St John Vianney Clubbers Grab CYO Softball Title
The St John Vianney club won the 1952 CYO Men’s Softball championship by beating Our Lady of Lourdes 17 to 8 in the final. Semifinals saw Lourdes 8 Holy Name 7 and St John Vianney 6 Guardian Angels 4. Vianney piled up 22 hits, with Herm Miller Bob Schmid and Bill Norton among the top at bats.
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St. John Vianney
CYO
Our Lady of Lourdes
Holy Name
Guardian Angels
St. John Vianney’s
Herm, Miller
Bob Schmid
Bill Norton
Pera
Our
Our Lady of Lourdes Boys
St. John Vianney‘s
Ed Spahr
Case
Raffy
Musketeers Open Season vs Quantico Marines in 1952 Lid Lifter
Ed Kluska begins his sixth year as Xavier head coach facing the Quantico Marines in the season debut on Sunday September 21 at 8 15 p m in Xavier Stadium. The Musketeers bring an unblemished string of five opening game wins and eleven straight undefeated outings into the contest amid a tough 22 game stretch with only one loss.
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Xavier University Musketeers
Ed Kluska
Pigskin Warriors
Quantico Marines
Xavier Stadium
Kluska
Musketeers
Leathernecks
Xavier
Muskies
Xavier Musketeers to Clash With Marines on Sept 21
Xavier University’s Musketeers, led by Coach Ed Kluska, host the Quantico Marines at Xavier Stadium on Sunday Sept 21 at 8:15 p.m. The team features six returning lettermen, including cocaptains Milestan and Skole, with Judd and Dowd among others to bolster the lineup. The Marines defeated Xavier 12-7 in last year’s opener, and Xavier has since won three straight over the Leathernecks. Blood Donor Night and Gil Maringer will headline pregame and halftime entertainment by the Xavier band.
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Xavier University
Musketeers
Quantico Marines
Xavier Stadium
Ed Kluska
Xavier
Frank Milosian
John Skole
Milestan
Chicago
Frank
Skole
Joliet
John
Johi Milestan
Bob Judd
Peoria
Junior
Judd
Bob Finnell
Jack Dowd
Columbus
Bob Bleh
Elder High
Cincinnati
John Baele
Ill
Dowd
Bleh
Baele
Mike Conaton
Indianapolis
Dick Hogan
Troy, C
Chuck Jaworski
Wheeling
W. Va
Joe Degaro
Muskies
Leathernecks
Might
Gil Maringer
Xavier Band
Roger Bacon High School Shows Enrollment Rise to 853
Enrollment at Roger Bacon for 1952 53 stands at 853, up 57 from last year. Seniors 182 juniors 181 sophomores 214 freshmen 276. largest freshman class ever as the Franciscan school marks its 25th year in Cincinnati Archdiocese.
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Roger Bacon High School
Roger Bacon
Franciscan Fathers of the Cincinnati
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Stanley Bir
O.F.M
Laurian Rausch
Antonine Scheetz
Faran Boyle
Kentucky taps Elder Star as 1952 captain
Elder Star, a 1949 Elder high school graduate from Cincinnati, will serve as alternate captain for Kentucky's 1952 football team. He plays defensive end and offensive tackle, weighs 220 pounds and stands six foot four, and is praised by coach Paul Bryant as a top Southeastern Conference performer.
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Bob Fry
Kentucky
St. Teresa’s Parish
Cincinnati
Bob
Babe Bartlett
Paul Bryant
Xavier Musketeers Coach to Address Knights Luncheon
Coach Ed Kluska of the Xavier Musketeers will speak at the K of C Luncheon Monday September 22 at 12 15 p.m. in the Metropole hotel. Xavier athletic director Al Stephan and sports publicity director Bob Coates will join as guests.
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Ed Kluska
Xavier Musketeers
K. of C
Metropole
al Stephan
Xavier University
Bob Coates
Xavier
September church and youth group schedules announced
Lay leaders retreat on September 19 20 21 entries for volleyball due September 22 Girl Scout advisory committee Catholic leading library 1 p.m. September 22 Camp Fire advisory committee library 10 a.m. Catholic Bible week starts September 28 football and kickball seasons open with rosters due September 29.
Pilgrimage Planned by Legion of Mary for Sept 28
The annual Legion of Mary pilgrimage set for Sunday September 28 will start from the Taft auditorium Cincinnati at 10 a.m. and head to the Brown County mother house at St Martin via routes 50 and 251. Tickets cost two dollars and are on sale at the Catholic Lending Library from Sept 22 to Sept 26.
