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ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. ASHEVILLE N. Tlnuatlay. March 26. 1953 19 Douglas Shoots 67 To Lead College Golfers Get Warning On Scholarships And Expenses Pros In Palmetto Golf Meet HUGH FITTLinmiw ra NEW YORK.

March 25. (AP) Memo to North Texa. Edge Moves AIKEN, S. C. March 25.

(AP)-Lean Dave Dougkw clipped three strokes off par on the back nine of the par 71 Palmetto Golf Qub course today to chalk up a 34-33 67 and lead the individual pro contingent of the dub's we Dpya and other college molten: If Can a I SJ i i tournament with your expense To Drop Suit toely collegiate affair. annual pro amateur tourna wuaucil at KUUIVBUIP Against Rupp Junior High Tourney Has Four Games Quarterfinals Slated Tonight At Hall Fletcher A lay-up shot by Don Justice in or grant-in-aid just because you're a good golfer, don't take It Otherwise yon may be declared "not an amateur." National Cage Tourney Mountaineers Name Selvy All-Opponent But 'Cut Coach Wants To Disbar Kentucky Attorney That happened this week to six North Texas players and to former National Amateur champion Billy Maxwell, who won the title while he was attending that college. LEXINGTON, March 25 MORGANTOWN, W. March The resulting hulabaloo prompt the last six seconds clinched a 41- (UP) Attorney J. A.

Edge filed 25 (UP Frank Selvy of Furman ed an investigation of the United and Gene Shue of Maryland won a motion in federal court here to Opens Today HIGH POINT, N. C.r March 25 Ufl Teams arrived here today for the opening tomorrow of the 25th annual National YMCA basketball tournament. The first team to arrive was from Salem, Ore. Others from New States Golf Association's standards of amateurism and those two day for dismissal of a 1573557.79 ML ur rum damage suit against University of Kentucky basketball coach Adolph points expenses and scholarships were the ones where college and 38 victory for Flat Rock over Oakley in the first round of the Western North Carolina Junior High Basketball Tournament last night at the Hall Fletcher gymnasium. Flat Rock bad trailed until the last minute and a half when it scored on a field goal to tie it up 1 1 ment.

Winners in the pro-am division, the feature of this colorful one-day golfing festival, were pro Johnny Palmer and amateur W. K. Laugh lin. Palmer's 68 and Laughlin's 11-stroke handicap were the big factors in fashioning a best-ball of 61. This was a day of freakish golf, windy and cold.

The winner's had the best scores, but some others provoked the most lifting of eyebrows. The veteran Gene Sarasen, for example, surprised fans by shooting a hot 32 on the front nine. He finished with a 68, tying Palmer for second place in the individual pro competition. And P. J.

Boatwright Aiken amateur star, helped out pro Ed (Porky Oliver to such an extent that Oliver's individual 73 was good enough for a best ball of 62. who has a two-stroke handicap, helped Proky out on eight holes. The day's biggest gallery tagged along bheind Ben Hogan. Hog an beginning his serious tuning up for Rupp and gamblers Frank Costello school boys appear most likely to uanimous selection today to the 1953 all-opponent basketball team selected by the University of West Virginia squad. Mel Thompson, North Carolina State center, won votes of every Mountaineer player, but tnree placed Thompson on the second and Ed Curd.

yo, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Tennessee followed. Edge moved to drop the suit at the order of Mrs. Lucille Chumbley HARRY (THE CAT; BRECHEEN, and veteran pitcher Virgil (No Hit) Trucks, tell Manager Marty Marion (right) that they can be counted on foj heavy duty in the coming American League race. Marion believes his Brownies can make the first They'll play three days for the Bradberry, of Athens, who oe anected. It's okay, for example, to play at college expense in any college-sponsored competition.

