THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. a•• MAJOR LEAGUE ROOKIE PROSPECTS Hoyas, AllFace WXDNZSDAT, FXBKUAKY I, IBM C-3 Red Sox Investments Tough Buck Weaver Dies, Never May Pay Off at Last Teams in Cleared of Black Sox Tag (13th In a Series) (finishing his season at Louis- , Feb. 1 (C).—George NEW YORK. Feb. 1 W.—The ville with a .310 mark that ln- Games Tonight (Buck) Weaver, former White thousands of I eluded 33 doubles, nine homers hundreds of dol-j in, a Georgetown Sox third baseman who main- lars by Yawkey land 88 runs batted made Both and Ameri- invested Tom (deep impression tough tained to the end his innocence young] on : can U. have drawn as- scan- of the In Septem- signments in the Black Sox is just about ready to, Mike Higgins in his few i for their basketball dal, died yesterday at the age players ; games Red He games tonight, the Hoyas pay off. Impartial observers ber with the Sox. i as of 64. be-! • also proved to be an exceptional : hosts to St. Joseph’s and the lleve the finest crop of rookies; Weaver, a star for the Box will be paraded at the fielder. Eagles as visitors at Loyola In anywhere I 1 Baltimore. from 1912 through 1920. col- Red Sox camp, Keough. only 20 despite four South pro ball, Annapolis lapsed on the sidewalk of a at Sarasota next month. seasons in two in In a game at this by trlple-A, regarded Navy, a rec- Side street and was found Some of those highly priced is as one of i afternoon. with 5-4 police. men He was pronounced dead and high prized bonus kids have the fastest in baseball and ord, is host to Penn State. Englewood Hospital. ¦r jiiJ?. great at - signs tacked on to a defensive outfielder. He '•« gt .A “can’t miss’ Georgetown more or less has a «T .303 in 151 games at Louis- , Weaver fought losing cause the backs of their 1956 Cadillacs. batted owned the Hawks in recent years in attempting $25,000 or more ville, with 33 doubles, 14 triples. beating eight through the Six who received years, them of nine to clear his name of charges that I, to sign as untried rookies, are up 12 homers and 67 runs batted in. times, but it could be different Jm BLais a His taking he and seven other White Sox yfl from Louisville. He is lefthanded hitter. tonight. American U. is players conspired Ik Mi They Marty only drawback is a mediocre , to throw the « are Outfielder on the first-place team of the Keough, tops arm, the knack of 1919 to Cincinnati kJH| who the bonus list but he has Mason-Dixor. Conference. SIOO,OOO. $100,000; charging ground balls and get- for JH with a reported Record - JSS&p''' «| Jerry Casale, Shortstop Don ting them away quickly. Hawks Have 12-2 Cincinnati won by taking its eight Buddin, Second Baseman Joe Casale, a 22-year-old right- Georgetown, which, beat St. fifth victory in the game by year, nine-game Tanner, Catcher Haywood Sul-j ihander from Brooklyn, was one < Joseph’s 61-53 last of a series. GEORGE (BUCK) WEAVER livan and First Baseman Dick of the best , if not the might not even be favored in Weaver .300 for the Sox in (As He Looked in 1927) Gemert, who already has had a best, in the Association last year. l tonight's 8:30 o’clock game. The 1917 and .296 in 1919—both fling with Boston but is still The 6-foot-2, 205-pound fire- Hoyas have an 8-7 record this ; pennant years—and .333 in 1920. ment in 1927, but the move was young enough to be regarded as baller had a 17-11 record, posted season playing opposition not In the 1919 Series. Weaver had denied by Landis. In denying * tougher than St. Joseph's, a prospect. / a 2.96 earned- average and much ’ 11 hits in 34 at bats for a .324 the plea. Landis wrote in part: Others are Second Baseman led the league with 186 strike- which is 12-2. That’s a big im- average and scored 4 runs. He “You testify that preceding the