Harlow Junior Follows His Dad In Javelin Rise At Stanford
Chuck Harlow Jr a 21 year old Stanford senior 6 2 and 190 pounds is pegged as a key point scorer against USC in the PCC dual meet. With peers Lea Long and Bob Kimball he forms a strong Stanford trio while father Chuck Harlow Sr starred for Stanford in the 1920s and made the 1928 U S Olympic team.
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Jess Mortensen
USC
Poly High
Chuck
Harlow, Jr
Stanford
U. S
Amsterdam
Harlow
Charles
Lea Long
Bob Kimball
Chuck Handle
Jack Weiershauser
Mortensen
Fresno State
Fresno
Kimball
San Francisco
Bud Held
Cy Young
Helsinki
Nan
Don Liebendorfer
Leo Long
KZSU
Long Beach
Alamitos Ave
Virginia Country Club
Trojans
Harbert Leads Masters After First Round In Augusta
Augusta AP Chick Harbert, 38, veteran of 35 years as a pro and WWII flyer, opened with a four under par 68 to lead the Masters on Thursday. Ed Oliver and Al Besselink tied for second at 69, while Sam Snead shot 70 but faced a late scoring error involving Byron Nelson that cost him a stroke. Hogan, Marusie, and other veterans remain within reach as second round play looms.
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Augusta
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
Ed (Porky) Oliver
Tall al Besselink
Hogan
Harbert
Lear
Milon Marusie
Snead
Byron Nelson
Ted Kroll
Bob Hamilton
Tommy Bolt
Marusi
Jimmy Demaret
Julius Boros
Jim Turnesa
Mangrum
New Billiard King Kilgore Tops Three-Cushion World
Ray Kilgore, a 39 year old San Franciscan, dethrones Willie Hoppe as the world three-cushion billiard king after eight years. Kilgore won eight of ten in a round robin, defeating Ezequiel Navarra 50 48 in 51 innings to claim the title. Navarra and Jay Bozeman tied for second at 7 3, with Harold Worst and John Fitzpatrick close behind.
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Chicago
Ray Kilgore
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Kilgore
San Franciscan
Welker Cochran
Yesteryear
Ezequiel Navarra
Navarra
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Harold Worst
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bozeman
John Fitzpatrick
Hollywood
Globetrotters Rout College All-Stars in Denver Showdown
The Harlem Globetrotters overwhelmed the College All-Stars 87 to 72 before a Denver Coliseum record crowd of 11,697. Marques Haynes led scoring with 23 points as the Harlemites pulled away in the fourth quarter after a tight game through three.
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Denver
Harlem ‘Globetrotters
College All-Stars
Denver Coliseum
Trotters
Collegians
Harlemites
Marques Haynes
J. C. Gipson
Josua Grider
Clarence Wilson
Haynes
Globetrotters
Yankees Dodgers Favored For World Series Rematch
An AP poll of 142 Baseball Writers Association members shows the Dodgers and Yankees as top two NL and AL choices for the World Series. The Dodgers lead NL with 105 votes versus 87 for the Yankees, while Cleveland and Philadelphia follow in voting. Milwaukee, misidentified by 15 writers as Boston, receives minor attention as a pennant favorite.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Associated Press
Baseball Writers’ Association
Dodgers
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Phils
Giants
Milwaukee
Boston Braves
Sophomore jinx hits top rookies of 1952 in spring trials
Five leading rookie stars face the sophomore jinx as spring games test Joe Black of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Harry Byrd of the Philadelphia Athletics. Hoyt Wilhelm of the New York Giants, Eddie Yuhas of the St. Louis Cardinals, and Clint Courtney of the St. Louis Browns also struggle with form and health. Yuhas risks a chronic arm issue that could affect the Cardinals pennant plans. Black and Byrd showed strong fields last year, but spring control and comfort remain under scrutiny. Wilhelm's irregular spring pace and Courtney's injuries mirror past sophomore woes, threatening their teams' early-season ambitions.
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New York
Joe Black
Brooklyn Dodgers
Harry Byrd
Philadelphia Athletics
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York Giants
Eddie Yuhas
St. Louis Cardinals
Clint Courtney
St. Louis Browns
Yuhas
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Big Joe
Wile
Dodgers
Byrd
Mings
Jimmy Dykes
Harry
Giants
Wilhelm
Jim Konstanty
Courtney
Expect Ernie to Survive
LIVERMORE Ernie Lombardi 45 former National League batting champ and MVP is expected to survive a self inflicted throat slash. He was despondent and attempted suicide with a razor blade last night and received two blood transfusions before doctors removed him from the critical list.
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Livermore
Ernie Lombardi
Schnoz
Local Sports Card Notes At Hollywood Arena
Fragmentary sports brief lists events with times around 8 15 and 4 30 p m. Mentions wrestling show and baseball related terms as a local timetable fragment. Names and places are garbled but indicate multiple events and venues in a single local sports roundup.
