C DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES Nov, 2, Capt. Britt, Conzelman Headline Biggest Quarterback Meet 19, 1944—Par* Page 3 citation, ”Dis- solid last year and we were unable to get him until this Detroit “Britt’s Corner.’* Here, according to official Limit Army-Navy The biggest program of the year will be offered to fire, taining enemy hand grenades and close range rifle Britt meeting. its weekly meeting Times Downtown Quarterback Club at m ¦ inspired and led a handful-of his men in repelling a bitter Jimmy is one of the most popular figures in the sporting Monday noon at the Fort Shelby Hotel. counterattack by approximately 100 Germans. . . . During the world and his collection of football stories and knowledge is in nation willhave a chance fire, Britt’s and field glasses were shattered, a unequalled by anyone. According to those who have heard him Ticket Sale The most enthusiastic fans the intense canteen chest and hands were covered in Chicago and other placees this year he has a raft of new • to pay their tribute to a gridder who won the highest letter in bullet pierced his side. His face, (UP)— stories including one about the two-headed pitcher signed by NEW YORK. Nov. 18 the biggest battle in the history of the world. Capt. Maurice with grenade wounds.” were the Silver Star the St. Louis Browns this spring. Jimmy, among other activities, Walter N. Ruth, chairman of the Britt of the Detroit Lions and University of Arkansas will be Among the other awards he received war finance committee of Mary- Also a Purple Heart and Oak- is a vice president of the team that won its first American the • special guest. Britt is the only athlete in World War II to and the British Military Cross. land. tonight informed New League pennant this fall. that win the Congressional Medal of Honor, the highest military leaf clusters for his second wounds. York war finance committee White, who has been doing a great job in the Others who will talk about the big games of the week-end none of the tickets allotted to his award in our country. Of the more than 10,000,000 in the Lt. Whizzer Army-Navy football fleet, expects to stay over to help in are Hunk Anderson, Bears, office to the armed services less than 100 have been given the medal of South Pacific with the head coach of the Gus Dorais and game at Baltimore. Dec. 2, would for the Lions-Bear honor. honoring Captain Britt. White is in town Pete Cawthon of the Lions, Lt. Fritz Heisler, assistant coach he sold to persons living outside afternoon. of Ohio State now on leave, who will on Illinois- the immediate vicinity of Balti- Britt won his honor in the Italian campaign and was sent game Sunday report the Jimmy Conzelman, the best of the story tellers in the Ohio State game. more. homfe after losing his right arm in combat. Somewhere on the Ruth the action was being world, is another who’ll at the meeting. Jimmy There will also be reviews of the Michigan-Wisconsin said Italian front is a little corner of the battlefield that will be football hi l taken in accordance witfi an order years ago and was a sensation. He booked game and the contest at South Bend between Notre Dame known always to the men of the Third Infantry Division as THE GREAT CONZELMAN attended several and ! from Secretary of War Stimson. Northwestern. He said his committee had been Special newsreel shots of the big games cf the season given one third of the ticket allot- including the game ment for the game and that the Notre Dame-Army willbe shown to the fans. Army and Navy would split the Robinson Returns All football fans are welcome to the meeting. Lions Battle Indiana Routs 1 remaining two thirds. Bob Tales To Fight Dellicurti Weak Pit I'll' Let Gls See Ruth Bears tor 2d By LEO MAC