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m' jrf lllE INDIANAPOLIS MAE J'AGL McCtul Hurls Three-Hitter Indian 3 Homers Help Decide Opener 1 Raschi Blanks Red Sox, i Jensen OulkMs Mailt 4 2 5LO s1 "0 a i 11 co! the Association" rason under a list n.ght a tiu.v- 'ffn lC Iiidiaiipiais Indians erm l.om the M. K.i riu: aokee Fiii Of Manv New i A I 1 li.k.-e R.i-i til tie ii ,1 anr.Til Apul winners lun l.e oM Bed se-i-rdas with a 5-o shutout lor New Yoik rieiending World chumps. While 41. St.) ins watched, the talented Yankee i lode home behind s. ven-bit attack that milled ilhe l.i the sixth inning.

Jackie Hit' fo. ill si jr limn M.in.tgi Bums Given 5-2 Rush From Phils Brookljn UTt Ticture pitcher Robin Roberts took up sesbrdiy exactly where he left oil last season by hurling the f. J. Casev Sit ttg-l win', 1n co.iv. it IM'O a pile, if Sloe- ine snow llolll Oltle.

the li'illil- if Tigers Get Bin 2 Wis Olf Lemon Detroit (AIM Boh i anon of the Cleveland Indians, the American League's winning! st itcher last season, pushed the Ditto. Tigeis into the deep ves-torday with a nil ty two-bit pci-fui mance that thidled shivering opi ning day fans and flattened the Tigers. J. The lubs. battling in a 37-degrre tcinp.

i a urc, st.ivtd on even terms until the ninih when, with the score tied at I -all, Detroit Shortstop Johnny l.ipon bubbled an easy gummier to allow Cleveland's Larry Doby to score I lorn thud. Dobs' double against the righttiiid wall, the eighth and last bit olt Southpaw Hal N'ewhouser. opened the ninth. The fleet center Bolder moved to third on Boh Kennedy's sacriliee and scored while l.ipon picked up and twice dropped Jim Hegan's easy gi (Hinder. ri-t'i4nit ni'imit AM II A HO Ml'.

Mi ll If 4 II I I' 1 4 I) It FAILS ON THIS ONE Dom Dallessandro was out at third in this bit of irst-inning action during last night's baseball opener between the Indianapolis Indians and Milwaukee Brewers at Victory Field. The Tribe outfielder had singled, then tried to get to third on Frank Kalin's one-baser but was thwarted on Jim Basso's throw to Bill Klaus. (Star Photo by Dale Schofner) n. ed mok II ish. isietmy over ihe n.ooklyn Dodg- ei s.

pl.isui.; held in Kinds and Mike Goliat place ol limping Hank Bauer, supplied the fire power with smashed a two-mn homer I he I I.oberts was reached for nine timd lor the lust smies ol including, a two-run homer game. His double to right field, by Jackie Robinson in the sixth in the sixth stalled Wight on Ihe That spoiled bis shutout, way to thesuoueis. jBut he in turn spoiled opening Mantle, the cu-old knl j'lay testis ities for 10.217 Brook-fioin the Class lv Ihiis by mowing down the hum, contributed a leit I icld I fodgers mercilessly in he early MUN.tl Alt if( if in fnlh I Ui ltiiii In ninth I ml In ninth IMHNrol.s AR 3 2 1 hxhn II rf lh 1 fi- in. i II loln.k 2 4 Mi (i I 7 13 J7 lnUla MiU mV.r liiiltAimiHilit ii 0 S-4 I II II II 4 i '-7 I un iiitlt in-iieaibArt, Khn Yrr- IWH M' All i r.p.1.. hil-Minnn fx.

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I piU her-jnrin i I 1 mnirrs-Psddrn. O'l "nnr and Slrrt. I imr 2 4 All' ndnvf o7 1 i. at the plate, made a had throw. Another run came in on a force play and Steens mussed up Jim Basso's throw to permit tlie third tallv I Fernandez also provided a fielding feature when he made a leaping, stab of Reed's liner in the eighth.

4500' Enlries Number 68; Drive Novi Again H.MF:i5 KIIini.E will be one of the powerful Indianapolis pitcher in the sec- Novt Pureluhc Specials, end tilt of the three-game series Xalon, who drove one of 1he National League Champion Phil- adelphia Phillies to a 5 to 2 inninqV, then bearing down to prevent trouble when he tired aflcr the sixth. CAIil, Furillo singled for Ihe Dodgers in Ihe first inning, Roberts gave up no more hits until Rookie Don Thompson hut out a bunt to start the sixth. That was Robin's most diilicult inning hut it looked as it he would emerge without trouble when Furillo hit into a double play. Hut Duke Snider blooped a double and Robinson hit a homer into Ihe left field stands lor the only Dodger runs. The Phillies took a quick Uk-, ing to Dodger Righthander Carl Lrskine, jumping to a 2 to 0 fiisl inning lead they never re-limiuished.

