CLASSIFIED ADS fT,. , - CLASSIFIED ADS SPORTS . JSlttl WEDNESDAY, February 9, 1955 C ** Startling Upsets Mark Action-Packed Cloves Card * lflfin,Lose or Draw Taylor Kayoed Canadian League Shelves By BURTON HAWKINS THREE MONTHS AGO Comdr. Fred Losee disappeared . By PW; Bid for Truce With NFL Recent By the Into the basement of his Bethesda residence with a trimn Associated Press [ the same time, the league tight* German beauty and little has been seen of him since. TORONTO. Feb. 9.—The Ca- ; ened the United States player Big League limit to The German beauty occupying his spare time—and the• nadian Four today from 10 8 for any team spare time of a swarm of sports car en- Davis Is Ousted shelved until next year any and ruled its members will be " agree a no-raiding • only Veritas, effort to on allowed two “Canadianized” thusiasts in the area—is a only ' 20 Bouts agreement with the National Americans (imports with four racer of its type which will compete in the Tomorrow Football League. years in Canadian ball) instead Florida International Grand Prix March 13 § ms I As Event Resumes m Last month the .Big Four: | of three. voted, 3-1, to honor NFL player | | Under the new ruling—an Fred and his friends have hovered over I At Turner's Arena contracts and options. Now the | | answer to the problem that league has decided to honor NFL ; threatened to drop Toronto from the white import like surgeons involved in : ~ I j By Dick O'Brien contracts but to make it an open | the Big Four because of its stand a delicate brain operation. They’re rebuild- ‘ players merely against 1 With two ranking favorites season on under the no-raiding motion— lng the Veritas to withstand a 12-hour option to NFL clubs. Toronto has decided to recon- endurance in which last year’s winner, eliminated on an action-packed The compromise kept peace sider test program in its decision not to rehire an Italian-built Osca, traveled 884 miles and I witnessed by a near- the Big Four. Toronto, with its 1954 imports. J capacity players finished with its brakes out. I crowd last night at seven NFL already under Hamilton and Montreal, which contract, had objected Big playoffs It’s a more exacting grind than the I Turner s Arena, fans are look- to the finished in the Four jgjf j January decision after dropping last season, each have room for Indianapolis 500, since the course of 5.2 ing forward to another wave of Burton H.wkin» <3| its 10 United States imports in i three NFL players on their ros- miles requires 14 turns—right and left—to • upsets tomorrow night in the ¦b shuffle third-place ¦j JB a to better its j ters, but both have indicated the lap. This will require shifting 28 times a lap, reducing l final elimination round of the finish in 1954. they’ll stay clear of players on speed to no more than 32 miles an hour at one point and 1955 Golden Gloves tournament, In changing its decision, the option. I Big Four let Toronto keep four ' Ottawa, the weak sister zooming at full power down the 4,600-foot straightaway. The ’ sponsored by The Star. j of the of the United States players al- league, ready sign winner will travel approximately 170 laps, which will neces- | j is to any NFL The excited Gloves spectators ready signed, but confiscated the ! player not already under con- sitate more than 2,300 turns and 4,600 shifts. got a sample of what is in store other three for disposition. At -1 1 tract, however. ** * * for them in the run down the THERE CAN BE 300 man-hours of wasted time going stretch last night as Welter- weight BillyTaylor Myer Two Pro - into Losee’s efforts, for it's a heartbreaking contest. Last of Fort Veterans Ready for Talks and Middleweight year Italian Joe Davis of an Lancia led at one point by 88 miles, but with Quantico were ousted in startling an hour to go the motor conked out. Driver Peiro Taruffi 1 upsets. pushed his shiny red car 2 miles in the dark to his pit, but Udell Davidson of Fort Meade, Redskins Seek Other Signings it was too late. released only six months ago “We’re sandlotters trying to beat the Yankees,” Comdr. from a Korean prisoner of war After Guglielmi camp, and with only fight Stalemate Losee says, “but it’s fun trying. Briggs Cunningham, for one on plays his amateur record, stunned the By Lewis F. Atchison | Hecker offensive end as Instance, recently bought three Maseratis at $21,000 apiece as crowd by