THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING "MAY 1 C? 1926
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Winner- Makes"' Mite" and
tiuarteriiri 2;034-5rBrad-
" ley Stables victorous
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" ; uorisyiLLfe kj.; May is.
- (Br Associated Pre.) - Bubbling
. Ove ..carried : the .rE. R. ; Bradley
colors to Ylctorjr in the flfty-aec-crod
1 Kentucky derby at Churchill
, Downs thU afternoon. Bl9 stable
xdat,- Sarsenbagrage ' finished
eecoad, narking 'the first .time
that any stable a entry had nnlan
ed one-two After having won and
placed rln 'a previous derby. Rock
man was - third and Rhinock
fourths la. the "field . of thirteen
. , colts. Bubbling Orer's time, for
I the mile and a quarter was J:03
' 4-5l within two-fifths of a second
of 'the derby record set by Old
Rose cud In 1914. Before the
greatest tirong that ever witness
ed the classic of American turf
' dom, the stoat . hearted - son of
North x Star ; III. Beaming - Beauty,
raced to tne. iront: in tne ; first
-' qnarter of a mile and stayed there.
. lie finished five lengtlis ahead of
his! stable mate, -who war three
.lengths ahead of Rockman. . .
'The race waa' worth $50,575 to
the winner. which with the $6,000
for the second horse made the
race worth $56,575 to the master
Of ; the Idle- Hour farm, j v
"f. The western, colts' repulaeci the
strongest invasion out of the east
in years, for Bubbling Oyer, Bag
gen baggage' and Rhinock are.Ken
- f oky horses classed as the west"
In turf parlance and Rockman; a
if aryland animal . . was the . only
i : eastern entry as good as fourth.
Headed by Pompey, champion two
year old of 1925, such Sterling
runners 4 as Rockman. Canterer,
Esplnosa; and Play went down to
defeat in "the dust of the flying
heels, of the -Keatuck-bred thor5
. )iOghDredi.rRockman was the oaiy
' eastern horse that could stand the
face; Th Bradley entry 'paid the
, fenrpTlslngly good' odds of - $5.30
for; straight and place tickets and
4.60 to show on a $2 part-mutual
-. ticket. Rockman pall $10 to show.
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fatal . ot 486,400 , Freed ; In
Creeks' According -'beta
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l. . Th allowing t letter haa been
. .-eceivedri-by -S. A-- Hughes, from
-;E. f Arerlll,- giving details of
recent tront plantings: -
:-.Daar.Mr. Haghes:-
- X - hope , you will ,. accept my
apology for the long delay In re
plying to your letter of April 24 th
.regarding trout Trout hate been
- planted , In Marion county this
spring a follows : 1?,$ 0 0, Battle
creek l 18,000, Beaver creek;?;
0 9 Q, Bartra as creek j 6 1, 4 0 0, Pow
ers creek,- Money creek. r Dans
Creek, Butt -creek, -Drift: creek,
U 0,000 Sllrer creek; 7,500.
Ablqua creek;. SB.OOO.North Fork
tof ithe'Bantiam; ,35, 000, Tumble
creek, Jrench creek, Idana creek.
fTo Ul, .Iti400,-V " 7- '
' 5Ve weTe. compelled to liberate
these- trout earlier than , I had
hoped' because we had to. hare the
f pace they were occupying for the
: hew; crop ot ; flsh t They were
therefore' not as large 'as" 1 like
to plant : in the streams- but -,be-liere
they were better than any
, thing you have eyer had before
I and hope-that results will likewise
j bet better.J,- Mr- Tom ; Craig. In
I charge of our - fish . distribution,
1 tells, me they, averaged about -four
t Inches In. length, , .There were a
few better , than five Inches and
(tome that were not more than two
- t inches,, but. he says the great ma
f Jority were from . three ,"to fire
"Inches.. ; . ; , . .; r l: ,
U You will .be interested to know
that we wll have a million Raln
I bow'jtrsut eggs foryour, hatchery
3n about ten days! '.!, :Jl .
' Cordially yours;. . . ,
' 7 - -1 . Ed P.' AVERILU ,
lS . ' . ; 'State Gama Warden- '
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" ' ' Pacific Coast
Portland 5 ; San Francisco 4.
Hollywood 5; Sacramento 3.
Los. Ans&les 13; Seattle 7, ,
Missions 6; Oakland 4. ' .
National League -. -Cincinnati
11; Newiyork 6,
Chicago 6; Philadelphia 3.
Pittsburgh 2 ;Brooklyn 0.
-Ftrf Lcmis It; Boa ton
J.rw-Tcrk 10;-Cfelcago 1.
PLaadelphia 8;, Detroit .0 . . -V.'.-.siJgton
6 ; Clereland -4.' -I
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Salem Senators- Wo'Wdcel. Cycol &liib For Second Game A tt Three 0f clock
EDW1DST0 TIE
PLACE l!S EU
Clash Critical to Locals With
r Chance to Top league -
Standings
, For the second ; time - this sea
son, Salem Senators will meet the
Cyeol ' club this - afternoon at
o'clock. ,The game, will be played
at Oxford park. ,.
-Today's game la considered, the
crucial one for Salem, ACycol and
Albany are the only teams so far
to have defeated the Senators.