And its equally okay if golf is given some consideration in awarding a scholarship based on well-rounded ability. But studies, leadership and was listed as the plaintiff although national crown now held by the High Point host team which will be she has denied any knowledge of and made a charity toss to go ahead. Oakley had several chances to go ahead but missed its shots. That set the stage for Justice's clincher. In other games, Weaverrille downed Etowah, 54-39, Biltmore swamped Woodfin, 56-21, and Candler edged Emma, 40-34.

the action. aeienaing its championship. team. The entire first team is made up of Southern Conference players. Neild Gordon of Furman, Selvy's teammate, also got a first team berth and the fifth was filled by Ed Harrison of Richmond who nosed Tomorrow's first game at 2:30 Exhibitions IP.

m. will match the second-seeded Judge H. Church Ford set April 15 for a hearing on the motion to dismiss the suit, and on the same day will hear a motion filed by Pairing for tonight's quarter-finals out Perm Senate's great star, Jesse Butler, five against Kannapo-Us. At 4 p. third-seeded Christian Street of Philadelphia will Arnelle, by one point.

Arnelle led the second team ballot with 15 Rupp attorney to strike the bas' sucn things must be more important. The scholarship must be approved by the institution's regular agency for awarding them. In fact, if you received an athletic scholarship for football or basketball anything but golf and happened to be a good golfer, too. ketball coach's name from the ac points. meet south Buffalo, N.

Y. Hoboken, N. fourth-ranked, takes on Salem at 7:30 p. and Bums Get Third Straight Shutout: Nip Braves, 1-0 tion. will be as follows: 0:00 Sand Hill vs.

Candler. 7:00 Hendersonville vs. Flat Rock. 8:00 Leicester vs. WeavervUle.

9:00 Hall Fletcher vs. Biltmore. Center Bill Hensley led Weaver The suit, filed by Edge last the Augusta Masters next month. Other members of the second team were Dick Buzzy Wilkinson of the University of Virginia, Warren High Point and Central YMCA of March 20, sought to recover triple the USGA probably wouldn't be vUle to Its first-game victory with Mills of the University of Rich cnattanooga will tangle at p. m.

Four games are scheduled Friday and three Saturday. damages for money which Mrs. Bradberry's brother, George Chum snot an even par 71. Others in the featured foursome were National Open champion Julius Boros. and amateurs Thomas Laughlin and concerned.

14 points. Guard Barber was next mond, Bill Chambers of William The basic principle TJSGA Ex bley, allegedly lost to Curd. It ac highest for the victors with 12. and Mary and Joe Holup of George ecutive Assistant John English ex VERO BEACH. Fla.

March 25. (AP) The Brooklyn Dodgers registered their third straight shutout today -as Bob Milliken and Joe Black limited the Milwaukee Braves to six hits for a 1-0 victory. Each gave up three hits with the rookie Eugene C. Grace. cused Rupp of entering into a con spiracy with Curd, a former Lex plained, is that the ordinary ama Grace, president of the Palmetto ington gambler, and Costello, re asningwjn.

Aggies Are Wake Forest BasebaUers, righthander pitching six innings Club and chairman of the board of Bethlheem Steel stole the show with his shots phenomenal Lloyd Williams' 12 markers topped Etowah. Weaverville led at the half 30-23 and was never behind. Ervin Ingle was red hot for the Biltmore quint He scored 24 points to lead his team to an easy victory. puted rackets boss. Townsend, Rupp's attor and Black three.

teur, who works for a living and takes his two weeks vacation to play in the championship should get a fair whack at the title, He shouldn't be required to play against golfers who are "subsi The lone run was scored by Billy ney, said he would insist that the Cox at the expense of Jim Wilson for a man 76 years old. He danced a jig after holing out a chip shot on the 11th. suit be dismissed, not on Edge's Open VpToday motion, but upon "our motion that Dropped From NCAA List in the third inning when Wilson's throw hit Duke Snider in the back dised" to play in tournaments. And Parris Island Nine Defeats Indians, 10-3 it Is a sham and false the USGA, with about the strictest Roy Taylor, in addition to scoring 19 points, played a hangup floor game for Biltmore. Gene Candler led Woodfin's offensive with seven as the latter tried to beat out Rupp said Tuesday night that WAKE FOREST.

