St. Viator College Newspaper, 1933-03-01

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WED~'ESDAY.

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Tournament Opens Friday GLEE CLUB HEARD ON STA liON WCFL

J. iY. R. MAGUIRE, C. S. V.

Spalding Defending Cham pions : Fifth Year · Winner Is Invited To National Tournament

Miss Theresa Gray And Don Anderson Soloists

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pearance, o.s the Chorus

with

HOOVER COLLEGE I CLUB PRESIDENT

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Chriat..ma.s Pla y , was so w eJI received and the re was such a large numbe r o! requesta for a r etu rn broadcast th a t lh18 en gage m e n t was made.

S ince this lat te r appearance a large num be r o! requests have been r eceived tor a th i r d b roadcas t which wiiJ be arr anged a t so me future time.

P opular Prog-r am Tb e n umbers sung by tile Glee C1u b, w h ich wa..s, as usual, under the dlrecUo o of tb e conductor, Miss H arri e t Otll ctte, wer e or the t ype most Hutted tor su ch orga.nJzatlons.

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In cluded "Sylvia", "Trust I n The! Lord", " I P"""ed By Your Window". a selection from "Finlandla", "Dann y Boy", and a solo rcndltlon o f th e "A ve Marla" o! Bach-Go unod Th e program was opened by th e chorus bummlng the "Dear Land of Hom e" I and wa.s closed tn th e sam e manner. ,.-r . .1 \l.ag ul r f' ~ p f•akfi

Dunng tht" course of th e program whJ ch wCLH announced by th r Rev. W. R M o.guln·, C S. V., an appea l ror th r '4 upport o! th e T1:m ple of MuRir to bt ere<'ted a\. the 1933 World!

J:<'o.lr J•:xhllJ IUon In ('hl<:ago wa..~ made hy lht• pn·"tl d .. nt Contribution~. how(.·v.er Kmall •. will b<' w~lcomed UH.' rommlllt'l ln chargt: They shouJtJ bt' fltn t to nr FrNlf'rkk Stock who I· thr •c·t1ns tht mo~t worthy to..: k ot ·t unn aulltt ltnt funds to!

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egalice Win s Radio Debate Mt Norbt•rt F.llht and Mr Jo.;('ph \l o.bom•y, n •prt•. l'flllng the freshmen or St. Viatu r Collt ~t 1n a 'll-ba. t c with tht Frbthmt·n of Chicago U niversity ov.·r rudlo tt tation \V CFL, by a.n ove r whelming vote won Lh e d ect~ lon The ubj\· t or tht~ th·b~ltt• w Tht• re. trh:tion of 1n omt: nti IOht·ntanl't<:J to ~ . 000 fht' pnn<·~plt', not tht amount deb tt·d Th~ ntrm.ltl\'1.' ldt.• of ttt' d· Mt" w uph ld by St \ 'iator

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To th e ~\!embers of the Ca t ho:i, H1gh School Basketball Teams nf

Illinois; You a r e a thousand ttme .., welcome to St. Viator Coll ege. \Vhtl e you ure hert:> romp<>ting in the Illinois C&.tholH· H1gh ScllOOI Basketball Tf~urnamf'nt, we want you. to feel thoroughly n hemP The Faculty and Studrnt Body of St. \'1ator College feel honored in havtug you as a gue!->t during these days. \\'t> hope that the tournament will

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Th e selec tion of these two Seniors to th e produrc k..!C':-1 competition , fine spor t s- high offices they now ho ld Is con man<.:hip and ~ spirit of friendly side r ed a high compliment to th e riva lry which wil l unite more closely wi sdom of t h e s tud ent body in the thf' Ca tho li c Hi gh Schools of TIIinois. impor tant task of choosin g its l eadPlay hard and cou rageous ly for the e rs. honor of your school.

Take de f ea t with a !'mlle and victory modes t ly. )lay you Iongo remember these few days at St. 1'1ator Colleg-e as a time ! f o' profit and happine-s~ God bless you l all Norbe rt 'EIU~ Narnf'd J W. R ~lagulre, C S. \', Edi to r President.

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B{'l'llde~ the Bishop's Trophy, w hi ch IH a revolv· inJ! award gn·t.•n by the Mo~t Hl'\'.

El·rnar<.! J Sht.'l l, L> D., Auxlli(1ry B1~hop of Chkugo and Viator u lu n l nus, Will be flr!it and twcond pine · R\lard~ donated by the H.cv. 1'.

K Stca of Pontiac, aiHo il Vtntor nlwu nus a.nd an rnthustnsllc Tournamt'J(t support e r

" Brick" Y oung Popular R eferee T o Officiate

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It has become a tradi tion that each yea r th e Freshman cla.as of St. Viator be given th e keys of th e VIATORI AN oJT!ces, the good w1s hes of the regular s ta.ft and to ld to do th e ir bes t In editing one Issue ot that publicaOne of th (1 moHt compd e nt tlflt t lion .

