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Evening star., 1935-09-15
TWO TIGHT BATTLES
WON BY WHITE SOX
Lyons Scores, Az, and Whitehead,
in Ten-Inning Battle, Beats
Athletics by 2-1.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, September IA
Ted Lyons and John Whitehead
won q pair of pitching duels for the
Chicago White Sox today. Lyons turn
ing in 4-to-2 win over the Athletics
IN the opener of the double-neader.
and his twirling teammate emerging
victorious. to l, in the 10-inning
nightcap.
The Sox staged a two-run rally in
the ninth inning of the first game.
which gave Lyons the victory over
Rookie Woodrow Upchurch, young
left-hander.
Rip Radcliffe singled n the tenth
inning of.the nightcap, advanced when
Al Simmons walked, and came home
With the winning run on Zeke
Evening star., 1935-09-15
They Pick Baer.

MORE Baer pickers: John Car
michael. Chicago Daily News, <.
o., 7; Harry Martinez, New Orleans
States. K. o.. Z; Harry MacNamara,
Chicago Herald Examiner, K. O., 4;
Abe Pollock, Denver News, K o. be-
fore 6; Jack North, Des Moines Trib-
une, K. O.: Perry Lewis. Philadelphia
Inquirer, K. o., 7 or g. S. o. Grauley,
Inquirer, decision; Joseph Phelan,
Philadelphia Record, K. O., 8; How
ard Mann, Chicago Daily News, deci-
sion; Roland Mcintyre, Milwaukee
Sentinel, decision; John Fried, Phil
adelphia Bulletin, K. O., 10; Ed Moore,
Waterloo Gowa) Courier, K. o. early;
John O'Donneu, Davenport 0owa)
Democrat. K. o. within 8; Dan Des-
mond. Sioux City (Iowa) journal,
K. O., 8.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Favorites in Prelims.

EAVORITES of Capital fight fans
will be seen in the preliminarles
tomorrow night. The eight-round
semi-fnal is a rematch of Phil Fur,
still District Welter champion, and
frankie Camden, the punching
Camden, N j., speedster. FUR, COM
ing back after long rest, boasts he
will turn the tables on Blair this time.
Cannonading Joe Temes, Tampa
featherweight. is down for an eight
rounder with Danny London of New
York. joey got nine wins and draw
here before bowling to clever Petey
Sarron. In four -rounders Joe Doty,
Washington lightweight, who recently
upset the dope with a decision over
Perry Knowles. will meet Wade Allison
while Young Dixon. Filipino, who has
been starring on the West Coast, will
engage Sammy Mars.
This will be the last of the Turner
Ahearn fight offerings this month.
New talent will be brought here in
October. Gabe Menendez has coming
up. from Texas one cowboy, Howard
Scott, who has beaten among others
Joe Rivers. Sam Sobol. manager of
LippS, has added to his string of
fighters Maceo Bonds, a Washington
colored light-heavy. Both will be on
early Fall cards.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
PLANS DONKEY TOURNEY
First Ever Held Here Sponsored
by American Legion Post.

py American Legion FOSC.
A donkey base ball tournament
the first ever held in Washington-is
being planned by the Victory Post of
the American Legion to start at Grit
fifth Stadium the night of September
%. Eight Washington civic organiza-
tions will be involved in a series of
games which will end on October 2.
Moreover. the post is planning a
donkey foot ball game. something. not
yet attempted, but the natural out
growth of the idea of using donkeys
in sport. Plans for the grid contest
will be announced later by Morris A.
Bealle, local athletic officer of the
Legion.
Featuring the scheduled diamond
tournament will be a game between
the police and fire departments, who
will resume their time -honored RI
valry on Sunday afternon, September
29--two weeks from today. The open
ing game on the 28th probably will
be between the Lions and Optinists
Clubs.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Totals 33 13n Is