N. C. March code of any amateur sport, con Townsend would seek federal court bunt. Cox the inning with a single, took second and third on 25 (al Coach Taylor Sanford's Wake Forest College baseball team aiders expense payments and scholarships as a form of subsidi disciplinary action against Edge, points. CHICAGO, March 25.

(UP) A sacrifices. and would bring disbarment pro After engaging in a see-saw bat- Nortti Central Association Committee recommended today that Okla Individual pro leaders: Dave Douglas 34-33-07 (1450) Johnny Palmer 34-34-88 ($810) Gene Saraien 32-36-88 (8810 Skee Kegel 34-35-69 (81201 Orville White 33-36-89 (8120) Clarence Doser 34-36-70 ($82.30) Horton Smith 37-33 70 ($82.50) Sam Snead 35-36-71 (832.14) Lew Worsham 35-36- 71 ($32.18) Al Besselink 37-34-71 ($32.14) Jerry Barber 35-36-71 ($32.14) Ben Hogan 34-37-71 (832.14) Earl. Stewart Jr. 37-34-71 (838.14) Pro-am leaden (amateurs haniKrana s. opens its season here tomorrow by meeting The Citadel in the first of sation.

It is willing to make an exception PARRIS ISLAND. S. C. March ceedings against him. Milwaukee (N) ooo too ooo-o Brooklyn IN) 001 000 00X 1 8 0 tie with Emma for three quarters, Candler broke the game open in 25 Parris Island Marine left homa a 1( be dropped from the a two-game series.

for members of college golf teams wuson, uonovaa urone ana St. Claire: Milltken, Black () and Campen- the final period to take a well-de The teams will play again here hander Dan Saccavo allowed only three hits in pitching the Leather organization's accredited list and Bradley University be placed on Schles Will Not Swim served victory. Candler had led, 24- WP-MUBkeni LP-Wilson. 20. at the half and 28-27 after three pronation.

necks to a 10-3 baseball victory over For U. S. Championship Friday. Sanford's pitching choice for tomorrow's opener win be either righthander Bobby Brown or southpaw Archie Lynch, lettermen quarters. Both schools were criticized for Mewoerry college here this after Phillies 7, Tigers 0 parentheses) Center Montgomery and Forward noon.

educational inadequacies in the re AUCKLAND, New Zeland, March oi-jonnny rainier and W. K. LaufhHa 82 Ed Oliver and P. J. aaatwrtvht Jr LAKELAND, March 25 (ffl Marine Leftfielder Bob Schnelk- holdovers from the 1052 team.

Jack Liptak. all-state third Back Jackson led the Candler offensive with 15 and 13 points, respectively, while Joe Fore's 12 was high for port by the NCA's commission on colleges and universities. Oklahoma A it also came under 25 IB! Clark Scholes, American Olympic swimmer, said today he er connected for two home runs The Detroit Tigers suffered their first defeat this spring by a Na and a single to lead the hitting. (2). 63 Orville Whit and Winston Frost (13)t Bob Toeki and G.

H. Boot wick (8); Dave Douglas and W. R. Winans (8). has cabled the Amateur Athletic playing in recognized college events.

The only other exceptions to the no expenses rule are for members of international teams and, to a limited extent, qualifiers for the Public Links championship. After studying the NCAA and conference rules on scholarships, the USGA decided most of them were too loosely worded. So it came up with its own version, based on the belief that an amateur golfer should not receive any considerable benefit from his "skill or reputation as a golfer." Emma. fire for allegedly over-emphasizing Farm Island's Bob Schults also er for the Deacons last year, will handle the catcher's post. Two other veterans who will be in the tional League team today as the Philadelphia Phillies shut them out In the finale.

Flat Rock trailed Union of the United States that he will not compete in the U. S. hit a homer. H-Ai Zimmerman and Augustus Fame (11): Gene Sarasen and Mallnn 19,. athletes and subsidizing players.

