Mangrum Leads Glendale Open at Three Quarter Mark
Chicago’s Lloyd Mangrum moved into the Glendale Open lead at the three-quarter mark in Glendale California. He shot a 70 for a HIV total of 207 after a 74 on the back nine. Ben Hogan from Hershey Pennsylvania stood four behind with 211. Cary Middlecoff of Memphis was third at 212. Skip Alexander and Ed Purgol tied for fourth at 213 with Riegel at 214 and Vines Ghezzi tied at 215. Monti listed with 215.
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Glendale
Calif
Lierd Mangrum
Chicago
Blangrum
Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
Cary Middiecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Alexander Lexington
N. C
Ieader
Alexander
Ed Purgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Skee Riegel
Monterey Park
Ellsworth Vines
Iowa City
Vic Ghezzi
Englewood
N. J
Eric Monti
Santa’ ‘Monica
Golfers Score Par on Early Rounds in New Jersey Event
Jim Turnesa of Ebnsford New Jersey Marty Fargo of Albuquerque K M and Ralph Bomquiet of Los Angeles each had 217 and 218 respectively with Ky Liffoon of St Andrews 111 picking up after shooting 40 on the first nine yesterday in a regional golf event.
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Jim Turnesa
Ebnsford
N. J
Marty Fargo
Albuquerque
K. M
Ralph Bomquiet
Los Angeles
Ky Liffoon
St. Andrews
Football scores from the area and colleges update
Local high school scores show Dothan 17 Starke 6 and other games including Enterprise 19 Elba Hartford 19, Headland 2, Ozark 85 over Osp 53, and Colquitt 47 over Blakely. College results list Army 26 Harvard 7, Penn State 87 West Virginia 7, Texas Christian wi Texas A&M 14, and Georgia 22 LSU 0 among many others.
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High Scheer Dothan
Starke
Dothan
Hees
Lanier Row
Genera
Stuconrs
Columbia
Newville
Abbeville
Midland City
Rawlsay
Chipley
Rehobeth
Cottonwood
Enterprise
Elba
Hartford
Graceville
Headland
Donalanville
Marianne
DePuniak
Osp
Ozark
Florala
Samson
Newton
East Brewton
Eufaula
Union Springs
Troy
Andalusia
Luserne
Hrenthys
Chaton
Sian
Brundidge
Blue Springs
Army
Harvard
Brown
Holy Crusa
Cornell
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Colgate
Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Marquette
Missouri
Navy
Penn State
West Virginia
Fordham
St. Francis
Penn
Michigan
Northwestern
Yale
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Arizona
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Ohio State
Indiana Town State
Colorado
Purdue
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
Austin Peay
Centre
Hampton
Tuskegee
Oklahoma
Kansas State
George-own
Tulsa
Minnesota
Hlinoix
South Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Duke
Maryland
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Tulane
Mississippi
Virginian
Washington & Lee
William & Mary
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Citadel & Furman
Wofford T
Mississippi State
Cincinnati
Southwest Texas
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Texas A&m
Colorado A&m
Wyoming
FAR West California
Overton State
Overon
Southern California
Stanford
UCLA
Washington State
Washinton
Oklahoma A&m
San Francisco
Idaho State
Colorado Staite & Wake Forest
Duquenss
Southern Methodist
Rice
Baylor
Texas ‘Tech
Georgia
LSU
Operation Combine to See More Bombs On Coast This Week
EGLIN FIELD Florida AP reports Americas first line combat planes will drop 65 tons of bombs this week in Operation Combine NT. A third group of 600 service schools students observe air ground assault tactics with radar and electronic devices guiding attacking units. Five soldiers were killed and 16 wounded in a rehearsal when bombs fell short.
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Eglin Field
Frs
America
Air Force
Army
U. S
Navy
Disabled Doctor Named New York Man of the Year
Capt Arthur S Abramson, paralyzed from battle injuries, named New York Disabled Man of the Year for leading rehab efforts aiding thousands of veterans. The former McGill wrestler now supervises rehabilitation and champions VA facilities, praising progress in disabled veterans care despite wartime hardship.
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Ned Mils
New York
NEA
Arthur S. Abramson
Abramson
McGill University
Veterans Administration
Abramaray
Bulldogs Batter LSU With Last Quarter Scoring Spree
Georgia, scoreless through three quarters, roared in the fourth to beat LSU 24. QB Johnny Rauch connected on long passes to Gene Lorendo and Gene Walston, then scored from five yards and Joe Geri added a one yard TD. LSU fumbled twice, including a late punt, leading to a safety.
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Baton Rouge
Georgia Bulldogs
Tiger
Louisiana State University
Johnny Rauch
Georgia
Rauch
Gene Lorendo
Bengal
LSU
Gene Walston
Lorendo
Bulldogs
Tigers
Joe Geri
Glover proposes bill to remove governor from conservation director hire
Alabama State Senator Ben N. Glover says he drafted a bill to place Conservation Department director appointments with an advisory board rather than the governor. The measure, to be submitted at May legislative session, would allow the board to fill interim vacancies and limit governors to two board appointees. Glover, chair of the Senate game and fish committee, notes the goal is a stable, long term director while preserving conservation laws.
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Advisory Board of Conservation
Glover
Conservation Department
Bert Thomas
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Lloyd Mangrum
Roblee
Baxter
N. Foster St
THE
Associated Press East
Bobby Layne
Texas
Paul Campbell
Dick Harris
Headland & Montgomery Hiways
J. E. Hathcock Lumber CO
Bas
Wes
Niagara Falls
Bil
N. St. Andrews St
Capitol Line
Caton
Wooton Het Nekimatic
Vikimatic Centrat
Royal Vacuum
Victor
Otta
MMU
9Th Street
Birmingham
Alarae
Merrill Richards
Ala
Rayon
Y Dayton
Dayton
Gunter Tire & Supply
Oates
Dethen, Alobeme
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