Runs-RadcIiffe, HOPKINS. Finney. Err
rors-None. Runs batted in-Whitehead,
Bonura, Higgins, Two-base hits-Warstler,
Appling. Stolen base-Radcliff Sacrifice
Haas. Double plays-Warstler to McNair
to FoXx c2). Appling to HAYES to Bonura,
Eoxx to McNair to Foxx: Left on bases
Chicago, 9: Philadelphia, ,: R"ses on
balls-Off Whitehead, !; of Doyle, z.
Struck out-By Whitehead. 4; by U.yle. 4.
Hits-Of Doyle, = in 9ls innings: of
Dietrich. o in a inning. Losing pitcher
Doyle. Umpires-Messrs. Summers, Mar
berry and MCGOWAN. Time-2:O5.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
PHILLIES BEAT BUGS
IN CLOSING STANZA
Blanton Hammered After Stretch
of Strong Pitching-Prim
Credited With Win

BY the Associated Press.
DITTSBURGH, September IA
last-inning, three-run rally gave
Philadelphia a 7-to-5 victory over the
Pittsburgh Pirates today.
The Phillies battered Cy Blanton for
four hits in the final inning. after he
had held them scoreless for five frames.
Blanton was pulled in favor of Waite
Hovt, who finished without allowing
a hit.
Joe Bowman left the mound for the
Quakers in the fifth after allowing
nine hits for five runs.
He was replaced by Ray Prim, who
WAS given credit for the victory.
Evening star., 1935-09-15

Runs-SimmonS. Bonura. Appling. Hop
kins, Warstler McNair Errors-SeWell.
Finney, Upchurch. Runs batted in-Sim-
mons. Hopkins. Hayes. Berry, Warstler.
Two-base h,t-Simmons Home runs
Simmons, Hopkins. Warstler Sacrifice
Higgins. Double plays-Hopkins to HAYES,
McNair to Warstler to FoxX. Hayes to Ap-
pllng to Bonura. Left on bases-Chicago.
3; PHILADELPHIA, g. Ease on balls-Of
Lyons, -: off Upchurch. ~ Struck out-By
Lyons, l; by Upchurch. l. Umpires-
MeSsrs. MCGOWAN, Summers and Marberry.
Time III
Evening star., 1935-09-15
BOWLING BERTHS OPEN.

Teams desiring a franchise in the
Bethesda Business Mems Bowling
League are requested by the president,
Judge Donald De Lashmutt, to be pres
ent at the final meeting tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock in Bethesda S
Boulevard alleys.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
GRID DRILL LISTED.

The Marion A. c., District unlimited
sandlot champions last year. request
all candidates for the foot ball team
to report for practice today at Fair
lawn field at IL o'clock. Snail
De Labre's presence is particularly de-
sired.
Evening star., 1935-09-15

Runs-Goslin. Dickey. Ryan. Errors
Hin, Goslin Two-baSe hits-Ryan. Dickey..
Home runS-Dickey. Goslin Sacrifice
Broaca. Double playS--Rolfe 10 Lszzeri
TO Gehrie: Dlckey to LazZeri: Rogell 10
Greenbere. Left on bases-New York. i
Detroit. 4. Bases on balls-Of Broaca.
>. of Crowder. l Struck out-By Broaca.
UmpireS-Messrs. Dinneen. Geisel and
Ormsby. Ilme-l :35
Evening star., 1935-09-15

VerQez, Gomez Hafey t2l p. Waner. Law
asetto- t2l: Errors-Young Chiozza; Go
mez, F. Waner Runs bstted & in-Gomez Gomez
Vaughan C2J. Young, Jensen. Two-bsse
hits-P. waner. Lavagetto. ,Eafey. Three
mill. Verqez. Sacrifices-Moore Browne,
VAUGHAN. Left on basel Philadelphia, 4;
Pittsburgh 8. Bases on balls-Of Bow
man. /: of Prim, none; of Blanton, 2.
Struck out-By Rlanton. 6; by Bowman.
Hits-Of Bowman. o in ) innings. of
Prim. . in innings of Blanton, p in
SIS innings; off Hoyt. none in q inning.
winning pitcheT.Prim. Losing pi1eher-.
and Reardon. Time-1:59.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
MINES IN TITLE CLASH.

