Hogan Demaret Birdie Way 10 to Inverness Victory
Jimmy Demaret and Pen Hogan dominated the Inverness Invitational, shooting birdies all day to win the 1946 title. They finished plus 20 for the 126-hole event, $3,000 prize, ahead of Nelson-McSpaden plus 14 and Mangrum-Little plus 6, with Snead-Ghezzi at minus one and other duos earning smaller sums.
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Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Inverness Country Club
Pen Hogan
Dapperemaret
Hogan
Pyron Nelson
Toledo
Harold
Jaz) McSpaden
Sanford
Mie
Nelson
McSpaden
Bob Hamilton
Dick Metz
Chicago
Demaret
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Fenn
Hogan-Demares
Nelson-McSpaden
Talbert Upsets Parker for Net Title in South
May Talbert of Wilmington California upset national champion Frankie Parker of Los Angeles to win the Southern Tennis Championships men's singles 6-4 6-1 0-0 4-6 6-4. Mary Arnolf Prentiss of Los Angeles defeated Shisley Wey for the women's singles crown.
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Louisville
May Talbert
Wilmington
Cal
Frankie Parker
Los Angeles
Liore
Mary Arnofd Prentiss
Shisley Wey
Colege
Tea
Talbert
Gardner Mulloy
Mimai
Chicago
Seymour Greenherr
Gardner Larned
Nancy Morrison
Palm Beach
Doris Jensen
Des Moines
Iowa
Giants Skipper Ott Under Fire As Spring Slump Deepens
Strained mood surrounds Mel Ott as the New York Giants slide in the National League. Critics blame Ott for low morale and feud with umpires while praising his early-season popularity. Bill Zuber’s strong pitching for Boston adds to New York’s woes.
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New York Giants
Giants
Mel
Ott
VW WAKES SOFTBALL DEBUT WITH VICTORY OVER SOUTHERN BELL
The V. F. W. softball team won their first game, defeating Southern Bell 13 to 5 to open their first season. Harris Electric Co. beat Colonial Warehouse 18 to 5 in another league game. Colonial Warehouse was to play Tuck Implement Co. on the South diamond, Harris Electric Co. vs Cowden on the North.
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Southern Bell
V. I. Wes
Southern
Harris Electric Co
Colonial Warehouse
Tuck Implement Co
Cowden
Cowden Auto Supply
Hirris Electric Co
Yankee
Generosity Vor
American Colonial Warehouse
New York Yankees
Red Sox Return to Winning Form as Phillies Surge
In a tense week, Philadelphia climbs toward the first division behind a surge in attendance at Shibe Park as the Phillies post a 5-4 and 3-3 doubleheader split. Boston strengthens its lead with a 5-1 and 6-0 sweep of Cleveland, highlighted by Zuher's three-hitter and Harris's six hits.
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Associated Press
Aceball
Tom Wowklor
Boston Red Sox
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Blue Jays
Ebilg
Eyode
Philly
Phils Tekes
Clintches
Neave
Tha Halcyon
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Docimati
Righthiolder
New York Yankees
Mickey Harris
Red Sox
Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Henrich
Joe PiMaggioo
Brooklyn
St. Toouig Cardinals
Tubber
Redbirds
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Mary Rickert
Ed Waitkus
Cubs
Mickey Witek
Rand Lam
Giants
Boston Graves
Pittsburgh
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
VOLS SWEEP DOUBLEHEADER AS BEST OF LEAGUE SPLITS
Nashville swept a doubleheader from Birmingham 10-4 and 5-1 to take second place. The Lookouts split with Atlanta 5-1 and 8-4, while New Orleans split with Memphis 7-5 and lost 11-3. Mobile beat Little Rock 5-4, and the Travelers won 4-1 in the nightcap.
