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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1952
Page
8
The CYO season starts with several tight games across nine men’s leagues totaling 61 teams and 37 parish school boys’ squads. Bellarmine dominates scoring week led by Bob Larkin 17 and Johnny Frantz 11 while guard Jerry Becker sparks a tough defense with relentless steals.
Reported standings show Holy Trinity, St Xavier's, St Mark's, and St Francis de Sales among league leaders. The season uses NSWA girls rules with weekly games and a March playoff to crown champions.
St Vincent de Paul salvage shop staff will attend the second annual Christmas dinner at noon Tuesday December 23. A turkey dinner will be served. Father Be and Schroder director of Davies Catholic Charities will also attend.
St Louis based Palmer L Rockey reports the publication of a Spanish language work The Motive Body of Christ authored by Anthony Guild Press Paterson New Jersey. The release marks a notable contribution to religious translation efforts.
Bell Ringer Jim Hungler and Marian Kersting chair an informal CYO event for single Catholics over 18 at The Fenwick on Sunday December 21 from 8 30 p m to 12 00 a m George Horn and his orchestra provide music for a dance titled mee Bell Jump Committee members include Rita Schlueter Ethel Rock Janet Wempe Rose Mary Walter Une Laverne Gilbert James Meck and Cletus Walters
John Contadino will direct the 40 voice CYO Genesian guild choral group in a concert at Our Lady of Cincinnati College this Sunday at 8 15 p.m. They will sing carols at Longview hospital St Francis and St Marys hospitals and visit various institutions and shut ins during the Christmas season with tickets available at GA 5757 or at the door.
John H. Doerger was chosen president of the St. Aloysius Orphan Society to succeed Lawrence A. Poetker at the installation on January 11. Also elected were William G. Hengehold vice president Grover P. Kuchenbach secretary Albert J. Cuni membership secretary Joseph G. Witte festival secretary and 1953 feast chairman Albert W. Mueller treasurer Norbert J. Bennings Alois G. Nurre and Robert S. Wenstrup trustees Clarence M. Kelley to chair the committee to enroll new members.
Norwood council of the Knights of Columbus plans its annual Christmas party for members and families on December 21 and 22. Grand Knight Ihlendorf announced Mass at 8 with Father W Eugene Shiels as celebrant, followed by a breakfast at the home.
Twenty eight grammar school squads enter the fourth annual St Xavier Invitational at St Xavier High School and Xavier University Fieldhouse with finals set for Friday January 23 as a Hamilton Catholic St Xavier high school showcase. The field includes Sts Peter and Paul Norwood last year's champions and runners up Guardian Angels Mt Washington coached by XU freshman Tom Kurry along with Immaculate Conception Blessed Sacrament Holy Angels Holy Trinity and many more.
CYO playoff action ends with St Martin's Sr winning the city title after a tight final over Ola club by scores 15-5 13-15 15-11. St Martin's finishes the season with 10 straight victories as St Mark's Gold and St Clement's YAC post wins in last week’s games.
The Diocesan Council Catholic Youth Organization notes a TV program on WKRC-TV at 6 p.m. and an Adoration at St Marks', 2 to 3 p.m. The season ends undefeated with St. Mark's Blue beating Sts. Peter and Paul's 15-1 and 15-4. Central division sees CYO foes defeat St. Lawrence's 15-13 and 15-9. Final standings across three divisions listed.
A new Albert D. Cash Memorial foundation is incorporated to promote citizenship education and research. Trustees include Mrs. Albert D. Cash and Walter S. Schmidt. Schmidt praises Cash for housing efforts and the Master Plan, urging perpetuation of his civic ideals.
A statue honoring Jean Baptiste Le Moyne Sieur de Bienville will be erected on Union Station Circle with a priest and an Indian figure. Angela Ry, a sculptor who studied in Paris, will cast the group as part of the railroad depot project budget tensions eased by revived funding.
The annual St Xavier alumni dance will be held Saturday December 27 on the Roof Garden of the Sheraton Gibson hotel. Chairman J Effilmett Landis with Bob Greine and Tom Lippert handle decorations. Jack Berger and Ray Seiter supervise entertainment. Dancing starts at 9 with Wally Johnson's orchestra. Proceeds aid Jesuit education through the Alumni Scholarship fund. Alumni moderator is Father John Uhl S J.
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