Fraser Obtained Experience On Idaho Hills Olympic Champion
Gretchen Fraser, first American to win an Olympic skiing title, learned to ski as fast as a man to keep up with her husband Don. The Sun Valley skier, who collected 17 national titles, faced a near miss in Davos when a horse-drawn sleigh blocked her path during training.
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Self Taught At Outset On Rugged Trails
Gretchen Fraser rises from Vancouver youth to Sun Valley racer and wartime volunteer, challenging European champions and becoming the first U S world ski champion. Her early stardom includes a 59.7 second run and a 57.5 second heat, fueling a generation of young skiers.
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Ruth Homer Off Schach Merely Optical Illusion
New York columnist John Lardner recounts Albert Schacht denying a Babe Ruth home run off his pitching was misattributed. Schacht argues Ruth never hit such a homer off him and laments how history may misstate events and his role.
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Fraser Defies Speed Warnings At Olympic Trials In Sun Valley
Gretchen Fraser, 28, trains at Sun Valley and near Vancouver Washington as she seeks Olympic glory. She skied to a dramatic cross country slalom win, teaching neighborhood children when not racing, with fans cheering her progress toward the Harriman Cup Races.
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Del Lamb Sets Early World Record at Bislet Stadium
United States Olympic speedskating captain Del Lamb, 31, clocked two minutes 29.7 seconds to win an English mile at Bislet stadium in Oslo, a result described as unofficial pending formal approval.
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Fearless Fra Leys Fact Filled Sports Roundup
A collage of boxing and sports notes covers Pat Comiskey once hailed as Paterson heavyweight hopeful whose career stalled. Henry Blake stops him in the fifth, ending Comiskey’s long touted rise. The piece also notes knickered golf fashion return, Babe Ruth guide hype, mumps halting Gil Dodds, MSU fencer Armstrong, and Freddie Fitzsimmons set for Brooklyn citizenship papers.
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Coast Players On Holdout List
Los Angeles and Hollywood clubs begin spring practice without signed contracts from Ardizola and Handley. Manager Reichow said both players demand unsatisfactory terms and will not be met as the Pacific Coast League preparation starts at Whittier.
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