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VOLS
Associated Press
Nashville
Birmingham
Southern Association
Chattanooga Lookouts
Atlanta Crackers
Lookouts
Cracers
New Orleans
Memphis Chicks
Mobile
Little Rock
Travelers
PUDCE WHIPS RIGGS PAIRS WITH SABIN FOR DOUBLES TITLE
Lon Budge, the top professional, teams with Wayne Sabin to face Bob Riggs and Welby Van Horn for the professional clay courts doubles championship at Virginia Country Club. Budge won the singles title yesterday in a long match.
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Sabin
Richmond
Lon’ Budge
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Country Club
Virginia
Chicago
Bobby Riggs
Welby van Horn
Atlanta
Budge
Baseball Standings Summary for American League
The excerpt lists American League standings with wins and losses, showing team records and winning percentages. Specific team names, dates, scores, or outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
Yesterday's Major League Scores and Weather Delays
Result roundup shows Boston 5 6, Cleveland 1 0. New York 10 Detroit 38. Washington 7 4, St. Louis 4 7. Chicago 1, Philadelphia 1 6. Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 2. New York 15 4 Chicago 10 9, Boston 4 4, Pittsburgh 3 0. Philadelphia 5 3, Cincinnati 4 3. Albany 3 4, Thomasville 3. Tallahassee 7, Moultrie 5. Waycross game postponed by rain.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Mational hteAssert
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Gsoulgla - Blotes Americas
Albany
Cordeley
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Moultrie
Eonae
Waycross
Baseball and league schedule summary for today
National League games Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston. American League Washington at Chicago New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit. Georgia Florida League Albany Americus Tallahassee at Moultrie Valdosta at Waycross Cordele at Thomasville.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Albany
Americus
Tallthassee
Moultrie
Valdosta
Waycross
Cordele
Thomasville
Albany Beats Americus Phillies in 13 Innings 4-3
Albany pushed Americus to 18 innings before losing 4-3 in extras. Americus led 2-0 entering the seventh, Albany tied it, and after taking the lead in the eighth the Phillies forced more innings before the final score. Albany had seven hits to Americus's eight. In other Georgia Florida League action Tallahassee beat Moultrie 7-5, Cordele defeated Thomasville 4-3, and Waycross had the Trinax game rained out.
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Moultrie
Waycross
Tailend Cordele
Thomasville
Jridosta
Americus
Ito
Albany
Phillies
Chery
Albury
Oss
T'Nahassee
Tigers
Cordele
Sally League Leaders Tangle Tonight in Heated Title Bid
Greenville and Columbia battle for the South Atlantic League lead by two games in hand as both won yesterday. Savannah beat Augusta 3-2 in 12 innings, while Jacksonville blanked Charleston 4-0 and Macon fell to Columbus 7-4 with all Columbus runs in the second. Augusta scored twice in the seventh for a 9-? win in a separate game.
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Associated Press
Greenville
Columbia
Columbu
Macon
Savannah
Augusta
Zeverith
Jacksonville
Rigg and Budge Reach Semis After Tough Five Set Win
Rigg and Budge outlasted in a five set match 5-7 6-4 2-6 6-3 6-4 under a sultry sky and then Sabin joined to win the doubles semi final. They defeated Perry of Las Vegas and Tilden of Hollywood in straight sets 9-7 6-2 6-1.
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Budge
Sabin
Fred Perry
Las Vegas
Nev
Big Bo Tilden
Hollywood
Tigers edge Cordele in 4 3 victory over Moultrie hill rivals
Tigers won 4 to 3 over Cordele White Sox after Lefty Nobles pitched into the seventh. Nicolai earned the win for Moultrie as Schaeffer held Cordele to eight hits but failed to back his bat. Key moments included Colgan bunt and Woleen sacrifice followed by Mack RBI and Pautzhan Sarros Nicolai standout pitching. Simonek worked eighth and late offense kept Tigers ahead.
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Cordele White Sox
Tiger Cage
Mullenmen
Tigers
Parente
Comrack
Yélief
Nicolai
Thorbustilte
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Cordelians
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Schaeffer
Bengal
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Moultrie
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Lemish
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Colgan
Woleen
al Mack
Tiger
Si Simonec
Packers
Kivett
McBryde
Del
Papa
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Runa
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