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, game homer blasted one e Phils. ling the home iants, cashed by Carl Fujon and Roy a 10 to 3 vicJoe Hatten tering 10 hits ing homer by

1s Again wouser pitched opening day ers, a three-

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Kink In Bob Feller’ 's Should

Given Check By Physician-

After 2 Innings

Against St. Louis ST. LOUIS, Apr. 20 Age, and its incidental

underwent a medical examination on his ailing right shoulder,

Upon the examination could)

hinge the Indians’ chances of successfully defending their world championship. The 31-year-old fast ball pitch-

er, beginning his 11th season with in-!| Louis

Cleveland, lasted only two nings against the St. Browns here yesterday and was yanked by Manager Lou Bou-! dreau after complaining of shoulder trot ble, The Cleveland Press gvoted Feller as saying his ailment was deep-seated and chronic. “All spring I have hoped the; kinks would work out,” Feller! #aid, according to the paper, “So|-far-they-haven't.. When I throw. hard it is like a knife sticking in my shoulder. If it doesn’t work out, I'll have to go in conference with the ball club and decide what to do.” DiMaggio Visits Yanks

While - the Indians anxiously awaited word ‘on Feller, the New

York Yankees also were con-|

cerned about the progress of two of their invalids, outfielders Joe DiMaggio and Charlie Keller. DiMaggio appeared in the Yankee dugout yesterday and declared he didn't know how long it would be before his heel would be sufficiently healed to permit him to play. Keller pulled a muscle in his right side while swinging in batting practice and the club was’ told not to expect him back for! at least three or four days.

Plan Boxing Shows American Legion Post 389, fol lowing a successful program last night in the Cold Spring Veterans Hospital, are planning a monthly boxing show to circulate among | veterans’ facilities, Results in the show last night, | which was seen and heard by each inmate of the hospital, were:

ard Powell. Indianavolis. dec. | Charlee Fanroy, Kokom Fr dec. Jim!

Johnson, Tndianapolis. Brith, Koko Jonson, " Indianapolis. dec. Polecat | Lee’ Indianapolis and ‘Prank Mike drew in s wrestling ine gibi refereed the “bouts.

(UP)—| infirmfties, apeared to be catching up! with another baseball great to-| day as Cleveland ace Bob Feller!

On the left is Anderson's John Stayton, who set a new slite record for the mile in the meet

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__ Riviera Club | Swimmers

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Averages Under 16

Times Special i | DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Apr. {20—The Riviera Club of Indian. lapolis |spent a week here conditioning | themselves,

girl swimmers, having are all set for the opening of the National swimming meet tomorrow. 1 Week-long tryouts of the®en-

stire squad have simmered Rivi-

era's foursome for the much coveted 400-yard medley down to! Jane Owen, Florence Redding, Sue Schaffner and Jean Lutyens. This medley team will be the youngest competing, averaging under 16 years of age. The exceptionally large entry list has necessitated beginning

He’ s Calumet Farm's Derby Hopeful Site: Selected for

Table Tennis Meet

| The annual Tndiana State {Table Tennis Tournament slated for Apr. 30 and May 1 will be {held at the Dearborn gym, tour‘ney officials announced today. | Champions will be crowned In 11 divisions, men’s singles, women's singles, senior and junior | singles, junior singles under 18, {boy's “singles under 15, men’s, {women's, junior and mixed _tdoubles. { Two new divisions have been {added to this year's tourney. They are the novice men's singles and 8 novice women's singles. } | Entries for the tournament may be obtained at the Indianapolis Table Tennis Courts at the Dears born gym. =

RF —— independent, [Semi-Pro Baseball

Fairfax Merchants and the Fall {Creek Athletics will play an exe Calumet Farm's De Luxe with jockey Doug Dodson i is entered hibition game Sunday, 2 p. m. in the Kentucky Derby, but Trainer Ben Jones thinks the colt at the Little Eagle Park diamond, doesn't have much of a chance. (Grande Ave. south of w. » 10th St.

By RAY AYRES, United Press Sports Writer

at Tech. Stayton ran the distance in 4:23.5, breaking the mark set in 1933 by Don Lash of Auburn. the world's high school mark set in 1934 by the late Louis Zamperini of Torrance, Cal. On the right, Allen Meyerrose of Tech High School covers 20 feet 8!/; inches to take first place in the broad jump. Tech won the meet, 60!/; to 56l/;. It was the first time in

He came: within 2.5 seconds of breakin

11 years Andersori had lost a dual meet.

Tech Hands Anderson First Track Defeat Since 1938; Stayton: Runs Record Mile

[ By JIMMIE

ANGELOPOLOUS i The sun dropped behind the tree-rimmed horizon on the Tech campus and Anderson High School's track team trudged wearily through the long shadows around the quarter-mile oval. It was ironical. Their chores done, the Indians, perennial rulers of the Indiana high school track roose, circled the track just once in sweat clothes, then went inside.

