Mangrum Tops Hogan In Pensacola Open Playoff
Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles defeated Ben Hogan of Her Shey, Pa, in a 1 hole playoff to win $1500 at the Pensacola Open in Florida. Mangrum shot 36 on the front nine and 32 on the back for 65, while Hogan opened 38 and finished 33 for a 71, forcing the playoff after Hogan blew a late nine hole lead.
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College basketball scores from multiple teams and venues
A compiled list of college and service command basketball results across many schools. Notable outcomes include Maryland 31 over Hast-Army 48, Manhattan College 88 over Muhlenberg 70, West Chester State Teachers 33, Philadelphia Naval Base 97, Seton Hall Freshmen 81 over Montclair A C 47, and Indiana 58 over Central Indiana Normal 42 with many other matchups and scores across regional colleges and military bases.
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Fourth Army Red Raiders Prep For Navy YMCA League Final
In Monday's final Service league game the Fourth Army Red Raiders beat Randolph 46 to 45 at Fort Sam Houston Sports arena. They prepare to face Kelly Field Civilians in a Wednesday USG Navy YMCA league championship assault after splitting two playoff games with Randolph.
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Schneider New Pro At Houston River Oaks Club
Houston Feb 26 Sam Schneider is the new golf professional at River Oaks Country Club replacing Jimmie Demaret who resigned last week. Schneider has been professional at Corpus Christi Country Club for 10 years.
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Mexico's Jorge Pasquel vows to topple U S baseball with big pay
Jorge Pasquel, head of the Mexican Baseball League, declares he has 30 million dollars to lure top talent and build a rival league, aiming to surpass U S baseball with higher salaries and modern stadiums in Mexico City and beyond. He cites past player raids, contemplates Babe Ruth as manager, and says he will fight organized baseball to prove Mexican play is legitimate.
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Texas stars face spring drills and pro plans in mixed roundup
Dick Todd plans spring football with Oklahoma, then rejoin the Redskins in the fall. George Radman returns as coach after navy service. Six day bicycle racing to return in Chicago April 28 to May 4. Baylor, Pitt, and other programs noted with draft impacts and coaching changes.
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Lloyd Russell Returns to Baylor as Department Head
Lloyd Russell former Baylor athlete and coach will return to Baylor in the fall as head of the physical and health education department He fills the post left by the late Lowell Fuze Douglas Russell previously coached football basketball and track at North Texas State College and Texas before entering the navy He was discharged last December.
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Ted Dawson Named Head Football Coach at Temple High
Ted Dawson, line coach at Temple high school, was elected last night head football coach with a three year contract. He succeeds Les Cranfill, who resigned to take the Denison post.
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Kelly Team Wins Three At Rosita
The Kelly Field Civilians with Kelly servicemen won three basketball games in Rot Sita Mexico over the weekend. One game was stopped after three quarters due to rain. Bobby Balla Joe Duns kum and Al Reynolds starred in the series.
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Catholic Faculty To Play YMCA A Team At Central Gym
The YMCA A team will face Central Catholic High School faculty at the Central gym Wednesday night. Manager Dewey Coats asks all players to meet at the YMCA at 6 o'clock for a 7 o'clock start.
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Junior Hi Cagers Rally But Lose To Hawthorne
A scrambled account shows junior basketball action with Hawthorne defeating the local team on the Haw Morne and Burbank courts. Names like Claude Kellam and Helder appear in a garbled report, with references to a 4:45 start and a second game outcome unclear.
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Veterans, rookies prepare as spring camp opens
Baseball briefs from Florida and California report rosters shaping up as camps open. Notables include Billy Herman eyed as a first baseman, Billy Wickey returning for the Yankees, Rubo Pisthor shining for the Giants, and Galchotis reporting from the Browns camp.
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