The championship of the Federal
League will be decided on the East
Ellipse diamond at 4:30 o'clock tomor-
row when Procurement Division and
G. P. o. Federals meet in the final
of a three-game series.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
SECOND GAME.
Totals .35 a21 o Totals. 30
-Batted for Deshong in eighth.

Detrolt ----- O4O 0On 00f-5
New York ----------- 100 600 000-1
Lawson. Hill Runs batted in-Chapman M
Owen. White 90 Cochrane. Two-base
hlts-Walker, Hill. GehrinEer. Three base
hlt-Whne. Stolen bases-Hiu. White
Double plays-Cochrane to Owen; RogeIl
70 Gehrlnger to Greenberg t2D: Lazzeri to
Ryan 70 Gehrig, Left on bases-New York.
.. of Lawson. G, of Deshong. 3. Struck out
.By Brown |: by Lawson. 6; by Deshong
! 3 innings of Doshons. 3 in g 81 innings 81
oil Murphy. in ! inning Wild pitches
lawson. Murphy. Losing pitcher-Brown
Dinneen. Time-2:l5.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Aurora Gets Early Lead,

A URORA rode out to an early lead.
= Billy Post scoring three times in
the second chukker to make it ST.
and they continued to outplay Laddie
Sanford and his mates through the
first half to run up margin of IA
through the fourth period
Rallying much as they did against
the British invader, birmingham, in
the first round Thursday. the Hurri-
canes held Aurora scoreless through
the sixth and seventh chukkers and
the early moments OF the eighth Pc
riod while scoring four times them
selves. Then the rally fzzled out as
Aurora again went to the attack to
dominate the last few minutes of
the game
Billy Post was high gun for the
day with five goals while Knox, San
ford and Bobby Gerry each scored
three times.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
CALL GRID MEETING.

CUMBERLAND, Md, September IA
P.-High school foot ball coaches
and officials of Western Maryland
and neighboring sections meet here
Tuesday night to discuss the rules.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Title Match Wednesday.

The winners will play for the title
next Wednesday against the VIC
tor Of tomorrows match between
Greentree, featuring a rejuvenated
Tommy Hitchcock, and the defending
Templeton four led by s-goal Winston
Guest.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Totals..33 s2414 Totals..2S -

tBatted for Knott in eighth.
st Louis - 600 OOI 100
Boston -------------2 POI 600 20X-5
Runs-Solters. Bell. MeliIlo, Cooke t2D,
Almada,, Cronin. Error-Hemsley.. Runs
johnson l2), Almada: Two-base hits
Mazzera; Dahleren. Three-base hit-Al-
Cooke. acrifces-Almada. Berg Double
play-Melillo to Cronin to Dahlgren. Left
on bases--St. Louis. IL: Boston. 8. First
up, .; off Bowers. s. Struck out-By
Thomas; !; by Bowers. .; Hits-Off
Caldwell. 3 in innings; off Walkup, !
Knott. ! in / inning; off Thomas. none
in / inning; off Bowers, g in sis innings:
of Wilson. none in p inning. Winning
pitcher-Bowers. Losing ptcher-Cald-
well. Umpires-Messrs. Moriarty and
KollS. Time-2;05.
Evening star., 1935-09-15