DON ELI, HUDSON’S Both Ray (Sugar) Robinson and Vic Dellicurti. who will tangle to be here Before It’s Too Late Luckman in This in the ring ‘at Olympia Friday night, are expected 'HunchyY Passes tomorrow. Enough By 808 Mt’RPHY Contest, However They will complete their training at the Monroe A C. in daily More Than Sport* Editor workouts. MTTSBCBOH - * making his INDIANA Robinson will be 72 Fort Knox 0 28 W Virginia IS very happy MASONS RMORDft his SUGAR’S FOE 2« 0 Notr» Dame 58 Babe Ruth isn't first appearance here since 18 Illinois Bethany 20 Michlran O SO DLTBOIT MAB* with La- 7 Army **» these days. The Bam has had trou- (-tirwn Bay 28_Grt*n 42 memorable fights Jake 54 N'braaka 0 27 Ba? 7 5 Illinois 3ft 1 ft—Brooklyn 14 T—Cl»»Hanc- largest of the season, is antici- when Hoernschemeyer threw the pated. Sampaon Rowell. Detroit, rt Buiter Peaai. Worsted ball, the game Detroit, 10 round! at 160 pound! first of his touchdown passes to fought Spenrer vi Ru t h mo r e The Lions and Bears to Leon Detroit Joe Miller. Buf- Duranek. ±KSid Luckman. Shamrocks, 13-6 forget the ForU.M.Cagers world of sport* would soon league s most valuable player of 36 him. 1943. who this season is dividing team made, Fordson High’s football But the legend *he his his time between the merchant Wins, ANN ARBOR. Nov. 18 The diamond, today was celebrating its second USC Near flaming exploit* the on marine and the Bears, will be in 1944-45 University of Michigan ’’Stewart Hill” suits have a way of brightly our mem-, in two years over De- still bum in the lineup Sunday in his old j*ass victory basketball team will open a 19- making you look and feel your ones. throwing role He holds many troit's Catholic Central. to do a real game schedule with Romulus Air best. Superior wool fabrics, correct It i* not too late league records in football pitching. scored in the Babe and inci- The Tractors Bowl Base at Romulus next Friday. and hand the nice thing the Rose styling details in for He did not play against the to a too. Lions fourth period break 6-6 A game with Central Michigan dentally. the Gls Lots of in the first meeting. right places are secret. gain a 13-6 victory. at Arbor the following night the Come thoout him They d igan's conference schedule opens “Stewart Hill”suits . . . Regulars, know’ gressional Medal o Honor and Lt. win after dropping its first two Arbor lift out seeing that 32-0 Defeat December" 30 at Ann shorts, stouts. get a real of (j.g. ) Byron (Whizzer) White, of the season. longs, round, happy face of the contests :against Ohio State and includes brilliant Lions’ halfback of 1940. the game when contests six g-eat, And he'd certainly would Fordson won (UP) homo-and-home with am's. will be guests of the Detroit club. halfback, BERKELEY. Nov. 18 in •'Alpagora” OVERCOATS. .137.50 to it. Let * not wait John Ewing, Tractor opponents; including, addition not like do University of Southern Califor- Illinois, it s too late. PROBABLE LINEUPS passed from the Shamrocks' 40 to Ohio. Indiana. lowa. until TWO DIRECT ENTRANCES DM 8011 HKAt.O who went nia’s Trojans gained the inside Wisconsin and to A) Vanzo. left end. MEN’S CLOTHING Diehl 1 200 1 Lt (218 Berry to the game home games will begin at 7:30 DEPT.—HUDSONS ( over the 15 Sam Gelardi's track 1945 Rose Bowl FIRST BASEMENT—FARMER Boudreau Cooks Deals or 1ft«t Srne ja from FUtlnMI (2131 LT < 190 • Robert! pass to Victor Lucas made the today by crushing University of p. m. Tiger manager Greene •i : •< LG i222> Gvidaetaai Steve O’Neill, W )rWho»ic/ <325 C 1 2 35 Turner extra point. California. 