Derby Winner to Bob Up in Keeneland's Turfmen Claim — ■ -A __ Bluegrass, Kentucky From the Six Classic Eligibles Mann, With Baer Bout Dogs From Capital Area Score Press Box Are Slated to Test On lap, Seen Sure In Norfolk; Derie of Orchard Chowder Club Is Upset Bimelech in Race To Beat Everett Hill Proves Best in Show By Derby Trials Roman Is Rated Menace By K. R. TAYNTON. Robert Lyon'S bulldog puppy, By JOHN LARDNER, Jacobs Wouldn't Send NORFOLK, Va„ April 23.—The Lonarch Tugson, was first in the Special Correspondent of The Star. To Winter Favorite best dog in the fourth annual show puppy class, while R. O. Barton's Nate Here was NEW YORK. April 23.—The week- Otherwise, of the Hampton Roads Kennel Club Irving’s Ace first limit dog A On Last and reserve winner. Mrs. J. K. Porter ly meeting of the Bimelech With Outing yesterday was the Pekingese Rem- It Is Figured Out had the first in the American- Reservations Marching and Chowder emham Derie of Orchard Hill, owned dog By the Associated Press. bred Boston class in her American Club now will come to order. As by Mrs. Richard Quigley. This dog 23.—The In the hullabaloo stirred up over Ace. The LEXINGTON. Ky„ April is a newcomer to the country, having Beech Tree Farm Ken- secretary in charge of rival Ken- Duke of tonight’s impending Nathan Mann- Wellington said the battle been imported just before the West- nels had the first puppy bitch in tucky Derby hosses, I will proceed of Buck Everett match at Riverside Waterloo was won on the playing minster show. he has Shetland sheep dogs in their Tulip one Towever, to deliver the week's report: field of Eton. Arena, small but significant item of as Some hard-boots say made a brilliant record since his Beech Tree well as first in the Brothers, there is a new threat to the was overlooked when the dopesters Kentucky Derby may be won arrival and now boasts of the rare American-bred class and reserve our peace of mind, by the name of began figuring Everett’s chances of in the Bluegrass Stakes here Thurs- tri-international champion title. winner in their Pocono Pride of Roman. This big bay colt from the scoring an upset. They evidently Beech day. Best American bred was the Tree. Mrs. Arthur Bullard's barn of Joe Widener won in a forgot Nathan is scheduled to box lope The 1%-mile race, feature event Pillicoc-owned standard ch. Wizard of Hickory Knoll was first at Keeneland last week churn- Buddy Baer next week in New York poodle, end, on the closing day program of Pillicoc Revery. in the American-bred dog class in ing over 6 furlongs of muddy track Keeneland’s is and if there was a chance of an un- wire fox terriers. spring meeting, shap- Although the entries were some- in break orthodox Mike Jacobs The eummaries: 1:1314 to into the big ing up as a titanic struggle, with ending tonight what oft from last the would year, total seven of the Derby field. He tri- the winter book arrange for Mann to be else- Sporting Breedi. Bimelech, Derby this year being 328 dogs in 380 Pointer—Leo A Dunn's E stone Citadel. as he and the fu- where. umphed pleased, favorite, and six other Derby eligibles entries, there was a and Chesapeake Bay retriever—Mr*. William larger Freeman. Jr.'s. ture bookmakers hammered as starters. Everett’s gameness is Skipper. hastily possible unquestioned more enthusiastic "gate" which English setter—C. G„ Dimon’* eh. Pilot his price down from 30 to 1 to 8 to 1. If Big Tim” goes to the post it and he’ll give the fans a run for stayed until the last minute of Glen Grove. very Gordon setter—Loch Ridge Kennel* That is one more will be his first start as a money if Mann is but thing to worry 3-year-old. thqjr willing, to cheer for its favorite variety in Lochridge Liza Jane. about. Another is the work of Sun He was unbeaten as a juvenile. he doesn’t figure to win. Box-office the Irish setter—G. Walther Ewait'g ch. groups. Loch Raven buccaneer O Flynn. Pharos, who was attractions are scarce in the strictly you-take- Roman Deemed Big Threat. ring Silver Spring Dog Places. Cocker spaniel—Mrs. Henry A. Ross' eh. him-I-don’t-want-him in the of his in the game at the moment, especially in Nonuuitt Noable’s Pride. early One likely opponents A nice showing was made by ch. Engiish springer spaniel—Mrs. Thomag betting, but changed all that the colt more the heavyweight division, and the B. Eccies' Sharlaw's Serenader. by Keeneland fixture is Minquas Marko, a miniature men behind the are First. English setter; second. Irish set- winning in the slop of Jamaica at a than one observer in scenery taking experienced schnauzer bred by Marguerite ter; third springer spaniel: fourth, pointer. mile and 70 yards last week. Another these believes will win the no risks with the available talent. Best brace—Miss Casper's English cocker parts Jones of Silver Spring, Md. This spaniels. worry is the Stable's Jacobs most certainly is protecting Wheatley Asp, May 4 classic at Churchill