tBatted for Nelson in ninth.
Boston .----- 600 OO6 OOO-6
Cincinnati -------- 00l 100 1OI-4
Runs-Mowry Mallon. Berger. Whitney
Urbanski, Spohrer. Chapman ~, Bottom
ley, lombard. Runs bstted in-Ber-
ger t2C; whitney: Urbanski. FTankhouse
Two-base hits-Mallon. Berger. Frank
house. Goodman (2). Three-base hits
Urbanski to Fletcher. Left on bases-Bos-
ton, 6; Cincinnati. 40. Bases on balls
Of Farmhouse, 2; off Nelson, .. Strike
Nelson. p Hitswoff Freitss. ii in 5as
Ta7in jTnn7inss; OF Frey none in 7, innings: OF
MBS % %rranEhouse P tcuyieTj. w Wiid d pltehM Iiaire
Nelson. LOSING pitcher-Freitas, umpires
--Messrs Magerkurth and Quisley. Time.
1:46.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
ROSS JEWELERS. TRAVEL.

Ross jewelers. will travel to Oxon
Hill today to meet the Fire Department
nine of that town The game will start
at l.30.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Today's Schedule
In SandlOt Loops

FOLLOWING are sandlot league
games scheduled for Sunday:
NATIONAL CITY.
Blue Flame Valet Shop VS. Dixie Pigs
on the South Ellipse at 3 O'Clock.
Junior Class
Auths VS.. Simpsons Pharmacy on the
South Ellipse at i O'Clock
MIDGET Class
Nolan Motor VS.. Takoma Playground
on the South Ellipse at Il o'clock.
MARYLAND COUNTY.
Senate Giants at Cabin John at o'clock
NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
White Section.
Aldie at Purcellville
Vienna at Millwood
Marshall at Fairfax Station.
Red Section.
Arlington at Manassas
Ballston at Falls Church
White Star Market VS.. Middleburg. at
Ballston.
AL games. at 3 o'clock.
ATLANTIC a PACIFIC.
Bokar W. Ratah on the Ellipse ut II
o'clock. e.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
MITCHELL HURT
ALTERS PROGRAM
Substituted Boxer Comes
From Baer's Camp With
Good Record.
BY John B. KELLER

zoe LIpPS, heavyweight from
Georgia, was all set to take the
measure of Terry Mitchell, the
~ Brooklyn terror-if he could
at the ball yard tomorrow night, then
move on to fat fight dates in New
York's Garden. But the Mitchell part
of the program went away" so it'll
be Tony Cancela that Joe will face
in the eight-round main go OF the
Turner -Ahearn boxing bill.
Terrible Terry took one smack on
his kisser from a sparmate during a
workout in New York yesterday and
had to have eight stitches in his lip.
Informed of this mishap, Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn burned the wires and
finally landed Max Baer's sparring
partner to fill the date. Cancela will
get here today.
It looks as if the program revision
gives Lips a tougher assignment, but
he'll still have a crack at the Garden
If he manages to get the better OF
Cancela. Any fighter doing that would
be highly regarded in New York.
So Lipps, fresh from his tWo-round
Knockout win over Kirk Burk, Wash
ington fist finger, last week. will be
in there tomorrow night fighting all
he knows how.
Change Pleases Lipps.
Joe is rather pleased to get shot al
a Cancela at that. Like Lipps. Tony
Is from the South, and at one time
billed himself as Southern heavy
weight champion. Lipps got an earful
of him and for some time has wanted
an engagement with the Tampa night
er. The switch from Mitchell to Can
celia may be something of break foi
the Georgian after all.
Lips has progressed tmpreSslVely
since he first appeared here late IN
July to lose a close decision to Mitch
ell, That was his first appearance
this far north of his Georgia home
and his first fight in some time. He
was not at ease in his new surround
ings. although he made hot go Of
It all the way.
Since Lipps has put three fights un-
der his belt winner in all. He handlly
disposed of Lou La Page and found
nothing more annoying in Julius
Weigh than the New Workers. refusal
to make fight of it, Weigh bicycled
his way through the bout. with Lipps
vainly trying to get at him.
Against Burk last Tuesday LlppS
veathered a solid sock to the face
and this Burk has a potent punch
to come back and knock his man cold
In The second round.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
CanceIa Has Been Around.

