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Eleven Derby
Starters Set
Three-Yeur-Olds
Ready for Classic

DOUISVIILE-A field of II
three-year-old horses today was
formally named at Churchill Downs
to run tomorrow for the fame, the
flowers and the fortune that 60 to
the winner of the 67th Kentucky
Derby,
While the sun slowly began
fiitering through n veil of
clouds which overhung the
historic course In the morning,
Calumet farms Whirlaway
was the first horse entered for
the mile and a quarter classic
and WoOdvale farms Our
Boots was the last.
The field included Porter's Cap
Dispose, valdina Paul, Blue Pair
Swain, Little Beans, Staretor
Robert Morris and Market Wise
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BOWLING
TELEPHONE LADIES
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Commercial won the championship
OF the Telephone Ladies league ~
defeating Plant 1889 10 1880 In the
playoff series on the Broadway alleys.
Mary Fuz rolled 4ie 70 lead the
winners. Margaret Bell scored 4oe.
Kathleen Green S62. Elizabeth Ca
peiti SS7 and Alma Tresch so7.
Janet selwyn's 42e was high for
the Plant team. Laura Rae rolled
400. Doruthy Bailey sos, Pearl Haupt-
mann al and Frances Wells as.
SPECIAL MATCH
BROADWAY ALLEYS
Jordan's Bread defeeted Ice Deltv-
cry. a0ei 20 2oTe. In special match
on the Broadway alleys. Jordan
scores were: John Keller 44o. Floyd
Bates 4p6. Jimmy Rogers b26. Leo
Cary asa chet Booth si% and Jes
Ice Delivery rolled a follows: Nor
man Erpeiding 4oe Ralph Miller 6e6.
Kenneth Scott 45e, Ernie Loflin SIS
Paul Pearson Ss1 and Ray Sander
son ass.
SUMNER LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS
The Play Nor Summer Bowling
league viii start soon after the com
pletion OF the Northwestern Inter
national Bowling Congress tournA-
ment. Manager Curly Wilson an
nounced Friday.
me leaeue yin operate with two
man teams Rules and regulations
viii be drawn up and officers elected
AZ . meeting Of Interested bowlerz
prior 20 the start Of play.
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On Feb. IL his s-yssr-old son,
Porters Cap. out of q mare pos
sessed OF the startling name, The
blonde. pulled away IN tbs stretch
to win an easy. four-length victory
In the s62,47b Santa Anita derby.
Portcr's Cap IL now the
leading candidate for the s.
year-old championship of 1s41,
the leading money winner
thus far, and one Of the ia
vorites for the Kentucky
Derby, May 5. And c. :.
Howard. the present owner of
Porter's Cap, paid only $500
for the colt at the Saratoga
sales of 1899.
The Porter's rise 10 the top as
q sire this year Is all the more
remarkable because Of his ad-
vanced age. Older than even that
great patriarch. Man O. War. the
Whitney farms ace stallion has
enjoyed q full life spanning q
period which began before the
nation had begun to take notice
Of a husky Boston pitched named
Babe Ruth. or had even heard Of a
fighter named Jack Dempsey.
At The Porter's age. horses
aren't expected TO produce top
notch offspring.
Foaled IN 1918, q son Of Sweep
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Sparkling infield play BY the
young Tacoma defense helped out
Holmes whenever he got In
trouble.
KICKERT DOUBLES
The Tigers other score came IN
the fourth when Gene kiley. Ia
coma csnter-fielder, reached first
when Al Madrid dropped his high
fly IN deep short. MARY Ricksrts
double scored Kiley.
The Pippins threatened In the
seventh inning when Madrid and
Hal susne singled but suems was
forced 1t third and Holmes got
the nsxt two hsttsrs On q strike
out and . line drive 10 Jack
Hansen.
One Of tire fielding bright hghts
was = catch BY Merry Abbot. One
Of those shccstring performances.
ysunircr. in right, and Johnson. In
Isft were the fisldlng briIliants for
Yakima
Lien gave only one base on balls
and was entitled to win-except
for psrry's blow. an earned run.
Holmes walked four and each
hur1sr whitfield IN.
1he teams play again tonight.
Paul -can Ne Elmer smith will
work fur thu rgers-
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PerrY'sH Homer
Beats Yakima
Koehler Boys Cop
Opener In 8 Hits
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