Downs— WHILE EUROPE STARVES—Nathan snappy little fellow placed fourth Hound Breeds. Mann, variously known as “third ranking his own interests as the hound—C. just beginning to look good, and still E. Widener’s Roman. heavyweight,” first, Na- in the of Afghan K. Rickel'a ch. Tan* Joseph of New largest group the show. yah Sahib of Cy Ann. another is Black “champion England," etc., clashes with Buck Everett in the feature 10-rounder of tional Boxing Association will at- Brummel, a Keene- The crack son of Sir Gallahad the show Another group placer was the Basset hound—O. D. Beasley's Beasley's land winner who is fast and which also sired Gallant Fox, at Riverside Stadium tonight. This shot is to test, and the hinterlands can have Neiette big, very III, designed indicate that Nathan trains on raw meat. smooth dachshund, Meander's — That’s whatever is left. Beagle Saddlerock Kennels' Vernoa dangerous. Derby champion in 1930, has burst Neal Hesselton wielding the carving knife. Brainstorm, last remaining son of Somerset Love Bird __star Staff Photo. Daschund — Charles a serious But if there are to be any trials B. Torrell. Jr a. into the Derby picture as the outstanding stud, Cid Von Meander’s Brainstorm and battles Pictor Pokes His Heod contender by virtue of his victory by fire, upsets bloody Werderhavelstrand. This has American foxhound—K. C. Johnson's dog Monarch- last over two other where prospective targets for Joe Into Derby Picture Saturday Derby been successively owned by three Greyhound—Mrs. Marion du Pont Scott's W. C. D. A. Scores Louis’ battering fists are involved, Grand To top 'em all, there is Pictor, the candidates—Ramases and Chatted— local fanciers, first the Meander Ways. Stars to Roll they’ll be in New York under Mr. Whippet—Elsa H. Voss’ Zipper. in a dash. Time: horse we advised you to watch three 6-furlong 1:13% Many Tonight Kennels, then the Jonedith Kennels Wolfhound (Irish;—Mrs. Johnathan O. Jacobs’ not here. 8wift's weeks on a muddy track. Last aegis, and now belongs to Charles Torrell Mercury. ago. Pictor is the heir of Night First, beagle; second. Afghan; third, Listen to what Robert Bludau, Everett still is remembered here In of his Challedon, coming as he does from SINGLES. As W. C. D. of Pikesville. spite peri- greyhound; fourth, daschund. former who now rides Roman Catholic the of W. L. jockey CLASS A. A., for his game stand gainst Bill Boyd patetic life, he has managed to ac- Working Breeds. dormitory Brann, and B. Ireland-334 W. Wright_803 Boxer—John Phelps Wagner’a eh. UtS in morning workouts, has to say which ended in a t.k.o. for cumulate a of the last Saturday he proved that he victory majortiy points Von Dom. about the Widener colt. the latter. Everett had the sailor- the title. His recent into Collie—Mr. and Mrs. William H. shares Challedon's love for the C. Thompson. ^LG^lL^Fox_311 to essay Long'g W. Continue ch Ringleader of Noranda a He has Brown._415 man on run “He is good horse. done Tourneys the in the early indicates that he — deepest gumbo by making bums out stages group placement Doberman pinscher Lambda Kenneli’ we asked him to CLASS C. Kletva V. Schwarzwaldperie. everything have A ol the bout, staggered him but will soon be among the champions. of Andy K and Fenelon iri Reynolds 346 C. Wilson _282 Designated as Chevy Chase Com- in class B. Suburban German shepherd dog—Capt. and Mrs. something has he'll W. pin topplers do and done it easy. Why, Spicknall.. 309 M. Freedman .. 348 couldn’t finish him, and Boyd came The Dalakay Kennels took best of L. H. Ackerman's Brendo III like a fathom of mercial League it be made a as Palisade pure Maryland J. Gude _ 293 E. Daiv 29i, night, yet may creditable showing Hoff- win the Derby sure.” back and carved both of Buck's eyes breed with their St. Bernard puppy Great Dane—Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Rosa’ water mixed with the best grade of C. Grassl-3«7 H. Fletcher_305 bowlers from a wide range of the man Home Appliance -of Prince Gero of Warrendane. with a two-fisted attack that V. Bred to Go Route. CLASS D city's loops who will supply the fire- led B. savage, Highland Bergdean O’Dalakay, 8netland sheep dog—Alfred Townsend'i Maryland goo. C Heyscr 280 C. Hoffman... 291 Georges County by Ireland's Thistle Beauty. works in the 30th rendered the old war horse hors de which defeated his kennel mate, The threats are piling up, fellows. Roman has speed and can hustle M Rivnyak 278 R. Collins 300 annual cham- 372 forged to the front in class C St Bernard—Mrs. H. Kay Mansfield! C. Haight 317 W. Daniel, jr. 299 of the combat. Another such exhibition Lady Deane O Dalakay, the winning Highland Von Bergdean ODslakg, I will the a mo- in the as witnessed pionships Washington City with 1,708. A 1,670 gave the Demo- interrupt meeting mud. Saturday, J. Bensetler. 315 F. Meatyard .. 