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Evening star., 1935-09-29
GREENTREE TEAM
ADDS POLO TITLE
Annexes Waterbury Trophy
in Stirring 1913 Win
Over TempIeton.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEw YORK. September zs.-
nj John Hay Whitney's Green
tree team won its second
a major polo title Of the season
at Meadowbrook today, defeating
Templeton, 1918 to take possession
Of the Monty Waterbury Cup.
Greentree, paced by the brilliant
Tommy Hitchcock, jr., profited by .
four-goal handicap allowance, but was
forced to come from behind to win.
Hitchcock's strategy and mallet WELD
ing finally spelled defeat for Temple
ton and in the sixth period the inter-
national star tore through the Tenn
pleton team to score four times.
Templeton started OH fast and in
the second period had wiped out
Greentree's allowance and gone into
the lead, 5-4. Through the middle
periods Templeton ganged up on
Hitchcock and prevented him from
doing much damage, but Tommy's
four goal surge brought Greentree
UP on even terms with their oppo-
nents l1-11 in the sixth chukker.
Tallies Winning Shot.
A T THE end Of the seventh chukker
- Templeton took the lead again.
1911, but then Hitchcock passed
twice to Bostwick and that fast rid
ing player made both his shots good.
The climax Of the game, played In
. drizzle on . slippery field, came
when Hitchcock Tailed the winning
counter on . lo-yard free shot after
Iglehard had been charged with .
foul.
Despite the condition Of the turf
there were no spills.
Line-Ups and Summary.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
VIRGINIA HORSES ENTER

PITTSBURGH, September % Cp)-
Five Virginia horses were among the
20 nominated by the Rolling Rock
Hunt Racing Association for the third
annual running of the International
Gold Cup Handicap Steeplechase at
the Rolling Rock Club at Ligonier, Pa.
on October IL. The horses and owners
are:
Oliver C.-Mrs. T. H. Somerville,
Montpelier, Va.
Patrick Day, 2d-Mrs. Kenneth
jenkins, Warren, Va.
Annapolitian-Robert B. Young,
Middleburg, Va.
Anchors Aweigh-Mrs. Arthur
White, Middleburg, Va.
Cold Punch-Mrs. J. H. Whitney,
Upperville. Va.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Three Bout All of Them Promising BanUp Action Police Card
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
GALLAUDET'S first grid practice

GALLAUDETs first grid practice
was held yesterday under
Coach Wayne Hart, former George
Washington star and one of the
greatest linemen ever produced in
Washington. Two veterans, Rock
well and Marshall, have not re-
ported yet.
President Wilson is thinking Sc
riously Of attending the world
series, and President Baker, Of the
apparent pennant-winning Phillies,
will make a personal visit to the
White House and tender the Ma
tion's Chief an invitation to attend
the first game there.
Walter johnson always eases up
after obtaining commanding lead,
seeking no records but being salts
fed merely to win his game. All
Of which may account for his last
ing qualities. johnson has pitched
eight seasons in the American
League and it would not be sur
prising II he pitched eight more.
He beat the Tigers, 80, yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
LAUREL ASSURED
Of RACING ARRAY
Discovery Included in 700
Horses En- Route From
Havre De Grace. ,

r r AVRE DE GRACE, Nd, Sep
tember 28.-1n the neighbor-
hood Of TOO horses, including
L L Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt 8
Discovery, Americas handicap cham
pion, are en- route to Laurel, where
the second lap Of Maryland's major
Fall racing season starts Wednesday.
John Purcell Turner, ST., race Sec
retary Of the Maryland State Fair,
Inc, states that nine stakes will be
run during the IS days sport at the
Saratoga of Maryland" as the course
situated on the Washington Boule-
ward is known to race goers.
Post time at Laurel has been set
for 1880 pm. On the days that a
steeplechase is carded eight races will
be programmed by Race Secretary Tur-
ner. sr.
Pari-mutuel wagering will be In
charge of H. A. M. Frank. He also
will offer the daily double" on each
days first and third races.
President Andrew ]. Cummings Of
the Laurel track reports q big advance
sale of club house and private box
seats, and is making plans to handle
an opening day crowd Of $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Rivers Coming Up.

