CYO Announces December Activities and Rosters
Calendar of CYO events lists dates from December 4 to 31. Activities include basketball rosters due for boys and girls, clinics for youth, dance events, meetings, volleyball, Christ mas programs, and senior socials with officials and coaches noted.
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CYO Christ- Cheen Dee
Gsetier
CYO Ice
Serigees Gardens
CYO Jance
Fenwick Club
Oes Fsrool
Mec
SDS
Our Lady of Angels Volleyball Team Victories
Our Lady of Angels High School volleyball squad added important wins with a 36 to 12 victory over La Salette Academy and a 16 to 14 win against Christ Hospital Nurses Team. The OLA reserves followed with 37 to 33 over La Salette and 27 to 13 over Christ Hospital.
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Our Lady of Angels’ High School
la- Salette Academy
Christ Hospital Nurses
O.L.A
la Salette Academy
Christ Hospital
Joyce Maus
Prisoners of the Casbah and New Cincinnati Movie Notes
A Cincinnati listing notes new film entries with Legion of Decency ratings including Prisoners of the Casbah and Botany Bay. It marks some titles as unobjectionable for adults and flags others as morally mixed or appropriate for family viewing.
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Prisoners of the Casbah
Botany Bay
Honon
Kate the Red Shoes
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America Magazine
Xavier Musketeers Name Lou Magliano 1954 Captain
Lou Magliano, 179 pound halfback and fullback, elected captain of the 1954 Xavier Musketeers by coach Ed Kluska at the football banquet. He started as a substitute but finished as a regular back, a Purcell High School product from Cincinnati and son of Louis Magliano. John Baele named Legion of Honor third member. the group honors varsity football distinction and character. Twenty-nine players earned letters at the banquet.
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Purcell High School
Cincinnati
Kavier
Lou
Tie Oian Louis Magliano
California Avenue
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Xavier Musketeers
Legion O Honor
Xavier
Musketeer Legion of Honor
Francis J. Finn
Ele
Three Seay
Peoria
Spalding Institute
Brooklyn Tablet
Kluska
CYO Cage Leagues Begin December For Men and Boys
The 1953 54 CYO basketball season opens December 6 with 10 class AA teams four class A 21 and under 19 class B 18 and under and 17 class C 16 and under. Thirty eight school teams have entered. Tournaments follow league play. The State tournament for young men will be staged in Cleveland March 27 and 28 1954.
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Stn
Cleveland
Xavier High to Host Annual Football Dinner Sunday
The Xavier High football squad will hold its annual dinner Sunday night December 18 at the Hotel Linton. Sponsored by the X High Dad's Club athletic committee, the event aims to draw 400 plus attendees with Nixson Denton as the speaker. Coach Tom Ballyhan will award 27 varsity players their X monograms. Reservations are via the X High athletic department Parkway 04040. Price is 3 dollars per plate.
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Xavier High
Linton
X High Dad’s Club
Art O’connell
Nixson Denton
Tom Ballahan
Bombers
X High
Parkway
Bombers Open Season Against Chaminade December 6
Xavier High Bombers, 1953 GCL and SW Ohio champions, begin their season against Chaminade High School in Dayton. Returning seniors include Larry Dillon and Tony Olberding, with Bill Erney at guard. Departures include Al Sicking to Dayton, Ray Mazza to Georgetown, and Bert White, last year’s two Roger Bacon scorers.
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Dayton
Iden Eagles
Ohaminade High School
Oys
Larry Dillon
Tony Olberding
Billerney
al Sicking
University of Dayton
Ray Mazza
Cocaptain
Sicking
Bert White
Roger Bacon
Bombers
Mazza
Georgetown University
Washington
Woe
White
Vier U
Xavier Dads Plan For Skating Party
The Dads' Club Athletic Committee at Xavier High with the Monogram Club will hold its annual skating party at Sefferino Roller Drome Oak Street and Gilbert Avenue Monday Dec 7 from 7 30 to 11 p m. Committee Chairman Art O Connell and Monogram Club head Tome Pendergast lead arrangements. Tickets available at Xavier High athletic department or through Monogram Club members.