- YAKIMA-We have met
the enemy, and they are ours. '
= So sid . guy named Com
modore Perry some Us years
ago after 4 famous naval bat
tie on Lake Erie.
And again last night q guy
named Perry, this time Ray Perry.
dynamic Tacoma Tiger third base
man. could say.
I'VE have met the enemy.
md they are ours."
For It vas PerTy's home run IN
the second inning which proved to
be the winning score ~ Tacoma
opened the Western international
baseball league season here last
night with 20 victory over the
Yakima Pippins.
GLORIOUS START
While Perry's circuit clout was
the offensive touch which started
the Bengsls off 10 a glorious start
In the 1e41 WI chase. IL was the
hurting OF Del Holmes which really
won the old ball game.
Holmes pitched well. very
well, In fact be had 20 hurl
wei 20 win for Al Lien. Pip
pin moundsman. only granted
three hits. two Of which drove
IN Tacoma talIics-
The former Vancouver capiiano
right-hander. now looking better
than ever In Tacoma livery. al
lowed only six blows. all 20 widely
spaced that no damage was done.
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San Diego ........ 600 200 o00-2
Seattle ..............oi o 0s1 2ox-7
Summary Innings pitched, by
Olsen 6. HUMPHREYS 2; at bat, off
Olsen "a. HUMPHREYS g. hits, off
Olsen g. HUMPHREYS 2; runs scored,
off Olsen 5, Humphries 2. runs re-
sponsible for. Olsen 4, HUMPHREYS 2.
johnson 2: struck out, by Olsen 2,
HUMPHREYS o. johnson q bases on
balls. off Olsen /. HUMPHREYS 2,
johnson 2: wild pitch, johnson; left
on bases. San Diego 10, Seattle 5:
home run. Gyselman: two-base hits,
Haslin. Gyselman. johnson; runs bat
ted in, Gyselman 8. Garibaldi, Pella-
GRIM. Johnson, Matheson, Schuster;
sacrifice, Johnson: stolen bases,
White, Matheson; double play, Me
mice TO Schuster 70 Scarsella time,
:55; umpires. Jack Powell. Frisco
Edwards; players walking, Olsen, Pat
chett. Schuster, White, Scarsella.
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First of the spring weekly inter
playfield volleyball tournaments,
sponsored by the park recreation
department, will take place this
Saturday morning from Q o'clock
to IL noon in Wright park.
Eleven playfields will each send
their boy and girl singles volley-
ball champion IN three divisions to
compete for the All-City title.
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Johnson Boss
Over Padres
Roiniers Win 10
Against San Diego

Venerable syl johnson pitched
Seattle To a "a win over San
Diego. johnson allowed II hits
but kept them scattered except
in the fourth inning when San
Diego got both runs on four
singles and a walk. Seattle got
only eight hits OFF Al Olsen ana
Byron Humphreys, including a
homer by Dick Gyselman. john
son had a good night at the bat,
too. with a sacrifice, single and
double
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Hutch Wins
18th in Row

BUFFALO. n. Y. Freddie
Hutchinson marked mp his fourth
consecutive international league
pitching triumph yesterday - the
Buffalo Bisons trounced Syracuse
Io-5. Hutchinson. who best syria
cuse In the seasons opener. nj.
lowed nine hits while his team
mate- got II off three Syracuse
huriers.
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Oregon Tops
Cougar Nine