The reports said the school was weak in "faculty competence" and in "finan 7-0 in an exhibition Oakley by one two points iar three quarters until Justice broke the ice Parris Island tagged Ed Blanko. Championships, starting April 2. Clarence Doser and Ward Foshay (7); Al BsseUnk and Frank Goodyear (8)1 Baa starting lineup include shortstop Dickie Harriss and first baseman the loser, for four hits and six runs Jim Konstanty. who pitched the Scholes said that he has done cial support for the education pro distance for the Phillies, allowed over the first four innings and got in the waning seconds. Justice led all scorers with 18 points.

Oakley's forward, Benfield, was high for his no training and is not fit enough for championship competition and seven hits. ai mil, wno relieved, lor seven Hugh "Buddy" Smith. Solunar Tables hits and four runs. Granville Hamner and Stanley that, in any case, he could not do team with 13. The teams will play again tomor himself justice if he arrived Just The tournament, being sponsored There are a few loopholes, of gram.

The resolutions must be approved by the full meeting of the association here Friday to become effective. However, NCA sources indicated the full meeting probably would vote in favor of the proposals. row afternoon. Lopata homered off the Tiger starting pitcher, Ned Carver. Del Ennis got a homer off Art Houtteman, by Hall Fletcher Junior High, will in time for the meet at New Haven, The schedule of Solunar Periods, as printed below, has been taken after traveling from New Newberry 300 000 000-3 ParrU Island 031 331 00z-10 11 continue through Saturday at wmcn course, in the rules, but they're two-way holes.

If the stern Amateur Status and Conduct Committee figures a guy is trying to from John Alden Knight's SOLTJ Zealand. time trophies will be awarded the Blanko. Hill (4) and Rogers; Caccavo LAST TIMES TODAY Doors Open 16:48 A deaen deed-ehet men and a kandtt area together they sat the whale Waal est the eaat! NAR TABLES. Plan your days so winners and runners-up. who pitched the last three innings.

Houtteman, who has been bothered by a sore arm, made his first appearance on the mound for the Tigers this season. the rules it can always find rntsT game) The Llneun: Thornton Cards that you will be fishing In good territory or hunting in good cover a way to decide against him. Weaverville (M) () Etewah during these times, if you wish to MMSQ Open 10:45. Feat. Furi it) (I) Allison Davis (10) (18) Williams The same thing applies to applications for reinstatement, which the best sport that each day 67 As Tar Heel The Phillies snapped the Tigers Hensley (141 (4) Robinson eignt game winning streak over Barber (13) (6) Drake a nas to offer.

The Major Periods are shown in have not yet been received from the North Texas players. Each National League clubs. The Tigers Russell (I) Newman Subs W'Yllle: McHone 4. Duncan, Oreg- Held Over Golfers Win boldface type. These begin at the times shown and last for an hour now have a pre-season record of ory.

Riddle, Llnsey. Etowah: Stover t. jnnG I I ausssu I s- fAontana 1 10 telle I ee-sjaseare I Allen. nine wins and four losses. and a half or two hours thereafter.

PhiladelDlda 30 300 020-7 a To afford everyone an opportunity to see thiV Half time score Weaverville 30-23. -Referees; tunson and Oaddy. SECOND OAMeV Detroit iai 000 too 000 0 7 3 The Minor Periods, shown in regular type, are of somewhat shorter case is considered individually. A banned player normally is required to wait two years after his last violation before reinstatement is effective, but that period can be varied. And he can be reinstated only once.

CHAPEL HILL, N. March 25 (ATI Stubby Thornton, a OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION---' aonsiamy ana upatas earver. HouttC' man (7) and Bucha. duration. The Lineup: Blltawre (21) Weedfia uarver.

HRa-Pha: Hamber. Lopata, Ennis. Use Eastern Standard time. March AM. P.M sophomore from Manchester, shot a phenomenal 67 to pace the University of North Carolina golf team to a 26-1 victory over The Citadel here today as the Date Day Min.MaJ.

