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SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1946 THE IXDUNAPOLIS STAR. PAGE Cleveland Captures Home-Run Exhibition Battle With New York Giants, 9-6 TruJinnc Inm Out Fnnr Foursome Opens Season At Sneedimy Course Indiana Scores I -j- I Kouiidtrippers lo Win Fighting Step Bests Buzf uz As Jamaica Meeting Starts New York, April 6 (UP) The 189-day New York racing season got off to a good start at Jamaica today as a jam-packed crowd of 55,961 watched the Murlogg Farm's Fighting Step sweep to an upset victory in the $10,000 added Paumonok Handicap. Jacksonville, April 6 (UP) The Cleveland Indians beat the New York Giants in a battle of home runs today, taking a 9-to-6 victory with the aid of four roundtrippers. still increasing at the wire. Buzfuz had a lead of several lengths over Play Pretty, which rushed from far back to take the show.

The crowd wagered $3,412,875 on the seven-race card, $658,047 of which went into the machines on the featured Paumonok. Eddie Arcaro, one of America'! leading stake jockeys, scored a riding triple, despite the fact that the Jamaica card comprises only seven races. This foursome (left to right) Ken Amick, secretary-treasurer of the Speedway Golf Club; Jack Fortner, superintendent of grounds; Dr. G. P.

Silver, president of the club; and Wilbur Shaw, president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedwayopened the season at the Speedway links yesterday afternoon. Fishin' Info' Mel Ott hit a three-run homer Off Bob Feller in the first inning and, when John Mize and Babe Young doubled, the Giants pulled Into a 4 to 4 tie. The Indians had jumped on Bob Joyce for first-inning homers by Hank Edwards and Ken Keltner, each with a man on base. Another homer by Keltner in the third, plus one by Frank Hayes and an error by Mick Witek, gave the Indians four more runs and the ball game. Rookie Monte Kennedy relieved Joyce, but his good relief job was wasted.

Score: 404 0 001 0 0 9 14 1 New 40001000 1 13 1 F.Il.r. (1 nd Haw: Joyce, Kennedy (3). Burnick and Klutti. Yanks Trip Atlanta Atlanta, April 6 (UP) Bill Wight, the left-handed rookie pitcher who was unknown when spring training started but now 15 TO 30 SHAVES PER BLADE 19 TIMES TOUGHER STEEL 305. NO WIPING-N0 DRYING 100 twt-Proof (StaMui SflA JUST RINSE RAZOR COOMI IS Y.r llhn t.

N. t. Malrtfi of Amtrlee't lladtt cteel Tool or Tackle 4 .98 BnvkC. Steel Bd Bo Snips sff (S1 H.nd rr.il" ghe" MEN fighting Step, accredited as the 1 outstanding 3-year-old colt of last season, staged a tremendous drive during the final furlong to post a 1:10 45 clocking over a strip slowed somewhat by rain. Buzfuz, the Sunshine Stable's consistent star, finished second after leading most of the way, and Bandleader Louis Prima's Play Pretty was third.

FIGHTING STEP was rated at 4 to 1 in the mutuels, paying $10, $3.50 and $2.90 across the board. The Murlogg speedster won seven of 15 starts In gaining the 3-year-old crown last year, hut had finished second in his lone appearance so far this year in a dash race at Fair Grounds Feb. 23. Buzfuz, which finished in the money for the 25t time In 27 races, assumed command after the first furlong nnd raced William Helis's Greek Warrior into defeat. The latter was In contention as far as the head of the stretch but Buzfuz pulled away from him at that point.

Fighting Step, which ran fifth and fourth through the first half-mile, was third as Ruzfui turned for home. Under strong urging by Jockey Georgie South the Step collared Buzfuz In the last 100 yards and won by three-quarters of a length, a margin which was WANTED CONSCIENTIOUS MEN for Mill Work Also Four Millwrights We Offer You: Good Wages Security Insurance Vacation With Pay The GLIDDEII CO. 1160 W. 18th St. BUSINESSMEN, LEAVE Verdict Over Warriors, 20-2 Bloomington.

April 6 (Snl.) Coach Paul (Pooch) Harrell'a Indiana University baseball team scored its second straight triumph over Central Normal here this afternoon, noundine three visiting hurlers for 17 hits and a 20-to-2 victory. i The Hoosier nine sent 16 play ers to bat in a big second inning to score 12 runs on seven hits and three errors. Lefty Tom Marshall started for Indiana and give up the visitors' only two runs and four hits in four innings. Johnny Wallace, Richmond basketball star, took over in the fifth and allowed only one hit duflng his four-Inning stint, and Johnny Logan, Big Ten's "most valuable" player in 1942 who returned to the squad this week after his discharge from the Army, hurled the ninth. Score: Cent.

