Boxing Roots and Sports News From a Bygone Era
The piece traces boxing origins from Siena priest St Bernardine to ancient Greece and Rome, notes shifting public morality, and discusses modern reform efforts led by Bob Christenberry. It cites Walter O Briggs Sr as baseball’s famed fan, mentions Seton Hall’s Walter Dukes, and references the 1950s ice hockey entry of the Soviet team in Oslo.
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St. Bernardine
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CYO
Bob Christenberry
New York Athletic Commission
Istend
New York
Walter O. Briggs
Brice
Detroit
Aul
Teo
Seton Hall University
South Orange
N.J
Walter Dukes
Wally
Seton Squad
Uncle Joe
International Ice Hockey Federation
Oslo
Reds
TIHF
Moscow
CYO Young Men's Basketball Scores
Class AA St Geo 52 Hi team 61. Class A Marks 79 St Lawrence 40. St Agnes 82 Holy Cross 46. Class B Mother of Sorrows 55 St Margaret 32. St George 87 St James 39 St Clement 52 St Agnes 27 St Williams 51 Our Lady Sorrows 39. St Lawrence 50 St Martin 50 Teresa 42. Our Lady of think ? Peter ? Guardian ? St John ?
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Peter
St. John’s
Council Reverses on Prayer Resolution for City Meetings
Cleveland city council adopts a plan requiring the president to invite representatives of Protestant, Jewish, and oldo religions to lead prayers at meetings. Earlier, the same council rejected the idea, with the president saying prayer was not necessary, sparking citizen protests.
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Cleveland
Fenwick CYO February Schedule Highlights
February events for Fenwick CYO include an ice skating party at Cincinnati Garden, an 8 p.m. Genesian guild meeting, and a 2:30 p.m. Altare Dei presentation at Old Cathedral. Additional activities cover girls' athletics, a Fenwick club meeting, and a Camp Fire leaders’ recollection day at St Louis church.
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Fenwick
CYO
Cincinnati Garden
Catholic Youth Council
Old Cathedral
Genesian Guild
Hadinecy Committee
Fenwick Club
St. Louis’ Church
St Charles Girls Clinch Fourth Straight Win
St Charles girls extend undefeated streak with a 20 to 10 victory over Holy Trinity to claim first in the Western league of the CYO Young Ladies basketball. Other results include St Martins 28 St Lawrences 7, St Marks 45 87 over St Clements, and St Elizabeths 62 24 over Guardian Angels.
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St. Charles
CYO
Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Girls
St. Martin’s
St. Lawrence’s
St. Mark’s
St. Clement’s
St. Elizabeth’s
Guardian Angel’s
Doubleheader Feb 3 Opens Second Round League Play
The Xavier field hosts a Greater Cincinnati league doubleheader on February 3 to start the second round. St. Xavier’s leads the standings facing Purcellie at 2:00 PM, followed by Roger Bacon meeting Elder Tangling at 3:30 PM. Coach Tom Ballaban’s Bombers seek two wins over the Cavaliers, while Roger Bacon aims for a second straight upset over the others.
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St. Xavier’s
Ereet Purcellie
Roger Bacon Elder
Tom Ballaban
Bombers
Cavaliers
Roger Bacon
St. Xavier's
Thers
Greater Cincinnati
New York Jesuit Named Islands Mission Chief
The Very Rev. Edwin G. McManus S J has been appointed superior of 88 Jesuits in the New York province attached to the Caroline and Marshall Islands mission in the vicariate of Bishop Thomas Jane. He succeeds Vincent J. Kennally S J and is a Brooklyn native who did parish work in New York City and served three years as an army chaplain before joining the mission in 1947.
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Brooklyn
Edwin G. McManus
S.J
New York
Ciety of Jesus
Caroline and
Marshall Islands
Thomas Jane
John B. Janssens
Society of Jesus
Father McManus
Vincent J. Kennally
Caroline-Marshall
Film on Blessed Martin Planned by Foundation
The Foundation for Motion Pictures and Television Production plans a book film project about Blessed Martin. Rev Harold Eyre, author of the Ark. Fa ey series, writes the current work titled Wilde. The author has left duties to devote his fall to completing the 16th book in the Pocket Books series.
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Blessed Martin
Jena
A Foundation For Motion
Lo Pocket Books
Seri
Harold
Stu
Faey
Wilde
Bathurst Convent Fire Causes Major Loss
Fire destroyed the provincial mother-house of the Hospitaller Sisters of St. Joseph in Bathurst New Brunswick with losses surpassing $100000. Ten religious and 65 non clergy fled the burning building and escaped unharmed.
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Bathurst
N. B
of Hospitaller Sisters of St. Joseph
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