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Batted for Wright in tenth.
Batted for AnnunZio in tenth.
Ran for EScobar in tenth.
Score by Innings
Los Angeles ........1oO 600 600 II
Portland ...........0l0 900 600 0-i
Summary Runs responsible for.
Liska 2. Thomas !. struck out, by
Liska 2. r Thomas 4. bases on balls.
off Liska 4. r. Thomas 4: stolen
base Thompson: two-base hits. Low
rey. Storey, Stamper. sacrifice, Wright.
r. Thomas. runs batted in. Mayo.
Annunzio. Moore: left on bases. Los
Brown to Wright: passed ball. Camp
bell /. umpires. Hood and Snyder;
time, ! SO.
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Adams 9. runs responsible for, Tate
Z. Adams /: runs batted in. Mari
onetti 7. Bremen 3 FARRELL 2. Jolley.
Jewell. Tate. Cox, Wilson. Torgeson,
Lingua: rwo-base hits. Wilson, Cox,
Farrell Wright. Brenner, Linguh.
home runs. Marionetti b Bremen,
FARRELL. Jolley. Jewell, Wilson. sac
rifice. Knobles: double plays. Bushong
70 Cox. MArionetti 20 Bushong 70
Torgeson: left on bases, Vancouver 9.
Wenatchee 7. bases on balls. off Tate
4, Jacobsen 4. Adams 2. struck out.
BY Tate 5 Jacobsen 8; hits. off Tate
IL IN g. innings. off Jacobsen II
in innings. of Adams l In 2aa
innings. passed ball. Brfnner. win
ming pitcher. Jacobsen: losing pitcher.
Tate: umpires, Enger and Nelson,
time, 2.oS
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THURSDAYS RESULTS
Oakland s, San Diego S.
Seattle 6, San Francisco !.
Los Angeles 2, Portland /.
Hollywood 10, Sacramento ..
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YAKIMA ..s.s-sssssss luz WI iOO-1
Salem .....t..... 02l 600 O4n-1
MISUNDERSTANDING pitcher, Palm:
innings pitched. by FAllin 9. hits, off
Fallin 7. runs responsible for, Fallin
2, Mcconnell Z: struck out. by Fallin
2. Mcconnell 4. bases on balls. of
Fallln 8 Mcconnell 4 wild pitch
Mcconnell. left on bases. Yakima 4.
Salem II. home run. Cameron. three
base hit. Warren. two-base hits,
Koski Madrid Rossier' runs batted
In. Younker. Adams. Rossier. Reese.
Cameron, Warren 3. sacrifice hits.
Fallin 2. 0riffiths Warren. stolen
base Bates. double play. Fallin 20
oriffiths to oates. time. Sc. UNI
pires, Moran and Weisgerber.
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q Batted for Munger in third.
b Batted for Caplinger IN seventh.
Batted for Turpin In eighth.
4 Ran for erik In ninth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-28

Barrett. KAhie Hanoley Martin 2
Herman Hoover : Wieczorek. Grin
double plays. Bittner 20 Hoover %
Herman 2
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

INT hSDA1 INSULTS
Brooklyn Il. Boston 2.
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Oaks Again


a Batted for Rich in eighth.
b Batted for Garibaldi in ninth.
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TACOMA
SPOKANE

Totals ....s.... Is - 10
One out when winning run scored.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

taron las tapias del huertecillo
abandonado, Y un instante des-
pues ell gran Pablito habia VIC
lentado una ~ventana, por la que
~saltaron al interior de la wien
da.
La exploraron concienzuda-
mente, y como es evidente que
existe una providencia que We
la tambien por los randas, en-
una pequena despensa habian
dos jamones, amen de varias IT,
ras de tocino puestas a secar
y horzas con Ell producto de to-
da una matanza.
Il Vamos, vamos, este Sc a.
nina l-habia comentado Pabli-
to, Ell primero, frotandOse las
manos-; ash me guSta a mi ia
Servidumbrel PrevisOra y nil
rando pOr los amos. IA yer, To
calamidad, tOca ell timbre y Ia
ma al mayordomo, que quiero
felicitaGaO persOnalmentes
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