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Kj) WAYS TO BUY 1 1SJ CASU. CHARGE, BUDGET has won a place on the staff, hurled the New York Yankees to a 7-to-l victory over the Atlanta club of the Southern Association today before a crowd of 9.131. Going the route. Wight allowed only four hits. Score: New York Atlanta 10310000 a 00010000 01 4 0 (51, Burrows ifi.

Cortes (9) and UUtney. U'l and Sllv.atrl: Kinney. Brm-lea Senators Win, 7-5 Orlando, April 6 CP Walter Masterson pitched the full game today as Washington's Senators defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 7-5, in the first of a seven-game exhibition series. Stan Spence of the Senators and Ron Northey of the Phillies hit homers. Score: Philadelphia .00013100 05 II 1 Washington ..20104000 7 10 3 Raffenhener, Karl (6), Mulligan (8) and Hemeltj; Haatereon and Early.

Baltimore Beats A's Raleigh, N. April 6 UPi Al Barillari pitched the Baltimore Orioles of the International -League to a 2 to 1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics today for the Orioles' first victory in six starts against the A's. Score: Baltimore ...00100010 02 7 1 Philadelphia .01000000 01 4 Barillari and Murray; Fowler and Ftosar. Cards Humble Pelicans New Orleans, April 6 (U.P.) Johnny Beasley pitched four-hit baseball for the seven Innings he worked today as the St. Louis Cardinals humbled the New Orleans Pelicans, 16 to 2.

Home runs by Lou Klein and Gerry Burmeister paced the 15-hit St. Louis attack. Score: St. 104(2000 31 15 New Orleana 00000000 2 2 Beazley. Pollet (8) and Wllber, Bur-metater (7): Banner.

Horn (4), Wells (g) and Peacock, Carrola (5), Bosox, Reds Split Montgomery, April 6 UP) A three-run circuit clout by Catcher Al Lakeman in the seventh inning gave the Cincinnati Reds reserves a 7-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox Yannigans in the nightcap of an exhibition double-header today. The American Leaguers slugged out a 10-0 decision in the opener between first-line squads behind Tex Hughson's brilliant two-hit pitching. Score: Cincinnati. oononoonn 2 33011020 '10 15 I) I Andrea. Shoun (41.

Lambert (6) and Mueller; Huehaon and Warner. Cincinnati. Boeton. 1 2 1 0 0 0 37 7 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 05 10 2 Erlcksan, Konstantv (5), Hetkl and Lakr-man: Pnwpil, Wasner (2), Johnson (7) and Pytlak. Braves Best Tigers Rome, April 6 (UP) Heavy hitting by Second Baseman Con-ie Ryan, plus five Detroit errors, carried the Boston Braves to an ll-to-6 win over the Tigers today.

Ryan homered off Hal Newhou-ser on the first pitch of the game, and in the eighth inning tripled with two men on base. Benny McCoy, at second for Detroit, got two hits, but fumbled the only ball hit to him. Score: Boston 10 1O14 12 111 11 1 Detroit 20004000 0 6 10 5 Posedel, Relrl (5). Henrlrlckunn (6) and Hofferth; Newhouser and Swift. Bucs Down Chisox Dallas, April 6 (UP) The Pittsburgh Pirates made it three in a row over the Chicago White Sox today, scoring two runs in the.

seventh inning to take the ball game, 6 to 5, as the teams continued their cross-country exhibition tour. Score: 020OO220 08 9 2 Chicago 10000400 05 2 3 Ptrlnrevlch, Kllnger (7 and Balkeld; Lee, Hammer (7) and Dickey. Vern Stephens Plays Houston, April 6 (UP) Shortstop Vern Stephens, who bolted from the Mexican baseball league, appeared in the role of a pinchhitter here today while the St. Louis Browns were dropping a 7-1 verdict to the Chicago Cubs. Score: st.

T.ouif... onooiono 1 3 Chicago 12100300 7 10 0 Mllnar. Shtrlev (SI. Fereni (7) and Mancuso: Flemlhr. Prim (6i and Llv-Ingaton.

McCullough HOOSIER CADILLAC CO. 2330 N. Meidian HIRES By Ollie Baut a "puppy" stakes, of which any puppy will be eligible to run. Tomorrow night is "Ben East" Night' and his famous Alaska movies at the World War Memorial Building under sponsorship of the 12 registered conservation clubs in Marlon County. Judge Ralph Hamill, chairman of the Marion County Conservation Advisory Council, will preside.

Lee Munger and C. T. Fox-worthy hit for a hefty catch of bass on a recent trek up Shater Lake way. From this point, it looks like mighty good prospects lor flshin' over the week end we hope! If So-Why? Concluded From Tage 41 for something to do, and Webster, who has a cottage rented at Blue Springs, found the ans.ver. Now lie and several other devotees of the sport say, "We don't rare how long they keep the bass season closed.