Billy Consolo from Oakland, provement for the Hawks who 1 made only one error in the field World Series, Cicotte, your outs. record last Catcher Gerry Zimmerman from young worked to a 12-14 ’ and had 9 putouts and 18 assists. team's leading pitcher that sea- "Casale is a terrific ‘get Greensboro. Pitcher Frank Bau- prospect,” Wagner, season. seven son, asked if you wanted to said Charlie a Weaver and the other a-.. mann. released from the Army assistant farm director of the There will be preliminary White Sox playerr were acquitted in on something—fix the World H -ft%\ August, Georgetown fresh- Series,' ! game you replied: last and Catcher Jim Red Sox. “Ithink he’s better between ' by a ary in Chicago in August. and ‘You Pagliaronl, signed a St. Prep v'JB out of a Dear- pitcher some fellows men and Francis at ’ 1921, of charges of conspiring to are crazy; that can't be done." Mmßiißfti -'M .. * we saw pitch in the World Series throw the series. Landis, in effect, blamed JBft. i ,1 Joseph’s two losses were to ! joH BP summer. jlast fall." St. Nevertheless, Weaver lor failure to report Ci- Hb 'George Washington, 71-60, and all were barred H w Jb ¦pf’” vO H Malzone Looks Best ‘Another Vern Stephens’ from baseball by Commissioner cotte to White Sox officials. * i]Connecticut, while the best Hf WBV However, the player generally] Shortstop ' Kenesaw M. Landis. Finished in organized ball. 4 1 Then there is Bud- teams it has beaten are Villa- semipro rv " lHpr conceded to have the best chance din, Manhattan, The other players involved Weaver turned until he ¦H MBBBbL. HP whom Red Sox officials re- nova, Fordham and finally of breaking in with the Red Sox gard “another Vern Stephens." by point in two i were Joe Jackson, Oscar moved out of tbe base- <**«,; as the latter one picture. years v #1 iyS 1 as a regular isn't even a bonus A defensive standout, he has, four players • (Happy) Felsch, . ball For bis Malzone, overtimes. It has Williams, friends tried petitioning to clear boy. He is Frank a 26- shown tremendous power for a . averaging over 10 points a game, , Claude (Lefty) Charles *flk year-old (Swede) Risberg, his name but it was to no avail. « Bronx lad who was Louisville he , Engelbert, Chick Gandll ffflrsaga HHfi-"ity Mi vmmKm* . ._— little fellow. At with Kurt a 6-foot-5 easily the best all-around third slammed 39 doubles and 18 hom- junior, tops with a 16.2 average. and Fred McMullen. Weaver in recent years had • basemen In the Chicago Br fife. American Asso- ers while driving in 86 runs on Ryland Improved' The plot was unveiled late in been a mutuel clerk at Br mßb ciation last year. Malzone, after average. Only Landis showed no race tracks. He (Ui survived by a .292 21. he has riding 1920 and H put In three years in pro ball, American U Is a modest mercy. his wife. Helen, and a brother, winning streak as it jBHHHHHHIHK two with Louisville. ' one-game Weaver applied for reinstate- Luther, of Stowe, Pa. iSHHBgMw Loyola, having very Sullivan one of the finest I goes to done was by U, Bethesda Members young mechanical catchers ever ' well beating Baltimore 93- 81. last time out. The Eagles Roy to hit the association. He's a 1 WIN FIGHTS AND INFLUENCE JUDGES O’Bryan demon- May Vote on New big stand 3-2 in the conference and BASKETBALL SCORES HOW TO fellow. 