cludades, y hasta los caserfos a.
vanzando cast siempre de noche
y durmiendo durante ell dfa en-
algan pajar abandonado o en-
as uevas de los pastores.
Ash lhabian lido dajando atras
Fay6n, Fabara, Nonaspe, y d.
tlmamento, Garcia, Fix y las
prlmeras poblaciones de Cata-
luna' hasta encontrarse esta ma
mana a las afueras de una ciu-
dad importante.
-Bueno, aqui e. adonde va
mos a debltar-sigui6 diciendo
ahora Pablito.
-Pero debutar, Sc6mo?
-Yo de saeamuelas, hombre,
y tu de tyudante milo. Compren-
ueras que no vamos a resignar-
nos a vivir siempre en- ell dolce
jar ntente, que decimos los tia
lianos' HAY que ganar el pan!
Lidro guard6 silencio, rascan
Jose Ia tesla puntiaguda.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

grande hombre. No sc por que
Sc me ~antoja que de aqui hemos
de sacar una buena taja.
-ICuala "a ell Che
pa, hablando va en- castillo ma
drileno de la Gale del Satire.
-Ahora 10 veras.
Pablo observe Ell horizonte.
Sus ojos de fiera veian, a la
penumbra del crepGsculo, igual
que 81 ell sol inundara la campi-
ma.
De pronto, su rostro canalla
Sc ilumin6 con una sonrisa.
Isidro pregunt6, como GUAM
do jugaban a las prendas, de pc
quenos:
5lQue YES?
Una casa. Una casa donde no
hay luz. ives ala?
Sehal6 a la falda de una coli
ma, que debia estar plantada de
VIVA.
ST
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
Los Dodgers divdieron los
honopes con los Phlies
Gan6 Ell San Luis sus dos desafios de aver
Un juego de v~entaja separa a los "Pajaros
Rojos" del Brooklyn

primer desaffo. LIE batearon So
10 cinco hits.
Descargando seis %"jilotes", ell
Brooklyn pas6 ocho veces la Ego
ma. Reiser ayud6 con dos hits
y Camilli con otros dos. lie pc
garon cuadrangulares a Allen,
Joe Marty y Ben Wen Warren.
Hilly Herman Sc lastim6 y pa
SO a ocupar su puesto Pete Cos
carat.
En- ell segundo juego batea-
ron los Dodgers diez hits, don
mas que ell Philadelphia, pero
con ellos solo pudieron anotar
tres wees.
La posici6n de cada novena,
| en- la mahana de hoy era la 81
guiente: Brooklyn, SO ganados.
SO perdidos y 644 puntos; St,
Louis, "a ganados, SO perdidos
y $50 puntoS,
Anotaci6n po rentradas:
| Chicago 600 3O2 900 SC, III, lie,
st. Luis O21 O1O 1O1 &c, 14h, 2e.
Chicago 900 900 900 DC Oh De.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
OPOR1E
VILLAR Y SCOTT PELEA-
RAN EN- LA NOCHE DE
HOY

En- la nueya Arena situada
en- la Gale de Tampa esquina a
Whiting, peleara hoy, bajo la di
recci6n de Frank LaMarque, ell
gallego Claudio Villar, tan apre
ciado aqui, y ell tejano Buddy
Scott, sometido a la Influenza
de los garbanzos de Gabe Me-
nendez.
FL programa empezara a cum
plirse a las Ocho y media de la
nOche, sin tenor a la lluvia.
Villar pesaba aver 200 libras
Ocho menos que cuando fuera
traido a Tampa por ell Sr. Jess
Losada, periodista y empteado
de la oficina del coronel Mari
ne.
Opina Losada que su gladia-
dor Sc halla en- forma perfecta
y listo para probar que 10 de
Scott con Tommy Gomez no fu@
otra cosa que una "equivoca-
ci6n" del soldado de Banding.
Scott ha dicho que atacara a
Villar por la "caja de los frijo-
les", estimando que este es su
punto d6bil o debilitado.
Ell cubanisimo Jose Caballe-
70 Sc batira en- ell semifinal con
Bob Monin, un muchacho ybor-
citeno.
Monin fue derrotado por Gene
Molnar, la victima de Caballe-
no, mas por muy apretado mar
gen.
Especialisima pelea Sc efec-
tuara segdn Ell programme, entire
Jimmy Dundee, de 1877 libras,
y Manuel Gomez, de 1873.
Sally Fernandez combatira
a Battling Niece, y ell negro Di-
xie Lee probara sus punos en- la
cara de "Sonriente" Cox, un sol
dadO de MacDill.
A Scott sc lie ha ofrecido, 81
CANA hoy, un match con "ciertc
pGgil' que acepte un contra
to a base de tanto por ciento y
sin garantia mfnima.
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FL Chepa refa de buena CANA.

