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*[[NASCAR Championship]] - [[Tim Flock]] |
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**[[Troy Ruttman]] won the [[Indianapolis 500]] |
**[[Troy Ruttman]] won the [[Indianapolis 500]] |
Revision as of 00:20, 16 May 2003
See also: 1951 in sports, other events of 1952, 1953 in sports and the list of 'years in sports'.
- NASCAR Championship - Tim Flock
- AAA Racing:
- Troy Ruttman won the Indianapolis 500
- Chuck Stevenson won the season championship
- Formula One Championship - Alberto Ascari of Italy
- 24 hours of Le Mans: H. Lang/F. Reiss driving a Mercedes 300SL
- Rally racing -
- Drag racing - In cities and towns across North America, drag racing begins to move from the streets to organized events usually at abandoned airport strips.
- NCAA Men's Basketball Championship:
- Kansas wins 80-63 over St. John's
- September 23 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Rocky Marciano kocked out Jersey Joe Walcott] in the 13th round to win the World Heavyweight Championship.
Football (Soccer)
- The NFL Championship:
- The Grey Cup
- Grand Slam of golf results:
- PGA tour's leading money winner for the year
- Little Brown Jug for pacers won by Meadow Rice
- Hambletonian for trotters won by Sharp Note
- Gordie Howe wins the Art Ross Memorial Trophy as the NHL’s leading scorer during the regular season.
- Stanley Cup: Detroit Red Wings win 4 games to 0 over the Montreal Canadiens
- Alpine Skiing
- The men’s overall season championship
- The women’s overall season championship
- Grand Slam in tennis womens results:
- Davis Cup of world tennis.
- July 19 to August 3 - The Summer Olympic Games are held in Helsinki.
- July 27 – Emil Zatopek wins marathon in Helsinki Olympic games
- Men’s World Figure Skating Championships.
- Women’s World Figure Skating Championships.
Births
- January 11 - Ben Crenshaw, golfer
- March 22 - Bob Costas, sports announcer
- March 29 - Teofilo Stevenson, boxer
- August 3 - Osvaldo Ardiles, Argentinian footballer