6-foot-4 and 205 j Loyola strates a sure-fire method for success in boxing as he gets out of the way of a pounds, and a former star 3-9 overall, while is 5-0 O’Bryan, Offer to Buy University In¦ the conference and 9-7 in By the Associated Press iWurtbory 89 Datiae 88 left thrown by Robert Wilson and lands a right to Wilson’s stomach. Club quarterback at the l all; Central (lews) 73 .. lew* Weeleran 71 games ABEA Huena Viate 88 . Slmpaeu S 3 decision the Club boxer in the sub- Country Club of Florida, He has a lot of l BP »« fighting unattached, won the over Olympic Bethesda mem- The improvement of 6- N. C. Stele Virelute ; Lewi* (III.)88 Loru 79 night the Capitol power. In his first full season recent D. C. Teachers II»- Oallaudet 77 Miaaaerl Valley 87. William Jewell 81 novice division of the Golden Gloves tournament last at bers soon may $e asked to vote AFB SS 78 (III.) pro .258, 1 foot-3 Wally Ryland from Wash- Andrews rert Lh Carthage 98 Eartka 74 on Page C-l.) StaffPhoto. in ball he batted but BAST 111. Wealeyaa 86 N. Central Illlnela 60 (Another picture —Star on whether accept an offer ington-Lee High brightens Amer- (Nehr.) Arena. to extra-base (Bkn.) Tankten 81 Norfolk 58 slammed 39 hits in' St Francis 92 St. Feleij BSi 88 War’neburjr (Me.l 76 ican’s prospects. He’s been (Pa.) PI SUpperr Rack 71 Klrkorille (Me.) the club property and games. Buck, ' Indiana (Greenville (UL> 75 .. Shurtleff 08 for move 128 Eddie Joe who Adelphia Pralt ««! layups 86 . _ Ftaatey AFTER QUICK IN GLOVES catching plagued by missed all 91 Antrraaa 90 78 KO GLOVES to a new location, with two sites shared the duties with 1 KlMa' (Pa.) Hartwlek 711; ' Indiana Central SO Hanover 79 Page season, points Bethany Chapman Mays gloves frequently enough to Tajhaksh Joseph Tait, club president; more Jenkins was Totals 43 28 lT* Totals 24 2» 771Duane SO Omaha 82 I Ooeldental 86 78 posed of Manuel of An- i on loot on a technical at drews Air Force Base in 1:34 : know exactly what to (to with knockout to Bobby Baldwin of Arthur Alley, treasurer, and .340 at Albany and .346 York. • George Logan Mer- sec- Francis Little, a board Wlndhorn was .254 at Oklahoma of the first round: “That’s even them. of the Southeast House la 52 member City. get through." Club, for example, knocked , in charge of real estate faster than I rick onds of the second round. Bald- transac- Righthander A1 Schroll and Santee, in charge of the out Doug Hale of the VFW AC boy tions, were to meet .today dis- LL win dropped the Iranian * to Smith, -couple boxing night, just seconds. right cuss the situation southpaw Bflb a Marine group last in 24 with a short hand to end pitching prospects hopes get through Drake, of from still to with Glenn veteran trainer the contest. The club has made numerous Louisville, 4 minutes, part improvements past few may win places In the Spen his specialty in under i at Merrick who has taken Matthews Winter in the bullpen. Quick planned Smith was 10-8 with a I His next action will come Sat- in 21 of the 22 annual tourna- a graduate months and has more urday night Millrose says Logan presented a Roy O'Bryan, of After several years a shaky 2.48 earned-run average. Schroll. in the ments. Washington-Lee High of problem. awfully! School existence, it reported to in 23. 6-foot-2 and 215. was 11-6 Games in New York. "He looked impressive is be a Up ? * {good gym.” said.; Hast year, scored an with 3.87 ERA. for the ?» In the Drake (victory welterweight its best financial condition in pair 22-year- typically put; in the class history. first time are a of Downes’ father with “and I wondered ifI should (by | its grads, right- subtlety “The ||him division in-; outpointing Robert Wilson of old Greenaboro British of humor: in the novice the Olympic Club. hander Joe Albanese (10-10) and English boxers are so scientific |] stead. But he has had no ex-! why theyj perience ' John Matthews, a welterweight NFL Considering suthpaw Roy Tinney (7-7). and clever. That’s and I was advised Spingarr They probably out. against from High School, rep-, 71 be farmed have so much trouble with the it." resenting Franchise in Miami Americans. They’re not rough the Southeast House, MIAMI, Feb. 1 (jP).