FL Chepa reia de buena CANA
En- reSumidas cuentas, Que
los dos randRs cenaron opipara-
mente, durmieron en- camas e.
nomes, c6modas Y provistas de
mantas, aunque la ausencia de
las sabanas no les import6 gran
cosa, y a Ia mahana sigupiente,
luego de otro almuerzo apocalip
tico, diSpusieron la marcia, a.
LA a las once, con un buen sol
de dia invernal muy grato.
Pero no Sc iban solos los ram
das esta vez.
En- una de las alcobas de la
casa habian encontrado varios
arcones llenos de ropas.
FL Chepa y ell Cogorza Sc cam
'biaron de i~ndumentaria, ponien
dose unos trajes de labradores
de Arag6n y cubriendo sus cuer
pos distinguidos pOr dltimo con
esas capas de los baturrOs endo
.ingados.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

Las dos novenas que saiuda-
mente Sc disputan ell campeona-
to de la Liga Nacional, Broo-
klyn y San Louis, jugaron aver.
Los "Pajaros Rojos" ganaron
sus dos desafios con los Cubs de
Chicago. Hoy descansaran y
manana jugaran con los Pira-
tas.
Ganaron los Dodgers su pri-
mer desafio con los Phillies, pc
70 tuvieron la desgracia de per-
der ell segundO.
La ventaja del Brooklyn, en-
81 primer lugar, es solo de un
juego.
Los Dodgers jUgaran hoy con
Il Philadelphia y mahana des-
SdIlsdIdH.
Para ganar sus dos partidos
los bateadores del st. Louis dis
pararon IA hits en- Ell primero
II en- ell segundo. Fueron los piT
cheers victoriosos, Crouch y Pc
llet y los vapuleados, Rafens
)erger y Olsen.
Stan Musial, la hdeva eStre
la del ST. Louis, bate6 cuatrC
aits en- ell primer desafio y dos
an ell segundO.
Presenciaron ell juego 1921!
espectadores, aunmentandO Il
qsistencia en- ell terreno de lo'
Cardenales a GAG, 100.
Con ell ~veterano Allen de pit
cher, los Dodgers ganaron e
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

Pablito y Ell Chepa no pensa.
ban pOr 10 prOnto entrar en- Gin.
dad alguna.
nan como antes, decimos, a.
vanzandO haeia Ell Norte, perO
e"'andO los pueblOs y las
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
Paielale as agshh eeAeda slos Mshbises
Descarearon los Assures trece hits

Por los ASSURES fue el he ZOE
al bate, ell veterano inicialista
Felipe Grandfo, antique vecino
lie West Tampa.
Salieron de su "roble' cus!rc
"jilotes' y Ell p1blico lie api1c-
do.
Iglesias, la tercera base con.
tribuy6 al triunfo con I'M "tri-
bey'' Y I'm "hit", en- cuatro wees
al bate.
Magadan, ell jardinero dere-
cho, bate6 dos hits, en- cinco We
ces.
Cometi6 ell Gnico error del
juego, Alvarez ell "torpedero''
de dos "mineros". Alvarez arot6
una carrera y descarg6 dos hits
en- tres wees al bate.
Actuaron tres arbitros, jim
NY White en- ell 'fhome' y Parri
no y Ortega en- les bases.
Dur6 ell juego, segdn ell anota
dor Official, dos horas y 16 mi
nutos.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
C. A. 900 O1O 100 &c. 13h, lie.
C. C. 600 coo 900 DC, 6h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
Pos ALI me paece que va.
mos a operar. Amos p'alante.

-Pos ALI me paece que va.
mos a Operar. Amos p'alante.
%
Media bora despu6s, los dos
randas estaban escondidos a es.
paldas de la casita, entire los vi.
Eedos.
La morada parecia, en- efec.
to, deshabitada.
COgorza Sc acerc6 a paso de
lobo.
Y en- seguida volvi6 hacia el
sitio donde habia quedado a.
gazapado Ell gran Isidro. dicien.
do:
II Bueno, anda va, Y sal del
escondite, que pOr aqui no hay
nj una ratal Els campo alberto.
La casa estaba sola, en- efec-
to.
Los duenos, unos burguesitos
acOmOdadOs de Fay6n, solo We
MAN aqui los veranos.
Los dos insignes randas sal
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

