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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-30
Fifth Army Drives
10 Within II Miles
OF RaViShed Naples

By RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN n
UNITED Press staff Correspondent
Allied Headquarters, Mort
Africa, September 3d. uEDF
- The Fifth Army drov
ahead as much as five nnilce
to within IL miles Of Naples
and today was closing thql
last gap on the tableland be-
fore the Nazi-ravaged city.
Sweeping beyond ancien9
Pompeii, Lieutenant General
Mark w. Clark's troops wer9
pounding the port and rail-
road junction Of Tore At1sl
nunciata, the collapse rs
which would open the coastal
road west of Vesuvius for q
straight drive against Naples
It was announced that up
to September 20 the Battle
of the Salerno-Naples area
had cost the Fifth Army
$500 American and 5,2lN|
British casualties.
Naxis On Plain
The Allies now had the derzaazsH
where they wanted them-down o1
the plain and along the Bay Nz|
Naples and they were hanmeriu&
the enemy back with pile drive
blows.
Massed Allied artillery was aheliel
ing Tore Annunciata, where theI
assault on the town brought tl1e|
Allies within II miles Of Naples, afl4
late reports said 1t might fall short
".
German broadcasts said q scozsI
muniSt" uprising-the terminolo9
employed by the Nazis for any din4
sident elements within their dOmnia
had broken out in Naples. tlnk
the "Severest" measures were belnM
taken to quell It, and that harh0x|
fixtures were being destroyed te|
eliminate the danger Of an Allie
landing in the city,
THE Fifth Army made 4slrthaz
gains, pushing forward into tlHe|
Naples plain" Gen. Dwight ~
Eisenhower's coEnmunlque said. saKzA
enemy continues - eeghRaaais With
drawal by extensive demolition.
The skies over Naples were h4&A
rem OF German defense planes yee%
terday. Allied medium bombers nts
tackled railroad and highway bridges
within radius Of IS miles Of the
city In an effort to cripple the Maj
retreat.
The Allied advance from captured
Castellammare along the highway
skirting the Bay Of Naples was
about five miles, the maximum pen-
etration Of the Nazi line.
Clark's Forces
On the right wing Clark,s 1orcon
moved forward slightly more than 4
mile and q half. The gain brought
the advanced elements into San So
verino, about two miles northwest &C
Calvanico.
Farther to the east, the Britain
Eighth Army continued to make I'M
portant progress. After mopping III
around the great air and transport
center Of Foggia, the British puat-
ed on. Along the Adriatic coastal
sector they gained Is miles from
zapponeta to take Manfredonia, "a
miles northeast Of Foggia.
The newly occupied town has o.
useful port exactly 100 miles from
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Major Loops
Set 10 Debate
Player Limit

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 GNS)-
BaSebalrs boards Of strategy are
IN for some heavy debating be-
ginning Monday when the annual
meetings of major and minor
baseball leagues open in New
York. The meetings Will con-
rnue until Friday, with two
major issues already IN debate
the number of night games
10 be played and expansion Of
the player limit
Clark Griffith. owner of the
Washington Senators, will re-
quest an unlimited number Of arc
games for his club. Also ang-
ting for TINS concession are the
two st. Louis clubs, with San
Breadon Of the Cardinals ready 10
present the case for both outfits.
Also on the agenda is a re-
quest 10 move the player limit
past the present mark Of 25 and
10 expand the reserve list from
Az 10 OO players.
There is expected 10 he a fight
against the latter move, however,
since clubs which have no chain
store affiliations protest this is a
move by the more heavily-manned
outfits TO monopolize still further
available talent.
There is little protest against
the proposition to increase the
player limit. Advocates of this
measure say they can readily abb
sorh returning Servicemen after
the war. if the limit is increased.
Individual minor leagues will
hold meetings tomorrow and
Tuesday. and the National League
board Of directors will meet on
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
zivit TO Fight
Bulldog Harris