CANCELA is a ring veteran. He has
~ been battling EN- since 1929 and
battling a flock of good club" heavles
too. Tony has done most Of his fight
ing in the South, but he is we'll and
favorably known in the Middle West
and has made frequent appearances
in the East. Recently he has been
aiding Baer in preparations for the
meeting with Joe Louis next week.
Tony has met fighters familiar to
Capital followers of the boxing busi-
ness. Three times the Tampa lad has
encountered Buck Everett. One meet
ing resulted in no decision, once
Everett won and once Cancela got the
verdict. According to the New York
records. Tony holds a decision over
Bob Tow. He has defeated Eddie
Simms. Hans Birkie, Al MORO and
Harry English.
Cancela has no greater booster than
Max Baer Last January Max, then
champion, went through four brisk
exhibition rounds with Tony at
Tampa. Cancela looked so good to
Max that the latter declared himself
as ready to back him against any
heavy short of the class of main con-
tenders for the title. So it looks as if
Lipps might be taking on quite task
this time.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
AURORA POLO|STS
REACH FINAL TILT
Beat Hurricanes, lilo, in
Open Tourney-PIay for
Title Wednesday.
pvtha Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press'
w yESTBURY. NJ Y, Septenl-
Der 14.-Seymour Knoxs
wv Aurora four. 1888 open
v polo champions when Ell
mer Boeseke rode with them, today
gained the final of the 1885 event as
they stood off a last-minute rally
from the Hurricanes to score twice
in the last few minutes for an ll-lo
victory.
For a moment in the last period it
appeared they had let victory slip
away from them as the Hurricanes
pulled upon even terms and then
went ahead on four-hit run up of
the field by Bobby Strawbridge.
That appeared to be just the spur
they needed as Knox himself took
the following throw-in to hit the ball
up the field for the tying score and
Ebby Gerry followed a few plays
later with an angled goal from close
in to climax a sustained attack and
give Aurora its margin Of victory.
Evening star., 1935-09-15

Totals 81 IL - s Totals 3S IL % ]
'Batted for Frey in seventh.
fBatted for Nelson in ninth
The Washington times., 1935-02-28

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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-27
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Indies in liquidation
to the
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By publication dated l March 1895.
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having savings deposits with the Cank.
thatthe Bank was DESTROYS of repaying
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All holders of savings bank books with
our Bank. residing in st. Croix, as well
as other depositOrs of the Bank in Sc.
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Bank after the January, 1886, will be
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(saviDgs bank books, ete.) must after
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
CAMEO

A picture which combines mag nificence, sheer spectacle, and breath taking action with the poig- nance of human drama, Para- mounts "The Lives of Bengal Lancer" comes to the Cameo theater tomorrow.
 Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone, Richard Cromwell and Sir Guy Standing head the cast of the pie lure as officers of this colorful regiment. The drama arises from the conflict between Sir Guy Stand ing, who plays crusty, hard shelled colonel, and his subor- dinate officers.
 Cooper and Tone adopt Crom- well, the coloneps impulsive son. as their special Charge. When he becomes involved with a Russian girl and is carried off by & neigh boring chieftian, Cooper and Tone follow, although the colonel Tee fuses to go to his sons rescue.
 They, too, are captured and the chieftian employs torture to wiring the secret of an enormous ammu- milton convoy from Cromwell. The chieftion captures the ammunition and the .Lancers. although they face certain destruction. prepare to attack in order to check the re- volt which will follow.
 At this crucial moment Cooper hits upon plan, and. first swear ing the boy to secrecy on his own shameful betrayal. goes out to blow the fort to smithereens and save the Lancers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
LYRIC