319 First, boxer; second, doberman pinscher; Association tonight would make it worth the bitch. In Great Danes, Mrs. E. P. ment while our vice but can he stand over the E Duckpin tonight at the cratic Club of the Mount Rainier third, collie; fourth. Great Dane. president in up CLASS Beau Brummel W. G. Moore 3oo M. Reason 295 Arcadia. fans’ presence, regardless of the Fisher’s Coulons Terrier Breeds. charge of sends out for a Derby's distance? League second place in C. worrying mile-and-a-quarter M Sassam .. 310 L. Hutcrtens .. 314 After such winner. placed first in the novice class, Airedale terrier—Margaret A. Bemish'a pail of aspirin. I think they'll trust Bludau was asked. W. Fietcher_289 leading pinmen as Runnerup spots were gained by Rodclm Beau Toujours. Fred Lou The supporting card includes while F. E. Bendure’s Maharajah Bedlington terrier—Col P. V G. us for one ‘He a the CLASS F. Watson, Howder, Ed Wil- the Screwballs of the Prince Mitch- more pail. is bred to go route.” Georges ell's ch Tarragona of Rowanoaks. R. K. Whitford 200 son, Hall. Russ Maynard Daniels vs. Gunboat Mil- of Hillcrest was second. Dr. Ralph On the other the former “Isn’t he by George Spilman and loop in class D with 1,640 and the Border terrier—Anna C. Ewing's Mr. hand, cloud has jockey replied. ler and vs. Gerard Stevenson had the in DOUBLES. George Clark take their turns with Scrubs of the Sammy Magro winning dog Chips. a silver for our Sir Gallahad III, who got many county league in Bull terrier—Mrs John A. lining, Bimelech, B Delia in Four- the American-bred class in his Branch's eh. CLASS more than 35 others in the class E eight-rounders. dog Kowhai Lady in White. is horses who could run over a route Ireland 113 1 04 1 39 Brust 192 119 103 singles with 1,571. honorary president, working well rounders Brockes Bowen with Coulons It was a big Cairn terrier—Mrs. Anne Ranney's eh. Thomps'n 87 114 124 Landrum 113 110 129 starting at 7:15, the third night of pair Brigadier. and Col. Bradley seems to like him. of ground? His dam, Buckup. also Bowls 1,695 in Harbin Tourney. 8tormy Boy of Clairmar besides the Buck Welsh and Brookes day for the Washington-owned big Pox terrier—Mr run run competition Connecticut Johnny and Mrs. Holden Bimelech and his Bashful got horses that could and (681) 200218 263 (676) 216^220* 232 St. Francis de Sales bowlers of White s partner. avenue alley representatives will be with Wildcat O’Hara. dogs. Desert Deputy. Duck, probably will race at Keene- fast over a distance, too, so I see Guillott 110 102 104 Nutwell 91102 117 Section H in the 76-club Catholic Irish terrier—Mrs. Francis Packer'! Red Vuahe 103 103 139 Overend 117 119 128 taken over the crack Breech Pepper. no reason by land Thursday, in the Blue Grass why Roman can’t do it.” League today had shot to the front Kerry blue terrier—Dr Edward R. Mechanism No. 1 team of the Navy Stakes. And that should Other Derby nominees which may (661) 213 205 243 (674) 208 221 245 in the George F. Harbin tourna- CuniHe s ch. Blaise's Blue Star. be the Yard the Miniature schnauzer—Norcrest Kennel’* Behneke 108 111 127 R. Amiss 113 94 115 League, equally strong We will hold our go to the post in the $5,000 added ment with 1,695. while in second ch. Mmauas Marko. tipoff. breath until Keyser 129 108 126 H. 116 99 108 Marks of the High Easy Internal Revenue G. W. 7*3 Victor Indians, Scottish terrier—Relgalf Kennels’ Brad- then. As soon are Black Star place is St. Section Nine, as Brummel, Scalped by I have finished Bluegrass Gabriel's, D, thorn Bullion. 237 and three clubs from the Soil Con- this the vice Chance, Bashful Duck, Ramases (709) 219 253 (645) 229 193 223 with 1,690. Assumption, Section H, Sealyham terrier—Mr. and Mrs William report, president in servation L. Burton's ch. and Devil Red. CLASS C League. is third with Sni A Bar Ovation. charge of will take over 86 champion, 1.688. All Welsh terrier—Marlu Farm s respiration Snyder 119 122 C Orme 121120 111 Bill Rye'U G. Small 120 131 138 S’rtwell 115 110 117 Shooting 415, Brown of the three scores included liberal handi- Over W. & Would Welsh Rarebit. the baton and lead in breath- Sting First, you L., fox B. Y. P. U. League gained the lead Plays Terps terrier: second. Scottish ter- exercises. (716) 206 250 260 (694) 236 230 228 caps. rier: third. Sealyham; fourth, minlaturg holding in class B to singles headline the Also to a start schnauzer. R'bg'r 107 137 118 R'nolds 110 117 93 getting away flying T°y Breeds. Men's Pin ffamm 114 122 95 Bnstler 95 111 97 maplespilling as the first big week as _ Here's Tough Big Seven Tourney the seventh annual Catholic V. M. I. Yellow Jackets Chihuahua—Mrs. T. P. McManus’ Ron of the tournament got under way Today Dawn. 221 League tournament last To Be Watched (693) 259 213 (623) 205 228 190 opened Pekingese—Mrs. Richard B. Quigley** last Games of 123 and to Special Dispatch to The Star. Card Grassl 117 121105 C. Butler 87 100 111 night. 