Inverness best-ball event opens with Hogan Demaret lead
The 11th Inverness invitational best-ball gets under way with $10,560 in prize money and top pairs like Hogan and Demaret entering. Opening round pairs include Middlecoff Ferrier, Locke Furgol, Harbert Ghezzi, Mangrum Metz, Haefner Keiser, and Harrison Hamilton versus Palmer Alexander.
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Jone
Everness
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Inverness
Pan
Hogan
Demaret
Cary Middlecoff
Big Jim
Tigers sweep cellar Phillies 8 5 behind Tessier strong
The Tigers defeated the Phils 8 5 to complete the sweep with rookie Larry Tessier earning his fifth win. Howard Henkle crossed the century mark with his 100th hit, Arduini homered, and Sal Arduini drove in runs as Thomasville heads to Moultrie for a series opening.
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Tigers
Americus
Phils
Larry Tessier
Sal Arduini
Howard Henkle
Thomasville
Moultrie
A's
Pash
Komisarek
Nelson
Willard
Howard
Wingo
Hassler
Henkle
Manz
Arduini
Turtzo
Henkie
Shaw
Bengals
Areuini
Little
Engle
Tessier
Willards
Tripp
Eddie Komisarek
Eddie
Softball game postponed as veterans meet rally
The VFW versus Warner Bros softball game was postponed yesterday to allow Veterans of VFW to attend the Herman Talmadge rally at Lake Monona. The makeup game will occur early next week before the playoffs. Today the Times Enterprise Terrors face Clark Thread Mill at 6:30 p.m. at the athletic field. a win could tie them for second place.
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Warner Bros
VFW H
Herman Talmadge
Lake Inmonia
Terrors
Salarduini Delivers Crushing Blow In Tiger Rout
Americus and Thomasville square off as Salarduini earns a reputation with a hard hitting effort. Arduini and Troganowski drive in runs, while Howard and Willard spark the offense. Final score 8 to 4 as Tessier and Wingo tally strong pitching support.
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Salarduini
Americus Abrhpore
Tripp
Beveney
Howard
Stamey
Burkey
Thomatvis Stagsler
Trenkle
Arduini
Turtzo
Nomisarete
Shaw
Ifo
Little
Marcle
Tessier
Tatttle
Americus
Thomasville
Riley and Zaharias in tense World Open quarterfinal clash
Polly Riley the Texan and Babe Didrikson Zaharias in a key quarterfinal at the 19th Women's Western Open on Skycrest CC. Riley crushed Bettye Mims White 6 5 in the previous round, while Zaharias, from Ferndale, won 5 4 over Mary McMillian of Green Bay.
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Chicago
Polly Riley
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Lone Star State
Skycrest Country Club
Miss Riley
Bettye Mims White
Dallas
Zaharias
Starsingers Countiay Club
Ferndale
Mary McMmillian
Green Bay
Wis
Babe
Cleveland
Denver
Colo
Bale
McCord Joins Tallahassee As First Base Upgrade
Tallahassee signs Norman J. McCord a 6'3\" 200 lb right handed hitter likely to replace Manning in the lineup Manning batting .266 is said to be off early season form McCord came from Keokuk Three Ye League manager Bob Stanton faces a heavy schedule with six games in three days and doubleheaders against Valdosta and Thomasville as Albany Cardinals contend with pitching disruptions in a busy stretch and other regional notes including Wargo ineligibility and Ippolito’s tenth homer of the season
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Tallahassee
Norman J. McCord
McCord
Manning
McCarad
Keokuk
Bob Stanton
Albany Cardinals
Garden produce value tops thirty million in state
Extension service specialists estimated home garden vegetables produced in the state last year were worth about 31 million dollars.
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Sixtension
Roberts Drives Phils To 3 2 Win Over Reds
Robin Roberts, 21, earned his first major league win for the Philadelphia Phillies by defeating the Cincinnati Reds 3 2 at Philadelphia. He allowed seven hits with nine strikeouts and three walks. The Phillies scored in the fourth on a Walk Ashburn steal and Walker’s single. A rain washout affected several games in the league.
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Associated Press
Robin Robert
Philadelphia Philles
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelpha
Roberts
Reds
Hank Sauer
Danny Litwhiler
Springfield
Wilmington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Elmer Riddle
Phils
Ashburn
Harry Walker
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Tigers and Indians clash as Henrich hits grand slam
Tiger Averages Unofficial cut the Indians lead to two and one half games. Tommy Henrich hit a grand slam off Don Black to break the game open. Ken Keltner added a 17th homer for Cleveland. The Athletics crushed the Browns 12 1 behind Dick Fowler six hitters. Herman Franks fueled a 14 hit attack with a homer triple and double driving five runs. In Detroit Washington edged the Tigers 2 1 with all unearned runs. Dizzy Trout allowed four hits as four Washington pitchers held six. A Red Sox White Sox game in Chicago was postponed by rain.
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Indians
Tommy Henrich
Don Black
Tribe
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Dick Fowler
Browns
St. Louis
Herman Franks
Detroit
Washington Senators
Tigers
Dizzy Trout
Senators
Washington
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Chicago
Faulk Reaches Georgia Women's Golf Finals
Thom asville's Mary Lena Faulk, defending champion, defeats Brunswick's Mary Melnyk 1 up to advance to the 36 hole championship match. Brantley will meet Faulk after a 19 hole win over Eileen Stulb to reach Friday's final.
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Brunswick
Thomasville
Mary Melnyk
Faulk
Brunswick Ga
Thomasvilles
Lady Links
Georgia Womens Golf Association
Glen Arven Country Club
Gace
Humber
Grady MacDonald
Ansley Park Atlanta
Rose City
Mrs. MacDonald
Mary Lena
Sam Pierce
Cairo
Gien Arvens
Smith
Atlanta
Vogel
Frances Rich
Bainbridge
Glen Arven
Jones Stubbs
Elma Wyche
Lester
Sonny Krause
Olin Anderson
Henry Weathers
Augusta
Mary Melnyck
Vunswick
Melnyck
Thamesville
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