We'll have our fun with the shad." THE GAMESTERS, (akrn on the extremely light tackle reportedly waite a. tremendous fight and ft landing net it usually netesMry to Anally lift them into the bot. First Kentucky Derby NOT ONLY in baseball, basketball and other sports have there been many changes. For Instance, the first Kentucky Derby of 1875 was run with the Idea of acquainting the jockeys fully with the fact that an official slart had been called at the starting line, there wa a man with a drum. With the call of "go," from the starter, the man beat the drum.

Up the track, perhaps 75 or 100 feet from the starting line, a man stood with a flag. With the call of "go," he swooped it to the ground signaling the start, and then, trailing the flag-stick point into the ground, so that the flag's fall would be visible to jockeys, who might not have heard the drum, he hustled to the inner rail, to get out of the path of the on- rushing horses. WE HAVE NOT mined ft Ken-ttirky Derby since the end of World War and In our opinion the highlight of the Blue UraM state classic is not the actual running of the race hut the prelude. First the huglo railing the high-strung animals to the track, the parade of the dancing, nervous blue bloods, held in restraint, biting at their bits, by their silk draped riders to the starting gales, a quarter of a mile away at the head of the stretch. Then it is' that the unwieldy equlnet, over-anxious for the challenge ahead, act their worst.

Eyes are strained. Then, as In unison a mighty roar goes up from the stands, "they're off." THERE ARE MANY races, true enough, but there's only one Kentucky Derby. Our schedule calls for April baseball, the Kentucky Derby; after which we complete the May slate along Gasoline Alley out at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where they will be preparing for the 500-mile dash for gold and glory on May 30. ion, on the other hand, a loss for the sport to some extent if the spring open season were abolished. The first thing prohably coming to your mind, and which has been expressed by some proponents of an entirely closed season on game fishing through the spring months, is that many potential breeders of an additional supply of fish life will have been taken.

from the waters by anglers before tke spawning season arrives around April 30. Well, that's true, but by the same token those potential breeders will have been taken by anglers all summer long and, too, many fish, at times, are not through spawning long after the summer season opens on June 16. WOULD WE THEX, for that reason, keep the season closed until all fish were through spawning? And should we close fall fishing likewise for fear of anglers catching fish that are potential breeders for the following spring? i No, lengthened closed seasons, in the humble opinion of this old fisherman, isn't the real answer to a greater field of Hoosier fish-ins sport and hunting, too. Tighten up the sport 1oo much wilh closed seasons and other unnecessary restrictions and it brings defeat to the very thing you're trying to accomplish. There are far more vital things whirh can lead to better Hoosier fishing.

I TSTREAM AND DOWN This week's fishing championship falls to Russel Brandy of Spice-land, and it's a 5H-pounder of the bigmouth bass variety putting it there. This one was a 21-incher with a 15-inch belly, and was one of a three-bass catch via the nightcrawler route, the mates to It hefting 2 pounds with a 17 'i -inch girth, and one a 13 V4-incher. And to be sure he'd be In the running for a shot at the top spot Champ' Brandy came up with anolher catch to the tune of four, with one of 'em hitting the 5-pound mark and having a 20 V4-inch length and a 15-lnch girth, while the three others were 13 to 14-inchers. All the catches were made in Flatrock over in Rush County. Boy, howdy! you done a job of flshin' and there's a membership card in the mail to Mr.

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In our ramblings up and down and around Hoosierland these past couple score years while peeking Into possible hideaways of fighting fins, we've met up with a sizeable number of Hoosier lovers of this great sport of angling, and in the main we've found them to be a pretty generous lot of level-thinking folk concerning the protection and betterment of the aquatic life of our waters and the wildlife of our Hoosier fields and woods, along with the advance- I ment of conservation in general. Though we haven't found any truly heated arguments as to i whether the spring season should r'be retained as it now stands, or whether it should be changed to I a closed status all the way i through, we have found many who were quite undecided as to what would be most beneficial for the sport all the way 'round. NOT BEING ADVERSE to putting ourself right out on a limb in matters anent the sport of flshin' and huntin' and oft' times, likely as not slipping right off the end of it and landing behind the 8 ball below we'll pass along a bit of comment from our own think-tank in response to numerous queries on the subject put to me with almost clockiike regularity each springtime arrival First off, let me say that I'm "agin" any proposed lengthening of the closed season in the spring of the year. Now, at first glance that may seem to some of my readers a bit on the "off" side in coming from an old colyumnist who's been talking conservation over such a long stretch of years. I'm in the belief, too, that if certain elements could he absolutely controlled, perhaps the sport could gain a healthier condition if there weren't even a closed season through the spawning season between April 30 and June 16 as it is now but that's out of the question and should not be considered whatever.

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