PITTSBURGH, Nov. u CUP)-
His fans disagreed with the ref
eree's decision twice this week
when OsSie (Bulldog) Harris was
ruled the loser so the Hill dis
trict fighter will have his desired
opportunity to meet Fritzie Civic
on the first indoor card of the
season at the Gardens, Dec. 13.
In New York last Saturday
night, Harris pounded Jose Ba-
sora so badly the latter was I'M
able to fulfill his contract in
Detroit Friday
Harris substituted for Basors,
giving Coley WEIGH plenty of
rough treatment Both Detroit
and New Yorb - 'oy,rade6'
Harris deserved the decision in
both bouts, although officials
ruled he had lost:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Carolina Wins
Over Virginia

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 81 (UP)
North Cardinals driving ground
attack beat Virginia's air raiders
here today 81 TO Z, TO take the
lead for the first time in the 49,
game series, one of the oldest in
the South.
Carolina jumped into a l3 30 0
lead in the first quarter when
Eddie league passed 10 Barney
Poole feE-l2-yaEds- and Hosea
Rodgers broke through center for
65 yards.
Cardinals great runhing attack
broke loose in the last quarter
with Bob McCollum cracking CEN
ter for 3 yards and Billy Myers
tearing off tackle for al and %
yards. Tucker Mcdaniel inter-
cepted a Virginia pass and ran 35
yards for the final Carolina score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Randolph Field Bows
To Louisiana, 90

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. q CUP
Marine bolstered Southwestern
Louisiana Institute knocked Ran
dolph Field from the list of un
beaten and united teams anC
qualified for New Years Day
bowl bid here Saturday by defeat
ing the Flyers. 6 to 0, on a muddy
gridiron.
The Sill Bulldogs, who have
only a 1920 tie with the Arkansas
Aggies as a blot on their record
scored late in the third period or
pass interception TO earn an in
vitation from either the Cotton
or Sun bowls. Representatives
from those associations were in
the crowd OF 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
I'D. Cagers Open With Navy s.
BY TOM HARPER

u. of D. cagers open their nine
teen game schedule Friday, meet
ing Naval Office Of Procurement
team at Hackett Field House. u.
of D. schedule includes games
with six service teams.
Lloyd Brazil is beginning his
thirteenth season as Titan coach.
His teams have won 80 and lost
90 games for a percentage Of .625.
Last season u. of D. won 10 and
lost 5.
Brazil lost all members of his
last year squad TO the armed
forces and will floor an all year.
ling squad, five of whom are for
mer all-city stars.
They are: Gene Malinowski
Hamtramck; Dan O'Neill, Vista
ton: Don Lessnaw, Holy Re-
deemer; Joe Smith, st. Theresa;
Bob Prendergast, st. Msry's. All
are freshmen except Smith who
Is a junior. and will play with the
team for the first time.
The Navy team Is coached by
1t. J. NJ Richey, former Univer-
sity of Illinois star. On the roster
are several players who have seen
action before on Detroit courts.
Henry Hope, who is the team S
manager. formerly played with
Lawrence Tech and afterwards
with Jaglowicz Shoes. Henry
Kumm was a member Of Ham
iramck squad. and Don Luther
played for Mckenzie High, Steve
Sintay prep al Fordson High, and
Carter Allen, Cooley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
5-B Grid Bust
Draws Ce|ebs

MT. PLEASANT. Nov. 27 (UP)
Coach Ed c. McKeever, first
assistant to Notre DANES Frank
L e hy, will be the principal
speaker Dec. 10 at the annual
Central Michigan 5-B football
bust" here.
Other speakers include Wally
Weber. freshman football coach
at the University OF Michigan
and Charles (GuS) Dorais. coach
of the Detroit Lions, pro football
team.
Coaches and players from 81
conference schools Midland, Mt
Pleasant. Fremont, Alma and Biz
Rapids will attend, as well as
coaching STATS anG players from
Arthur Hill and Saginaw higf
school, at Saginaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