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St. Stephen’s Parish
Eastern Avenue
J .Martin
Robert Ragland
Charles Martin
Nellie Franklin
Legion of Mary
St. Michael
Legion
Cincinnati
Covington
Brown County Eee
St. Martin
Taft
Eighth Street
Kirby
Ethics to Be Topic of Hamilton Meet
Cicero’s Ethics will be discussed at the second session of Literature That Lives in the Mercy hospital nurses auditorium Hamilton. Father Frank F Roedel of St Gregory’s seminary will present on Tuesday Sept 23 at 7 pm. The event is sponsored by the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus and the Hamilton circle of the IFCA with the Hamilton Adult Education Council. Father Robert Bastian will moderate the post lecture discussion. Admission is 75 cents at the door.
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Cicero
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Frank F. Roedel
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Cance
Hamilton Adultducation and Training Council
Robert Bastian
St. Mary’s Parish
TV Play Postponed by Archdiocesan Youth Council
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth postpones a September 21 telecast of a religious play from Cincinnati titled I Speak My Words to the King. The play by young local writers will be televised at a later date with announcements to follow.
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Council of Youth
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth
Cincinnati
New Movies In Cincinnati With Legion of Decency Ratings
The list shows films including The Merry Widow Henrys Full House Fear World The Devil Makes Three and Storm Over Tibet rated by the Legion of Decency. Some titles receive A 2 or B ratings with notes on objectionable content or parts objectionable for certain audiences.
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Legion of Decency
Tibet
Elder Grads Enter Seminaries Redefine School Spiritual Focus
Ten 1952 Elder High School graduates enter seminaries to prepare for priesthood with nine at St Gregorys and one at Maryknoll. Two 1951 alumni, Gerald Lohman and Charles Nau, begin priestly studies this year. Forty graduates serve as priests or brothers and 55 pursue religious careers.
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Nary
Stanley Neiheisel
Russell Blank
Philip Schoch
C. Rogers Massa
Robert Hater
Robert Ginzinger
Ronald Averback
Richard Bachman
Gerald Kroeger
George Hess
Maryknoll Seminary
Gerald Lohman
Charles Nau
St. Gregory’s
Cincinnati
Francis Rabbitt
Raymond Sanchez
Bombers Show Will to Win in Season Opener Loss
The Bombers fell to Hamilton Catholic by a narrow margin, but showed resolve by scoring in the final quarter. Key players Tom Ispherding Ray Mazza Hank Rohs and Uspherding led a strong defensive effort, with Mazza shifting to right half after Wurzelbacher's injury. The Rams benefited from Ralph Bitel and the Singhoffer Steven son connection, while several Bombers were sidelined by injuries. The team heads to upcoming tests against X.A. and Hughes, aiming to improve after a green but spirited performance.
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Hamilton Catholic
Rams
Bob von Holle
Hamilton
Bombers
Ralph Bitel
Dick Singhoffer
Boyd Stevenson
Sycamore Street
Tom Ispherding
Ray Mazza
Hank Rohs
Uspherding
Singhoffer
Mazza
Ray
Paul Wurzelbacher
Xarate John
McClung
von Holle
Don Gardner
Letterman
Pat Scallan
Wurzelbacher
Tom Ballahan
Withrow Sontans
X.A
Hughes
Solemn Mass Opens St. Xavier's Term
St Xavier’s high school began its term with a Solemn Mass of the Holy Spirit celebrated by Father William J. Schmidt S J president. Deacon Father Joseph A Walsh S J classics teacher. Subdeacon Rev Thomas A Gideon S J head of physics. Sermon by Father Leo J McKenna S J student counselor. Master of ceremonies Father Ladislaus A Majerowski S J church assistant. Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary served the Mass.
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St. Xavier’s High School
William J. Schmidt
S.J
Joseph A. Walsh
Thomas A. Gideon
Leo J. McKenna
St. Xavier’s
Ladislaus A. Majerowski
St. Xavier’s Church
The
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Catholic Knights Grow in Ohio in Recent Years
Growth of the Catholic Knights of Ohio was reported at the state convention in Cincinnati. The order now has 7 329 members with 1 107 new enrollments last year. Resolutions urged better capital and labor relations, emphasis on religious education, and awareness of American citizenship blessings. Fred T. Beck of Cincinnati presided.
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Catholic Knights of Ohio
Cincinnati
C. K. of C
Fred T. Beck
Ursuline Academy selects senior class officers
Sue Rains elected president of the Ursuline Academy seniors at Oak Street and Reading Road. Lois Muellering is treasurer, Lynn Niehaus corresponding secretary, and Eileen Ryan recording secretary.
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Sue Rains
Ursuline
Ursuline Academy
Oak Street
Reading Road
Lois Muellering
Lynn Niehaus
Eileen Ryan
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