149, night at the Queen Pin, was the Special Dispatch The Star. Rememham Derie of Orchard Hill. Meanwhile, here are the big seven Tonight Taylor 111101103 Barker 106 125 128 143 gave him the second 400 set ASHLAND, Va., 23—A Miniature pinscher—Mrs. W. A. Atkins* CHEVY CHASE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE doubles team of Boyd and Abels, LEXINGTON, Va„ April 23.— April Minnie Mouse of Hilgerville. horses for the Derby, as of this rolled so far. week, NIGHT. (658) 228 222 208 (657> 193 225 239 which, aided by a 63 George Washington's nine matched team, smarting Pomeranian—Mrs. Albert L. Palmer'! with handicap, vengeful Maryland Donna Anita approximate odds: SINGLES—7:15 P.M. CLASS D. lake Lead in counted with Singles. 745 to gain the team heavy artillery Virginia Mili- an Pug—Louise Poindexter's Buddy Boy of Sartwell 105 75 107 D'niel. 86 97 136 from the sting of unexpected Bimelech—2 to 1. 3 T. M. Taylor.. E 15 N. Gephart D jr. over HOilV L0dRft. J. Frasco 107 112 101 M 83 87 91 C. C. Grassl of the Dargan and Woolls, who rolled tary Institute today after blast- Pictor—6 to 1. 3 R Bell. jr. D 18 E. J. Miller-.- D ty d, jr Sugar team, l 2-1 setback at William and Mary's ..First, Pekingese: second Pomeranian; 4 O McGolrick. E 18 B. Runyon D Agriculture-Interbureau shot 734. which included 76 franked ing Washington and Lee with a late third. miniature pinscher; fourth. 4 F. Miller_D 17 M. Felkstein E (607) 212 187 208 (580) 169784 227 League, Chihuahua Roman—8 to 1. sticks. An 84—708 of for a hands yesterday, paired off with 5 B Frush_C 17 H. F. Gallagher C to first place in class C with 367. moved T. M. barrage bingles 7-3 victory Black Brummell—8 to CLASS E. Obedience Test Class. 1. 5 M. Sassan_E 18 M. H. Rose_C A 319 F. A. the Graves and Wersick, jr., into the yesterday in the first of a two- Randolph-Macon today in the sec- 8 T. Collins_C 18 G. Hall _A Fairfax 134 106 124 Beach 96 110 113 gave Meatyard. jr., Novice A—First. Mrs. P. C Warner* Fenelon—8 to 1. Johnson 109 98 116 92 113 111 third 8 R. Robson_C 19 L. Warbis_B Gittings singles lead in class D. With 314 spot. game trip. ond and last of a spaniel; Blue Quill; second. Mr*. game jaunt. R.fpeker A. Cass' K—8 to 1. 7 F. Moore _ C cocker spaniel Norva Andy 19 J. Burns_C L. D. Hutchens of the Roosevelt Top singles shooter was Giordiano Jack Redinger or Lefty Kushman i Thun- 7 W. Prugh _C 20 D. Locke _B (687) 243 204 240 (635) 188 223 224 Coach Burt had a wealth dering Night, third Mrs. Robert Reynolds" Mioland—10 to 1. with were to for the Shipley cocker 8 J. P. Welsh B 20 C. Weidman B CLASS F. team. Masonic League, is high in 28—385. Graves with a 22-pin pitch Colonials. spaniel. Nowas Lightning. 8 E. Weeks_B J. P E Hurt 90 92 95 the Oven A—First, f p Reynolds’ Weigh Also dangerous, as we go to press, 21 Guy class E. handicap capped the night with a Frank McGinnis, a weighty right- of moundsmen to throw against 9 R. Meyer_B 21 M. Mcndelson B Shumate 79 108 96 terrier. On Wheels. C. D. are Sun Asp, Pharos, Foxflame, 9 R. T. Bell D 22 J. R. Chafin E Thirty years of continuous rolling second-place score of 377. Six pins hander, and Relief Pitcher Toby Yellow Jackets, but was expected Non-Sporting Breeds. Carrier 10 F. Watson A 22 W. S. Clegg E (560) 169 200 191 back in third was Frank teamed in Wash- Boston terrier—Comdr. Pigeon, Flight Command, 10 H. A. Tucker- D 23 A. W. Mann.. D was recorded as Roy K. Whitford place Bright up spiking to start Vannais. A. H Mile*" Lefty Kiskiak 8one in My Sirocco and 11 X TEAMS. Caruso with 25—371. and Lee's the Heart. Royal Man. J. Barrows C 23 C. H. Ledner of The Evening Star turned in a ington guns, limiting Bulldog—H. W Anderson's 11 E. W. Anderson D 24 W. Gantt C Only by the grace of story-book Bociabi# A the name CLASS B. A host of doubles Generals to five hits—all off Mc- Sinner journalist by of Wal- B. D 24 R. D 266 in class F. He holds the dis- singles, and 12 Thompson Spilman- Chillum. Transit. chow—Edward S. White’s ter 12 B. Marvel C 25 J. Briles B teams are on Ginnis. into the finish did William and Mary win L« Winchell, who writes in some Souder 142 118 96 tinction of being the only bowler tonight’s schedule, Bright, coming Hon s Pusa. 13 E. Wilson B 25 W. Donaldson. B Overend 92 135 119 sort of Heilman 116 103 97 lis n.. i.. at 8. yesterday. With Maryland needing Dalmatian—Adam McRea'a code, arose the other to 13 D. Slayton D 28 W. Thomas_C t*.eyser to roll in W. C. D. A. tourna- starting game at the start of the eighth, eh. Rebel day Hiser 112 107 130 100 129 11'. every Knight of Carters Grove. 14 C. McKinney. C 28 G. Clark A Rntwell a run to tie, Adam Bengoechea announce that he is laughing in my Chaney los 931 on Behneke 99 124 129 ment. Watkins Wins Hall Stakes. fanned four. French bulldog—Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo 14 R. Renfro B 27 A. Neuman_C a scream- Jenerie s Nicalas kisser. Hilliard 111103 115 Goad 107 164 115 blow of the battle was opened the inning with Gamin. 