Since It Is fundam entally A. popular of rcfe r('(!S In th r mld cllcwe:-; sou nd principle to discover t.alent by l is " Brl c•k" Yo ung, Hpo rt M ed itor or thf' otrerlng the opportunity for tt.s exc r · Bloomi ngto n Panto.graph.

HI A pop· ci!lle the cus to m Is once more bt>i ng ular1ty has conA ta.nlly g rown Tll 1 tol1owed , and the March fifteenth Is- Influence In athletk clrC'If'M 1.-1 vf· r y s ue ot the VIA TORlA N will be th P great. work ot the Freshmen It wlll hf' Mr Young hB.B rc!crf·~d a numbf·r of their a.Jm to better lh e regular statr St. Viato r games thl:i yt•nr HI A ft(· r · large ly composed of uppercla.ssm,.n vier~ will be avaJiab l,. tor th•· flmll P:lUtJ F.dltor tltk gttrnf> of th• TJhnrJht Ht1ll1· <~tt t h Mr Norbert Eilts, Sent>ca, JliJnol . ollc H 1gh Scho(JI tounutmf•nt 111 · hu bePn appo1nted t'"dltor of t.hf' eel,.cUon t~ hftflfJY r-htJ!r-tr, for ht· FrP~hma.n 1~ Uf' . A rf-al ~chola.r, un l!t rPSpf·dNJ evP.rywhf>rf· ft't Bn GXCfdJafraJd or any t..allk, hOWf"Vf"r grf'at, ~ nt and lmrmrti al r t·fe rN·

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At stake in the To urnAm e nt be th e Illi no!n sta t e llllo, Lh c

Freshmen Will Ed· !\'ex t Issu e

ILLINOI C THOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BA SKETB ALLTOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

t am ut St \'t to r This 1 the lar t numtM-r ot vo t on a.ny ot ( th

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S t. Viato r Coll ege a g a in pl a ys hos t to thi rteen of the fin es t Ca thoHo high school baske tbal l t eams in nunois as t he seve n th annual I IUnois Cn t holi c Hi g h S hoo l Ba..'<ke tball T o urn am ent opens in the Viato r gym nasium o n Friday even ing . DrawJohn McGrath Elected New ing fo r th e To urnament. w hich is being he ld unde r th e aus p ices of lhc Secretary Centra.l Sta t es Prep A ssociatio n , w e re he ld las t wee k , a.nd th e t eams h a vP In a specia.l election held Monday. been no ti fied of th e ir gam es.

Fe bruary thir t eenth , M r . Ralph E. Hoove r , '33, Gary, I ndian a, was elec tBrl ll hUi t O pc n in ged pr eside nt, and Mr. J ohn M cGrath, F rid ay night' s o pening session will ' 33, P eo ri a, Illinois, w as elec t ed secr e- finct six exce ll en t t eam s m ee ting. Th e tary of th e Coll eg e Club, o ffi cial session wi ll open with F ox Vall ey, s tu de nt organizati on of St. Viator Au ro ra, mee ti ng S t. Te resa o f DeColl ege.

His elec ti on to the highest ca tur.

St. P a tr ic k's, l<ank ttk ee, wil l office among the studen t s ts a tri- mee t S t. J osep h' s of Cai ro in th~ bu t e to the rem ark able abili ties of 'l second game, w it h Spald ing Ins ti tute Mr. H oover.

For fou r years a m em- of P eoria, defendi ng TII!no ls c hambe r of t he staff, and. in h 1s Sopho· pions. closing the session agains t Camo r e year, Edltor of the VIATOR- th edral High of S p ringfie ld.

Th•' IAN: Directo r of Publicity fo r the firs t round games wi ll be continued past two and a half ye ars; Presid ent on Saturday af t ernoon, and the quarof the Se nio r class: for four years a t t:r-fi nals will be hPid Saturday evcnbrilliant member of the Bergin De- ing.