St. Luis 10 O40 1Ox 7c l7h lie.
Brooklyn 103 011lOG2 &c Oh lie.
Filadelfia 01O 010 DOL Sc 5h Be,
Brooklyn CO. 10 900 Sc ION De.
Filadelfia 400 O2O COX &c Oh De.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAkLE

Jos la via del tren y la carretera
general de Reus y Zaragoza, ha
bian asaltado una casa de cam
po abandonada.
Nj Pablo nj su colega sabian
a ciencia cierta d6nde estaban.
Ell rio aragones seguia Dor
deando Ell ferrocarril, q. les SER
via de guia a los dos ladrones
para dirigirse a Barcelona.
De pronto habian surgido, va
al caer la tarde brumosa de e.
nero, las luces de una ciudad le-
jana.
FL Cogorza do la orden de al
to a su colega.
-lExploremOs estOl-dUo Ell
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
LOS PRIMEROS BATEADO
RES

Ocupan ell primer lugar, en-
las das grandes ligas, estos seis
bateadores:
Ted Williams, Medals ROjas,
1877 uegos, 1870 carreras, 176
hits y 400 de promedio; Travis,
de los S9nadores, 145 juegos,
1OS carreras, 2O8 hits y 1858
puntos; Reiser, de los Dodgers,
1874 juegos, lis carreras y, 179
hits v $40 puntos de promedio;
Cooney, de los Braves, 119 des-
afios 81 carreras, 1879 hits y
32O de ~promedio; Hack, de los
Cubs, 148 juegos, 100 carreras
" 1873 hits.
Ted WILLIAMS continGa all
frente de los 'tjonrroneros', con
80; Camilli, de los Dodgers, "a;
Keller, de los Yankees, 33.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

FL primer juego de la "serie-
eta" por ell segundo puesto,
puerta de entrada para la pri-
mera, Sc verified aver en- Ell
parque de Cuscaden.
Faustino Casares inici6 la
victoriosa jornada con Piniella,
su Pitcher de confianza, Y Ell "es
caparate" estaba Ileno de efec-
twas curvas y rectas. Dej6 q
los Mambises del Circulo en-
seis hits y no les permiti6 pisar
la "goma".
iDispararon los seis 'terapeu
ticOs", de los cubanos, a uno por
cabeza, Maseda, ell IS; j. ScAiro,
la 2b; Contreras, ell inicialista
Corral y los pitchers Tore y r,
Pulido.
La nOvena del Cfrculo abri6
con Tore, que lanz6 en- cinco
innings y lie correspondi6 la de-
rrota. Despues lie sustituy6 Ro-
berto T. lido,
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

to 60 smiling thru trying mid
die age"
Taken regularly-Lydia
Pinkham's Compound helps
build up resistance to such an
noying symptoms that may be-
tray your age faster than any
thing. Also very effective for
younger women to relieve
monthly cramps. Follow label
directions. WORTH TRYING!
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

Para pintar mejOr Su
casa, cOmpre la pintura
e. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamerte por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

DE este modo-coment6 Pa
blito satisfecho, cuando los dos
estuvieron disfrazados de tan
suerte-, nos sera mucho mas
facil pasar desapercibidos y bur
lar la vigilancia del catorceavo.
Los dos randas abandonaron
la casa.
Pero va decimos que no Sc
iban solos.
Sc llevaban, en- unas alforias.
los jamones, ell tocino, los cho-
Rios, las longanizas, en- una
paiabra, la matanza entera de
los burgueses, abandonada allf
sin duda para que Sc curara con
ell aire puro de los campos.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
Sundro Is Proving Big Bargain
At SIC, 900 as Win Over Yonks
Makes Him Mats Top HurIer

and scored on Doc Cramer's single.
Travis thumped a double to score
Cramer after Lewis had walked with
one out. Pitcher Alley Donald was
ordered to walk Jimmy Bloodworth
and escaped further damage by fan
ming George Archie and making
FerreE force Bloodworth at second.
New York collected an unearned
run in the third. Gerald Priddy
singled with one out, but a double
play loomed when Sundra scooped
up Donaid's smash and threw to
second. Nobody covered the bag,
however, and Priddy streaked to
third and Donald was safe when
Sundra's throw sailed into center
field Phil Rizzuto scored Priddy
with q single to center, but Sundra
disposed of Red Rolfe and Tommy
Heinrich.
Travis sent home another run
in the fifth when he slammed his
third successive extra-base blow to
score Johnny Welaj, who had walked,
but the Yankees whitfield the score
to 81 in the seventh when Joe
Gordon doubled and Bill Dickey
raped a single.
Sundra's single to left scored
Bloodworth in the eighth and gave
him a 60 margin entering the
ninth. That advantage soon was
sliced, though, as Joe Di Maggie
hoisted a home run into the left
f1eld stands with one out and
nobody on. Sundra walked Charley
Keller, retired Gordon on q fly to
Cramer and walked Dickey, but
pulled out of the hole when Pinch
Hitter Ken Silvestri tapped meekly
to First Baseman Archie.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
EppIey Thinks Another Yeur Is Needed

