Four Yanks Qualify For Slalom In Innsbruck
Four United States skiers qualified for Saturday's slalom finals at the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck Austria joining top Americans Jim Heuga Bud Werner Billy Kidd and Chuck Ferries from Bergitkoepfl Mountain. Francois Boullieu led qualifiers in 51.23 seconds. Heuga placed fourth Werner fifth Kidd twelfth Ferries twenty fifth after a late disqualification boosted him. United States overall medals tally stood at four after events.
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Jim Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
Bud Wemer
Stearmboat Springs
Cola
Billy Kidd
Stowe, Vi
Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Bergitkoepfl
Francois Boulieu
France
Heuga
Werner
Kidd
Ferries
United States
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Grea Pold
Terry McDermott
Essexville
Scott Allen
Smoke Rise
N.J
Schnelldorfer Wins Olympic Figure Skating Title
In Innsbruck Austria Union claims pairs title as Manfred Schnelldorfer of Germany and teammate Dijkstra of Holland place top in the men’s event. The competition includes Fra nce’s Alain Calmat and Scott Allen of the United States as contenders with decisive free skate segments.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Union
Sjoukje
Germany
Manfred Schnelldorf
Dijkstra
Holland
Allen
Alain Calmat
France
Scott Allen
Maxi Herber
Smoke Rise
N.J
Miss Herber
Ernst Raier
Dortmund
Garmisch-Parmany
Itenkirchen
Schnelldorfer
Munich
Cortina D’ampezzo
Taly
Calmat
Ton
Tommy Litz
Hershey
Monty Hoyt
Denver
Cavanthan
Oleg Protopopov
Ludmilla Betousova
Olympic Rundown Schedule Highlights Distance Mules And Nordic Skiing
A fragmented recap from The Associated Press lists events and entrants for a weekend Olympic schedule. Notable items include a 40 kilometer cross country event with a field spanning the United States and Europe and multiple figure skating and four-man bobsled trials with numerous named skaters and teams from the US, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and Japan.
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Sat
Sediated
Aden
Oss
Reky
USA
Entiies
Teaar
Gil
A. Envihes
Bud Werner
Steamboy Springs
Cplo
Chuck Ferries
Hoon Fon
Mich
Billy Kid
Siowe
Fle Emery
Peter Kirby
Goug Anakin
Austrign Tac
Deka Verwin Tholer
Adolph Kotder
Joseli Nairt
Reinhold Doenibaler
My Aea
DLA
Ugente ‘Monti
Sergio Storpaes
T Benito Ergon
Lla
Siorpass Viety
Jaergo Zocdin
Romano Bonaguro
Sergio Taceilin
Kievel Osker Lory
Bernhard Wild Mans Beulager
Germany
Front Woermann
Hubert Braun
Jon, Wackerle
Unert
Srasenpst
Switzerland
Hans Zotler
Robert Zimmermann
Hans. Klelapeier
Frite Tuedl
Andrew
United States
Larry Mekilfi
Saranac Lake
N-Vazim Lamy
Lake J. Bol Rovers
Bouriportner
U S Hockey Defeated by Finland 3-2 in Olympic Match
U S hockey, defending champion, lost 3-2 to Finland as part of the Winter Olympics circuit. The loss left the United States with five losses in six games, dropping into a sixth place tie with Germany. Russia and Canada led the standings at 5-0 while Sweden faced Russia and Czechoslovakia faced Canada in further schedule action.
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Gene Kramer
Innsbruck
Austria
U.S
Finland
United States
Germany
Switzerland
Russia
Canada
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Yugostevia Ieee
Aviiria Aaa
Norway
Ie i Aebada
I ‘Anania Es
Naly Ae Lad
Hungar
Rensults Austrig
Oly
Yugostevia
Japan
Erurgert
Ramania
Sctenuk
Jareny
Yugoslavia
Poland
Italy
Bere—depon
Hungary
Geis Sliver Bragre
France
Anc
Holton
Bellain Shea el Traty
Korea
Roundup of boxing and racing events and golf results
Joey Archer fights Joe Giardello title bid at Madison Square Garden while Holly Mims faces him in a preliminary. Mongo opens 1963 racing season with first 194 Saturday run in the Seminole Handicap worth 50,000. San Antonio Handicap at Santa Anita also 50,000 with Gun Bow Admiral's Voyage Cyrano favored. Mr Consistency nearly ties Round Table's Santa Anita course record winning Arcadia Handicap in 2:58.35 over 1 1/4 miles. Jockey Walter Blum gets 10 day suspension at Hialeah for Bahama takes incident aboard Mr Brick. Lonnie Wendland of San Antonio advances to Life Begins at 40 Golf semi finals at Harlingen. he meets John Waters Friday. others are Billy Bob Cotley and Henry Richards.
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Joey Archer
Joe Giardello
Holly Mims
Madison Square Garden
Mongo
Santa Anita
San Antonio
Gun Bow
Cyrano
Mr. Consistency
Round Table
Walter Blum
Hialeah
Mr. Brick
Lonnie Wendland
Harlingen
San Antonian
John Case
John Waters
Alexandria
Billy Bob Cotley
Beeville
Henry Richards
Jacksboro
Wendland
Waters
Auto Owner Clears U S Trio In Innsbruck Trial
In Innsbruck Austria three U S Olympic team members Bill March Cole and Mike Hessel were arrested after a predawn chase and a clash with police over unauthorized use of a car owned by Montant a French ski pullover maker. Marolt and Hessel testified they did not resist arrest and claimed permission to use the car while police charged them with unauthorized use and minor damage.
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Innsbruck
Austria
U.S
Bill March
Aspen
Cole
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Greg
George Farmer
Seattle
Wash
Andre Montant
Cart Blanche Montant
Maralt
Marol
Mon Jsel
Dr. Ma
Hessel
Car
Fach
Franz Obholzer
Jother
Vic
Marcl
Obholzer
Marolt
Aled
Montand
Hejsee
Buddy Feltman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
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Soviet Union
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Fred Anton Maier
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West Allis
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Claudia Boyarskikh
Miss Boyarskikh
Lidia Skoblikova
Ohamae
Oreinan
Wing
Alon Salmatrome
Ze Meas
Karel Hivin
Emmerich Sanzer
Austin
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Hersney
Vea
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Doneld “Knight
Lnnoda
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Rainer Sprung
Plymouth
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Nbc-Tv
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