Th e se mi-finals will co m e up 1 bating society: possessed of an en- on Sunday afte rnoo n , and the title gagi ng personality that has mad Q him will be de te rmined In Sunday nigh t 's th e mos t outstanding figure on th e round. campus, Mr. Hoover bas di s tingui shAl umni G h ~ Aw n.rd!'l

The Glee Club of St. Viator College gave a second broadcast ove r the Federation o! Labor S ta tion In Chicago , S unday evenl n g a t eigh t o'c lock F e bruary nlneU!en th. l ls !l r s t a p-

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rw n wht, k.r~ ef.LgJ·r t.t'J knrJw f·xadly wh.tt th~ fo'reHhrn,.n ms~,y dfJ In l hf• wt1 rk Th$ f' r P~h .. man i u~t~ fJ( 11 t y t.1r wr ll.tdfll ro N J blll •.viii do thl vPry evon. n that hy ,., ryon~ a.1 on of th" bf' t (J f th"' the 'NOrk ot publtc&.Uoo m y bf gln y,.ar 'fh,. rf'guJ(:tr te~turt·<i o! th~r~: promptly an ~ rompl,.tf'd on th pttptr t .. partlr.ulhrly tnt.for tlng In r~g-uta.r publ hJng dd.lP tn~ flttJ> nttJ the hand ot n#"''#(lHn n th th f"lJI o! Mo.r t. leg,. wht'J' fJ~rv.a.Ur,.,n, r,n th,. up-

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Vl u lortan a Carn pus Briefs Hopping &' co.ture Wr1t ~ r fi... catu rc Write r

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co nge o n W ednesday, February 22nd. w o rk o f the art edl~r . ~Ve ha,•e a.lJohn Burns t he bir thday of the fi rst P resident of so en joyed the Cbn.stmas number of Ule t:nit.ed States.

Eve r yont but the CLEPSYDRA very much.

All 1 Ke nne th Co r coran th e debaters seemed o t:: ~:..~:l::.:::; t!:.c the c harm of the loveliest o f ~ easo ns j Jam es H u nt most of a ho li day, bu t that g roup was c aught in poe:lry and prose by J ose ph Spie lbe r ge r was ove n -:helmed ~-itb the wo r k in- the contributors of that particular is Charles P e yton cide n t upon thei r en try las t F riday s u e.

Earl O ' Mara in the l<liddlewest Championsh i p Deba t e T ou rn c.me nt a t Manches t e r . InWhil e on the s ubjec t of e xchanges . Mary P . C ruise d iana.

Margaret Clancy w e will express our high regard f or

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Don Hickey a ttended the Chicago

Robert Sprietzer .Charl es B y r on James Dugan Ches ter Stokes

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p e rfo r m an ce o f "Th e Stude nt Prince' D ayt o n U niversity. whil e the Glee C lu b was pe rpe tratin g i t.a broa d c ast a week ago Sunda y. I s th a t loyalty in him who has so fai thW e regret very much toe omlss1on ~p~i~~~oe~ full y accompanle d on th e piano e v e r y 1 o f Mr. Richard Schneider' s name as Paul A . LaRocq ue p ra c ti ce sess io n o f the Club, we as l< author o f the first dis cussio n of

Robert Nolan you. Don. is it? It"s alright thougb-I"PoliUcs··-··why William Clancy man y would have done th e s am e =~~~~ -~===~~=~~-~~~

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the o utstanding first year m en .

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second class matter at the Po~ t Offi ce of Bourbonnais, TI!inois, man class. one of the inveterate ra under th e Ac t of March 3 rd. 1879 dio debat e r s, was highly incensed ACME PRINTI NG CO whe n, because the opponents from Chicago University and hi s own colleagu e spoke overtime, his speech was sho rtened by two very succi nct I and impor tant paragraphs.

Such ar~ the tri a ls and tribulations of radio stars, eh, Joe? The le tte r s r eceive d by s tation W CF L to date have, with two exceptions, all been votes for the B er gin Debating Socie ty.

En t ered

In the next issue you will enjoy the result of the journalistic efforts of our Freshmen friends under thP editors hip o f Norbert Ellis. We assu r e you a most inter esting edition..

HOTEL KANKAKEE Sidney Herbst. Manager DINING ROOM MAGNIFI CENT BALL ROOM

The ce r emo n y of Religious C lothing wh ich took place in the chape l of th e Congregation de Notre Dame, Montreal, Canada on the twenty-third of February was perform ed for S is t e r

deni.J! and fri ..nds o! St. VIator College

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SUzanne Marie Cot e, a stude nt at Th e numb er of lette rs complim e nting th e "excell e nt sop rano voice" of Miss Th e r esa Gn::.y h ea rd in th e I broadcast of Februa r y nineteenth sho uld ear n fo r h er th e title of the "Jessica Dragonetle" of St. Viator

A hearty welcome awaits the ~ t u­

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VIATOR WELCOMES YOU Tournament g ues t , the s tudents of St. Viator arc College- that"s about the highest tri ha ppy a nd proud to be your hosts. We ex tend to you our bute we cou ld pay her- being in vet hearty welcome a nd offer our ser vices to help make your erate fans of that lyri.c so prano who 1 short visit thorou g hly J>leasant a nd enjoyable.