CINCE battling Sarron last, Rivers
~ has jumped to sixth place in ma
tional ratings in the featherw eight
division, his stunning knockout OF
Mike Belloise playing major part
in his rise.
The Syrian Slasher has won his
last II starts, trimming Rivers and
Benny Bass twice, AL Foreman,
frankie Wallace, Patsy Severe, Baby
Manuel Joe Temes, Kid Chocolate
and Kid Covelli.
Phil FUR, the Districts welter-
weight champion, who has skidded
badly in recent matches, stacks up
against Sid Silas, young Jewish lad,
formerly Of New York, who yet has
to make a poor showing here.
Phil's dying bid for local main
event billing may DE cut short by
the former Ghetto puncher. who holds
a draw with Izzy Janazzo, one of
the foremost welters in the country.
Victor over Tony Rock In his last
start here, Silas probably will take
the decision if he weathers the early
rounds against Furr.
The Districts dusky population will
rally to one Of the most promising
eolored matches of the year when
Arthur Dantley, Baltimore's best IT'S
FOUNDER and a consistent winner in
Monumental City rings, goes to war
with Johnny Grant, whom Philly fans
have tagged as a coming champ. The
plans Of the directors call for the
opening Of a club for colored young
Sters.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
No Reason for Fears.

No Reason for Fears.
ITO A f1stic fandom, bored by sue
L cession Of mediocre heavyweight
champions, the rise Of Louis to the
top should be welcomed with impair
tial enthusiasm. In short, there is nc
longer the slightest basis for fears
about the consequences Of another
mixed match for the heavyweight title,
30 far as Joe Louis is concerned.
The Negro race has produced many
exceptional fighters. The last to hold
the world championship was the late
Tiger Flower, who won the middle
weight title In 1926. Young Jack
Thompson held the welter crown twice
and the colorful Battling Sikh was
light heavyweight champion until he
made the mistake of fighting Mike
McTigue In Dublin on st. Patricks
day.
To find any dusky warrior in class
with Louis, however. it is necessary to
70 back to such renowned ring men
as Langford, Jack johnson, Joe Wal
colt, Joe Cans and George Dixon. All
except Langford were world cham
pions. Cans held the lightweight title
for seven years and is generally rated
as one Of the greatest boxers Of all
times. Dixon was bantam and feather
champion in the COS. Walcott, the
Barbados Demon, was welterweight
champion and terrific puncher.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
GOODWIN REPORTS
HIS EYE IS 0. K.
Sure He Will Be at Best in
Go With Everett-0ther
Principals Fit.
BY BURTON s. HAWKINS.

b1 bUn1ON .. nhWAAN0s
7 FADED by anticipated slam
bang battles between Petey
Sarron and California Joe
L L Rivers, Buck Everett and Bob
Goodwin and Phil Furr and Sid Silas.
District boxing fans eagerly await the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club bene-
flt boxing show tomorrow night at
Griffith Stadium.
Drama will be behind every punch
during the scheduled SO rounds of
mauling. Buck Everett, District heavy
weight champion, who has enjoyed a
successful Summer, will clash with
Bob Goodwin, whose eyes are declared
fit after a lay-off and an operation.
Losing to Make Rosenbloom re-
Gently on a technical knockout when
o cut over his eye was reopened, God
win decided to do something about 1t.
He went into semi-retirement and had
the optic treated for the effects OF
Monsell's solution.
A powerful blood-stopping astrin-
gent which Is barred in the District,
the solution closes wounds immedi-
ately but forms fiabby tissue where
applied and easily is subject to reopen
ing. Goodwin was ahead Of Rosen-
bloom on points when Make reached
his eye.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
SHOWS NOT TO CONFLICT
Horses at Fairfax Also to Com.
pete at Spring Valley.

