Dillard Leads Hurdles Finalists At Helsinki Olympic Trials
Harrison Dillard of Cleveland topped the 110 meter hurdles semifinals with 14.0 seconds, aiming to become the first to win Olympic gold in both the 100 and 110 meter events. Art Barnard also qualified as did three Americans in the hammer finals.
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Stanfield Aims for 100 and 200 Olympic double
USA sprinter Stanfield, part of a strong American sprint corps, hopes to win both the 100 and 200 in future Olympics. He notes a fast 10.2 seconds potential if his injured leg recovers, alongside teammate insights from the Helsinki trials. Cy Young also shines in the javelin, setting a new record.
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Jesse Owens and Missed By Just A Half-Second the Fabulous Owens
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Los Angeles
Pace-Setting Little Leaguers Shine in Lineup
Back Row features coaches Howard Voncannon and Charlie Young guiding players James Wall Bobby Miller. Front row includes Billy Bluyas Terry Lowe Bobby Dixon Sonny Miller George Sumner and other staff.
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Favorites Face Key Matches as City Golf Tour Enters Quarterfinals
The High Point City golf tournament moves into the third round at Blair Park today with top contenders like Marvin Boggs Bud Kivett and Tommy Langley Frank Faircloth in action. Results from the second round include Boggs, Faircloth and Langley advancing as others win in tight matches.
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Cakie Seehrest
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Bill Yoder
Spot Clary
Bob Gaurine
Forrest Edwards
Bill Kivett
Carlos Allman
Bill Hartley
Charlie Weisner
Joe Jarrell
Claude Hansley
Harold Reid
Hunky Harris
Paul Appel
Faye McCullum
Barney Papsoff
Abe Palmer
Cakie Sechrest
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Clyde Clary
Shelton Warner
Jack Adams
Roy Wade
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Harvey Rice
L. P. Barrett
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Palmetto Swim Stars Highlight Round by Round Results
The Palmetto Swim meet lists Gib Callahan winning two and one, Bulla bests Flythe four and three, Flowers edging Hillard one up in 19 holes, Lowe over Boyles eight and seven, and Byerley over Drye one up in 18 holes. Several flights and consolations feature numerous matchups among players such as Crater, Carmichael, Barbee, Hubbard, Hammes, Hart, and Reed with varied margins and extra holes.
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Buster Bulla
Lloya Flythe
W. L. Flowers
R. A. Hilliard
Edmond Lowe
Carlton Boyles
Bob Byerley
Clyde Drye
J. R. Crater
S. G. Carmichael
Hi Toms Rack 6-4 Triumph over Owls and other games
Hi-Toms tally six four win with two hits by Johnny Lybrand Jim Spencer and pitcher Wilson. Owls' Charlie Irace led with two hits. Indians topple Salisbury 10-1 in another game as Cliff Bolton’s crew keeps rolling. Lefty Newsome wins at Mooresville while Moors stay in chase with 142 games to first. Fred Chapman homers and doubles for Millsmen. Burl Storie tops Elkin with three singles.
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Tribe
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Six Teams Lead AAU Swimming Meet Openers
Six teams are expected to enter the Carolinas AAU championships at High Point City Lake pool this weekend with entries due at the scratch meeting. High Point Greensboro Chapel Hill Raleigh Charlotte and Palmetto Swim Club of Columbia plus two Chapel Hill replay teams contest both men’s and women’s divisions. Fort Bragg soldiers and NC State swimmers bolster the field. Raleigh eyes men’s honors while Chapel Hill leads women’s division.
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Fulvous Bag Wins Richest Prize for Fillies at Arlington
In the Arlington Lassie Stakes, Fulvous claimed the richest prize for 2-year-old fillies, $53,275, beating Aerolite and Hula after Mimi Mine faltered late. Fulvous, owned by Mary V. Fisher, paid $19.60 to win, with Aerolite and Hula close behind. Jockey Eddie Arcaro described Mimi Mine as nearly kneeling at the start.
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Walls Rejoins Coaching,\nDallas Texan Assistant Post
Will Walls, former Giants end and actor, takes an assistant coaching role with the Dallas Texans under Jim Phelan. He returned to Texas after a near fatal auto crash during his 1951 master’s degree work at TCU. Walls, 6'4" from North Little Rock, built a dual career in football and film before moving to pro coaching.
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