for James Norris IN Winnipeg
g.. The puck with which Brune-
teau won the longest game on
record against the Maroons in
Montreal is one of Mr.. Norris
prized hockey souvenirs The
stick Mud use in that game,
which he had autographed by
the PLAYERS, was stolen. Mud
likes TO fish hunt and play golf
He shoots golf in the
eighties.
I'll never live this down" 1t.
George (Birdie) Tebbetts wrote
a Detroit friend, explaining that
ne was recruiting WACs -. The
friend explained tn a ( Birdie
should be good at IT," &.
Lester Patrick offered Art Ross
$40. 900 for a hockey player, but
players are so scarce. the Bos-
ton man ager had TO turn it
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Trojdns tumble
Way 10 Victory

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 81 (UP)
University of Southern Califor-
MAS Trojans, already signed for
the Rose Bowl, stumbled and
fumbled TO a 20 to - victory over
the University of California
Bruins at Los Angeles today in
the wackiest. daffieSt football
ever seen in Memorial Coliseum.
siN-teaeAdewHsr only two
were results of good football.
use, already termed by Coach
Jeff Cravat tn the champion
fumblers in the country" was in
rare form, dropping the ball eight
times, the last two on successive
plays when the Trojans were on
the UCLA 1-foot line in the final
quarter.
The Bruins fumbled five times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Irish Announce
Cage Schedule

NOTRE DAME, Ind. Nov. 27--
Frank w. Leahy, director of ath-
letics at the University of Notrs
Dame, today announced the 1943-
"A varsity basketball schedule.
The Irish will play nine games at
home and II on the road, incfud-
ing five contests in Chicago st
the stadium. An open date on
January IS may be filled by Ohio
State University
The SCheduie follows.
Dec. ALMA COLLEGE at Fotrs
Dame.
Dec. @w",,rn Michigan at So,rs
Dame.
Dec. 11--wiseon,in a. Notr. Dame
Dec. is-Northwss,srn At Chicago sta
Dec. 7s-Purdus University at Sotrs
Dame
- -31--wlssnnA!z a. MIlHAuRss.
Jan. 3-Purdue ~ Purdue.
Jan. s-Kentucky a. Louifvtlls.
Jan. 1l-NArqustts at So'rs Dame.
Jan. 7i-Northw.usrn at Chicago sta
dunn.
Jan. 7s-vslpsraiso al Nctrs Dame.
Jan. 7e-Marquetts ~ Milwaukee.
Feb. 2--DePauw Prs-Fnght School -
Eotre Dame
Feb. Great Lakes a. Great Lake..
York.
Feb is-or,at Lakes at Chicago sta
dium.
FEB. as-Iows a. Notre Dane.
March i--DETRofT a. Notrs Dame.
March Camp Grant Al Chicago sta
dunn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
DiMae Is ~

Joe DiMaggio. former Yankee
star, now in the army, cele-
brated his, 10Th birthday
lTanhSg ff'nrg lSus- -. g1t was
horn in Martinez Cal, -. :.
Vernon Gefty) Gomez cele-
brated his 33rd birthday on Fri,
day, the day after -. Gomez
was also born al Rodeo, Cal.
Oris Hockett is 30 years
old on the rolls Of the CseVe-,
land Indians and "a in the
records of a war. plant where he
works :.
Ray Impellittiere, 6 feet( tn
inches tall and 2S6 pounds
heavy, whose ring record was
ended when he was belted out
by Bob Pastor in 1886. is learn
ing 10 retread tires as part of
sales-training course az Akron.
Glenn Davis. Arnys star plebe
back. has a twin brother, Dave,
al the military academy ..
Dave is not so athletic but is
better student although
Glenn's academic record isn't
poor Pitcher Floyd Giebell
Of the Buffalo club received
orders 20 report for his army
examination ar Weirton w Va.
The ex-Tiger is married and has
a 2-year-old daughter.
Hunk Anderson. co-coach Of
the Chicago eleven, barred al
but players from The Bears
dressing rooms in Washington
after his team lost TO the Red
skins Ensign Joe Mansci
former Bears back. had a hard
time getting IN 20 sec hlS Old
pals
Hank Gowdys first big Lacquer
20 join UP in the first World
War, Is now a major IN the n
fsntry school at Fort Bennlng.
Ga. -. When not in war. Hank
is q coach for the Cincinnati
Reds Sonia Henie gave a
preyiew Of her ice show in Chi
cago for service men. who were
The guests Of Mayor Edward J..
Kelly Johnny Risko. the
former heavyweight fighter. was
recently given an honorable dis
charge from the army 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Suffrin Cagers Open
With JdQIowi(z