Perhaps the most ambitious and
 costly spectacle that Hollywood
 has ever attempted, Paramounts
 "The Lives of 8 Bengal Lancer"
 comes tomorrow to the Lyric
 theater.
 Featuring Gary Cooper, Fran
 chot Tone, Richard Cromwell and
 Sir Guy Standing in the principal Eroles, "The Lives of q Bengal
 Lancer" is a stirring, colorful and
 action -crammed story of the eX-
 ploits and adventures of England's Colonial soldiers in India.
 | The story of "The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" Is that of the ex-
 traordinary bravery, discipline and skill that has enabled a mere handful of English officers to hold sway over the teaming millions ot India. Cooper is a captain of the 41st Bengal Lancers, commanded by Sir Guy Standing, when Sir Guys son, played by Richard Cromwell, arrives as a raw recruit.
 Cooper and Tone, also an officer of the regiment, take over the training of the young lad, but, on a visit to an adjoining province, Cromwell becomes involved with a beautiful girl and is kidnapped by Mohammed Khan, a hostile leader, who hopes that his father will pursue him and thus lead tue Lancers to disaster.
 Directed by Henry Hathaway, "The Lives of q Bengal Lancer" has had more than four thansand players in its cast during the four years of production. Monte Blue, Dougles Dumbrille, Kathleen
 Burke, c. Aubrey Smith, Col'n Tapley and Akim Tamiroff appear 1 in the supporting cast.
 | The companion feature is "Se- ouoia" starring Jean Parker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
CARROLL

Swift moving melodrama, de- liGhtful romance, sparkling com edy, delft direction and brilliant acting are all found in UniversaPs new film, Transient Lady," which opens tomorrow at the Carroll the- ater with Gene Raymond, Henry Hull, Frances Drake and June Clayworth in the featured roles.
 The story centers around trio of wandering promoters, a young girl, a young man and a middle aged man, who arrive in the town of Karnak to start a roller slsat. ing rink. The girl is played by Frances Drake, the young man by Clark Williams, a newcomer with a great della of promise, and the older man by Edward Ellis.
 Running the small southern town is Hamp Baxter, played by Henry Hull. Hamp is a crooked politician and nothing happens without his approval. But on the night of the opening of the skat. ing rink gang of his relatives. town hoodlums, try a lot of rough stuff on the older member of the wandering trio and one of them is shot and killed. The blame is be. ing fixed on young Williams, and things look very bad for him when Gene Raymond, in tho role of the leading young lawyer of the town, comes to the defense of the young man.
 The companion feature is s'The Good Fairy" co-starrlng Margaret Sullavan and Herbert Marshall. Other members of the cast include Frank Morgan, Reglnai Owen, Alan Hale, Cesar Romero and June Clayworth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
ALHAMBRA

Over four years in the making and q picture that combines mag nificence, sheer spectacle and breath taking action, "The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" heads the marvellous double feture program to be seen at the Alhambara thea ter tomorrow and Monday. Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone. Richard Cromwell and Sir Guy Standing head the cast of the pie ture as officers of this colorfui regiment.
 The plot of "The Lives of 8 Bengal Lancer" revolves about the conflict between Sir Gug Standing, --hard bitten, crusty colonel--and three of his subordinate officers. one of whom is his son.
 Their differences come to a head when the son, Richard Cromwell, is carried away by warning chief tain and Standing refuses to pur- sue because he cannot endanger his regiment. Disregarding his orr ders, Cooper and Tone follow in disguise, are captured and thrown into dungeon with Cromwell. Tortured for information on the whereabouts of tremendous con- voy of ammunition, Cromwell fin- ally breaks down and blurts out the regiment secret.
 The chieftain captures the ann munition train and prepares to lead a revolution against the Brit ish. The Lancers ride to attack him, although they realize that they will be destroyed, because it is their duty to stem the revolu- ton.
 The companion feature is "One Hour Late" starring Joe Morrison. Helen Twelvetrees, Conrad Nagel and Airline Judge.
 Directed by Ralph Murphy. "One Hour Late" is a blend of comedy, drama and romance on the story of the girl who doesn't know whom to marry, her penni- less sweetheart or her millionaire boss.