That the Fairfax horse and pony
show to be held Friday and Saturday
will in no way conflict with the Spring
Valley show here on Saturday was
assured yesterday when officials of the
former show announced that horses
entered in their exhibition on Friday
may be removed at the end of the day
in time to show here Saturday.
Only horses will be shown at Fair
fax on Friday, the ponies to be ex-
hibited the following day.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
GOOD GOODS Wins
TIGHT TURF DUEL
Beats Stand Pat by Nose
in Closing Feature at
Havre de Grace.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
r vAvRE DE GRACE, Nd, Sep
tember %. - Good Goods,
Brookmeade Stables brown T.
L L year-old colt, put on pound
ing drive in the last quarter today to
come up from fourth and win the
$4,000 added Havre de Grace Handi-
cap by a nose.
Second in the mile-and-a- -furlong
test for 3-year -oldS and up vas Ed
ward F. Seagram's Stand Pat by a
length over Mrs. Deering Howe's Only
One. Mrs. F. A. Carreaud's Time Sup
ply, the popular favorite, was fourth
by a head, with Araho Stables How
ard in nth by the same margin.
Good Goods triumph enriched Mrs
Dodge Sloan, owner Of the Brook
meade string, by $8,525. He paid
s16.10 for 50 straight tickets in the
mutuels.
A crowd Of approximately 10000
attended the closing day program
here and the total betting was expect
ed to near the s500,000 mark-both
figures records for the meeting.
Good Goods, carrying 110 pounds.
with Jockey e. Arcaro up, got away
tenth at the start and was in last
place in the field Of II at the quarter
mark. The Brookmeade colt moved
up to ninth at the halfway mark,
seventh at the three-quarter mark and
entered the stretch In fourth by
length and a half.
Stretch Battle . Thriller.
THE battle down the home stretch
set the crowd wild as the charging
son Of Neddie, out Of Brocatelle, closed
by inches on Stand Pat and Only
One. The finish was a herd Of flying
horses, the first five being punched
within three lengths.
Good Harvest, owned by Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt, ran tenth by five
lengths. The wealthy young turf
mans Postage Due had won the East
ern Shore $4,000 Handicap and Good
Gamble the $4,000 Potomac here the
last two Saturdays.
General Manager Edward Burke
said that the attendance and betting
at the 13-day meeting was IS per cent
better this year than the 1894 Fail
meeting.
Today's daily double combination Of
Jinnee in the first and Sparky in the
third paid $36.70 for 81. Sparky came
in ahead by nose and Jinnee by .
half length.
The secondary feature, the $4,000
Au Revoir Handicap, went to Toro
Nancy, with Legume second and Isaiah
third.
The Maryland major Fall racing
season continues Wednesday, with the
opening Of the Laurel meeting.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
GRAND SLAM IN FORM
Arlington Winner Being Primed
for Belmont Futurity.

Grand Slam, winner Of the Ar
lington Futurity in the silks Of p.
A. Markley's stable, Of Detroit Is rap
idly rounding into condition again
and is being pointed for the $100, 900
Futurity ut Belmont Park October II.
The Western champion was injured
. few days before the Hopeful and
has not had q chance to match strides
with CIV. Whitney's Red Rain, win.
mar 3 the saritogs Juvenile Stake.
and 4avorits to taks the Belmont
Evening star., 1935-09-29
NotabIeS to Attend,

A BEAUTIFUL Championship tro-
ply, which must be won by an
exhibitor three times to obtain perma-
nent possession, will be awarded the
owner of the horse scoring the most
points in the model hunter. hack and
hunter, thoroughbred hunter, corin-
THAN and ladies' hunter classes.
Another challenge cup is to be pre-
sented to the winner of the Montgom-
cry County saddle class. This, too,
must be won three years before it is
retired.
Gov. Harry w. Nice, former Gov.
Albert C. Ritchie, who attended last
year. and many other State and county
officials are expected to appear.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Sticks to Heavy Class.

GIFTS pretty tough when you buck
up against fighters several notches
lower and have the fight stopped be-
cause your eyes cut" explains the
southerner. Now that those old cuts
are healed there will be no stopping
me. In fact I'm starting my latest
winning streak against Everett tomor-
row night"
Although Joe Louis is not ex-
pected to tremble at the news, Bob
intends to stick strictly to heavy
weight fighting in the future. The
iightheavy class, according to Bob
IS cluttered with bunch OF pa
lookas and he believes he'll stand
chance to make more money battling
the big boys.
Twice conqueror of Matte Brown
here and more recently having boxed
Joe. Knight and Young Herrera to
draws while gaining knockout over
Young Camera, Everett, the most
pleasing heavy to show here in
months, will have a lot to say about
how far Goodwin will 60.
Gnomish Petey Sarron, recently
returned from q sea voyage, runs
head on into Joe Rivers. prime
favorite with Baltimore fans. Beaten
by the hairy little man twice pre-
viously, Rivers says he will shoot
the works this time. Joe expects
to experience little difficulty in max
ing l29 pounds, the limit set by Sar-
ron for their 10-round battle.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
BOATS.

