Weber Stars in 38 to 0 VictoryStatisticsRams Clash WithSr. James Defense Looks Like MillionBy Dick OliverThe hew* Wpnrt* FdiforMighty St. lames. looting a *c militating net of racehotac hark* and an unheralded aerial attack, crushed the I luni hie Wildcat* under an a\alanrhe , of touchdow n* In Redskin atadnifn Thursday night by a score of .V toi ft to open a rtgoroua 12-game home program.It rat a repeat performance foi the Redekma a* they matehed the •eor# of the IM'i victory mer the ata much to the lt;e»light of an e* Unrated 1MV fane, although they mi v#ry littla of th# Catholic* might.Closely eyed by a flock of enemy coache* who mnet *end their teame • gam*t the aleit Redekin* In future engagement* Coach I tell (V allowed hi* heartiea to ptav Ju*t enough football to a**uie them •elvee of victor) and no more.W eber •'Ian With fleet Iou \Vel»er doing a threat job at filling the » the injured Vincent Halvaggm and Dick fiuardcmol flinging leather all met the field w ifh deadlv an utacv the Tribe attuck In each quaitcr to completely annihilate the \Yrldra1* The game was le*a than two minutea old when 81 .lame* tegia-tered It* firat *lt;ote After the ho*t eleven had kicked off - to Humble the Wildcat* tiled thtce effort* at the *tutd\ Redekm line and then IIlit THame* punted from hia own 2k Weber giahhed the pig'kin in mid-air on the Redekin 40 and with aupei blocking bowling mer every potential Humble tackier. raced 40]. ard* to the pay station Kail Hot*lt;iu«lt;r*«ir I Tinc, RG KT RP Wi» I H RHrn»r»at.Jam#*ledrt B*cel ■ Rnn*ellIVerrett \ uner Flifoodo iSfdemnJ Wehe-HdlmMerrilla a • uH *wMeConk Turner Brel n It Jof.r It »nter W (MMt*IVi-ch ft iffunJark«on Eknk T“:genre Humble St Jan .e*Tou« lid*«a nCnardetir.lfoe Plt/nrwin ,P«nnl» alio t««iM b4o*n* lloiliei Weber lt;pt • .**’?l ib'tlt itioo* at Jamo. N I eBlenr. Satuth. W h *e SounlO', **1eele. I'irkaul. DrRnjov DrR™ he Fttgllh. f J RIou*-ud J W Rt.murd Regnand. K Ronwurd and McClmtock HumbleWilliam*. C««ok Woo’en. Furretl. S J«hn*on. Ford and Das ti Official* Curfnan *Te*a* TerM, refrv»n m( e *Te»a« A end V . *»alt;1 neuran, and Radfnrd • Ft*** lt;1* •. field idgeTigers on Silsbee Gridiron Tonighta a u •St Jama* Weber !*, Verrett. Kng1l*h i*ub'fromtlllMlflH .rrble AtJlmfit » *1 i|n« n*1ISV ard* gained ru*himg .. .I*194V*rd» lest ruMitig. ■ • •••19PNet pm r u*h ing*#»l'« -«►* atte-nptedIf19Pt »f- c*»».i|.leted7tV ard* gained (MeltIf14XNh gam. running,pa*»i»‘*11mPhtfif* innft be* •12sFmii • average •n:14 3P umble*44Opfinoeni* fumble*Ifrm g2V rod* let penal* te«%tithen plung* d through t enter foi the final Rndckin marker.The Skin* threatened again la ter in the fouith peiind, hut with nio*t of the lineup filled with re serves they couldn’t puah it aeroa* from the eight and I oat the ball.Impregnable line plav hv the atal-wait Red*kin huak'ea »tot*d out like a aoie thumb In Janie*'lftl« debut. They all plaved the role* of heroes, from left to right end.Ho completely did the Redskin forward wall have things under I control, the Wildcat* made onlyTwenty-eight strong and * ith I44S letterimn due to start at nine |M»4ition*. the St Mary’s Rama tie part this afternoon at ft o’clock for Silsliee where they topple the lid from a 10-game schedule agn.nst the Tiger* of District 22 A.f'oarh Nick Krankovic, moving in on the Ham acene after success fill coaching tenure* at French of IVaumont and I'ort Neche*. both memlier* of 22-A. cxiMcusrd satisfaction with the peifot mancc-* of hia charge* in two week of preparatory drills.•*Thcv*ve been broking ht i ter thl* week than I anticl|«ntlt; d andI feel cortfid* nt *h* H.iots »iill make an excellent allowing again*! MI*l»e*V* I r.inklt;Mllt; askl. ''tie are a little short on weight, hot the hot* are a ciin|o-i ed to tuking the field on the short end of the weight chart and that may not hurt in.Only two berth* — left end and winghack ate unmanned bv vetei• ana of la*t -*eaaon Jack Dixon a lean wtngman. will draw the starting po*t at left end. wrhile J. W Thibodeaux a swift runner who has h*en looking good in wctirn-mage session* will atait at the winghark spoi\\ IIrner % lator. who lettered in Itift a* a guard, will %larl at the other end John li M\rr*. a converted cent* r. will te.im willi fonoiii lt;• meant at the tackle *btl*. and rnard berth* will Infilled h\ U dt Ih sl.itte and llsrrrll N uner. \ll of llto*e v»ung«ter* are niuueral-winarr*. Parading in the balt; k irld will hr Charles Reaugh. David llmrlii and Giliaon Hngga. all monogrammers fiom 191ft and ThibodeauxThe Ram* piav away ftom lio t r again next Friday night, moving,Major League Leaders«R« VitMiilrd Prroln xf n»\ %i IP xgi »tuning Mu-1 Si. at. Laul*. 3sa. Mire Xr-A V*» k 339 Hun* halted In Al*lt;ig*n*er. At.MS Walker Brooklyn. ICS.Home run* — \ti*e, Xf* York, Kilter. Pitt»bai|h, 19t-nul* 22.i r xc.t 9W ashlrgton.3-llx mi an xnflatting Vernon William*. PW»»tlt; n. .44 Run* batted In- WilUanM. Barton. lit. Ihterr. and York. IVuton. 114H-»» e run* W illiam*. Bostan, Ji fiieenbetg Detroit. 34Orange Backfield Stars Are InjuredOltANGK. Hept 13 Change high I nrhiMtl mentor* t*Hlav are marrying ,o\er two injuied Tiger backfield men.John Carroll Green, all-district fullback last season, sustained a *evcrcl\* injured leg in piactlce I tifalnv and will be nut of the running for an Indefinite penod Head Coach tlrook* Conover -aid Green’a iniui if* were *’|uiinful but not serious’ hut that they might keep him from playing in the HengaL*' ■ea*ofl opener againt Tcxaikana here September 2‘»Conover said \ iav* nf Giern’* leg *how e«| severs brume* but no ft act ui e* *Al*o on the Item h temporarily i* Selerman « Binder i Fetguaon, • •4« k'ield letteiman. Ferguson ana-tamed a ahoulder injury *eveia) daya ago «h«h at firat seemed trivial but ha* since developed to the evtent that Conover is not counting on the back as a ataiter against TexaikanaThe Ftengala held *’op*n house'' for fan« in this area la*t night in Tiger stadium.A kl__