knocking out Taylor, Negotiations between ! well defensive halfback and which he’ll enter. He'll spend $7,000 to SIO,OOO preparing for Coach is a ball hawk in both positions. the 1954 New England Golden Joe Kuharich and Ralph Gug- 1 He was overshadowed by ¦ Gloves champion, in 19 seconds lielmi, Notre Dame’s All-America Tom | of the first round. , 1 Fears on offense with the Rams, were temporarily but with the | It was the quickest knockout stalemated today, but the Red- r Redskins would be of the tournament and was fol- were ‘ assured of plenty of work in skins busy on the home both positions. I lowed almost immediately by the front signing up players for their 1 I upset o( Davis at the hands of 1955 squad. r The Redskins have received James Yarborough, signed I the standard Backfield Coach Mike Nixon j the contract of Bill I bearer from the Little Creek Am- Syracuse yester- Leonard, 6-foot-l, 195-pound de- phibious He returned from I Forces. day with the good news that he , fenslve back from Penn State, who picked a Sawyer Outpoints Hunt. and Halfback Ray Perkins had j was up as free just agreed agent. A member Nittany Only ranking about to terms. of the one of the three Lions’ squad, a night’s Perkins, a left-handed passer, 1952 Leonard is I favorites on last card sur- Army Signal early will come Washington J lieutenant in the I vived the test as the seniors to Satur- Corps day and is expected sign ’ but is scheduled for dis- § showed their hand for the first to at ’ charge time. that time. soon. | End Coach Joe Tereshinski also He Rudy Sawyer Two other players, both pro | I was of the returned from a trip Chapel Navy Destroyer Force, veterans, are due here this week to I the 1953 Hill, N. C., where he talked to I Western Golden Gloves cham- end to discuss terms. Jim Hill, Larry pion, outpointed defensive halfback Halfback Parker of North I who Julian obtained Carolina. The youngster deferred Hunt, a at 4 m from the , will con- Comdr. Fred Losee’s Veritas. Marine stationed the signing until he talks to Coach Patuxent River Naval Test —Star Btaff Photo by Ranny Routt. fer with Kuharich Friday, and Cen- George Barclay and Line Coach the race. Don Healey of England probably will bring over ter. ROCKED BY A RlGHT—lrvin Stewart of the Northeast AC rocks from the impact of hard Norb Hecker, obtained from the a Los Angeles years Marvin Bass of the Tar Heels, 15 technicians, mechanics and drivers.” Despite all this crowd-pleasing right hand thrown by Dick of Olympic Club Rams two action, DuFour the in the third round of their novice ago. will meet the but Tereshinski reported he Comdr. Losee, attached to the Naval Medical Research the show stealer of the featherweight fight in the Golden Gloves coach Satur- night turned up in tournament last night at Turner’s Arena. DuFour day. Hecker played with the sounded interested. Institute, insists his hobby isn’t strictly for millionaires. the final went on to take the decision. The referee Ray Argonauts Meanwhile, Kuharich expect- bout between Johnny Martone, is Bowen. Toronto last year. “Membership in a golf club, green fees, clubs, caddy fees, *—- —. ed to visit Purdue today to talk the fighting policeman from the Hill, who wels traded to the drinks, everything goes expen- along ; to John Allen and Wally Hous- dances and that with it can be First Precinct, the father of Fight Redskins with Linebacker sive, but I don’t go for golf. This is and, children, Learned to in Native England LaVern Torgeson for ton. The coach is due back in »y outlet after the three and William ¦ Middle Washington tomorrow. initial Investment of a car, the outlay isn’t overwhelming." Carton Os Fort Meade. ! Ngshua Withdrawn Guard Jim Ricca and End Walt nearing Kuharich and Guglielmi are ** * * a Yowarsky, is the end of Martone won blazing uiree his military not too far apart on terms and uphill Downes Shows Plenty of service in the Army, HE WON’T STAND a chance of winning the over-all prize, round exhibition in an Class From Torgeson ; the Redskins expect the differ- fight Race at Hialeah He and could be of Comdr. Losee says, but there’s a race within the race at that had the fans stand- tremendous ence to be adjusted with a little ing on their feet at the finish. By the Associated Press help in bolstering which he’s aiming and which in the’eyes of many is more In Impressive Gloves Victory the Redskins’ secondary defense. (See REDSKINS, Page C-S.) It’s the performance” The decision of the officials. MIAMI,Fla., Feb. 9.