OWENS CRUISER, used. fully equipped. "a
streamlined sedan model: GRAY h-5l. auxil.
sail. ;roomy fast. comfortable. Owens, Yachts.
Bouchers PIT. CEastportl. Annapolis, Nd.
WANTED -Serviceable family row boat
with or without outboard motor. Write or
phone John B. Shepard, 800 Cumberland
ave. Chevy Chase. Nd.
WHEELER 36-ft sedan cruiser for sale.
Sleeps FIVE; speed, IL miles. Phone WIS
consin 37S7.-
CABIN BOAT. 26 IT. good motor; S100
49S NJ st. sw.
rs EX-COAST GUARD, twin Sterlings;
fully equipped less than cost at Govt.
auction. Address Box 107-E. Star ofhce.
OPEN. BOAT. 30 #. completely over
hauled: sacrifice. $500. 3204 Central
YAWL 40 IT.. HerShoff auxiliary 81 900.
Thomas Langan. Shipwright ST., Annap-
oils Nd
Evening star., 1935-09-29
LIST u CLASSES
FOR HORSE SHOW
Three Special Features on
Program for Event at
Chevy Chase.

~ FFICIALS in charge Of the
third annual Montgomery
County Charity Horse Show
~ last night announced a pro-
gram of IS classes for the meet to be
held next Saturday in Rock Creek
Park, at Chevy Chase. Md. The show
will open at 10 am. and continue
throughout the day.
In addition to the events for show
horses, the committee has arranged
three special features. including an
old-time tournament, a rodeo by SOL
diers from Fort Myer and an exhibi-
ton by the musical troop of the Vir-
ginia garrison. The tournament is set
for IL am.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Unofficial Title ut Stake.

WHILE District ring rules call for
wv 15-round titular matches, the
victor in the Ray Billy Bullock
set-to probably will be acknowledged
local lightweight king.
With q promise to box cleanly and
pin back Joe Green's ears in the bar
gain, Leroy Dougan gets back into the
local picture once more. Set down for
six months for rough riding in his
last start against Green, Dougan has
needed the words Of the late Maj.
Lucien Vandoren to box cleanly and
now promises to advance more rapidly.
Joe Dobson, Company e. Fifth Bat
talon, Fleet Marine Corps Reserve,
will defend his battalion feather
weight title against Jimmy Fitzsim-
mons, Company A Of the same outfit
Dobson is q rough, tough kid from
Alexandria who got the nod over
Jimmy the last time out. The win
ner will receive the Fred Buchholz
Medal, emblematic Of the battalion
championship.
Wild Bill Howell, the Clarendon
euffer who, win or lose, never stops
dinging his fists, goes up against q
fighter OF his own style In Baby Face
Untz, Quantico Marine bugler.
Fistic fans will get an eyeful Of
Just what type Of regular fellows
they're helping along when little
Eddie Arnold and Terrell Roberts, 65-
FOUNDERS, meet in the opener at q
O'Clock.
Immediate ringside seats are priced
at $3.50, ringside elevation, $2.75:
front row boxes, upper and lower,
S2.20. General admission tickets are 81.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
LINING UP BASKETERS
Government Loop Asks Franchise
Seekers to Meeting.

oechSTS " mCcI4ASs
Teams interested in entering ths
United States Government Baske'
Ball League are requested to have
representatives present at q meeting
Of the loop Tuesday at the Y. M. G
A. at 5 o'clock.
Ten court clubs already have en-
tered, but an additional eight are de.
sired by officials. Those who have
signified their intention Of participat-
ing are the Patent once, r. G. A.,
State Department, @. p. O., 2. w. A.,
Rural Electrification Administration
Veterans Administration. W. p. A.
and N. r. A.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
DEMPSEY TOUTS LOUIS
Declares He'll Kayo Braddock in
Round, Rule 10 Years.

BUFFALO, N. Y, September 28 CP.
Jack Dempsey. former heavyweight
boxing champion, declared today Joe
Louis win knock out Jimmy Braddock,
present titleholder, In the first round
when they meet and viii hold the
crown 10 years.
Dempsey, here on business. said
Louis Il one Of the greatest lighters
! ever hsye soon.s
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Good Gamble Is Slow.

A G. VANDERBILT-S flly, Good
Gamble. winner over Count Ar
thur in her last two starts, lacked her
usual speed and finished poor third,
eight lengths back of the Hertz colt.
Black Gift and Palma completed the
small but select field.
King Saxon was installed a 4-to-5
favorite. He covered the mile and
sixteenth in 1:4335.
Count Arthur was first away in a
bad start, with King Saxon right after
him. Rounding out the back stretch,
King Saxon began his winning drive
Good Gamble was badly outrun early
in the race.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
KING SAXON HOME
FIRST BY A NOSE
Turf Ace Is Forced to Run
One of Best Races to
Beat Count Arthur.
BY the Associated Press.