—Bert great came up with quick victory NEXT—Tbe Phillies enough. Terry used to fight the There was 'concern at, a over Bell, commissioner of the Na- ringside, Hale lay prostrate ! George Griffith of the CYO in( English style, but now he uses as tional Football League, told the several minutes. Paddy Kane,! |l minute and 20 seconds of the Daily the American style." ifor first Miami News today he is ** * * jveteran CYO boxing coach,' round. investigating possibility brought fighter stoppers the of Terry’s sister, incidentally, the around. In] One of the show was locating professional is! middleweight a club in citing along fine and will be the dressing room Hale mur-j l the meeting in the Miami. Market Tirt Co. often low.il . . . NOW’S division between tea married in June. A former, mured his first words: “What 1 Sylvester Gai- Walter Wolfner, an official of irzzmW FOR YOUR v.: BW|\ time H equip your car with America’s finest happened?" Halstead, ther of the Northeast tires al trapeze artist with the Barnumj Dr. Clark AC and the Chicago Cardinals, is in tremendous sevinfs! Bailey Circus, (attending physician, answered :ii William Branch of the North- as agent. and she was serf-1 west Miami Bell's There CADILLAC 1 ously injured : ! “Nothing much, you’re all right." AC. Branch decked Gai- f in a bus accident have been rumors past Lint, Quality, Grad* “A”Fisk ; ther In the first round, in the ? B First First four years ago and her family "I feel fine,” Hale said. “I’d like; but that the Cardinals might TRADE AT 1 try again.” bystander after piling up a big move. fN Tins Including Heavy Duty Butyl Tubes PREMIUM, be with her. to it A 'tired lead Wolfner em- f came across then to quipped; and was the short “Mr. has been They like it here so much they , “You better wait a on end on powered by F,RST L,RE all of the officials' score me to investigate l OURISMAN j Blickwall Whitewall » decided to stay and now call; few minutes.” cards the possibility of putting a new I | I ** * * at the finish. Baltimore home. team in Miami." Bell told the WKr e 9- jTirtfr Reg. Tire fir FIRST QUALITY M **** I The fitness of the Quantico! ! Police Boys’ Club No. 13 scored 'News by telephone from the iilUif [Tube its third victory night (Mm Tire Size Price Price (Tube FACTORY FRESH 1 George Davis of Fort Meade fighters is a tribute 'Sergt. ! of the • league IB to M 1 Roger headquarters in Phila- ! Veith, rugged when Reid stopped delphia. 6.00x16124.25| 12.98 30.15 15.98 AnnnDiril M won a close decision over Charles ]Frank veteran of Brown, Gates of Bolling, and credits the many South Pacific Charley unattached, in battles. “You 1 fg&nra mx\s\2£9oTf3M 33T0T17.98 I."f newspaper boy at never see fighters minute 27 seconds of the first Fort Meade those Marine (round.i 7,10x15|29 20|14.98 36.85 18.98 FIRESTONE ] with an assist. "IfIhadn’t got- leaving their fight gym,’’ Brown had Reid down Rent a '56 Car at Low Rates! in the I twice before he was floored ten a paper today, I wouldn’t one high in amateur boxing hlm- PSIR&r/l 7.60x15133.951 16.98 43 30 121.98 GOODYEAR M supposed j self. Marty Gallagher then have read that I was circles remarked. “Veith knows! stopped 48.3Cff24.98 . to fight tonight and to train them. It’s the iJout. l 06x15140!45TT5L98 1 wouldn’t] jhow not all! Johnny Jenks, a hard-hitting m © l FISK and have showed up,” he said. “IIboxing. One day they'll | I r.HARGt 8.20x15 i4i.90120.98 5005125.98 J do road i entry from the Catholic didn’t think I supposed to go work, another day they’ll I Youth 1658 it6s 19,98 was I tear!(Organization, got a JZ* I Other Tires M until Saturday night.” into thq bags. home with I IT! Po»»61 30-651tell 20,000 i He doesn’t believe 1 , , .