Biddy Bishop, Salem manager, is
not ; worrying a great deal 4over
the outcome of tha next gage with
Albany,- but - he is concerned ser
iously with the Cy col battle. r
Cycola head the list In the. great
er Portland-Willamette V-a"-l-Jy
League, having gone through tUc
season so far without losing ; sin
gle game. If Salem loses tday
tne uycois are practicaiir triato
of taking the pennant;
. If Salem wins,' howeverl and
later defeats Albany, 'She, wiir at
least be tied withj tlwJCeols for
second place, with a good chance
of romping off with the tie game
for the ehampIonahlp.i;ir, -
. Although the Cycoi .team,- when
it opened .the 'season here .against
the Senators, showed, the strong
est lineup -in the league, Salem' 'a
chances are considered -better - to
day. Several additions to-' the 'lo
cal: lineup has led : Biddy , to- be-
ueve tnat tne ngnv ia very lUiely
to 'bring the desired results.
One of i tha - most ' noticeable
changes i will be , that of. catcher.
Frisco Edwards; aald to be re
sponsible, ; through his head work.
for a good share, of Salefn vic
tories last year, will be, behind the.
bat to aid ' Barham in . sizing the
rlsltors up. ;fT:i' tV';--'
The batting V averagea for -the
Salem club for two or more" games
follow:
Wilkinson ; . ;
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MB H Avr.
;:9.8 812
Russell .
Hutt
Ridings w
Balrd - .4..
Preston" . ,
Proctor
7 4 671
....... . 6 4 500
. . . 9 14 - 444
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m. Jn : J- & ' ' w A v as
,,C.il 5 238
Bishop . . . jr.V. . ; ; 5 ? 2 1 ; , 3 8
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PADDOC t SETS fBfJ
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eEcono.iponos
SpectacufarjRace. Staged m
: i Los Angeles; 100 Yards
'"j "Made tn 9.5 ; ; ,
WHERE ''BUBBLING OVER" GALLOPED HOME
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LOS AN GETLES COLISEUM,
May 15. -(By Associated Press.)
Charlie Paddock, - spectacalar
sprinter, . climaxed 7 his - season's
comeback here today when he ran
the 100 yard dash in 9.5 secohds,
lopping a tenth of a second off the
world s record for the century
held by himself and several others
The race was part of the Southern
Pacific AAU mee;.
- With every precaution taken to
clock" Paddock In bis try; at the
world s record. vr three ' watches
caught him at 9.5 seconds while
the fourth made it 9.6 seconds. A
slight wind ? was blowing" across
the track into the faces of the run
new. Otherwise the track condi
tions Were ideal. r
" Some of the honors of Paddock's
race : go to Charley : Borah, Unf-
verslty of Southern i California
freshman, who led the record
smashing sprinter almost to Pad
dock's spectacular finishing leap.
At the 90-yard mark Borah was
leading by eight Inches and Pad
dock, was running desperately, bis
legs churning cinders In their us
uai, style. Paddock's advantage at
the tape "was a scant four inches,
the tlmers said. .
STANFORD I STADIUM. PALO
ALTO, ; Cal., May 1 5 -(By Asso
ciated Press.) Twelve conference
records tumbled: into oblivion in
cluding a national collegiate mark.
under; the impetus of a host of
flashing performances today. In
the- eighth annual Pacific coast
conference track and field ; meet.
Stanford university, with a total
of 49 1-3 points, led a field that
included entries from eight of the
major institutions of the far west.
."University of Southern Califor
nia, 1925 national champions, was
second with 4 1 points and Calif
ornia's blue and gold squad round-edr-out
third place with 27 tal
lies to I tatctediq The rest of the
teams finished as follows: :
Montana iand.AYashingtoa, tied
f df.fjjurth place wtth. lSpoInts
cnr-: Wasbingttm!Statei feolleare
6-6 Oregon Agricultural college
5 1 regon;3-13; tfxb ' f r : i
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IfiFIIL SHOOT
Will Be .One of 10. Entered
j in .Telegraphic - Climax
- at? Portland -
' Salem.- Rod anoj Gun club will
be one, of the 10. gun clubs In the
state represen ted .-I today .. in : the
final round jt the $ tate telegraph
ic shoot, loW held in? Portland.
The'atehio4 ill tutifM
conjunction 71 (ih 'iheT; 'regular
mothIy-dasrscM5tT ertnerrm
laAdV-IUd34Ui4.iuiel
Pt fejmV"edut:t.
theUcal club.r has announced the
appointment of 4he 'following 'to
comprise the SiU$ team : for ..the
8tate:shoqt::: V; ,
George Palmer, iE. E. Ball, J.
C, -Simpson, Bert McKay ajid - II.
Looney. Grant Farria and Carl nAP 1 h5P5 Tfl HIIQIIFQ
Bahlburg will act as alternates. UAU ,L-U?t:b 1 U HUblt:b
The other nine clubs to be rep- ' '
resented are Hlllsboro. Eugene.: WASHlNGTOXs- WINS FROf
Portland La Grande. Wallowa . AGGIKS ; 'SCORE 14 To O
Coqullle, Heppner, Monitor W-v;'- '5-- -i '
Enterprise. The eastern teams v CORVALLIS, Ore., May 15.
are said to be strong. (By Associated Prets.) Wash
ington again beat OAC here today
14 to 9. Washington made six
runs in the first inning and four
more in the sixth, bff Dave Stru
ma ter, Aggie southpaw, Escalder
hit two homers arid Schulmerich
another for the Aggies. Tesrean
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