15 L. Howder B 27 J. Harman __ D The class C doubles lead was Joe bowler of Telling Watkins, leading the Kennels’ eh. Plllieog •'I am struck Pinch-Hitter Bob Nowas- ! ing triple to right-centerfield. Hugh RpPoodle—Pillicoe laughing in the kisser of TEAMS—8 P.M. (1.851) 589 524 538 (1.768) 516 655 597 taken over by E. I. Snyder and Ger- Saturday Night League, was the by Keller followed with a fly to How- First poodle; second. Boston terrier; John Lardner. that dope.” said Mr. Alley. Class. CLASS C. ald Small with 716, the highest two- winner of the Convention Hall key, whose lusty two-base smash third. Dalmatian: fourth. 29 Easy Mark (Bu. of Int. Rev ) C French bulldog. or scored Lee and Wes ard, who miraculously took the ball Winchell, words to that effect. 30 B. M. Shop No 1 (Navy Yard) B Coast Guard. Hoflman Home Ap. man team score posted. Small shot Handicap Sweepstakes with 16—619. Lusby Taylor Curton 113 109 87 Gude 103 126 117 after a hard run and succeeded in Now, I don’t know if you ever 31 Arling. Phar. (Arling. Co.) _ C 389. Archie Sartwell and C. C. Orme His victory was worth $40. The in the eighth. The hit added im- j 32 A. & W. Hot Shoppes (Ch. Ch. Com.). A Clark 124 94 117 8p>ck'll 103 108 106 to a that doubleing Bengoeohea off third have had anybody laugh in your 33 Daily News (Ch. Ch. Com.) _C Howard 107 106 110 Hoflm'n 104 144 102 moved to the runnerup spot with runner-up was Harry J. Baudu, petus rally netted four 34 Royal Tavern (Ch. Ch. Com.)_*_ B Kee 123 97 103 Ireland 132 140 10. when he failed to tag up after the kisser, but it's a d-d uncom- 694. Masonic League, who collected $20 runs. j V/ Exclutiv* 35 President Valet (Ch. Ch. Com )_B Wholley 103 94 115 Thpson 94 119 10) catch. fortable feeling. I mean to say, it 38 Cherner Motor (Ch. Ch. Com.)_B Roll 709 in “C” Doubles. with 10—618. Geo. W. AB. H. O. A. W. * L. AB. H. O. A. at Eituman’t 37 Pure Food Stores (Ch. Ch. Com.)_C (1,602) 570 500 632 (1.708) 636 637 635 Oertel.cf .3010 Gary.3b.. 3 0 1 2 The game was a pitcher's battle clouds your spectacles and raises hob Two General Laboratory League 38 Royal Tav. No. 2 (Ch. Ch. Com.)_B Paymaster. Sauers S. S. The Kilowatt League pinmen, G rber.nb. 5 0 12 Th'son.ss. 3 2 2 4 i between Crane of th* Indians and OsACetHCMl with your vision. So let us Cartographic (Soil Conserv.) _D Huillot 105 92 111 Miller 96 123 198 Bill Behncke and G. with rollers finished third and fourth as Gllh'm.ss. 5 2 10 Keim.rf .4111 straighten Keyser 0 10 0 Max Hunt. Howard out Aerial Surveys (Soil Conserv.)_D Koons 10.3 119 114 Lindley 139 95 130 Fred H. Potts and Walter McN'il.lb. 3 M'ngan.c. 4 16 0 Maryland’s MEN'S FINE SHOES the matter. Panther (Silver Spring Boys)_D Stroh'er 81 98 81 Fletcher 110 103 95 709 hold second in class B. E. Robin- Taylor.c 4 2 8 1 G'on.lf.-o. 4 0 12 j: place scored William and runs with With the Gorey. 105 92 113 Ulrich._ 109 103 106 son turned in counts of 60—614 and Zel'ska rf. 6 0 0 0 Br'n.p.-lf. 4 0 14 Mary’s new hand- DOUBLES—10 P.M. Fairfax chalked up a 364. stained finish. Smartest Moore. 103 94 114 Coie __ 99 lOo Jo. Douglas Lusby.2b 5 13 2 B'gher.cf. 4 0 0 0 ! a double in the sixth, Races at 16—609. following styles—all sises. Charre Keeneland Alley. Class. Johnson he Their prizes were $15 and Gray.If .3130 3 0 With Henry W. tops Dgler.lb. 012 Andrew and Dennis, terms. 3 _ singles by It—easy F. J. Ross-F. W. Troup D (1.525) 497 495 533 (1.630) 553 529 548 $10. Sanico rollers McG'is.p 2 10 2 R'son.2b. 4 13 0 | Should Give 4 E. E. Winkler-J. C. Cruishank_E class E doubles. League pocketed Tips UE-1. M. M. Moran. •Howasky 110 0 fBooth .10 0 0 Maryland counted in the fifth on 5 J. R. Clafin-W. S. _E the as C. W. j Mr. Winchell Clegg 86 92 10.3 B.Moran 91117 105 remaining prizes Bright.p 0 0 0 0 EISEMAN'S—F at 7th has been touting a 8 A. W. Mann-F. S. Milovich_D Gwyn Ike Goad’s 376 was as the ! two walks, Bengoechea’s steal and Sh'cross 111110 118 E.Mor'n 138 83 90 higfi won $6 for Bob horse 7 G. R. Toth-Rex Stewart Magaha 20—598, named Fenelon. the _B Leslie 112 116111 Shine 03 95 119 Transit of the Kilo- Totals 36 8 27 7 Totals.34 "6 27 Ti an infield out. property 8 A. Broadhurst-R. champion quint for Broadhurst_C Grant 101131124 Lamot 111114 84 Litts, $3 3—597, and Earl W. • of Will Woodward. Not so 9 watt moved to second Batted for McGinnis in eighth. Md. AB.H. O. A. W. M AB.H. O A. long ago, Elmer Brun and partner_B Stroebel 99 91 109 ^League place & Skinner 134 94 138 Young’s 142 was worth $2. tBatted for Dangler in ninth. 0 0 0 12 Fenelon won a race, to the 10 G. H. Laue-J. Arendes C England.rf 4 2 T.A'ews.2b 2 surprise 11 T. J. T. Culver.cf_ 4 0 0 0 V.A’ews.cf 3 2 .3 1 Flynn-R. Bell _D (1 614) 509 540 565 (1 606) 567 503 53. G. W. U.