Mln.Mal 9 Fisher tot (4) Butledge Taylor 19) Pt) Candler Ingle (84) Llttrell Smith (S) Bartlett a Hensley (3) (4) Ourley Senators 4. Bosox 0 Thursday 3:05 3:35 SARASOTA. March 25 (A Friday 3:80 4:20 10:25 Tar Heels teed-off on the 1953 season. Saturday 4:35 10:45 5:00 11:05 Sunday 5:15 11:30 5:45 11:50 Ken Wood's long three-run homer was merely so much frosting on the cake today as the Washington Subs BUtmort: Fox 8. Bell 1.

owensoy, Melton 8. Jones. Halt tuna score: Biltmore 88-11. Referees: IibiU and Htnson. (THIKD OAMK) The touring Bulldogs suffered Signs Pro Contract NEW YORK, March 25 UR Walter Hunter of North Carolina A ft and Roosevelt Brown of Morgan State, a pair of huge tackles who made numerous Ail-Star teams restricted to players from Negro colleges, siened 1953 contracts with LAKE ELEVATIONS IN FEET (Date, Rt II.

B. Weather Bareae) Nats Dianxed the Boston Red Sox The Lineup: their first defeat of the campaign, after knocking off Wake Forest and N. C. State this week. Candler (40) 4-0 in lo innings.

4 tmucoum Predicted Ton of Observed lASt (34) Emma (13) J. Fore (5) Rogers IBTJRT LAJfCAfiTPp 4 'f 1 That girl i- CTN, in tltwr mt wA Bob Porterfield and Julio Mo Lake oates a a.m. yen. anamgnt 1044.0 1043.1 1075.0 1003. the New York Giants of the Na- Cherokee Smathers (5) Jackson U3) Montgomery (16) Luther (8) CI D.

Morgan (3) Subs Candler: Moses. reno combined to blank the Sox and stretch Boston's scorelesr (1) ward (8) MoFalls () Ingle M. Morgan 3, Nantahala tional Football League today. streak through 22 innings. 061 1 2861 1 1646 7 1806.6 1011.8 1751.8 1476.8 1020.5 SC0.3 3M0.0 1640.3 1006.4 1911.4 1753.1 1476.0 1910.7 Couran, Brown, B.

wasnington (A) 00 000 000 4-4 8 i 26S0.0 1710.0 1117.0 IS2S.0 1780.0 lS2li.O 1975.0 Rutherford. Emma: Fore. The summary: Black (UNO defeated Plcard. 34 Williamson (UNO defeated Lowry. 3V4.W Black and Williamson defeated Plcard and Lowry.

Thornton (UNO defeated HcCrary. 3-0 Ferree (UNO defeated Marriott, 3-0 Thornton and Ferree defeated McCrary and Marriott, 34 Ford (UNO defeated Layton. 3-0 Frazler (UNO defeated IDevine, 3-0 Ford and Frazler defeated Layton and Devine, 3-0. Oil Fontana Santeetlah Chatuge Nottelv Hlwassee Wataura Boston (At 000 000 000 0 0 0 9e-30c TODAY-FRL-SAT. Halt time score: Candler 84-80.

Referees: Isblll and Hlnson. roneniera. Moreno ana Grasso Grissom. Flowers (6) and White; nr-moreno: U'-Flowers. UR-Waah: Wood.

ON THE SPOT IN THE TOUGHEST SPOT ON EARTH roller skate tonighlJ Cards 7, Yankees 1 Former Deacon Star Signs Fifth Pact With 'Skins ST. PETERSBURG, March 25 UP Clemson Netters Whip Furman, 9-0, In Opener (FOTJRTH GAME) The Lineup: rut Reek (41) (88) Oakley Cox (9) (13) Benfield Justice (18) Branch Case (5) (10) Harrell Hoxlt (7) Hudson Drake (3) (10) Keever Subs Flat Rock: MeCarson. Norwood 1. Oakley: Mclntyre 8. Mitchell.

