College Basketball Results Mixed From Midwest to West
Associated Press tally shows Notre Dame 76 over Marquette 68 while other colleges post varied scores including Toledo 32 and Capital 16. Regional league semifinals feature Easter Springs, Lyon County, Tri-County, and Saline County tournaments with notable performances from Parker, Brooksile, Havaria, and St. Jehtes.
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Slender Princess Opens Huge Winter Olympic Event
Oslo hosts the opening of the 1952 Winter Games as Slender Princess Rangslender leads a parade of 30 nations at the 30,000 seat stadium. Andrea Mead Lawrence from Rutland Vermont won the first gold in the women's giant slalom, boosting the United States to an unofficial lead in points.
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Alpine standings reveal U S gains in giant slalom event
The standings tally 10 points for a win, 5 for second, 3 2 1 for others. Katy Rudolph of Hayden Colorado earned the U S two points by finishing fifth in the giant slalom. Austria trails with eight, Germany four, Norway one.
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Semper Aims For Two Mile Indoor Record Sweep At Lincoln
Kansas star Herb Semper seeks to break Nebraska indoor two mile mark in Lincoln on Saturday after a 9 26 12 debut this season. He already holds multiple two mile records and may threaten Cliff Abel’s meet figure amid a strong Kansas squad facing injuries and cold spells.
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Sports Mirror recalls Ohio State sports and past Olympics
A vintageSport Mirror lookback recalls the Ohio State Representatives probing the university athletic department, a patient discharged after neck surgery in New York, Chick Harbert’s 1994 Texa Open tie with Ben Horan, and the U S Winter Olympics Lake Placid 1932 score.
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Savold Surprises Rocky Marciano In Wrathful Clash
In a bout at Philadelphia, Lee Savold, 36 and overweight, withstands Rocky Marciano’s early fire and delivers a brutal, bloodied contest. Marciano fails to finish Savold, who fights back and exposes the Brockton challenger as not a killing puncher. Savold’s grit and late-round pressure reshape expectations for the title prospects.
Daredevil Olympic Winner From U S May Cup Medals
Amires Mead Lawrence, 19 year old from Rutland Vermont, won the women's giant slalom at the 1952 Winter Olympics in Norway. She smiles and jokes between runs yet remains fiercely focused on the course. Lawrence finished two minutes 68 seconds, beating rival Jagmar Rom of Austria by over two tenths, with Catharine Rodolph of Hayden Colorado in fifth. She prizes fun but is all business on the course, offering encouragement to competitors before and after races.
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US President lauds teen Olympic gold winner
President Truman sent a cable of congratulations to Andrea Mead Lawrence of Vermont after her victory in the women's giant slalom. The 19 year old's win gave the United States its first gold in the 1952 Winter Olympics, described as a great honor for the country.
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Brown Bomber Louis Retires From Heavyweight Ring
New York reports Joe Louis, unbeaten heavyweight champion for 12 years, has fought his last match. He announced after arriving from Los Angeles that he is through with fighting except for exhibitions, planning to box in April and May before returning to work for the International Boxing Club. He referenced past KO losses to Rocky Marciano and Max Schmeling as part of his career reflections. He will appear in shows in Orange New Jersey and New York.
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In Tribute to King George VI at Oslo Olympics
Athletes and 30,000 spectators at Bislett Stadium hush in silence for four minutes in tribute to the late King George VI during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Winter Games. Nations gathered in a semicircle as flags dipped in mourning.
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Dual meet nips Jayhawkers Huskers in Lincoln
The annual Kansas State versus Nebraska dual track meet in Lincoln features Jayhawkers and Cornhuskers in a tight showdown. Coach Ed Weir predicts a whale of a dual meet as Wes Santee and Kansas State targets strong performances, with Santee favored to win the Lincoln track clash.
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Haskell, Nebr clash big game against Chilocco Indians
Coach Tony Cof fins Club owns eight wins eight losses season. Ryal to play Friday night at Haskell gym versus Chilocco Okla Indian school quintet. Also Nebraska vs Sayhawkers at Hoch Auditorium led by guards Jim Buchanan and Jos Good. Buchanan second high scorer in Big Seven with 163 points. Buchanan praised by F C Allen. Six man to eleven man stars noted with Fischer brothers and seven former six-man players vying for Scarlet squad berths. Bud Wilkinson mentioned in Enid Oklahoma speech.
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Sooners May Quit Big Seven but Southwest Conference Interest Grows
Report notes Oklahoma may leave the Big Seven and seek admission to the Southwest Conference. Possible welcome from remaining members discussed as faculty actions on athlete recruitment are recalled. Missouri baseball opens with a record turnout at Brewer Fieldhouse, Hi Simmons praising a stronger 1952 team.
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Plans Set for Douglas County 4-H Basketball Tourney
Plans for the annual Douglas County 4-H Club Basketball Tournament will be made tomorrow at 9 in the County Extension office. The event is scheduled for March 29 and April 5 at Baker University's Memorial Gymnasium, with fifteen teams entered.
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Fights Last Night Highlighted By Close Boxing Matches
In a night of拳 action the card featured tight decisions and notable upsets. Hobbetunca and Sally Mitwe secured wins in key bouts while local fighters from Te Waterville and Tacoma faced tough assignments.
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