__110 001 040—7 of but me and 12 Wm. Bchea.2b_ 113 0 Dennis.3b .3 1 .3 1 everybody, his trainer, Thompson-Wm. Marvel_C Bowlers from far and near heard W. and L. _ 200 010 000—3 THE MURIEL Bureau Engineering. Democrat o 0 0 o 13 E. Lehman-A. Collins _C Club. Plants. Princeton. M’D’ald 3b 2 0 12 Haley,rf. Jim Fitzsimmons (we him). McLung 100 127 11.1 Disney 101 108 104 Sugar for Runs—Oertel. Gilham. Taylor. Zelaska, Keller.If 1 o o picked 14 C. Weidman-C. E Milbrook_B 101111 86 Rhees 133 103 104 taps George L. Isemann at .2120 Goodl’w.rf .3 Wilder 122 106 109 M.Oa'li loo ||M1" Taylor Lusby. Gray, Howasky. Gary. Thompson. loin Mr. Winchell arose to This 15 Fred Miller-Robert Frush D Green 101 119 89 Brand 87 09 91 McHale.nb Howaro.ff .3120 gloat. WHlm'n 112 94 100 Stuart. 113 116 104 Arlington yesterday. Among those Richardson. Errors—Garber. Taylor. Lus- 3 0 1.3 2 18 T. A. McFarland-E. W. Anderson_D Grassl 102 117 133 Haines 81 102 132 Dwyer.lb 2 10 0 Sills.lb.- SENATOR SEZ: was an ill-timed move, for no sooner Beall 112 117 121 Mondv 106 118' who by. Gary. Dangler (2). Richardson (2). C< 10 5 0 2 0 0 0 17 M. Hughes-J. Vogts C Shaffner 98 95 94 Lambert 114 110 86 attended the funeral of the late :1b... L'wich.ss. Small.. 90 112 112 P.GarTl 121112 126 Runs batted In—Gilham (2), Taylor. How- Wha't .3012 3 o 5 o had the gloat at my expense left Mr. 18 G. Milbrook-G. M. Sullivan_C Adams. 127 104 109 King.. 108 106 116 executive of the National n.ss Simpson c 19 W. Steinboch-Edwin Dove_C secretary asky (2). Thompson. Keim. Two-base hits Burns.c._ 4 2 2 1 Crane.p.. 2 0 0 2 Winchell's thorax (1.658) 545 656 557 (1.670) 576 —Gilham. Taylor, Howasky. Stolen bases 0 0 5 than Fenelon ran 20 A. Goldenberg-Dan Geary_C 547553 (1.586) 529 546 511 (1.572) 623 520 529 Duckpin Bowling Congress were Hunt.p_.3 21 Thos. E. Collins-Kozse _C Brickerd’s Plumbers. —Thompson (2). Brown. Richardson. M'dorff.p. 10 0 0 a poor fourth to Pictor. Man Vernon 2 Signal Corps. Frank Barber of Royal 22 Tamm-Renneberger _B St'ncliff 115 09 93 Mt. Willimantic, Conn.: Oertel (2) Sacrifice hits—Gary. McGin- •Rudy... 1000 76 98 Willi ms 105 109 104 and K at 23 H. Gurton-Ed Radke M.Fl'h’n 103 90 90 Goch’r 104 Mr. and Mrs. nis. Bases on balls—Off Brown. 4: off Andy Havre de Grace. It _•_C 94 100 Ross 98 105 94 Charles Johnson of 24 L. McLeod-J. Guthrie L.Fl'h’n 116 112 108 Bu k h m 87 McGinnis. 1: off Gregerson. 2. Struck out Totals. .23 ~7 24 10 Totals. .24 ~5 27 8 seems to me _D 80 106 84 Hae fn'r 98 119 124 New that if Walt and Fene- 25 S. R. M. Funk 104 117 118 Aters Haven, Conn.: Bill Haskins, A1 —By Brown. 1: By Gregerson. 4: bv Mc- Hendley-J. Burns_D 121 Burton. 100 130 97 •Batted for Dwyer In fifth. lon are 28 Paul Weimer-Lee Wood 101 118 102 Veach 122 100 Hosselton Ginnis. 4: by Bright. 4. Hits—Off Brown. in this thing together, Jenkins_C 99 90 111 Porter. 124 109 95 and Clinton Ford of Rich- Maryland 010 000—1 they 27 A. W. Zanner and Smith 5 In 6 innings: off Gregerson. 3 in 4 in- _Ot«> partner_A William and Mary_ 000 002 OOx—2 ought to get their signals straight. 28 Graham-Hutchinson-Alkons_D (1.586) 539 536 m7 mond: Sidney Friedberg, Wilmer nings: off McGinnis. 5 In 7 Innings; off (1.471) 492 465 514 (1.611) 525 572 514 Bright, none In 2 However. I do not 29 J. A. Minnft-H. Grant_E Robey, Paul Lohr, Mrs. Sue Miller Innings. Left on bases— Runs—Bengoechea. V. Andrews. Dennis. say that Mr. W. CLASS D. CLASS E. G. W.. 9: W. and L.. 5. Hit Wharton Left- 30 Shirley-Burback __ B ... _ by pitcher— Errors—Culver. (3). Dennis. Mt. Rainier Easton and Joe of absolutely is wrong. The track was Hdwe. R. E. A. Nave Damico Balti- Thompson (by McGinnis) Winning pitcher wich. Crane. Runs batted in—Howard (2). Norton 92 104 90 Mechanics. Typo. —McGinnis. Amiss., 100 95 89 0’Sul”n 77 88 79 Abner 93 85 86 more and Arnold Finckelstein of Losing pitcher—Gregerson. Two-base hits—Bruns. Howard. Three-base sloppy, and Fenelon. like Johns- Tr'deau — — 109 92 120 Beach 87 80 94 92125 95 Tucker 120 91 88 Umpires—Messrs. Gillespie and Swink. hit Bengoechea. Sacrifices Wharton, Kaske 97 107 108 Hargett town before hates Bohn 118 102 95 Bodzick 79 89 112 Hend ks 88 95 91 Chicago. Time, 2:35. Goodlow. Stolen bases—Bengoechea. Mc- him, the soup. Evans 309 115 117 Gittings 72 91 97 W’tshire 116 85 91 Richson 93 120 109' Hale. England. Left on bases—Maryland. Once him Mirror Todd 110 98 116 Washington bowlers attended the they get out of that Sports High 114 101120 Renn’eer 97 122 108 Hodges 109 106 115 0: William and Mary. 2. Struck out—By By the Associated last rites almost en masse. Crane. 5; by Hunt. 1. First base on balls— mulligatawny and onto a dry track, Press. (1.5841 8 517 516 551 (1.461) 497475 495 (1.435) 461* 509 485 (1.489) 503 497 489 Guard Latest Off Crane. 7 In innings: off Hunt. 5 in he may do better. I hope so. because Today a year ago—Schoolboy Rowe. Metropolitan. Shugart 7 innings. Wild pitch—Crane. Double Detroit Whorls. Forage Crops. Recorders. Ditcher, started comeback with Brown 116 95 90 Bowman 89 101116 plays—Leltwich to r Andrews to Sills. T. otherwise he is just Mr. four-hit. 8-0 shutout Fairfax 88 91 83 Saltwo'd 87 89 103 Andrews to Dennis. Mit ball— wasting of Cleveland In- Edwards 96 86 98 Buckley 102 90 101 Redskin in Line by pitched dians. LeFevre. 