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a., March 20.—BiR [ndianapolis Indiang ed his Tribe pastime today to send them ades’ St. Paul Saints, 1s visit to the Saints’ last Monday, the ped the Apostles, 9 anxious to rub it im

he would give three nce to display their d benders, working nings apiece. The d were Steve Rachuthander, George Gill, ander, and Wesley An southpaw, | be met in a third on the DeLand dialay afternoon, ns in Florida routine practice yes in half by an after8 Tribe pastimers got ng drill in the morn. efore the showers pug day's workout. rs are getting ample e and they like it. pitchers in camp and workers, squad will’ be inwhen Francis (Red) , He was purchased igville Colonels last peen delayed in joine S,

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FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1946

§ Hot Race and Large Crowds | Predicted as 1946 Season

| Opens i in Classy Setting

" SAN FRANCISCO, March 29 today opens what it hopes will be petition:

League officials “hoped that this year's brand of baseball would win for the coast league major league recognition. They predicted an all-time hottest eight-team races in the cir-

attendance record and one of the

Favor Buckeyes

In NCAA Splash

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 29:

(U. P.) —Ohio State's powerful Big Ten champions, sparked by two water wizards back from the wars, were overwhelming favorites today to win the National Collegiate Ath-

letic association's 23d annual swim-|

ming meet and possibly capture nine of the 11 individual championships. The splashing starts today with the finals in five events, including the 50 and 220-yard freestyle, the 150-yard backstroke, the. 300-vard medley relay and the one-meter,

low board diving, which O. 8 U. has won along with the high board diving for the past eight years. Thirty-two colleges and univ ties are entered but none have fo overall strength of Ohio State,

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suit's 45-year history, t In {mento Solons meet Los Angeles this |afternoon while Seattle invades San | | Francisco, Oakland visits San Diego | |and Portland goes to Hollywood in I night games. If the weather is good some 45,000 to 50,000 fans were expected to watch the openers, By the time; that opening games have been held in all eight cities of the league, officials predicted that 100,000 fans will Have passed through the turnstiles. With major league recognition its aim, the league wil] display class it ‘never had before. Three umpires will handle each game instead of two. Parks have been modernized and enlarged to handle greater} crowds. ushers and usherettes will] wear ddzgy uniforms; and colorful ceremonies will precede each opener. *

. Fight Tonight Has N.Y. Agog

| NEW YORK, March 29

(U. P)— | Rocky Graziano, the ring’s new | “golden boy,” and Marty Servo,

world welterweight champion, square | |off tonight at Madison Square Gar- | {den for the most captivating indoor

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managers representing Mitchell Bedford, Paoli, Crane Marines and Loogootee meet here tonight for the second time in an effort to organize a semi-pro baseball league. Plans] call for a league composed of eight teams throughout southern Indiana. |

1947 Contract ; |

| WEST PALM BEACH, Fla { March 29 (U. P.) —Manager Connie {Mack of the Philadelphia Athletiés | | signed a contract today to bring the | American leaguers back here in;

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Dr. at 46 for high gun at the Indiana canceled after a controversy over whether should be allowed to play.

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settle immediately and with finality was decided to instal] the system at

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Diamond: Fee Up

Park board representatives with Indianapolis Amateur Baseball association officials to discuss possibilities of charging for use

baseball meeting at 7

| Wednesday at 101 E. 27th st

At a park board meeting vesterday, Paul V. Brown, board superintendent, explained that the board raise additional revenue augment the reduced budget. Previously the board had raised "the

cost of swimming in park pools five .

cents ‘We may have to do something we don’t like to do,” Paul E. Rath-

ert, board commissioner, said, The 2 Floride Cities

{budget must raise $200,000, he pointed out. Any charge may eliminate six to

eight teams in the league, Dale Mil-

ler, president of the association! 120 (U. warned. ; Vigorously opposing any

parks, Kenneth Hoy, secretary

| expenses by charging fees.”

‘Indiana Gun Club Leaders Tie at 46

W. L. Snyder, Connersville, H. B. Cox, Indianapolis,

and tied

Gun club shoot Dr. Cox got a 23 in 25 at 16 yards

and repeated with a 23 in the 25 Tuesday, L. Snyder turned in “Indianapolis —was canceted—at— De= Land by city officials Manager Clay tied at! has reiterated his intention of takHarry Collins, Shelbyville, and ing Robinson and Wright with the| Farmland, tied ati team on every trip.

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| LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 29.—

handicap. W 22 and 24 in the same events W., R. Mdthers, Greenfield, and

45 Carlos Meddler 44, Forty shooters competed.

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k Honors Athletes

More than 100 sports enthusiasts will gathered at munity center last night to celebrate successful winter sports program, The meeting honored members of of park diamonds at the regular three of 7:30 p. m. next 'eams and it; TID award presented by

8 1 Vise went R Mrs. Emma Lou Vise went to John mark of 1:48.3. Patten turned in Pittman. member of one of the : : S two individual victories, . winning baskethal] seams, both the 60-yard and 100-yard f Also cited were Ralph (Buck) ¥ an *yarq, Nee. Adams, basketball coach; Tiny sive evens, o e ’ Bland, boxing instructor; Miss unusual oF a am hay the Helen Eickman, president of the | aiavs SEP pS nies center's civic league. Floyd Cray- 2 en Iosing mek

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla,

| cities “united” fees in out against of who have been barred from ball the Indianapolis Public Links asso-|parks three times because Negroes tiation, proposed @ general meeting | Jackie Robinson and John Wright of ‘all civic recreational groups in are members of their team. mid-April “to thrash out any prob-| |lems relative to paving park board Brooklyn Dodger farm, traveled to|

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The “Y” vard medley relay 440-yard freestyle relay

Jack Dillon and Mrs. Vise.

A c senior schedule.

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| March P).—Officials of two Florida this week in a lockthe Montreal Royals,

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