32 to 0. is now’ in Los Angeles staying with Kajmreh 21 5 * PC. *2lft Zorich The Tractors opened the scor- USC’s touchdown twins. George pre- < 24* R T (22"> Babartacy Bill Sweeney of the Angels, Ma'hrnn 123 0 1 HR ilftOt Wilton ing in the first period. Gelardi Callanan and Jim Hardy, led a to leaving for the Ca.Mhan * 230 w lifts* Lucaman went over from the 1 for a powerful ground offensive that paratory soutfc SlnkwVh ilftr* Lil 1183 Marrarlta Drub Ton* (185) KU * tro ry*o reg- Sailors Pacific w’lth Beans Reardon. van r. touchdown. The Shamrocks soon overpowered California's v (Jl * Johnny Lindell. Tuck Stainhack Wettlaii «l!Q. S Fordham istered with only right seconds once powerful forward wall and and a few other diamond lumi- remaining of the second period netted two scores in the first pe- C Miglio . . passed yard* naries , Loti Boudreau of leve* when Joe 10 riod and one in each thereafter. Marquette, working on player Bill Wightkin 32-0 land is hard Duke Keeps Going, to It was the worst defeat suf- lining up a deals . . . he's also fered by coach Stub Allison's Cali- coach to succeed Del Baker. fornians since 1930 and the second GREAT LAKES. 111., Nov. 18 the history Beating S. Carolina Vols' Strong Finish worst in 30-year of the (UP >—Great Lakes smothered Yankee Deal series. with a Newest C O LUMBIA, S. C. Nov. 18 Troy'* backfield crashed through Marquette. 32-0. today Denials that the Yankees are (UP) Duke rolled to a34to 7 Wins From Temple California's wilting line for huge flurry of first half touchdowns going to be victory over South Carolina, con- gains time after time to pile up a and then settled down to allow KNOXVILLE. Trnn., Nov. 18 0 lead at the ¦k.ld come tinuing a winning which 20 to intermission. the second and third string play- the streak his Wt rlv over (UP»—A determined Tennessee Coach Jeff Cravath played game. started three weeks ago with an of ers to play out the football team fought an uphill second string most the second Marquette was outclassed most the grapevine. Upset of unl>eafrn Georgia Tech. half, hut still the offensively im- battle today, scoring three touch- of the time but came to life in But these are Sjiarked by Tom Davis, an ex- potent Bears couldn't gain. periods and threat- the T downs and a safety in the second the last two matched by marine lieutenant, and ably sup- ened the Bluejackets with a yarns of new ported by George half to defeat the Temple. 27-14. Clark. Gordon Adopt Shaughnessy Plan passing attack which was good and is, the Tennessee, trailing 6-7 at the Car%er Cliff Ley Blue Southern will for midfield yardage hut hogged half, into high The Association Devils whipped up their first score threw its offense have playoff next down on opportunities for a in less gear two quartets a Shauehnessv than seven minutes after ih the final year instead of a snht season. payoff the kickoff. and smashed 21 points across the Webb, the old From that minute South Caro- Temple goal for the Vols’ sixth bush hall pitch* lina ****** was outclassed except for its victory against no defeats and er from Oak- town early in.the second. only one tie. M IA land. Cal., who is said to he tying LY in with Dan Topping and John Fm N ov 24 in making hid Webb has BOXING Hertz the the lettuce. He has just finished a 5100,000.000 war contract. Mackenzie Defeats Ray "Sugar" ROBINSON His Luck's All Bad VERSUS Men’s Gift HOSIERY the Italian, who Dorando. lost Pershing for Title tfx.? Rift Litle*! Smart Pattern*! Regular , Ankle Lengtkst the 1908 Olympic marathon in a Vic DELLICURTI dramatic finish was recently dis- (Continued from Flrtat Sport Page) covered living in avsmall town in And 5 Other All Star Bouts. Prices tad Taxes. 