Smith, Williams. Waehof. Halt time score: Oakley 84-83. Referees: Oaddy and Hlnson. Ewell Blackwell, former Cinclc nati speedbaUer who is trying for CLEMSON.

S. C. March 25 UPI comeoacE witn the New York WASHINGTON. March 25 UB Yankees, was clouted hard in the Dowda, former Wake For Clemson's varsity tennis team whitewashed inexperienced Fur-man 9-0 here today in the season opener for both schools. late innings today and the St.

Louis Cardinals won 7-1. Xnjoy a fun- trouble! I mmvM mm est star, today signed to play nls fifth season of pro football with Rip Repulski. rookie outfielder. niiea evening where there The best match of the afternoon blasted a triple off Blackwell with the Washington Redskins. At the same time it was an the bases full in the eighth.

was the No. 1 singles, with Furman ace Jim Ransbotham extending music, tkatee and laughter. Afreatreeraa, (tea for an. nounced that Dowda. who played Red Schoendienst tripled to right defensive halfback, will be used on Kure Pier Extended 145 Feet This Year for his fourth hit in the ninth and Stan Musis! drove an inside-the- extra set before finally bowing, 4-6, 6-1, 6-0.

It was the only set won by Furman. WaiUs' offense next fall. That's because of the return of Hall Haynes from thn armed services. Haynes is a park homer to deep left center. A bus freai aewhtrs a areasae with nawhere te tryinr ta target their SKATELAtlD Vinegar Bend MlseU.

Cards' sonh Come Back, Little Sheba paaia us ezeue, exauag aueae. defensive standout, which will giv Louis Cardinals squad in 10 innings. Dowda a chance to return to lefty, went first six frames and was the winning pitcher. He allowed four of the seven New York hits and gave up the run in the Paramount News Sports Reel TOM JERRY Cartoon Vern Benson singled home Tom Dowda is feet 2 and weigns im. KURE BEACH Kure Pier, one of the best known commercial fishing piers in the South, has been ex-tended 140 feet for the 195S sea Burgess with the run that gave the Cards their triumph.

ROBERT MITCHUM JANE mm WILLIAM BEHDIX tmt fifth after Sain opened the inning II The winning team in the cham Trifi a trot eiw son. wun a aouue. St Louis (N) 800 000 032-7 11 New York (A) 000 010 000-1 8 pionship playoff of the National Basketball Association will receive $7,600. Bill Robertson, owner of the pier. MUell, Braile (7) and D.

Rice: Sain. states the construction work has now bean completed and the over OPEN 10:45 i ana Barren. WP-MlteU: LP-Sain. HR St. Musial.

Orioles 8, Athletics 3 A'VILLE THEATRE OUTDOOR all deck space of the pier is nine hundred feet plus. In addition to general annual repairs, additional lighting has been added, guard rails Four of the Cardinal runs came in the first inning when they hopped on veteran left-hander Ken Baffensberger for four hits, including consecutive homers bp Burgess and Benson. St. Lotus N) ..400 000 000 1-5 8 3 Cincinnati (N) 000 220 000 4 1 Berndsen, Bokelmana (H) and Randi Raffenaberger, Judaon (6) and Landrith. Bailey (6).

WP-Bokelman: LP-Judson. HRs-St. L. Burgess, Benson. a White Sox 6, Giants 3 PHOENIX, March 25 UP) Saul Rogovin and Harry Dorian limited the Gainta to four hits to.