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The 56 non-supercharged cars are divided as follows: 53 four-cylinder cars, two six-cylinder ears and one eight-cylinder car. Kight are front drives. No foreign entries were in the field. There bad been speculation that a three-car Mescedcs team might come from Germany and the entry was madealthough the Ice was unpaid-while the entry of Ihe drivers was under the eye of the immigration department. Only the 33 fastest of thp H8 will start the lace, with rpielili-cations due to start on May 12.

Present plans call for opening of the track for practice on May 1. PMon DiM'l-i' Hiuir Prnmm 4 Mill Marinn 4 Mmpwin Ml f. Co. 4 Kay Brad 4 .1 M. K(litin 4 llnu Rrd I drllng 4 I'at f'lanry 4 inrtnnli Race tars.

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Band A Drhc Neither of the Nov is made the (jualuying giade last year. Two entries, post -marked prior to Monday's deadline, reached the Speedway office yesterday. TIIK fi'TlI from the Hart-Fullerton Racing Team of Santa Monica, with the driver not yet This is four-cylinder rear-drive car with a supercharged engine of 17H-cubie inches displacement. The final and fiSth entry came from Joe Barda of New Brunswick, N.T., who already had one car in the race. Harz-da's second entry is an right-cylinder rear-drive Maseroti with a supercharged engine of ISO-cubic-inch displacement.

He purchased the car recently from Pick Cott of Detroit and it is to be driven by Bud Sennctt of Los Angeles. Sennet will have to take a driver's test. Pinion N'f Di'-i'in'T- "irl F'irttfTiE Hi.cer rird I nnamr-l 1 nn.imcd I nnamcrl lnnam-d PHI Markov iKn.oie Jtnn M'U hrr Bih Scott Shanrhroolt IKiv Kntpppr Unwph .1. Parrda KllMMl kit Mn lme nnami-d I'nnamcit I nnamrrl I mm m1 1 nmmftl I nnami'tf Vnnamcrl 1 nnamrrl 1 nnanifd 1 name ft I murnil nrutmcft nium-d I nnsmfrl I nnamrd 2 0 270 2 70 li7nf 2 1 1 27 0 mo 270 270 270 27 0 270 TO 'J70t 2 .0 J7n 20 1 181 1S1 270 270 2 70 1 7M 270 270 Burl Srnnf(t I HO tin-' hFTf. i Front (Rfar ngit 179 270 supfrrharcd i Mml Gca-h-trt.

Frank fli'd Nanny Fernanda added t'n d.Jicht of the 6,713 i night customers by swatting home runs. f.up walks and the Tnlx made four trror. how- ever, and a con mutation of Ihnsc permitted Ihe 111 cvvrs to regis- tor throe runs in tne ninth. Gcarhart put the Tnle in front in the fuM inning with lour-bac'Tr, a clou ot or thp inside the score- i board in center, Till: I I A continued i attack against Charlie Got- in, lefthander who started fori Milwaukee, with four markers in the filth, tun of them on con- i scout ive homers. Johnny Mcrson started tlie rally with a double over the enter fielder's head and Clear-hart singled to deep short.

Mt-r- son si (iren as uom i anessanui OndlO grounded into a double play. Then Kalin blasted his homer hieh oer the clock in Ihe lclt renter, a 370-foot smash. Fernandez, who liad three of the Indians' 13 hits, connected for a blast over the left-tield bricks. Kd Stevens walked and Tlookie Catcher Jim Mangan brought hem around with a triple to deep right center. Man-igor Don liuttoridge's men registered twice in the sixth otf Virgil Jester, relief pitcher with IVnver las? year.

Mcrson again things with a single and reached second when Jester's pick-off attempt was wild. WAIKI.n and singled to sine Mcrson Goavhart moved to third a 'id tallied as Kalin forced o. TMe Indians left five runners f' landed in the last two frames as they failed to score off Don Liddle. little southpaw. McOall allowed only one hit in t'v1 first six innings, a blooper to left carter in Ihe fourth by Oenrcre In this time the only hit the ball solidly once and VicCal' harl six strikeouts Plailessanch made a fine runnmtr catch of Crowe's drive in the sixth.

Milwaukee then scored in the seventh on a walk to Howie Moss pud singles by Al Vnser and I. en Pearson, who batted for Jeter. I OUTl NATKIA', about half o' the patrons, due to the chilly weather, had gone home before the messy ninth in which the Brewej-s made their runs without getting a hit. Pon Hcdviek erred on Jim Clarkson's roller and Bob Mon-lag and Paul Burris, another pinchhntrr. walked to fill the bases.