—Nashua, coveted. “index of trophy. With cars Referee Charley Reynolds j By George entered, and Huber Fort Meade. The customers Belair Stud’s 2-year-old cham- of varying engine sizes they’re given a goal of so Judges Bobby loved one, too, Schwartz and Welterweight Terry this and stood on pion of 1954, delayed his winter many miles. Thus the car which travels the greatest number Jerry Looney was in Downes * their chairs to cheer both boys unanimous J of London, representing today of miles in of its calculated performance favor of Martone. 1 the " finish, get- debut because of an “off excess wins the index Quantico Marines in the Golden at the with Martone trophy. His car will hit a top speed of 125 miles per hour, Form reversals were the rule | ting the nod. track” at Hialeah Park. of the evening B Gloves tournament at Turner’s while some of the bigger buggies among the 80 starters will in the senior Arena, is much more entertain- Gevinson, Hanbury on Hand. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, division as Roosevelt Palmore, r Nashua, get up to 160. '• ing to watch than Britain’s usual Among the spectators last trainer of said the rac- unattached, beat Ed Burroughs boxing I ing strip was rough” From Italy will come the Ferrari Moondials, the Maseratis s gifts to these shores. night were two well-remembered “too for of Northwest AC and Billy The 18-year-old Downes, in his charge to make his first start and the Oscas. • France will be represented by the Deutsch- Taylor out- f former Golden Gloves champions of the Northeast AC this country years, | of 1955. There's o Location Near You . I a two showed f \ who went on to some fame in I I II Bonnet, tidbit giant-killer. The Porsche 550 Spyder is a as i The track was drying out from (Continued on Page C-2, Col. l.j) himself one of the cleverest pro ranks, Lou Gevinson VISIT OUR NEW STORE AT German racer, along with the Mercedes-Benz. From England tourney night J and Lew yesterday’s rain and was V boxers in the last “ Hanbury. Gevinson won five rated will come Jaguars, Aston Martins, Austin-Healeys, Keift- in decisioning Leo Harrington "slow” but was expected to be Hampden Lane / I Gloves titles and Hanbury three by post \4718 AT ALL Bristols, Cooper-Bristols and Arnolt-Bristols. of Fort Meade. He shoots with days. fast time. \ Bethesda, Md. / 3 STORESI Golden Gloves | in their amateur colt, $182,865 VV4 Slk. off Wit. Avc. in the M It’s strictly amateur, with trophies the only reward. And beautifully sharp and clean lefts The who earned hardly ! “Boxing certainly has been last year and four stakes, spirit of amateurs, sports and rights, with a useless won SJVE In the car enthusiasts have swarmed Results motion. punches, good to me,” Gevinson declared. had been working well for to- to Comdr. Losee’s aid. getting He wastes no He’s help from the Navy, Air NOVICE DIVISION. indulges in no wild swinging. [ “I’d like to take off 20 years and day’s race, the $6,000 Bay Breeze Force, Army, Marines and civilians. 126-Pound Class. He’s the kind of sharp hitter • 40 pounds and get right back in Purse at seven furlongs. ™ that ring. His co-driver will be Maj. Bill Kincheloe of the Air Force. Dick Du (Olympic Club) ) who in a pro battle would have , | Nashua will not run in Satur- sJisr Four day’s $25,000 Everglades In his pit crew will be Capt. Tom Willmon, executive officer of decisioned Irvin Stewart (North- . his opponent cut up and bleeding II “For a poor boy I guess I did added FISK Institute, east AC); in five rounds. all right with boxing. I got a and his first start of the season TIRES the Naval Medical Research and Nick Ryder, a James Johnson 1 Terry no expjcted a (Southeast Boys Club) is novice, as was scholarship to Columbus Univer- is in a mile and Marine Reserve who is a student at American University deci- i February J WITH FREE TUBES! (United j obvious from his classy display sity, then I went pretty good sixteenth race 22 as a Danny Jacobs, formerly with the Army’s 29th Division; sioned Warner Anderson j as Ralph States Navy). last night in beating the durable ¦ j a pro and quit while Iwas ahead warmup for the SIOO,OOO added 1 A GOODRICH Russell, an ex-Navy flyer, and George Stathers of the Civil Harrington. year won i : Flamingo Stakes to be run at tusthtss 135-Pound Last he with all my marbles and a nice a jU GOODYEAR Aeronautics Authority, are engine specialists who have been Class. the Maryland State and South jbankroll. I’ve got no com- mile and a furlong February 26. srtcihhs MM assisting. Garwin Sturdivant (Quantico ) Atlantic amateur titles and was i plaints.” riRESTONE Marines) decisioned outstanding E ** * * James Biggs 5 chosen as boxer in ! good ‘"“’V (Northeast AC); There also was a smatter- John Temple ; both tourneys. The United ing Blue Ruler Works Mile U. S. ROYAL ffl ii CHARLEY WALLACE, a hair salon owner, who is the (Northwest AC) stopped of Marine brass around Tur- John i States can’t take credit for his night. A/co At Low Prices Nation’s top Jag driver, and Dr. Dick a Porsche (Merrick ner’s Arena last About 40 Thompson, Galleazza Club), 1L development as a fighter, how- Os the corps’ Special pilot, will against Comdr. Losee Sebring, minute ever, as Service offi- In 1:36.4 at Santa Anita compete at but they’ve of the third round. he was England’s school- cers are in Washington for a strategy given boy boxing champion By th« Associated Pre»* consulted with him on and numerous valuable 147-Pound Class. before com- sports council and they turned . ing to this country. ARCADIA, Calif., Guaranteed tips. Sylvester Summers (Southeast up Golden Gloves to Feb. 9 20.000 W 0 at the watch or full monthe « Since the Veritas is a rare racer, Comdr. Losee has con- House) won by forfeit over Loaded With Talent. the Marines in action. Blue Ruler, likely looking 3-year- tacted scores of sources for information. Advice about king Charles Bruce (Andrews Air That 147-pound senior division Hollywood also was represent- old colt who has won his last WHITEWALL Tire and Premiam , seems loaded talent. among 20,000 pins and bushings came from Germany. He wrote to France Force Base); John Leggett (Police with One ed the customers by Bop four starts, worked a mile in TIRES LINE TUBE Guaranteed Club No. 13) decisioned ’ of. the opponents Downes will Francis and William Leslie, who FISK | for carburetor dope. Gasket information London 1:36.4 between races at Santa including or 18 full months. came from Oyster Graham (unattached). have to beat before he can claim have parts in “The Long Gray FREE mile* Bay, J.; Anita yesterday. Butyl no N. tire tips from Raceway City, Ind., and there was the title is Udell Davidson of Line,” currently showing at Premium g> ftW ready response from sports 160-Pound Class. Meade, The Murcain Stable is groom- FIRST LINE Tub# VleO* I other car owners when he sought Fort scored the fast- Keith’s. There’s a bit of boxing ing the youngster, through Bill Sechrist (Little Creek) est of picture, who hasn’t The & Tube Sole xl6 other advice a trade journal. stopped knockout the tournament in that so it was only run this year, for the SIOO,OOO | | Willie Williams (North- when he stopped Billy Taylor of natural that Francis It has been a lot of trouble. Comdr. Losee doesn’t have AC), and Leslie Santa Anita Handicap February 6.70x15 $17.87 Blackwell , lie I east 1:03 of the third Fort Myer, the New England gravitate a garage, so he converted his basement. He removed two round; should to the boxing 19. Yesterday’s sizzling perform- 6.50x16.. 18.87 TireendTube I Eugene Dew (Quantico Golden Gloves champion last as they passed through sections of 6-foot Marines) i matches set at rest any speculation a cedar fence, took out a huge picture stopped Milton Grant year, in 19 seconds. Washington. ance 6.00x16... 14.87 *! that Blue Ruler wasn’t ready 6.70x15 2*51 I window and rolled the Veritas into the recreation room. He’s (Spartan AC), 1:11 of the third Hard work has developed his for 7.10x15.. 18.87 (i crwifi 15.87 I round; (Merrick punch, according to Davidson, the big race because of lack of c already had a pack of fun tinkering with the car, and if he Don Purcell racing. 7.60x15.. 21.87 14.87 I Club) won by who a actual forfeit over John is sergeant with Dukes . 23.87 should cart home a prize from Sebring he’ll be a merry man the Ban Two Frosh yesterday 8.00x15 Crawford (CYO). 1,729th Construction Battalion. Blue Ruler worked n 16.87 I among his mice at the institute. PITTSBURGH, Feb. 9 (JP).