There ‘was nothing unusual about that last lap—except for a bit of irony. It was Anderson's usual custom of circling the track once after each meet—win or lose. For 11 years, Coach Carl

Bonge's great cinder teams had circled the state's tracks signal-

lizing their dual meet victories, chiefly in the North Central Conference, But’ not yesterday. Anderson met _a superior foe: Tech. Tech

'did it. Tech beat Anderson 60; to

156%. It was the first time Anderson dropped a dual meet since ‘Muncie Central defeated the Indians in 1938, But Anderson's tradition and {Tech's brilliantly-balanced per{formance had to step aside for class. {ton, easily one of the, fipest! 1young mile prospects in America today, had it. He ran the fastest mile ever run by an Indiana high school {boy. He = it’ in 4:23.55, Denting

Three 3000-Games Rolled

In West Side

Classic

By DON SIEBERT

Individual bowling scores took a back seat last night as the T&

West Side Classic hung up three team totals over the 3000 mark.

Indiana Fur paced the classic with a terrific included a 992 game stuffed between 1036 and 111 led the Fur squad to three straight victories over P 2684 when he battered out a 680. Bob Shaw,

team, added up 673 pins, and Dad Hanna reached 608. Carl McAfee stopped short of the 600) bracket with 592, and Bob Kelley}

swas close behind with 588.

Although Falls City Beer rolled 2913 they took a beating from |¢ Pabst Blue Ribbon when thatg team shot 1032-1034-970 for 3036.! Ed Gaalema had 681 and Wilbur Richwine and Herschel Stillwell hit modest 600s. Ed Striebeck

rolled a 663 that was the only:

honor count for Falls City. Consistent bowling netted Tompkins Ice Cream 3016 and a! 1-2-3 win over Solataire Bever-| age. | Ed McPeek became a candidate! for the Triplicate Club when he! rolled a trio of 141's in the Alli-| son Owls loop at Dezelan’s and Rowena Mann won the North

Parkway with a 270 total. | Late comers can still sign up pe for spring leagues around the town, Thee Women’s International tournament ¥ opens’ tomorrow in Columbus; O.| with a record line-up of 2600 teams shooting for the fat $83,784 prize list. First local team to rail will be! the LaPlante Movers out of the Wednesday Night “Classic. They will vie in the team event this. Sunday. The. city champion Yaver Men's Shop will roll May 11, and is only one out of 21 Indianapolis quintets who will try their luck in the WIBC Classic. Others in- K clude Indiana Fur, Marott Shoes. |

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in 1934, He finished more than 75 yards in front. But despite the huge gap he probably would not have broken the world mark because the conscientious, religious trainer was already ‘Tunning against the clock. He bettered his own time of 4:249 that won his second straight state mile section last year and broke the mile mark of 4:24.4 set by Terre Haute Wiley in the state meet in 1943, Running his first half-mile race this year, he came back to click

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the championships tomorrow aft. ernoon in place of Friday. The change was decided yesterday at a4 meeting of coaches presided over by National Chairman J. Edwin Aspinall of Indianapolis. At the meeting. Mr. Aspinall revealed that 62 girls have entered the 100yard freestyle: Heats in— this: event will be run tomorrow’ aft-

ernoon with the finals Friday afternoon. : 13 first. but Tech had. its shining ro - lights and its auxiliary battery of Brooklyn Options stars. Allen Meyerrose was tops ach. Taylor to Saints He placed a close second to, BROOKLYN, Apr. 20 (UP) - Dick Tinnel in the century, Harry Taylor, righthanded pitcher)

knogked off the quarter-mile in from Terre Haute, Ind., has been 28, one of the state's best optioned to St. Paul of the Ameriouthuts this season, then won the can Association by the Brooklyn broad jump with 20 feet, 81; Dodgers. inches on his fourth leap. Taylor, who had been ‘troubled sep bre then for two years with a sore arm, i ook a de PD reathy 3:3 Was expected to do great things but didn’t have the kick to match OT the Bums this year. He was strides with” Stayton in the mile “ith .the Saints part of last year. | relay "anchor. No one in the state does, Bob Huey of Tech got third in

General Gets Ace Now the military is getting

the half-mile, clocked at 2:03,| into the circle of exclusive one of the state's best times and golfers. Maj. Gen. Paul L. WilCharlies Englerth won the high’ liams, commander of the 10th jump with a 5-8 lead. Air Force at Ft. Benjamin Anderson won both relay Harrison, sank an ace yesterevents and could have tied the, day on the 135-yard, 12th hole

at Hillerest Country Club,

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second place spot. Anderson sal-| were Col. Lotha 8mith, Lt. Col. vaged the reserve team meet,!

Bennie Leach and Lt. Col winning by a 70 to 46 margin. | Howard Cloud.

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