EUGENE-University Of Ore
gon made 1t two straight over
Washington State college here yes
terday, and again pulled the game
out Of the fire in the final inning
to upset the Cougars to 4.
The contest went into ten
innings when the Cougars
knotted the score In the ninth
by scoring two runs off Nick
Begleries. Pete Igoe, blasted
from the mound during the
previous game, was given
credit for the victory.
Oregon plucked three runs
one each-in the first three innings
and one In the eighth. Washington
State went scoreless until they
garnered a run in the fourth anc
another in the sixth.
Oregon iii 900 o10 Is 8
W. s. c. 600 lol oo2 % IL
Begleries. Igoe and Calvert; Strait
Bushman and v. Slyke.
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3 Bafted Tor Lien IN ninth
Score BY Innings
Tacoma ......-.... ofo 100 ooo-2
Runs halted in. Rickert. Perry.
fwo-baxE hit. Elckcrt. homs run.
Perry: lsft on bazes. Tacoma 3. TAX
<ma II: bases on balls. of Holmes q.
Lien 1: STRUCK cut. By Holmes 9
L.zen Q; umDirrs. Moran and Valerie
sttendsnus. e!eoos tims Of Esms. = 90
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Porier's Caps PappY Sires
Many Winners in Turf World

DOWN Whitney Lexington
~ KY stallion, The Porter sereney unaware
the talked OF horses In
farung circuits of winter racing of The Porter
brilliant within Of each other in the earliest
their venerable daddy
thoroughbreds still alive well the
toward becoming the champion sire of 1e41.
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Score by Innings
San Francisco ......2o4 Dol o4o-1l
Los Angeles .... .002 900 800 .
Summary; Winning pitcher, Mar
lowe; losing pitcher, Flores; innings
pitched. Marlowe 9 plus. Flores plus,
Coffman 3. Berry ]: az bet off Mar
lowe "a, Flores II. coffman 10, Berry
g: runs off Marlowe 4, Flores 4
Coffman 8, Berry 4: hits off Marlowe
7, Flores g. Coffman 5, Berry S: runs
responsible for. Marlowe 5, Flores g..
Coffman !, Berry 4; bases on balls off
Marlowe 5. Flores /, Coffman 2, Bal
lon 3: struck out by Marlowe 3
Flores ! ooffman 2, Berry !, Ballou
q. left on bases. San Francisco 8,
Los Angeles 9; two-base hits. Lowrey
2. Storey. ogrodowski 2, Holder. Pain:
home run. Mayo, sacrifices. Jennings,
Ballou. stolen base, Lowrey; runs
batted in. Brovis 2, Lowrey. Mayo 2.
Donaldson. Storey, Holder. Samham-
mer. Warstler; double-plays, Fernan-
dez 70 Pain, Mayo TO Merullo 70
Weintrauh. Merullo 70 Mayo To Vein
traub. Fernandez to Lazzeri to Fain
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Ad Liska Of Portland blanked
Sacramento for eight innings
while his team gave him two runs
TO work ON. The Sacs got three
hits and a run In the ninth but
Liska stopped the rally. George
Munger lost although he allowed
the Beavers only six hits while
his team got eight from Liska.
aaGEAMTNT0
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results
81. Louis 8. New York 0.
Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn / (eleven
innings).
Pittsburgh IS. Philadelphia 2.
Chicago at Boston. rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results
Cleveland Is. Philadelphia 8.
Washington Z. Chicago 0.
New York Il. st. Louis 8.
Boston Is, Detroit 0.
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Lady Luck
Jilis Brooks
CincY Reds victors
In thinning Frey
NEW YORK Son

