
Catholic High Crusaders edge CBA 49 to 47 to complete an unbeaten season. Geiger leads with 24 points for CCHS while CBA’s Pedlow and Geiger contribute 18 and 16. Wend, Connally and Cagsella add key plays as Catholic High sews up the win at crunch time.
Bahama defeats Graves in a high profile bout at Madison Square Garden despite a late rallied by Graves. The Bahamian fighter controlled the match with jabs and accurate counters, finishing strong as officials judged a clear win for Bahama amid scoring by Avie Mercante and Artie Aidella.
The article recounts a baseball pitcher once blinded in part by an injury and sidelined by tendon damage, yet maintaining optimism about a comeback. He attributes his resilience to faith, family, and timely support as he eyes a return to spring training and potential status with teammates.
LaSalle Alum defeated Thubson 61 to 55 in an early round contest. Broly scored 11 for the winners and Marghese added 15 as LaSalle moves on to face Cooymans Atma tomorrow in a quarterfinal at 7230.
In a 252 total point thriller at the 69th Regiment Armory New York led early but the Nationals surged late to win 126 122. Mel Greer and Ralph Schayes sparked Syracuse while George Yardley added 22 points and Richie Guerin led New York with 24. The best of three series continues at Madison Square Garden Monday night.
Defending champion Qanajoharie Ishatod Crane and Van Rensselaer passer Class Lo quartardinal lead Mohawk Valley League and Capital District teams in a sectional Class C tournament. Crane defeated Cobleskill 60 43, Van Rensselaer beat Catskill 60 4A, and Schuylerville topped Meehanieville in conforme play at Troy High gym.
Luzerne and Wells advanced to the KE final after a rugged semifinal at Sara toga's Convention Hall. Wells outscored Cotuwain Counts Genantown 14S in the final period to pull away, while Torr Christensen and McDonald led double figure scorers for the winners.
Michigan State and Marquette traded leads as a capacity crowd watched Louisville topple Kentucky 72 to 64 in Northwestern Me morial Hall. Spartan guards Bob Anderson and Hovare Walker led MSU with 20 and 23 points while Marquette’s Hodis and Manghan paced the Golden Eagles with 17 and 13 points.
Play by play fragment notes Syracuse taking a 1 0 lead over New York in a best of three series with a 123 score. The incomplete OCR hints at division sentinel coverage and a road or home game context.
The United States from Liv ing back Czechoslovakia 4 2 to keep hopes alive in the World Amateur Ice Hockey Tournament. The Americans meet Canada today with a chance to advance, while Sweden topped Finland 24 1 for its first victory in the final round. Weldon Olan and Rodney Panvart Jn led the US forwards and Pauly Johnson added key play.
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