Harry Suffrin Club, Detroit
amateur basketball champions
last season, will take on Jaglowicz
Club, one OF its oldest rivals, in
an exhibition game this Sunday
night at Hackett Field House,
Highland Park.
Last season JaClowicZ was run
ner up to .Cincy Sachs Suffrin
team. then known as Auto Club,
in the Greater Detroit Basketball
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
A Wise Rineman

Almost all of Beau Jacks ring
earnings, which approximate
100000. are invested in divi-
dend paying stocks, which are
carefully selected by his Wall
Street sponsors Loss OF his
right leg in a railroad accident
hasn't handicapped the bowling
proves of c. w. Hornsby of
San Antonio, Tex. who particl-
-Pa+es- ifa-tme- Leagues --HiS
highest score is PSI, and his best
three-gane series is only a few
pins short of the 600 mark.
Chick Fewster, who used 10
play with the Yankees. is now
assistant manager of the United
Searnen's Service Club in Bal
timore Midget Smith. the
old bantamweight, now serving
in his second World War, is in
Italy with the u. s. forces
Don Parker wrote in the New
York Mirror:
George Marshall. the lethal
Iaundryman, who took $4,000
as his Washington Redskins
share Of an Army Emergency
Relief benefit game in Los An
geles a year ago last August,
ruined the proposed Victory
Bond doubleheader at the Polo
Grounds Thanksgiving Day by
refusing to let the Redskins
participate after the Giants,
Dodgers and Steagles had
agreed. George said his team
would have to be ready for the
playoffs and that he owed II to
his players not 10 overwork
them. The selfish owners of the
other three clubs were thinking
only Of their country. They
agreed TO participate"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Girls Pro Ball Team
Keeps in Shape

CHICAGO, Nov 27-Edythe
Perlick, outfielder for the cham
pionship Racine Bellies, and
Johanna HaFeman, South Bend
first sacker and the All-American
Girls Professional Ball Leagues
leading infielder, arc keeping in
condition by doing gym work three
times week in a North Side
public school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Football Stars
After Discharge

Bill Schafer was injured in COM
bat and was discharged from the
marines. Dubbetts Norbeck had q
similar experience in the navy air
corps. So what do they do but en-
roll at Wheaton College this year
and become the stars Of that
schools football team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

Staff Sgt. Joe Pisarski, a gum
ner on a Flying Fortress, who
recently was awarded the Oak
Leaf Cluster TO the Air Medal for
his feats in the European theater
of operations, was a champion
sprinter in the Metropolitan High
School League 10 years ago.
Running for Hamtramck High
in 1882 and 1888, Sgt. Pisarski
won city indoor titles in the 30
yard dash and in the 100-yard
dash outdoors.
His home is at 1856 Holbrook.
Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Marquette RifIemen
Real Shdrpshoofers

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 81
Marquette University's naval
r. o. T. e. rifle feam, shooting
against tho best in the country,
thus far has won seven out OF. 10
posteA fnueeiss HUn orner navy
units. One OF the defeats was adj
fninistered by the. University Of
Minnesota r. o. 7. c. by one
r,nirf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
SpOr
Norris Keeps
Mud S Puck That
Won Long Game
By LEO MACDONELL

Modsre Fernand Mud
Bruneteau, brilliant Red Wing
scorer. celebrated his 29th birth
dav Saturday Mud was born
In 81. Boniface. Man, across tho
river from Winnipeg. and named
after his father His parents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Lucky Director
Wins His Tickets

