Armed Forces beat Oilers in overtime to lead AAU playoff
The Armed Forces Club edged Bartlesville 78-77 in overtime and the College All-Stars defeated Seattle 86-73 as AAU playoffs begin a three night run toward selecting five to seven players for the U S Olympic team in Australia. Bruce Drake-coached Armed Forces showcased Dugan and Ford with strong late scoring. Russell and Jones led the College All-Stars though Russell was not pleased with his effort. Completion of the Olympic squad expected late Wednesday with further selections to follow.
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Santa Barbara relay meet highlights in track news
Parry O'Brien dominated the Easter Relays at Santa Barbara with a 184 ft 10 in discus and 50 94 in the shot put while Des Koch and Ron Drummond joined the 180 foot club. Don Bowden faces a tough Berkeley dual meet test, and Sid Wing, Rafer Johnson, and others are noted for upcoming performances.
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Athletes, coach in libel suit over radio remarks
Kansas City report says AAU official Forrest Henshel sues Kansas basketball coach Phog Allen for libel after a civic club speech accusing Allen of slander about AAU funding and Olympic travel. Henshel defends his record including WWII service and AAU roles. Allen replies the matter is not serious.
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Robinson Claims Victory in Job Duel With Jackson
Robinson asserts he has won the third base job for the Brooklyn Dodgers over Randy Jackson. He cites better spring play, asserts he can handle 115 games, and says management will decide soon with Alston neutral about the competition.
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Jansen Lashes Auto in Accident Near St PetersBug
Don Larsen, Yankees pitcher, escaped injury when his convertible crashed into a utility pole at 5 30 a m in St Petersburg. Patrolman Liddle said he slept at the wheel and will seek a quick hearing as the Yankees near camp. Larsen, from San Diego, was with Denver then New York.
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O'Brien Bragan's Pick for Second Base Job
New Orleans New Orleans UFi Manager Bobby Bragan of the Pittsburgh Pirates says Johnny O'Brien has the inside track for the second base job after a .299 batting average last season. Robers is a strong fielder and may stay with the club even if he does not start at second base.
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Trotters Secure Third Straight Tour Win at Boston Garden
Andy Johnson of the Harlem Globetrotters scored 33 points as the Trotters rallied from 15 down to beat the College All-Stars 90 to 83 in Boston. Tom Heinsohn, Holy Cross, received an AP first-team All-America certificate before the fourth period.
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Unclear Sports Calendar Items From Aged Page
Fragmented OCR lists various events and times for wrestling football swimming and radio broadcasts. Possible mentions include Santa Aqua racing and a 4 km event at LAC, plus a late night recreation segment and TV radio schedules. Names and specifics are garbled. core items include sports and broadcasting slots.
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Monday Night Fights in San Francisco and Stockton
Report of boxing bouts featuring fighters Bazooka Small, Gorpar Ortega of Mexico at 184 pounds and Davey Gallardo from Los Angeles at 130 pounds stopped Gil Cavill. Stockton bout had Clif Schellin at 163 fighting Jim Cody from Oakland. details incomplete.
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Goldwyn to sue CBS over Gehrig life film rights
Samuel Goldwyn Productions seeks depositions from CBS officials over plans to adapt Lou Gehrig life story for a Climax episode. Goldwyn argues a 1951 agreement with Eleanor Gehrig relinquished rights to the story and contests a new assignment that clashes with the original contract.
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Seals Rainiers Mounties gain major league help opening season
San Francisco Seals Seattle Rainiers and Vancouver Mounties received MLB help as Pacific Coast League spring training nears. Seattle added Art Schalock from Orioles, Kal Segrist and Ryne Duren to Vancouver, while Boston and Baltimore cuts reshaped rosters. Exhibition results included San Francisco beating Birmingham 9-6 and Los Angeles 6-5 over Sacramento. A pitching plan named Earl Harrist as opening-day starter for Sacramento.
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Braves May Lose Flag in March As Conley Eyes Return
Brooklyn sportswriter Joe Reichler reports that the Braves face pitching and fielding challenges in spring training. Gene Conley’s injury clouds the rotation, Bobby Thomson’s health, and the outfield balance from O’Con, Pafko, and Bruton. Del Crandall and Del Rice anchor catching as Milwaukee battles to rebound with a five-man rotation led by Spahn and Nichols, aiming for a strong start in 1954.
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