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Oazied
Hollywood
Ile
Ate Hiei
Ocea Sarkae
Wattman
Saxerntala
Pirates Humble Yankees In Harbor Field Exhibition Rout
The Pittsburgh Pirates overpower the World Series champion New York Yankees 10 to 5 at Forbes Field. Vic Raschi yielded eight runs before relief, while Ralph Kiner Cal Abrams and Danny O’Connell homered. Mantle hit a roof-clearing homer for the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Thhem
New York
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Ralph Kiner
Cal Abrams
Danny O'Connell
Raschi
Kiner
Abrams
Pirates
Tom Gorman
Portsmouth
Robin Roberts
Bobby Shantz
Major League Baseball
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Boston Red Sox
Fittebuezh
Gorm
Berra
Dickson
MacDoneld
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Homeruns
Ed Conseil
Mani
St. Louis
Memphin
I. Miller
Preska
D. Rice
Straus
Speck
Pincioul
Jabi Jonakta Migeiss
Payeee
Nou
Ripp
Wilson
Armer
Currie Ogovin
Det Sheely
Coo
Parka Cleveland
Geminteke
Graven
Barbert Tey
Nudia
Wasto
Campanelix
Bi Washington
Walker
Musterson
Dixon
Peden
Seraphs Lead Pacific Coast League as Rain Helps
Los Angeles tops the PCL standings after rain washed out games in San Francisco and Seattle. Hollywood Stars moved to a tie for second after a 13-2 win over Oakland, while San Diego defeated Seattle 7-2 and Oakland sank in the cellar due to weak pitching. George O'Donnell pitched well for Hollywood, earning his 10th straight win across league play. Dick Faber, Tom Alston, and Earl Rapp contributed homers in the San Diego burst.
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Stan Hack
Angels
San Francisco
Seals
Seattle
San Diego Padres
Hollywood
Oakland
Portland
New Orleans
George O'Donnell
Leither
O'Donnell
Seattle I
Vern Kindsfather
San Diego
Dick Faber
Tom Alston
Earl Rapp
Bob van Eman
Kinds
Tom Lovrich
Yardley stars as Alamitos rout Great Lakes in Navy playoff
Alamitos led by George Yardley, 38 points on 16 field goals and 6 free throws, defeated Great Lakes 61 to 35 in the opening game of a best-of-three All Navy basketball playoff at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. Fromme and McNulty led Great Lakes with 14 and 11.
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Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
George Yardley
Yardley
Stanford
Harvey Fromme
Texas Christian
Carl McNulty
Purdue
Navy
Offutt ‘Air Force Base
Omaha
Eestor
Tucker
Monson
Prestong
Steensg
Ens
Loring
Rawley
Sernéfi
Itanling
Quai Os Alamitos
Dawiat Lakes
Bo Yardy
Great’ Lakes
Bingham, Freston
Hunt Wenson & SeNulty
Fromme
Sports on Radio TV Phair Cuizens Race Rowndup
The listing shows boxing and sports broadcasts including Randy facing Beat in a race card and Indy boxing matches with Beau. Also notes Oakland vs Hangat0 on KET TV with schedule entries and times such as 8:50 p.m.
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Phair Cuizens
Race Rowndup
KRED
Randy
Beat
Daxis
Hollywood Krewe
Bittelle St
Indy
Beau
Ggientent Flame
Iim
Dempeer
Oakland
Ket-Tv
Ocean
Fort Belvoir Reaches All Army Basketball Finals
In Fort Meade semifinals Camp Breckinridge Ky faces Fort Leonard Wood Mo while Fort Belvoir Va seeks Sunday title tilt. Thursday results show Fort Wood 51 Camp Roberts 75 Camp Breckinridge 4 Fort Mammouth 77 Fort Belvoir 67 with Fort Sill Oklahoma advancing to face Belvoir for the championship.
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Fort Belvoir
Fort Meade
Camp Breckinridge
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Wood
Camp Roberts
Camp Brackinridge
Fort Mammouth
Fort Zelvoir
Fort Ss
Kramer Beats Sedgman For 39th Win In Sherbrooke
Jack Kramer defeated Frank Sedgman in Sherbrooke Quebec Thursday night by scores of 7-5 6-3 to record his 39th victory in 65 matches.
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Kramer
Montreal
Jack Kramer
Frank Sedgman
Sherbrooke, Que
Ernie Lombardi remembered as popular catcher and friend
A tribute recounts Ernie Lombardi nicknamed Schnoz a towering figure of baseball’s 1930s and 40s. It highlights his power hitting with an unorthodox grip, leadership behind the plate, humor about his snoring, and his generosity to teammates while noting his role with Reds Giants and Braves.
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New York
Ernie Lombardi
Sil
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Water Burtala
Paul Derringer
Tampa
Paul
Wilbert Robinson
Ernie
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