99 107 99 Claflord 100 105 93 Dennis. Winchell's time, and Walt has no Second Baseman Burgess White- Wilson 107 114 114 Guthrie 105 91 93 Losing pitcher—Hunt. Umpires— head. New York Giants, Hyland 88 86 87 Wills 86 91 74 Messrs. Phaup and Taylor. Time of tied major Carrico. 128 110 100 Paris 137 97 107 Second Perfect Game A game— time to spare from his of League record with Scott 114 89 80 Embrey 107 113 90 rookie guard who made good in 2:15. job saving 11 assists against Woods. 97 144 98 Tamm. 106 124 124 the world. Bees. Johnson 108 96 99 Spgston 121 145 93 a big way last year after his release Three years ago—Indians took main (1,593) 544 549 500 (1.583) 539 503 541 had been This week, fellow Bimelech- honors at 4:(d Penn relays, winning dis- (1.414) 497 469 448 (1.497) 501 543 453 seriously considered was tance medley In record time of 10:04.7 Arches. Holbrook Dairy. Retirement. Latents. In A. all set for his second rooters, let us our B. C. professional keep eyes on a and 4-mile relay with world record. Urstn 96 75 97 Waiters 79 103 87 Jenkins 74 97 94 Snyder 104 125 98 Tourney Schedule 108 86 football season with race today at Keeneland (Black 17.16.1. Martin. 102 Oursler 91 101 94 Gentry 88 101 79 Fallon 111101 88 the Redskins Tonight Five years ago.—50.000 at Polo Jones 107 92 103 Hardesty 80 94 97 Gaskins 102 89 94 Rice 81 96 95 Brummel was to 100 129 96 today. likely run again) Grounds saw Babe Ruth’s debut as Na- Appier 108 pierce 108 90 McF’rl'd 103 93 105 Corn'son 94 106 80 In Harbin Event tional Leaguer Durkin. 93 105 92 Fletcher 124 116 110 He is one of a and a with Boston Braves. And1 son 114 101 97 Pool _. 103 97 120 Rolled Clyde Shugart, Zeke, he ain’t much Thursday race at the same by Ohioan Teams—Our of Section track 512 474 507 (1.470) 510 478 dozen of the Tribesmen now em- Lady Victory. (Bimelech and Bashful Duck (1.493) 482 (1.431) 481 481469 (1.499) 493 525 481 By the Associated Press. D; St. Patrick’s. No. 2. Section D: Blessed AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. in who on spellin’—but he’s and Screwballs. Occidentals. F. D. ployed Washington, signed Sacrament. No. 1. Section B: St. Patrick’s. others). These gallops will Scrubs. Riverdale 23.—Precedents Toledo. 4: Milwaukee. 2. Van H'n 108 114 93 Grab'ski 97 89 101 Moore 101 134 100 St'nsfl'd 104 87 90 DETROIT, April his 1940 contract yesterday. Shugart, No. 2. Section O: St. Joseph's. No. 2, Sec- help to tell the tale. Our fate is in Louisville. 0; St. Paul. 6. 91 126 99 98 104 98 tion O: St. Peter's, No l. Section Holy smart to know Ogle 115 114 117 Burns 92 93 96 Kramer Eise's'idt on both a C; enough Indianapolis. 2: 0. sides of the scoring ledger star for Iowa State, failed to im- No. Section A: the balance, and so is our Minneapolis, Mag’der 102 111 106 Latona. 87 109 89 Reldy 90 107 123 Sampson 98 92 107 Comforter. .1. Holy Com- entire forter. No. Only games. Gardner 116 109 87 Wade 91 96 114 Mowatt 95 101 94 Gardner 89 102 105 are -being shattered in the current press at training camp, but once 1, Section A: St. Anthony’s. Muriel a treasury ($15.75, not counting post- Small 116 111 121 Man da 101 85 89 Wilson. 118 86 106 Koch 89 99 118 Section A: St. Dominic's. Section H; Sacred spells SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. given a chance in league games Heart. Section H: St. age stamps). American Bowling Congress tourna- Joseph’s. Section C: No games scheduled. (1.640) 657 559 524 (1,429) 468 472 489 (1.571) 495 554 522 (1.480) 478 484 518 proved his mettle upon every occa- St. Anthony's. Section B; St. Mary's. Sec- heap o’ cigar ment. tion D. sion. He finished the '39 season The enter- Singles—Robson. Smith. Burley, La Bille. satisfaction 62-day pin marathon, weighng around 210, but reports Siegfried. Howder. Hassett. Jr.: Langley, fer the final two Havenner. Morin, Clear, G.: Merlllat. Bau- ing weeks, has pro- on 10 having put about additional com. Fordone. Cones. Deery. Gardner. / duced scores lower than just a nickel. Four Clubs Get California Bids generally pounds, which won’t do him any McKean. Weller. Bailey. B.i Bailey, F.; Major May Training those posted In other recent tourna- Bailey. J.; Prevots. harm as a National League lines- ments, Doubles—McCarthy-R. McVean; Benner- yet perfect-game records man. C. McVean: Mllovich-Brew: Jackson- A CAPITAL Pastor's Blast at Gets and Galento Join in Musical Number have come crashing down. Schmitt: Cones-F. Cleary: Gubtsch-Wass- Boxing Big Play; Angel man: Weeks-Robson: De Lisi-Fish; Cop- Yesterday Angelo (Mike) Domen- SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. pola-Townsend: McDonough-Carter; Crans- CIGAR FOR By EDDIE BRIETZ. 