HOLLYWOOD, March 25 UN Starts At Daafc LAST TIMES TONTTE "MA PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR" Marjerie Mala Percy Kilbride PLCS 'CAPTAIN CHINA Jeha Payne Gall Bassen Starts FrL "TULSA" womas 60Kz.aottt tmm Pick Traay Chaetae Ha. 8 Eddie Fay Corned? The Philadelphia Athletics to TONIGHT FRIDAY have been added throughout the entire length and new cleaning bins day took It on the chin 8-3 at the hands of the Baltimore Orioles. Tern A Jerry a) Caspar Cartaena have been built. The estimated cost of construction waa approximately The A'a managed to run up nine safe blows but they Just didn't aaaiaraa aejia jwsasaraaav come at the right time. Fifty-six known varieties of fish have been landed from Kure Pier The losers used Tom Tyson, Leo Matarrano and Mike Kume, but the trio managed to fool none of day as the Chicago White Sox de since It was built in 1923 by I O.

Kure, including blue-fin tuna and sailfish. The sail, a small baby fish. the International League Batters. Tyson waa charged with the loss. was caught last season by a 13- TONITE THRU SATURDAY Open 6:15 Tonight DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM year-old boy.

Philadelphia (A) 000 000 3013 8 3 Baltimore (ILi 103 410 00x10 4 Tyson, Matsxana (H) and Thomas; Ag. ENDS TONIGHT The biggest run of spots the coast LEO GORCEY and Tht i I mv, rfmi its, amaiiew ana sjonneis. feated the New Yorkers, 6-3. was the final meeting of the spring between the two clubs with the Giants winning the series, three games to two. Home runs by Rogovin and Red Wilson off Dave Koslo gave Chicago three runs in the second.

Then in the eighth, with the score tied 3-3, the 6ox ripped into Frank Hiller for three more tallies. has ever known occurred last season when anglers landed them on the pier for 37 days. No estimate WP-Agsse; LP -Tyson. Browns 4, Cubs 1 Yvonne DeCarlo Rock Hudson could be given for the entire catch TUCSON, March 25 UR but the first day was estimated between 20 and 25 tons and there was CARTOON The St. Louis Browns made the no let-up for the following 26 days.

most of seven hits off Bob Rush uncage 030 000 030-6 13 1 New York (N) 201 000 800-3 4 1 H- Wilton; The official opening date of Kurt and rookie Jim Willis for a 4-1 Pier for the 1863 reason win be ALSO victory over the Chicago Cubs to Coter by TECHNICOLOR SCARLET April 4. WEST A'VILLE AUTO HE A day. YVONNE DE CARLO -JOHN IRELAND frx JAMES CRAIG FORREST TUCKER fiN BEITCER-RICHARD ARLEN Johnny Groth's two-run triple in Curly Lambeau. head coach of WP-Dorish: LP-Bitter. HRS-Chl-R.

j. Wilson. Rogovia. a Padres 6, Indians 2 fiAN DIEGO, CaL. March 35 un a tnree-run second inning clinched the Washington Redskins in the TONIGHT ONLY PLUS tne contest for the Browns.

CIAOPIOSI npij, spends the off-season at his CUcafO (N) 001 008 000-1 I chicken ranch in Thousand Oaks, George Strickland hit the first pitch St. Louis (A) 030 000 Olx-4 7 3 Rush, Willis (8) and Sawataki; Lanen, Calif. 01 toe game ior a nomer and that ana moss. WP-Larmen, LP-Raah. WHIP WILSON TERRITCnY I CEG only, earned run the Cleveland Indians scored today in a 6-3 loss to the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League.

Cleveland (A) .....108 800 8011 a a Cards 'B Reds 'B 4 I lV TeuaVTi A Tampa. Fla- March 35 IB The tyaaa- MARO THEATRE MARS HILL, N. TODAY "APRIL IN PARIS" BORIS BAT and BAT BOLSBB I Cincinnati Reds' squad was spilt ROBCRTt I a Diego (PCI,) 0U 180 8ta Grokek. WUka (8) and Tlptanj Salvaaoa. Stertiaa COLOR CARTOON ADDED: Sahraaan: LP Cmma.

CARTOON: "WACKY WIGWAMS" COMEDY! "HALF DRESSED FOB DINNER up again today with part of. the boys resting and the team taking a 6-4 beating from the St. CARTOON HOUOtKMf KRS-CW-SMeklanali snn Franklin..