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The Washington times., 1925-05-06

He mas na0 plenty or experience
with winners, too. Omar KhayyaEn,
the great sire Of Quatrain, was
owned by Mr.. johnson and G. K. G..
the Kentucky Derby in 1917. II
Quatrain should win the great
classic q week from next Saturday
he would add a; new page to turf
history.
He would be the first winner Of
Kentucky derby whose sire before
him was a winner Of that event.
'T never suspected how great .
colt I had in Qustrain until last
winter" Mr.. johnson told me.
"He ran only one race Is . two
year-Old. He won that, and
| it was what he did at New OrleaMs
rs q tIlree-year-OId that opened my
eyes to his capability.
"He has started six times az a
three-year-old and won five Of his
races. The only time he has ever
been beaten he finished third.
''But 1t Is one Of those races in
particular that, 1t seems to me,
really shows that he has great
chance to win the derby. That was
the New Orleans handicap run on
February z. In that race he came
from behind and beat that ex.
cellent pair, Lecpardess and The
Vintner.
"The public ought to be allowed
to know all there il to know about
derby favofite, provided the
means Of furnishing that knowledge
won't hurt the training OF the
horse. That / believe. and that IL
why favor afternoon work for q
horse In training. Let the public
see what he can do.
''Next Saturday, II the Churchill
Downs racing officials win grant
Gs 9Satrnin i'Ss'Gh, 70 tie fuIl Der Derby dis dis.
tance Of q mile and quarter
between races. That win give
the public an opportunity to
see him work and TO draw their
own conclusions concerning what
he can do and his fitness for
the big race"
Certainly Quatrain looks the best
OF the western contingent that seem
likely to so to the post.
It Is with the horses that are
expected to come out OF the east
that the big question Is now; and
1t is likely to become bigger
question daily until it is decided
positively by authoritative an.
nouncement just what fasteners
.. will come here to try for the
$50 900 derby prize.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
Out of The WAY

Totals .S6 927 III Totals .s3l127 8
SBatted for Gregg in the third.
4Batted for Peckinpaugh in fourth.
3Batted for Ruel in the fourth.
sBatted for Kelley in the fifth.
TBatted for Ogden in the seventh.
xBatted for Marberry in the ninth.
Washington ...... o % 90 o.
Boston ......... 6 o 8 o o o o %
F.. Runs-Flagstead (2), wamby, vache.
Prothro, Connally, Heving. Kalio, Leis
bold, S. Harris (2), Rice Error~Lei-
bold Two-base hits--Connaliy, Boone
(2), Flagstead. S. Harris (3), Prothro,
Tate. Three-base hits-Goslin. Rice.
Sacrifice Wamby. Double plays -
BIuege to 8. Harris; Rusl to s. Har-
ris Left on bases-Boston, 4; WASH
inkton, 8. First base on balls-Off
Kallio, q off Ferguson. l; off Gregg.
Q: Off MogrIdge. .; off Kelley. / Off
Marberry, /. Struck out-By Kallio,
2; by Ferguson. o: by Mogridge. /: by
Gregg, i; BY Ogden !; by Marberry.
none out in eighth; Oft Mogridge.
in 1-3 innings; off Ferguson, in
innings off Gregg. In 2-3 innings;
off Kelley, 1 in innings: off Ogden.
in 2 innings Wild pitches-Kelley.
Mogridge. winning pitcher-Kallio.
losing pitcher-Mogridge. Umpres-
McGowan, Dinneen and OrmEby. Time
of game hours and ~ minutes.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
CENTRAL HIGH &C" CLUB
MEET GOING STRONGLY

Many entries have already been
received for the "C'' clubs annual
track and field meet in the Central
High School stadium. Norman w.
Oyster, a former captain OF track
at Central, is at the helm Of the
meet, and he has planned numerous
in the event.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
WESTERN AND TECH PLAY
IN SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE

Western and Technical will take
the field today in the first game.
of the final half Of the series. The
Red and White team has been
taking a few bumps, but they are
all set to hand out one to Technical.
Tech, on the other hand. win try
to do some humping, for Westerns
tennis team administered a beating
the Tech netmen, to 2.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

All went as well as could be ex-
pected, however, until well on into
the season. Then things began to
happen. and the Reds were speedily
deprived Of any pennant hopes they
may have entertained. Jake Dau-
bert, star first baseman, was taken
Ill and died shortly thereafter. Ed
Roush, the leagues leading out.
fielder, pulled up lame. Club house
lawyers began airing their views
before, during and after ball games.
Hendricks established the identity
OF the Reds boss for the time be-
ing at least by removing the dis.
turbers during the recent OFF sea-
son.
The club went South to Or.
lanlO, played good ball and started
the season with exceileng pros
pectS Of finishing In the first d1.
vikiOn. Then the Hendricks jinx
again reared its proud old head
above this vista Of optimism and
great bounty.
Carl Mays, winner OF twenty
games in 1924, developed bad arm
and has been about as useful as a
sparerib. Roush again developed
charley horses In both legs and re-
tired from the lineup, taking with
him about 20 per cent Of the team 9
punch. Hughey Critz was forced
out by injuries, giving way to
Charley Dresser, whose bad arm
was not expected to respond to
treatment and probably has not:
Hargraves and Bressler remained
in the game for the most part, but
their efficiency decreased not a lit
tie because Of the fact that they
suffered from injured hands.
In spite of these depressing de-
tails the Reds stepped out and won
nine OF their first fourteen games
furnishing the Giants their only op-
position during the early weeks of
the race.
proving what? That Hendricks
isn't the worst manager in the
world. either.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
ALOYSIUS CLUB FINAL
FIVE-MILE RUN SUNDAY

The final five-mile run of the
Aloysius club in the Georgetown
field will be held Sunday morning.
The runs have been held for the
purpose Of training men for that
event in the South Atlantic cham
pionships that will be held in the
Central stadium early in June.
Melvin Leach, marine corps run
ner. is leading in the scoring for
the trophy to the point winner.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
Dividing EN- Evenly

Seldom is a ball game in which
one or more plyers do stand out
as leading hitters, but the Chicago
Cubs and Cincinnati Reds played a
game last year in which each team
made nine hits with each player
getting one.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
CATHOLIC U. VERSUS
MARYLAND NINE TO-DAY

There will be much fun in the
Brookland stadium today when the
Maryland University and Catholic
University mines battle.
The game will start at o'clock,
with two southpaws, Pete Schrider
and Frank Devin, Catholic Univer.
sity hurler, on the mound.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
Wingo New Record

Catcher Wingo, Of the Cincinnati.
at the start Of this season had
caught 1170 games in the National
League and needed only twenty.six
games more to create a new Ma
tional League record.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
HENDRICKS UNLUCKIES1
MAJOR MANAGER
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.


NEW YORK May 6-ack Hendricks probably makes brash
claims to bea the greatest in the world but ne
viii admit without being the unluckes He has IN TACT
about killed competition along this line during the last tc
Jack the Cincinnati Reds the death Of Pat moran
club to manage at any time new
might well find himself
which obgngy forgot TO re-
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
PUBLIC SHOULD
KNOW ALL OFFAVORTTE
BY THOMAS TEMPLE HOYNE.

Special
LOUISVILLE Ky May GA derby favorte belongs to
the public.
Frederick Johnson great colt
popular choice for Kentucky
just had intimate interesting chat with Mr.
johnson and feel broadcast his of view towards
racing is that wins the instant sympathy Of the public and
explains think of the popularity Of his derby candidate
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