55.20, 53.90, 52.60, 51.30 ; sports end /one for another marker. The Pershing wasn’t through yet. Wales by Joe Binks. London failed at Olympia. Box Office Open Daily Noon Until 10 p. m. ; had just been latter's extra {joint try The Doughboys shoved to the Stag Tickets Now writer. Dorando Again Pershing bounded back bombed out of his place of busi- 25. hut two penalties forced them c Shortly after the second half ness. Doughboys the to kick A little later they had an- his luck isn't getting o|»ened. the took Apparently their 25 and marched other chance. Szulborski inter- any In the 19oH Olympic ball on 75 better. to tie the 50 Johnny Hayes, yards score. Szulborski cepted Sabuco's {>a.ss on the Per- OPEN SUNDAY TO 3 P. M."l games in London. tore off two big gams and Mar- r the American runner, wa> the shing 45. and the Doughboy ace more walking these days. So what would be more welcome on zclla broke loose for 25 yards that sprinted 40 yards to the Macken- REOI-CUT STAIRS He’s doing winner the to the Slag 3. Mar- US FOR COMPLETE to dwindling supply? Sturdy qualities that But drama of the race was took ball zie 15. where Sabuco himself, the CONSULT 1. Cut t« Re- Christmas than hose replenish his the zella went over quired and John Turnbull Ijefore Site .. It was he last man him, forced Szul- hard wear. 6x3 ribs regular lengths . also patterns. Ankle written around Dorando. up at can take in kicked the extra to tic it of bounds. | Easy to who was first into the stadium but borski out Modernizing f ... . t. lengths in clocks, stripes. Argyle effects. Cotton, rayon-and-cotton. Sizes 10-12. collapsed when only a few 13-13. Two plays brought the ball to Home I A.aemble he A Mackenzie fumble shortly ll from just a few the 10. but the Stag line again BRICK SIDING x s' _. S. MnleK yards the finish Pershing's way ADDITIONS Her* Ice HOSIERY, some solids, cotton-and-rayon pr. 215© the marathon after went before came through to stop Pershing at p-R'SCB yards from world's ATTIC ROOMS ASBESTOS SIOING * the Doughboys had a chance to that point only two minutes f 4. In.tailed stripes, clocks, cotton-a/id-rayon pr. Hsc championship. off. {xjunced with REPAIRS ROOFING jj It Required PATTERNED HOSE: Spectators who watched him cool Ervin Harvat to go. GENERAL on Slayton’s bobble on the Mac- fTRlNOtft MENS FURNISHINGS—FIRST BASEMENT—FARMER sink to the ground groaned in dis- mmkiszii. rLßsifisr. STORM SASH Italian had kenzie 28. Kat L F Ellleon AND may, because the little And the Doughboys almost did Bleeker I. T Sultk PLAIN COMBINATION show-. So they picker! Zellntky 1. C Plum made a brave it. They marched to the four and K*rr C Taylor him up and carried him across the Jenklna P C Orbtk had first down at that point. But Ripple R T Turnbull LUMBER NOW AVAILABLE was against the Maintenance—Completa Immediate Delivery LEISIRE SHOES finish. But that the Mackenzie line charged in to Wood R E Rroha For Repair and Stock lor GIVE HIM rules. Hayes came in under his Rrown Q V Clofu break un four plays and took over Sabuco L H Rzulbnrtkl . time later and r *r A .1 up to or Outdoorm own power some on Stag a of yards. McKenzie R H C, Clnfu in Wear at Home winner. the 29. loss 25 Slayton F Marcella * declared the Umpire u. n CJO ON TO WIN Referee Lloyd Rrtill Jultu* 2-4000 Goldman H'ad llneaman—Eddie Barbour n*C>TWirtrddk\ FOR ixpcrt ADVtCj to Roy \ Field judfe—Owen Stemmelln Payment ESjjjWy Mackenzie, however, didn't miss Mackenzie 7 6 0 6—IS when it had its next chance. Late Perahing 0 6 7 o—l 3 Cardinal Center S ilsmfH. Tbr\t mu\t b* drta,h/,i from Ih* r*tmm been recuperating at Swarthmore fourth Pa**CA doßipte.ee » tht lb* i Hospital outside Philadelphia He 1 Intended to McKenzie, who for- Pane* intercepted 7430 E. McNICHOLS TW 2 4000 prtttntt 9f mlttP*rtn». recommended for the , ward-passed to Dick Smith for the Puntln* aver-fe 37 1® has been Penaitle*. yard* 3 13 frif« Subieet in Ir jn W« I« MENS SHOE BASEMENT—FARMER Silver Star. I winning touchdow n. i Opposition tumble* recovered i i