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A-ll-SH'i Dale Morcy Wins first Golf Match Pinehiirsl, ('. (API Favorites eased their way throilgli the first round of match play in Ihe iNoith and Soul ti amateur golf tournament, yesterday with one exception. Only Cup Player Harold Paddock Cleveland Heights, stumbled, losing a 2 and 1 decisitni to unheralded Leon C. Walsh, Wilmington (N.C.) city champion, in the day's principal Otherwise, the Walker Clip-peis and Medalist Dale Morey, who registers out. of Dallas, but spends much ot his lime in Indiana, moved along about as expected.

Of the 32 matches played only one went as tar as the ISt green and only three others went past the Kith. t-'f ill i I 5 -x c-. iNalon To SIKA.VAIIAV Sport' lalitor Sixty -eight cais have been entered lor the 35th running of the 500-Mile Race ot May 30, it was announced yesterday, and I Duke Nalon again will be at the Novis to third place in 1018 and the following year brone all existing records lrom one lap to 50 miles before a broken axle resulted in a flaming wreck on the noith turn, will team- with Chet Miller for flic 1051 classic. The Sherman Oaks (Cal.) driver was given a special release from his job with the aviation division of Ihe Ford Motor to again compete in the race. Pill Hlttl'lllttUM rs I HUT 1 ul'immiii- vs Hull I III lllfff mi I f- Mitor II: iiw ii Mnitir lit Wahti H'wairl Krrh o.

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They had gone nine minutes in I the 1hird lall when the redskin bit the aisle dust. I Tonv Ohvas of beat Lee Kalima, Ilonohihi. in 15 1 nnnutes on a eradl hold to win the semi-w indup. Rococo, 21 R. P.oston, and Antonio 201, Pans, France, went 30 minutes to a card's opener before 2.300 fans.

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The P.arons are ahead, in the best-ot-seven series. They need only oiip more victory to clinch their fifth AHI. title. An overflow crowd of 5,100 saw a Baron player break one playoff record and the Hornets tie anolher. Bookie Wally 1 lei Kesheimer of the Barons set a new scorini; record in the ('abler Cup playoffs when he fired his 1Mb coal in the second period.

The Hornets tied Hie plaveil record of Koals made by Bulfalo in the 1916 playoffs on Andy Bathe's marker at 7:17 of the second stinzii I rl i ft. ijv iL v. tV A Wherever you live THESE TIRE FACTS i Km 1 7 ''A rtrir ti. but Ihii first rarn inkf drHfr trt louigni. ins opponent will hi- I.o Hall, who served as relief hutier for tlie Boston Braves the last two seasons.

Mel Brookev. who has been catching for the Tribe on loan Irom Pittsburgh, yesterday was assigned to Charleston. The Indians' new inlielder, Mel Rue, obtained from Memphis, was in uniform here yesterday. It also was announced that MT Malak, voting second baseman who appeared in most of the Indians' exhibitions, had returned to his home in Toledo receiving a trial as a free agent. Scoreboard AMKKII Hurt Lost I II 1 II it I I it I I into 1 tiOll 1)00 1 into .0011 I .1..

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Paul in a frigid American Association opening-day contest witnessed by 3,851 fans. Lund, benched before the sea- 1st A.L Arc Tilt Won By Nats, 6-1 Philadelphia (API Catcher Mickey Grasso blasted a three-run homer and Pitcher Conrado Marroro tossed a seven-hitter lasf nicht to pjve the Washington Senators a fi-to-1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics in 1he first night opener in Lila Liltrcll Subs I l.ila T.ittreil accomplished a fine piece of subbing for Richaid-: son Auto Sales at the West Si. Jr-i last night, leading all women bowlers with a fiTI series. She opened with a high of 260, skid- 1 i ded to a middle-gnme fi7, hut recovered nicely for 217. I For the men, William Brown, la P.

R. Mallory shooter at. the Fun Eowl, notched a 717 series ion 221, 23d and 257 and at the West Side Rill Sehnnn hit 706 on 231. 259 and 213 for Falls City 3etr. Ameriran League history.

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I Shttr 10-1, A. I 1 son started because of weak hitting, batted for Pitcher Dvvain Slnat and cracked Lee C.ritliths pitch high over the left field vvah to score Frank House and Alex Dalagara ahead of him. Lund was the lirst batter to face r.rit-f i li, who relieved Marion Fricano after Delagara doubled. The homer was the fourth of the game for Toledo, whose runs 7. 0 i i 4 i i Prriillttt Anti'tilnrf 4 Mi i hto rf Ozark.

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