N YEW YORK, September 28.-
N King Saxon had to turn in one
VI of the best races of his career
4 Y today to outlast Count Arthur
in a two-horse duel and win the
Continental Handicap, feature event
on the closing-day card Of the Metro
politan Jockey Clubs Fall meeting at
Jamaica.
A crowd Of 10000 braved the in
clement weather to see the getaway
days program. The victory earned
s3,740 in prize money for c. H. (Pat)
Knebelcamp.
King Saxon's stamina and a well
judged ride by Sonny Workman en-
abled the 4-year old son of Saxon to
outlast Mrs. John D. Hertz's Saratoga
Cup winner and win by the margin
Of nose.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
TO PROTECT DISCOVERY.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt has announced
that his great horse, Discovery, will
not start in any race again this year
where the weight is more than 135
pounds.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
SHOW ENTRIES POUR IN.

WARRENTON, Va, September 28
Entries are coming in rapidly for
the Warrenton horse show, which will
be held October II and ~. One stable
has made 56 entries, and 80 have been
received from an exhibitor in Ohio
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mighty sorry, Douglas. But the
real apologies should go to 10
Daricn. My wife built Il fire I'M
der the poor kid-and your
mother added some fuel of her
own. All my iauit of course"
"But that doesn't straighten it
out" Marsh said.
what do you mean?"
az mean that you can't make
these things happen and then say
you're sorry, Pete. There's more
to it than that. /" Marsh hest
tated, lit another cigarct before
he went on. 81 feel more or less
responsible for 10 Daricn, you
know. She didn't want to come
down here in the first place, but
/ saw she was in a tough spot
and ! thought it would be a good
thing all around"
Fragonct was silent a moment
! Then: "If you're warning me tC
keep off in the future, Pm afraid
you've the wrong slant on this
whole thing, Doug. Pm serious
I'm divorcing Edna-or she's di'
vorcing met doesn't matter
which, really" The actor turned
suddenly to Marsh. "Im really
in love with 10. want to marry
her"
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Il see - replied Marsh
slowly. "And what does 10
Think"
"Shc hasn't had time to think.
She-shc doesn't know whether
she loves me or not, and"
Marsh interrupted him with a
tight laugh. 81 should think she
could tell if you did, Pete. Love
isn't such a subtle emotion, you
know, that a girl can't feel it."
"All right. Let's say she doesn't
love me then. Worse than that,
she won't give herself chance
because of Edna. Pm going to
divorce Edna, and then I'll
/ Wait"
"A bit tough on Edna, isn't
it?' asked Marsh.
"Why is it," Fragonct burst
out. "Shc doesn't love me. For
years she's been like IA cold
shadow, Just following me, watch
ing me. She's not Jealous be-
cause she loves me, but because
she doesn't want anybody to
have even part OF Fragonet,
the picture star. It's not be-
cause she loves me than she
dosn't want me to have other
womcn-it's just because she
couldn't stand to have them say
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ing that she didn't own me al
together The actor paused,
looked sidcwise at Marsh. "So
you see, it isn't really 10 who's
causing a split-up between Edna
and nc. That's been in the cards
for long time, Doug. But if |
hadn't fallen in love with 10 |
might have let it run on indcfi--
nitely. After all, a divorce is
bad publicity for 4 movie star
nowadays"
Marsh did not reply for a long
time. Finally he took a step
closer to Fragonet and gazed
straight into his eyes. Look
here, Pete I'd like you to be
awfully sure that you feel
straight about 10. We've been
friends long enough SO that /
can say what | think, haven't
wc?'
Jragonct smiled. II hope So"
90 Daricn's about 10, Pete
and you'll never see 40 again.
In pictures you're 2S--but that
doesn't hide the fact that you're
more than 20 years older than
10. a lot of waters gone under
your bridge, Pete-and this girl
CONTINUED on page six)
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NO CURFEW NEEDED,
BEAR is AT LARGE

CARY, July 27.-UP)-Cuf-
few bells don't ring in this road
side village. but the citizens are
keeping curfew hours anyhow.
They are behind closed, even
barred doors every evening by
husband now they're going to
stay there until n. V. Langley 5
pet bear is recaptured.
The bruin has been at large
since the weekend, when he re-
scented being left alone, splashcd
in his pool until he had soaked
his collar enough to slip out, and
departed.
Each day brings new reports OF
missing chickens, calves and pigs
in the vicinity.
Langley says the bear is harm.
less to humans. but the citizens OF
Cary aren't quite ready to take
his word for it.