Hogan Mangrum Reach Pensacola Open Playoff Prize
Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles and Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa, advance to an 18 hole playoff for the $1,500 Pensacola Open first prize. Hogan shot 74 to Mangrum 71 in the final round, with Nelson and Haas near the top of a crowded leaderboard. Mangrum and Hogan will decide the event in a late playoff.
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Kentucky Favored To Capture SEC Basketball Crown
Kentucky, led by Coach Adolf Rupp, is favored to win the SEC basketball title after a strong regular season. The Wildcats have only two losses, to Notre Dame and Temple, and boast impressive wins over Ohio University and Xavier. LSU and Tennessee are noted as outside contenders, with Tulane and Alabama also in the mix as the conference wraps up its schedule.
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College basketball results roundup from AP sports desk
Alabama defeated Mississippi State 48 to 40. Maryville College beat VMI 32 to 0. Clemson topped The Citadel 76 to 20. Furman beat Presbyterian 50 to 33. Georgia Tech won 58 to 50 against Florida. LSU downed Tulane 52 to 36. Tennessee 42 beat Vanderbilt 32. Kentucky edged Xavier 63 to 40.
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Cooper says throwing arm better than ever for Braves
Mort Cooper, with ten bone chips removed from his elbow, declares his pitching arm is better than it has been in five years as the Braves expect to contend in 1946. Southworth’s Cardinals loom as a threat while Braves veterans like John McCarthy and Connie Ryan return, and rookies join in. The lineup features Holmes and Hopp as key bats, with Masi behind the plate and Javery and Wright anchoring the staff despite uncertainty at shortstop.
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Giants Beat Braves In Grapefruit Loop Opener
In Miami 6308 fans packed the stands as the New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 1 in the first postwar spring exhibition. Johnny Mize and others sparked the rally while Beokie Infielder Bad Pugh trimmed the gap with a two run single in the seventh.
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Wiregrass Basketball Circuit Adopts Schedule and Playoffs
Alabama State League officials set a 130 game schedule with a August 10 to 31 playoff plan. The league will crown its pennant winner by highest winning percentage, while top teams from the Alabama Georgia League vie in inter-league play. All-Star game slated July 15 and a six-club meeting produced roster, pay, and personnel rules.
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Ex Servicemen Filling Roster Of Baseball Club
The Dothan Baseball Club of the Alabama State League signs discharged veterans to its roster. Glenn Clark of Dothan is the latest addition, joining Frank Marin, Wille Carter, Claresce Andrews, and others. Club officials say stock sales will fund the season, aiming for $6,000 to $8,000 to finance the first year.
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Agnies NYU May Be Tourney Finalists
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest Agnies and NYU may reach tournament finals. Text includes scattered names and garbled phrases with references to boards, posts, and potential matchups.
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NCAA tournament prospects and District matchups noted
The article lists teams and districts shaping the NCAA tournament course. District Two features New York, Muhlenberg, Syracuse, and West Virginia among others. District Three includes Kentucky, North Carolina, Duke, and Marshall with regional implications.
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