Maj Eppey that be another year before the military
rghttul the national scene
now explained In cases housing
brought
ousrter them few hours before
all we had to drag Dig oe o
practice" -.
Uncle however ready In another IL months Mr.
out as they ola IN 1910
is called the Golden Age OF sports anueh
immortalRuth Hoppe Grange Jones
the service
rnoblaon though sports Tunney Marine came nacK
from championship Scores OF gooo
ned on tights when they took Back to baseball
new and old a-Hnk Rice and many others FOR
years after World War was over washington looV0a la 80
han heo ts OWN
against crack college eevens
will rlde again ana
The time comes they anybodys athletic program
Evening star., 1941-04-28
Bensinger Wins Boys
Table Tennis Title
For Third Time

One more trophy was on little
Bobby Bensinger's mantel today, the
newest acquisition indicating that
the Districts junior champion IS just
MS proficient with table tennis pad
die as he is with regulation racket.
For yesterday Bobby, who once
won the national indoor Junior ten
mis- championship, captured the boys
table tennis title of Washington for
the third successive year, defeating
Jimmy Shea in the final of the
tournament at the Columbia Cen
ter. Bensinger won in four games
s1-17, 11-2l, 21-15, 21-l5.
As 1t turned out. Bobby could have
won the Glass B tournament, for
after losing to him. Shea went on
to win the final match in that flight
from Sam Rosenfeld. 1t also took
Shea four games to win, the scores
being 21-l5, ALL, 10-21, ALB.
Rosenfeld received some consola-
tion when he paired with Frank
jackson to defeat Shea and Paulos
for the doubles diadem, 17-21, 25-
27, 21-16, 21-19, 24-22.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
EaqIes' Nine Favorite
In Bid for Second
Win Over W. N.
Diamond Tiff, Terp-Duke
Lacrosse Clash Fill
College Card Here

Baseball, lacrosse and tennis were
on the program for teams of three
Capital colleges today, ushering in
their busiest week thus far of the
current spring campaign.
At American University, the
Eagles nine enjoyed the unique
role of entering baseball game as
favorite, for its opponent was West
ern Maryland. Only two days ago,
A. U. routed the Terrors. 15-4, but
whether it will have another pitch
er ready to make it two straight
was conjectural.
Terps in Lacrosse Tiff.
Maryland's lacrosse team was to
take on Duke at College Park, while
George Washington's tennis team
opened a two-day trip in engaging
Temple at Philadelphia.
The entire program picks up mo-
mentum tomorrow when three base
ball games and as many tennis
matches are scheduled for four
schools. A. U. entertains Randolph
Macon, while Georgetown's once
beaten nine swings back into ac-
tion at home against Temple.
George WaShington's inconsistent
club travels to Penn State for a
game.
G. Z. on Maryland Courts.
It won't attract more than a
handful of spectators, but that
Georgetown Maryland tennis match
tomorrow at College Park should
be interesting to those involved.
Each team has been defeated only
once, the Terps by powerful Duke
team and GEORGETOWN by Navy.
The lone direct comparative score
basis are their showing against
Catholic u, the Hoyas blanking the
Cards, 90, and the Terps licking
'em, To.
Another intra-area net match
will be fought by the freshmen of
Maryland and c. u, while G. W.'s
one-man gang Davey Johnsen)
concludes its brief trip against VIII
lanova at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
Derby
Field Since 81
Likely 10 Run
Classic Apt to Draw
13 or ID; Leg Bad,
King Cole Is Out
BY SID FEEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.