«8 a Dan Jim Ralmbolt. unattached. He round. * I FIRESTONE surprised me was Is Country" that he was 24 years old, but this was his Douglas Hale, the FBI finger- VSY» *'*' ’ „- "Town end I going fight ~-7nn Pis* 8° a Mila arTo*°’ooo000 1 OT I to in the tournament first tournament victory, his sec- print clerk, was stopped in 24 I 1 J I braky. 9.95 I1 ond bout. seconds in bis 175-pound bout Includes insurance, all BLACKWALL “I George Logan SNOW went into the Gloves for with of the Mer- Tlf* Bias i BSt , Fries ¦¦¦¦%¦«• GOLDEN GLOVES the first time last year.” he said, rick Club. I card privileges. 6.70» 1 5 [ “and it was my misfortune The novice competition was 29.50116,78 K Gold Seal Tires 1 TIRES" to LMM_MaHr 7.10.151 32.35 I 18.98 Wist. T.IkT 1 . run into Eugene Oolanda in my opened with a spirited meeting M Guarani.sd RESULTS first fight." 126-pound 7.60.151 35 4ri~2Qß te I Oolanda of Quantico in the class between ¦ li.95 s KIMTAHV TOURNAMENT wound up with the Fred A. Hart- Hunter Ragland of the North- RENT-A-CAR c For Tim J8.89 I =II ? 7£ 118-neaad ley AVIS ¦ * «lan Trophy, annually aßd is^ awarded west AC and James Johnson of Tub Una (Fort Meade) to TRUCK RENTAL CO., INC. flp First cold ntrnda OeoMW Davis I ° tulf" I decleloned DIVISION OF NATIONAL o rubber.,M d *“>d- Charles Oates (Bolling AFB). the outstanding novice boxer. the Northeast AC. Johnson, who ¦ p,i<. ? un WHITEWALL ¦ah si... on. ¦ mount d V& 147-pennd class attends Cardozo High School, 2 Locations: # cr r. Rah Hi i d aa-'u I 710,15 | 6.00x16, list $14.15 9.95 ¦ . Downes (Quantico Marines) won • * by Terr/technical won a close decision. 1709 L Street N.W. and 6- 70 15' u " *15.95 11.95 knockout orar Manuel Iters 36 IQ 6.40x15 7.60x15 • (Andrews AFB) In 1:24 of nrst round. GOLDEN Albert Summers of the South- 6.70x151 \ ll.lt M 1 1 [ ¦ 7.10x15, list sl7 70 -. 1295 I GLOVES Gudger Washington National Airport 7.10x151 • NOVICE DIVISION east House and Roscoe 39.65 I 14.91 ¦ | 6.70x15 I 8.00x15 ¦ 7.60x15, Hit $1920 13.95 • I2S-poind class of the Police Club No. 2 put on 7.60»15 14345 16 8.20a 15 15, list $20.55 14.95 STeriing 3-6171 27.96 ¦ 6.50a | ¦ • ¦ Janies Johnson (Northeast An.) de- PAIRINGS an old-time slugfest in the nov- I I J.Ofti 5 95 clstoned Hunter Rsgland (Northwest W0.15 A.C.) 135-pound Gudger 1 M.H,’ - SATURDAY ice class with 8.20x15 [ 50.10 | 32.98 Recopvable cxchanoe; nominal ISA-peand class winning —" w charts I (Pollen SUBNOVICE DIVISION a close decision. W ffO% Astirs to ktto ttour old tires 0!*0? Oud*er Club No. MOUNTED FREE H ¦ ..F1*) declsloned Albert Summers (South- Iftl-PnDiClw east House) tover (Bt. Joeeph’t Friday Pittsburgh Business is dignified, and in demand 12 I n Ml Hasteln -Meek Bell Club) ve. he will be in » (i Talhakah (CTO) In 62 seconds of second Don Purcell (Merrick Club). months year. 7.10a15 17005 35.03 8.20*15 88.45 | 44.28 | «'r. /„ edp (I round. for a banquet honoring Ed Vereb, a 1 r SENIOR DIVISION Mounted Frea at AH 3 Stores '•**• 147-Paaad Class 176-Pennd Class Saturday it’s the “M”Club din- *»y O'Bryan (unattached) _ declsloned James Vountbleod (VPW) vs. John T. ; Sunday Experience our you be Robert Wilson (Olympic Club). Smith (Northeast AC). ner in Baltimore and is m line not essential as will John Matthews (Southeast House) won "Tommy Mont Day" in Cumber- thoroughly by pay br technical knoc ko u t over Oeorse MILITARY TOURNAMENT trained me. Position should over ° 'OTOi 112-P*and Class land, with the Dapper Dan din- r ln 1:20 of Srst round. Pares (Destroyer $12,000 and life ; assis p, 1! Boy* Vic Force) ve. first year. Liberal drawing account _ ~ " Club No. 131 ner won by technical 0 Cherles Newsome (Quantico Marines). to follow. (unattached)knockout over Charles Cobey, Terps' time security assured. Brown in 1:37 of second lIS-Peand Cists Bill the new di- Ronnie Andrews (Destroyer Pores) vs . ISO-Fsuad Class (Andrews APB). rector of athletics, and Mary- Robert Wsbb you you Sparks, .