52 years were the easiest.” Tillet the accom- Joe Louis out of the ring in two ■ ico, 27-year-old steel worker Can- ton-Liekweg: Cotton-Harrlngton: Ylngltng- playing piano, of Savannah, S: Augusta. 4. Trilling: Horstkamp-Essex: Earner-J. Cur- Associated Press Sports Writer. It can here. happen W. P. A. panied by Maestro Tony Galento years. They wonder if it’s the ton, Ohio, threaded 12 strikes for Columbia. 11: Jacksonville, 9. tin. sr.: Havenner-Langley: Hardie-Has- Macon. 11: Greenville, fi. sett. Jr.: NEW YORK, April 23.—The workers shoveled snow off the a The Beacon- the eighth In the his- McKean-Burley; Preyots-Weller: strumming harp. same Lee Savold they stopped perfect game Spartanburg. 7: Columbus. 4. J. Bailey-F. Bailey. major league ball season will courts so Walter Senior, Lawrence Journal’s clever caption read: tory of the classic. paying $1.10 to see a few months start any day now. The barons College tennis coach, and Morey Hark the herald, angels bring. It marked the first time that two the foul weather back. figure has cost Lewis. Canadian champ, could Riches to the wrestling ring.” 300 games had been registered in them a cool half million to date. play an exhibition Sunday. The The was taken in station one A. B. C. picture Today’s guest star. Dick Free- tourney. Cocker Lead as 718 Some news soon 5* hot may pop Pinkertons don’t know if it’s the Omaha. Wow is Spaniels Jf WOW, right. man, Houston Chronicle: "John out of the N. C. A. A.’s Chicago weather or the way the favorites Kimbrough, all-America full- headquarters on the athletics are behaving, but drunks have Eddie Selected shorts. Jockey back of the Texas will Enter Alexandria Show All Imported nilor mess in the “collitches.” South- doubled at Jamaica since the Aggies, Dogs Arcaro turned down a thousand have a new for 1940. College wMi |wl mon> B ern California is to invite assignment Sports Jf fixing mutuels came in. Whitey Ku- Baseball. With a record which Hryowo I for a Aside from his entry may smoothly and during daylight hours. A|1 M Detroit, Cincinnati, Brooklyn and rowski, the Rochester ball bucks yesterday to shill straight-ahead player, end and George Washington. 7: Washington and make it the show ever held Gates will open at 9 o’clock Satur- Cleveland to train out beer concern. After power running, sweeps Lee. 3. largest maybe to whom the sports writers always undergoing with hard blocking, big John will be William and Mary. 2: Maryland, 1. Old day morning, Judging starting there next spring. Bob Pastor’s refer to as a veteran, was 22 the 11 operations for an infected jaw, Maryland Prosh, in this area, the Dominion the team’s No. 1 passer.” 5; Richard Mont- promptly at 10. blast on politics in boxing was other day. Umpire Bill Klem Donie Bush, president of the gomery, O. Kennel Club announced that Virginia Tech, 6; Virginia, 1. today Cocker spaniels, currently the headlined by the papers from tunes up his adenoids each Louisville club, has the rheuma- Ouch! Tennis. 718 dogs would be on display at its most popular breed at all shows, coast to coast. Any time the spring by going into the woods tism. The Reds are about ready When you call for it’s a help North Carolina. 6; Washington and fifth annual 811-breed show, to be led the entry list, a new high of White Sox want to get rid of Bob and balls and strikes on to start orders for the calling taking very sad state, Lee. 0. held in the Alexandria, Va., ball nearly 80 having been entered. Mrs. Kennedy, rookie third sacker, all the squirrels. Bob will 1941 With the annuities the mail is both Duke, fl; William and Mary. 0. Ingalls opener. Showing Notre Dame. 8; Kentucky, l. park on Saturday. Morgan Churchman of Whltemarsh, they have to do is call up Gabby play center for Michigan this fall in, Golfer Laffoon has and rolling Ky scanty late, Golf. Despite the unprecedented num- Pa., a famous breeder of cockers, Hartnett. Connie Mack or wearing his at a club spectacles. quit job Chicago For usually you give us both Washington ber of canines, Chairman Raymond will Frankie Frisch. and Lee. 12: Hampden- judge. dnd will take life easy touring and tears Sydney, 6. said that the facilities Other laughter Michigan. Scaggs ample popular breeds will be fox One minute interview. Joe Music appreciation The with the St. Paul fans are 18V4: Notre Dame, 8V4. dept. pros. With the aid of one postman Iowa Stata. 18: Parsons. 0. of the grounds will permit the erec- terriers, Welsh terriers, collies, bull- McCarthy was 53 Sunday. In- Beacon-Journal a printed pic- howling about that Collier’s piece and one pair of shears. tion of sufficient large rings to dogs, doberman and I he said: first \ Track. pinschers WASHINGTON TOBACCO CO. terviewed, “Yep, the ture of Prof. Maurice (the Angel) which has Lee Savold chasing to be run —Anonymous. Cmory and Haary, T6; Concord. 60. enable the program off boxen. WASHINGTON, D. C

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