avoirdupois, saying which, It
should be mentioned he earns
1O6 pounds outside his plaster
cast.
With his saddle, bride, cloth
and quirt, he easily balances
the books at around 112, which
is plenty of sugar, whether in
English pounds or American dol
lars. -
He catches $4,000 every cal
endar from one millionaire
pauper for first call on his
his calisthenics. That just pays
for the privilege Of speaking.
Then another sapp who has
less brains than money has
Sande on his pay roll for ST.
500 to use him as a second
guess. Total $42,500 before he
even gets on a horse.
That's just a nest-egg, but
as all Of the pimples in that
feather bed are golden, they
naturally hatch a lot Of mug
gets that sparkle twenty-four
hours a day.
Sande is the answer to why
so many people bet on the
jockeys instead Of the hoss.
If he were on an iron deer he
would carry plenty of jack at
that.
McTaggart, Lang and the
others are good, but Sande is
better and best. He can get
things out of horse that the
Cudal1y packing people never
knew was in it.
Armour and Company have
offered Earl a big fat contract,
when he's tired of the turf.
So it is easy to see that
Earl is no goose, no matter
what color his omelets. He has
two angels on his list whose
money he is scrambling regu.
larly.
On top of his orthodox gravy,
he has a lot of other gratuities
thrust upon him whenever he
rides a winner.
AS this averages almost once
for every time he gets in a
saddle, it's easy to understand
why he always carries a suit
case to the track with him.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
II Seldom Happens

The Cincinnati Reds had three
sacrifices in one inning OF a game
played last season which stands a.
a unique mark.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

You do not hit the ball with
your shoulders. Keep them
stationary until the clubhcad
starts down. The length Of the
back stroke is governed by a
tug at the socket Of the left
arm, which il the signal for
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
Golf Pro Tourney

The Professional Golfers Associa.
ton tournament will be held next
year In Chicago.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
SAYS "sKm.EET"
Finn, Esq
Armour and Oudahy Are
Waiting for Earl Sande
When He Quits the Turf
By KIRK MILLER.

vYOU'VE heard about people
who were worth their
weight in gold" but you
never actually saw one until
you gazed upon Earle Sande,
weight, easily 100000 q year
sterling. 60
The Washington times., 1925-05-06


That is awful
tonnage for q
little bundle Of
baggage tha t
never reaches its
destin at TO n.
There's q boy
who is always
goin so m e.
where.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

He catches $25, 900 every cal
endar from one millionaire
pauper for first call on his
his calisthenics. That just pays
for the privilege of speaking.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

His mn al
salary should,
t herefore E, be
nnnn nnn&ad IN
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

With his saddle, bride, cloth
and quirt, he easily balances
the books at around 112, which
is plenty Of sugar, whether in
English pounds or American dol
lars.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06
B BASE8SEz s4zND,ucS

TOday's Games
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Yesterdays Results
Boston, 8; washington. I.
New York, 8: Philadelphia, 4.
Chicago. Z; Cleveland. :.
Detroit, IA; st. Louis, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
N, York. y " l. Sss sss brooklyn. " / Fsa tss
([inci.... ii 6 .6+7IPittsburgh s 400
Chicago. 8 Z .663lSt. Louis. 10 .376
Phila -. 8 8 .500lBoston -. 10 1878
TOdAy's Games
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh
Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia, 13: New York. 8.
Brooklyn, 6; Boston, l.
Chicago (cold.)
st. Louis-Pittsburgh (rain).
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

avoirdupois, saying which, it
should be mentioned he earns
1O6 pounds outside his plaster
cast.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

Then another sapp who has
less brains than money has
Sande on his pay roll for ST.
500 to use him as q second
guess. Total $42,50O before he
even gets on a horse.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

That's just a nest-egg, but
as all Of the pimples in that
feather bed are golden, they
naturally hatch a lot Of mug
gets that sparkle twenty-four
hours q daY.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

AS this averages almost once
for every time he gets in a
saddle, it's easy to understand
why he always carries a suit
case to the track with him.
The Washington times., 1925-05-06

Little Ike Davis, who once had
, trial with the Griffmen when
fresh from the Virginia League,
has apparently plugged that hitl1-
ert0 yawning gap at sll0rtstOp
Cor the White SOx. With the esti.
mlable Collins beside him, Davis
b fielding like q demon.
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