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Xavier High
Monogram Club
Sefferino Roller
Oak Street
Gilbert Avenue
Art O’connell
Hamilton Five To Battle Piqua Cagers In Debut
Hamilton Catholic High School hires Fred Iofredo from Cleveland area programs to coach the Hamilton five for a season opening showdown with Piqua. The opener is set at Wilson Junior High gym with nine home games split between Wilson High and Hamilton High gyms. The Rams enter with a 13-7 record from last season and aim high in a schedule featuring Chaminade, Dunbar, Roger Bacon, Elder, Akron St. Mary, and others.
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Piqua
Wilson Junk School
Cleveland
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Hamilton
Chaminade High School
C N
Central Cates High School
Wheeling
Odethine Ore
Rams
Pamphlet Tells Story Of Hiroshima Shrine Crusade
A booklet by a priest carried in the atom blast floodlight and dedicated to Hiroshima peace notes Americans aiding a crusade. The Perpetual Rosa Koshima by Rev Huchiffer SJ highlights Catholic and Buddhist joint interest in relief and orphanage aid in the pagan city.
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Hiroshima
Koshima
Huchiffer
Ry Press
Bible Study Groups Embrace Old Testament Insight
Forty diverse adults join Father Eugene H. Mary at Mt. St. Marys Seminary for a supervised Old Testament course. Attendees praise the value of guided scripture study for Christian faith and broader understanding of historical and cultural contexts. Father Mary’s credentials include doctor of sacred theology from the Angelicum and a Jerusalem residency.
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Eugene H. Mary
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Xavier’s High School
Cincinnati
Father Mary
Lawrence Durkin
Nativity Parish
Durkin
James O’connor
Insurance Magazine
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Mary Leonard
Condon
Empe Reces
Rome
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Greece
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
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The
Biblical Institute
Catholic Telegraph Register
Big Social Events Planned in Hamilton This Weekend
Three major community gatherings are set in Hamilton over the weekend. On Saturday a bazaar at Moose Auditorium features a queen contest with a Santa Claus mystery prize and proceeds for the Sisters of the Poor. Sunday brings a Catholic High School social at St Joseph’s School with a $200 top prize, turkey raffle, music, and refreshments. On Monday Anton J. Gahlinger lectures at Fenmont Center about Vatican highlights, with proceeds aiding a Catholic radio program.
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Hamilton
Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis
Moose Auditorium
Sisters of the Poor
Hamilton Catholic High School
St. Joseph’s School
Second
Hanover Streets
Fathers’ Club
Anton J. Gahlinger
Pontifical Guard
Vatican
Fenmont Center
Third and Dayah Streets
Ship of the Knights of Columbus Catholic Action Committee
CYO Dance Sunday Features George Kasper Orchestra
The CYO will sponsor a Winter Wonderland dance Sunday at The Fenwick starting at 8 30. George Kasper and his orchestra will provide music for single Catholics eight years of age and older. Arrangements and hospitality committee members are listed. Mixer dances, Advent services, prizes, and world peace items are highlighted to help attendees meet new friends.
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George Kasper
CYO
Fenwick
I Ag
Inpitas
Vera Schneider
Norb Menke
Jean Barga
Wilma Dickinson
Marilyn Dressel
Mary Hayes
Rosemary Kist
Raymond
Bob Dacia
Joe Geracie Hammersmith
Walter Gliedinen
Price Hill Team Captures Laurels in CYO Grid Loop
Price Hill dominates the CYO grid season unbeaten and claimed the 1953 grade school championship with a 19-13 win over St Joseph's orphanage. St Teresa's Canoes, Reading, and Our Mother of Sorrows of Roselawn also won decisive openers and semifinals featured St Johns DP edging St Agnes 28-20.
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Price Hill
St. Joseph's
St. Teresa’s
Peter and Paul's
Reading
Xavier Stadium
Our Mother of Sorrows
Roselawn
St. John’s
Deer Park
St. Agnes
Polish Family Reunited for Christmas in Canada
Through the German Mission of the NCWC a Polish family long separated will reunite for Christmas 1953. Mrs Kazimierz Strajber, 27, and her two children sail to Canada to join her husband who has built a home in Hamilton Ontario. He left his family behind in a refit when he emigrated to Canada.
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Prankfurt
Germany
NCWC
Kazimierz Strajber
Canada
Hamilton
Ontario
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