NEW YORK - Somebody some
day Undoubtedly will invent a robot
thatn wash the dishes. sweep the
floors and answer the door-bell and
somebody elsen build a rocket
that's travel to the moon but the
Job what'n stop 'em all IL the cure
for baseball slump.
Take the case Of the world
champion Cincinnati Reds. They
lost four In a row. then they won
7 out of 8. only 10 drop three more
In succession. Then they hung on
the borderiine between victory and
defeat for n heart-pounding 30
minutes ut Ebbets field yesterday
between the ninth and eleventh In
nines
Finally Lady Luck lifted the
Dodgers and bestowed her af-
fections on the Reds. In IL
savageiy fought innings tho
Reds beat the Dodgers, III,
snapped Brookiyn's e-gams
streak and came mp for day
light again.
What did Manager McKechnie
do 10 bring the Reds out Of their
slump7 Almost nothing but exert
the kind OF sympathetic patience
father would lavish on a stumbling
baby trying TO learn to walk. He
held no hell fire meetings. He
rallied at none Of his players.
BATTING ORDER SHOOK
McKechnies only move was
normal one-shaking up the bat.
ting order. Every manager does
that when his team Ii going bad,
hoping it'l have results.
Walters IN winning his third
straight, allowed only seven hits
and famed coscarart with the
bases loaded In the ninth and
Pinch-hitters Pete Relser and Babe
Phelps with three on In the nth.
He scored the winning run on
Eddie Joost's single after he had
doubled In the nth.
CARDS BLANK GIANTS
The Cards kept up their fiery
dash by knocking off the Giants.
go. behind Lon warneke's e-hit
pitching. Jimmy Brown and Stats
Marion each homered with a mate
on.
Pittsburgh slugged out rs hits
to swamp the pills, 1872, and snap
b-game losing streak.
Cleveland made II seven In q
row behind Bob Feller, beating
tho Athletics, 1873. Felicr
famed seven, passing the
l,000-mark In strikeouts. He
now has 1,002 for his career
started In 1886. He allowed
only four hits until the ninth
when Bob johnson homered
with the bases damned. Feller
lift homer with two ON.
The Yanks moved into second
place by clipping the Browns. 14-b.
as Ernie Bonham won his third
straight. Charlie Keller drove IN
seven runs. hitting q homer and
triple. featuring q 17-hit assault.
The Red sox won a slam-bang
1873 decision from the Tigers,
pounding Tommy Bridges to cover.
Dutch Leonard pitched Washing
ton to a TO shutout over the White
sox, handing Bill Dietrich his first
setback. Cecil Travis hit A homer
and two doubles.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati. e0o 00l 600 0l-2 7 o
Brooklyn. 900 100 600 00-I I o
Walters and lombard: Davis
and Owen.
%. Louis 80. eoa ooI ee1-S . 1
New York :. 600 600 00o-e .
Wsrneke and Mancuso: Hubbsr,
Brown ls). and banning.
Pittsburgh. ole 41o 1lo-ls % !
Philadelphia coo o2o ooo-f 1
Bauers and Lopez: Johnson,
Pearson cd, Bruner IA. and War
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III The
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Results
Seattle 7. San Diego :.
Portland 2, Sacramento 1.
Oakland 8, Hollywood Z.
San Francisco II. Los Angeles 8
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Sacramento ....... 600 600 ooi-- ]
Portland ..... loo GOO olx- =
iiska l.. Munger 2: struck out by
LiskA q. hunger O. bases on bails,
Liska g. Munger. stolen base, Reich,
tuo-base hits. Hawkins Endieott,
Thompson; sacrifice. Liskas runs hat
ted IN, Hawkins. Thompson and
Endicott: left on base. Sacramento
10. Portland Q: eoubie play. wright
70 Reich.
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Major Schedule Today

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York az Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee g. Louisville Q.
St. Paul 9, Toledo 4.
Kansas City g. Indianapolis q.
Columbus z. Minneapolis 4.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal g. Newark q
Baltimore o. Toronto . Cten inn
inRsl.
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SAN DIEGO

Totals .......36 u "a "a
q Batted for Humphries IN ninth.
b Ran for Salkeld in ninth.
GEATTIL
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BATTING ORDER SHOOK
CARDS BLANK GIANTS

The Cards kept up their fiery
dash by knocking off the Giants,
80. behind Lon warneke's chit
pitching. Jimmy Brown and Stats
Marion each homered with a mate
on.
Pittsburgh slugged out rs hits
to swamp the Pills, 1872. and snap
q b-game losing streak.
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score BY Innings

Batted for Coffman in seventh.
b Batted for Berry in eighth.
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o Batted for scalxi In ninth,
b Batted for Munger In ninth.
Ran for Wieczorek IN seventh.
PORTLAND
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