LOUISVILLE, KY, April 28.-By
applying the available information
to "a a crystal ball, (b) ouija board
and (c) the smart guys guess, you
come up with the amazing deduc-
ton today that the field in Satur-
days Kentucky Derby probably will
contain 13 or IA horses.
With Lou Tufano's Market Wise
added to the list for his Wood
Memorial victory at Jamaica last
Saturday, and with Jack Howard's
Curious Coin. Clarence Buxton's
Master Henry and Ogden Phipps'
King Cole substracted after the
same event. the total still on hand
for the $4,000 added jackpot makes
up the biggest field since War Ad,
miral knocked off 10 others back
there four years ago.
King Cole Declared Out.
King Cole. weakening third In
the Wood, was declared out last
night after it was found that a leg
had filled"
Eleven of those still in the run
ming, led by the 8-5 future book
favorite. Our Boots, from Roy
Martins stable, absolutely are Al
cinches to answer when the bugle
brings that annual lump into your
throat with My Old Kentucky
Home" Saturday afternoon.
Two others, Valdins Groom and
Valdina Paul, still are regarded as
starters bv their owner. Z F. Wood
ward, the Texas GILMAN, despite
their somewhat sorry showing
against Our Boots and Whirlaway
in the Blue Grass Stakes at Keene-
land last week. And the 14th,
Arnold Hangers Harvard Square,
may be shipped down from New
York as a reward for his fourth
place finish back of Market Wise in
the Wood, but this last one is
doubtful
How Field Shapes Up.
AS things now shape up, here is
the way the field of horses and
owners may look Saturday, pro-
vided the Derby Trial Wednesday
doesn't perform any major surgery
or surprises:
Our Boots, Woodvale Farm (Steve
Judge and Roy Martin. Toledo
Porter's Cap, Charles Howard.
Los Angeles.
Whirlaway, Calumet Farm WAR
ren Wright, Chicago.
Dispose, King Ranch CR. j. Kle-
berg, jr, Texas.
Robert Morris, J. F. Byers, Pitts
burgh.
Little Beans, Mrs. L. Palladino,
Boston.
Market Wise. Lou Tufano, Ja-
maica, Long Island, N. Y.
Staretor, Hugh S. Nesbitt, Cali
fornia.
Agricole, T. E. Mueller, Louisville.
Blue Pair, Mrs. Vera Bragg, Cali
fornia.
Swain, Cleaveland Putnam, Chi
cago.
Valdina Groom, Valdina Farm
(E. F. Woodward. Texas.
Valdina Paul, Valdina Farm.
Harvard Square, Arnold Hanger,
Kentucky.
Many Contenders at Track.
Eight of these already are on the
grounds or are expected to trot on
any minute. Four-Dispose. Robert
Morris, Market Wise and Harvard
Square-are shipping down from
New York today.
Swain is due in from Maryland,
where his last outing was an i'm
pressive 1-mile-and-70-yard victory,
win that made up Owner Put
mans mind to give his hope a
crack at the brass ring in the big
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Evening star., 1941-04-28
PimIico's S Preakness
To Get Turf Stars
Skipping Derby
Kentucky Race Starters
Will Find Test Tougher;
Two Stakes on Today
BY MASON BRUNSON,

BALTIMORE, Md, April 28.-The
Maryland Jockey Club opened 12-
day spring meeting at Pimlico to-
day amid indications that the field
for the Preakness Stakes would be
strengthened by several horses
which skip the Kentucky Derby.
Looking beyond opening day.
Jockey Club officials predicted that
3-year- odds which 60 in the Derby
would meet a sterner test against
fresher horses in the Preakness
May TO-
Two colts which had been con-
sidered certain Derby starters
Coldstream Stables Curious Coin
and Ogden Phipps' King Cole-were
reported out of it yesterday, to be
pointed instead for the $4,000
added Preakness.
Bold Irishman Expected.
This pair, second and third to
Market Wise in the Wood Memorial,
were supplementary Preakness en-
tries. Market Wise is not eligible,
but the Derby's Big Three"-Our
Boots, Porter's Cap and Whirlaway
were nominated.
Due Wednesday to begin prepar-
Ing for the Preakness is Wheatley
Stables Bold Irishman. conqueror
of Our Boots in the Pimlico futurity.
Knocked out of the Derby by q
training injury, Bold Irishman
probably will start in the Survivor
Stakes May 6.
Others expected to pass up the
Derby for the Preakness include
Parker Corning's Attention and
Greentree Stables Monday Lunch.
Several others not named for the
Derby are preparing for the Mary
land classic.
Sprint Lures Good Field.
The $2,500-added Baltimore spring
handicap and $2,000-added spring
maiden steeplehase were opening
features of the stake-a-day meet
ing.
Seventeen jumpers were named
for the maiden steeplechase over
about . miles.