Doug Mills. Illinois young ath-
letic director, is a member of the
Rotary Club of Champaign, III.
! put up two tickets 10 an Illi-
nois game as a prize for the best
football picker Won EN- himself!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
SHOW OF POWER

Navy backs. who had been eX-
pected~to look slow against the
a ry7o,s beel-f;-'' r8ined,
put on a grand. show OF power in
the second half.-on' dry field,
under leaden skies. that became
gloomier than Army's hopes as the
contest drew 10 a close.
Hal Hamberg played a great
game, as was expected although
he resorted little TO aerial tao
tics; but il was fullback Hills
Hume whom most of the crowd
will remember.
Joe (Red) Sullivan came into
Nays backficld in the last period
and also gave the fans an unex-
pected exhibition OF yardage-eat-
ing on the ground.
Victory in todsy's 4ith meeting
of the two service schools gave
the Sailors their nineteenth tri-
umph of the series. Army has won
% times and they tied three
games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

were born in
n c e &C..
one brother
was born in
France and a
8 i s I Q r IN
c h i / e ,,.
South Africa
W a s one Of
he stop s
made by the
elder Bruno
teau. a world
traveller.
In his car
her ye a r s,
Mud worked
as a gra n
office clerk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Georgia Tech,
Tulsa 10 Clash
In Sugar Bowl

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 81 (UP)
Tulsa University's indicated
but tied Golden Hurricane, which
last New Years Day fought bit
terly before losing to Tennessee in
the Sugar Bowl, will return to the
New Orleans annual football clas-
sic again to play Georgia Tech,
Sugar Bowl officials announced
tonight.
Participants in the tenth annual
Sugar Bowl gridiron tussle were
announced after Georgia Tech
captured the southeastern confer
ence title today by swapping
Georgia, $50.
WINS FINAL, CLIO
Tulsa closed out its season on
Thanksgiving Day, overwhelming
University of Arkansas, 61-0. in
one of the nations highest scoring
major college football victories of
the season. Tulsa was tied by
Southwestern of Texas. Go, for
the only blot of the season.
"Spark plug of the Tulsa
team" Joe David. president of
the Midwinter Sports Associa-
ton, Sugar Bowl game sponsor.
said, sis Clyde LefOrce, and his
record compares favorably with
that OF brilliant Eddie Prokop,
the outstanding back OF Georgia
Tech"
Tech in 10 games amassed 28C
points while giving up 124 fol-
seven victories and three defeats
II lost to Notre Dame, Duke anc
Navy.
BEATEN IN THRILLER
"Fans who saw the 1913 Sugar
Bowl classic know that Tulsa's
coach. Henry Frnka, Is one who
can bring a team up to a big
game In fine FORM" David said.
THE game last year which
Tulsa lost TO Tennessee, IL to 7,
was one of the most thrilling In
Sugar Bowl history, and we
fully expect another great game
when the Golden Hurricane
! meets the Yellow Jackets of
Tech"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Brownie Hurler indicted

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 81 0NS)-
Fred Sanford. %, right-handed
pitcher for the ST. Louis Browns
on option 10 Toledo, o.. has been
indicted into the array. the
Browns announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Lulu Fiahts Guido

NEW YORK NOV. Ii ..tOKr-
Lulu ConStantipo and AL Guido,
both Of New York, were Signed
today for an eight-round bout Al
81 Nicholas Arena. Dec 13..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Late Navy Drive
Downs Army
It's Middies' Fifth
Straight over Cadets
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
dies surprised the Cadet last year
at Annapolis. Last year,
Navy. which had been regarded
as far slower than the Army speed
merchants, amazed the experts to-
day by out-gaining the Cadets. 220
yards 10 Is by rushing.
The Sailors, who were expected
TO take to the air. to match Armys
touted speed, attempted only 10
forwards and completed but one.
Meanwhile, Army went into the
air desperately in the second half
and wound up with seven compile
tons in Is attempts for a gain of
81 yards.