— with his stablemates, Fair Ruler B^'s - If he SENIOR DIVISION. In between his Army chores, Duquesne University doesn’t win? The prospect doesn’t bother him. which aren’t on light has an- and Lamar's Reward. Blue Ruler 147-Pound Class. the side in nounced indefinite suspension was the juvenile ZO.o/ "Think of all the nice people I’ve met fooling around with a outfit, tries champion of MOUNTED ik I construction he to 5 Terry Downes (Quantico of the two tallest members of ' the West last year won ftß.2oxl Free this thing," he says. Ma- get in hours of boxing and FREE! „ h«w Tires Mounted rines) seven the freshmen basketball squad, ; Hollywood’s Starlet A decisioned Leo Harring- workouts day. starting Stakes and (Fort a with an of Orange, J., ton Meade); Roosevelt hour a DePalma East N. I the Del Mar Futurity. His stable and half of roadawork at ««!* ‘c Palmore (unattached) decisioned 5 a.m. and Jack Nars, Akron, Ohio, i says the colt doesn’t need hard P J M»• 11lr ”. Zrt 1 both 6-foot-6, for curlew racing, condition, Park B* I Reinhart's Ed Burroughs (Northwest AC); Those spectators who came viola- i is easy to and ' CHARGE Old Magic Works ] Udell Davidson (Fort Meade) late or left early tion. loves to run. stopped Billy Taylor missed the (Fort two most exciting bouts. The ** As Petcavich Surprises Terps Myer), 19 seconds of the first second fight of the night, a 1 round; 8 By Whittlesey he had a string of foul William Taylor (North- novice featherweight fuss be- Tire & Tube I rsgggff I TU® -. I Merrell li shots east AC) Ralph Both OMOWJSiiwP m ¦ 04 I without decisioned Green tween James Johnson the Guaranteed I BK I 7 * Bill Reinhart, a magician a miss. (Spartan AC). of Six Month* I 4eSflVTd I Quorantea jI the first official trophy that gofs cause of over- West 6.99 I I ttu just Creek) stopped James Perry It was a shame both couldn’t T«etor» I Gnaranteedt 6.40x15 '0.40| j 16.80 I to the Big Three title winner. zealous officiating, but be- ,k I (Police Club 13), 15 win, but it was, the decision w Reinhart, cause of modern basketball's No. seconds as tTmIZ u*,X. 7.10x15 -I with an assist from ! silly rules. of the second round; went to Johnson. r I Joe Holup, a 33-point ! ; Arthur made j Durden (Camp Lejeune) The final bout was the out of Joe Petcavich, The Colonials lifted their win- ' deci- same scorer who I sioned Cliff Robinson (Bolling only more between the senior in previous games ! ning streak to seven straight, s.o the three GW i i Air Force Base); middleweights. John Maryland their season’s record to 16-3, Howard Irvin Martone of with had scored ex- (Little Creek) the CYO RACES; decisioned and William Carson of 1 actly points. and now for the last two years Clar- POST TIME P.M. EST. I four The Colo- they’ve ence Gist (Fort Meade); won, 73-67, a won 39 games and lost ! James Admission to the grandstand, nials before few (Camp Lejeune) 50 than at College six. They can top last year’s , Leftwick deci- cents, including tax. Luxurious _ < . jTSi Mnti less a full house (United Be Sure Special Park. mark of 22-3 by winning the ; sioned Willie Baldwin of Clubhouse SI.OO incl. tax. (TulfMZjKj Army); B. St O. train leaves Washington rest of their regular-season ’ States James Yarbor- BETTER kJm ifaf “Joe Pet,” as his Colonial ough PEALS 10:45 Silver Spring 11.00 JLjff JBBM games, which shouldn’t be too ' (Little Creek) decisioned E.S.T., If DAILY teammates call him, worked his (Quantico a.m., Rockville 11:10 arriving at tough. Joe Davis Marines); On track p.m., rs MARTLAND WASHINGTON VIRGINIA way under the basket time and Automobile* , 12:25 returning after wjfm kMRm DOUBLE l/v/ll Maryland makes Rudy Sawyer (Navy Destroyer last race. 471* Hampden 2315 lladtntburg 3300 again and took passes for layups. stars for GW. ] the JjfJ I IT W ||^ Jefferson Last time Buzz Cirlello brought Force)1 decisioned Julian Hunt WHEELER j ~tt,eWo U NE’ When fouled, he'd make the shot. 4600 WISCONSIN KTWSniJtt ** a 6-point average into the game ' (Marine Barracks Patuxent N.W. SI deposit holds OL 6-5200 u. UNI TE- A-4 7 Petcavich made 12 straight River); (CYO) Buy root purehteo at On at. and broke the Terps’ back with John Martone THE Plac* to •alo prlea I—4 points after Maryland took a j Chrysler Plymouth-imperiol until Vk Block of On Kt. I—Bttt Mtn. from decisioned William Carson 34 Pars.' Ftl. 9-tfcr. 1i j JSa* needed Wtscoatin itte. to Not Shoppe Pentagon 12-6 lead, and in the second half (See GW-TERPS, Page C-S.) < (United States Army). Lamst CHRYSLER Pooler