We a re brightens all our Fridf.:.y evenings. jus tly proud and happy to entertain yo u, because we teno r voice who, in th e recog nize in yo u the hig hes t type of high school s ports- midThs te lovely of the same broadcas t. s u g mans hip-the essen ce of future colleg iate competition. gested. sot to voce ,that the next nu m We have a lways looked forward to the Sta te Catholi c be r on the program wo uld be a " bat Tournament a s a time when we could accord our visiting o n solo. by Miss Harriet Gillette' ' is g ues ts the hi g hes t service and t he bes t attention possible. h e r eby nominated for a s troll on th t!

This yea r we agai n a ssure our g uests the same whole- "Street of Forgotten Men" . hem·ted attention and service that has ilnarked other In the co lumn to the left we hav e tournaments held at S t. Viator College. formally we lcomed cl l yo u tourna- [ ment basketeers. But we have one re- 1 gre t v-lith r ega r d to yo ur ente rtain LENT : SEASON OF SACRIFICE ment.

You very probably won ' t T he lesson of purification t hroug h sacrifice that h as hear ou r Glee Club. We ourselves lent power t o eve r y masterpiece of art in the his tory of are a very humble member. but just m a n's in tellectual development was taught w ith great- U>e same it"s rathe r good. And sad t fo r ce in t he life of t he Savior of mankind

By His dest of au. you can• t hear the stnnged . · . trio co mposed of the three most a c ex~mp I e H e h OWe d t hat t h e On IY way 111 WhlCh the 1: compllshed musicians on the campus h e1g hts of tru e g r eatn ess may be r eached lS self - sacn- - artists. each of them. But we hope f ice.

He taught t he leaders of men th e necessity for you have a good time even if you self mas t eJ·y before atte m pting the direction of others. don't have the opportunity of heari ng H e prepa r ed for his g r at mission by spending forty days these two great organizations. in prayer and fasting in the desert. H e withs tood the t t t" f S t ff · 11 } d k This Bergin Debating Society some e mp a 10ns 0 a an 0 e nn g a t 1e treasures an in g- times is troubl esome to the well or dom of the world if H e \l·o uld but call him master. Then, dered routine of our excellent staff fortif ied with the mi ht~r stren g th of self-mastery, He Although it keeps us supplied with went forth to bring comfort to the do wntrodden with many a welcome column telling of its t he promise of h eaven ly joy, the reward of sacrifice. successes. nevertheless. it does take Ea h :\,·eat· the Church for forty days wea r s the pur- away " goodly portion of our staff For instance, at this very moment pie robe o £ penance. On Ash ·wedn esday her children are we are deprived of the services of signed with the cross of ashes a nd remin ded of th eir f inal Messrs. Hoover. Nolan. Middleton. and end-" dust tho u art and into dust thou shall return". She our assistant editor. Mr. J . Hugh ex horts them to make sacrifices in the li ttle things of life Burns. away on the aforementioned so that the dross of materia lism wi ll n ot mar th e pure Tournament Tour. g old of their souls.

The basketball team really hit its Th e period of Lent is one of contemplation and in- stride in the game wi th Normal a t trospection as well as of sacrifice.

College stud ents real- Bloomington. Th e ir defeat of the iz mor e fully the greatness of the mission, life. Through slrong Shurtleff. Bradley and illinois acrifice the purple of mortification and penance becomes Wesleyan teams justified our opin the vm bol of royal difmitv- of a Savior risen from the ion of the high calibre basketball al~' '-" J ways charaste r istic of Viator t eams dea d. triumphant over the fo e which has lowered the The final home game with Bradley standa rds of every other king.

They learn one of the Tech--our most bitter rival- was the g r eat lesso n s of life--sacrifice.

They are prepared for best of the season. Our Indian of the P eoria tribe are worthy th e fulfillment of their life's mission; th ey feel the truth friends opponents, ind eed .

P a..ssa.nt. th e in the wo r ds of th e ooet, Scott, IYhen he says: Bradley TECH rate.s ace hlgh ¥~ti th "The rose is sweetest washed with morning dew, us among our Little Nine teen ex changes.

And lo ·e is loveliest when embalmed wit h tears".

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pleasant fashion . . . now I hav e to The Degnan received a Valentine from Bud O'Maru ba.s written a waltz, a

gu a bout snooping for bits of scandal Kank that r ead as fo llows: . . . . s natch ing at a stray word, a 1

How. tempus fuglt . . here it is th e deatrline again and have to sit down and grind out a couple of r ea m s of this trash for you moronic readers Lots of thin gs have happened since last Ume but only about one-fourth of th e m are fit to print . the tournament ought to provide a few choice bl ts for u.s . Doc, the old Meany, has been on his toes ever s ince his r eturn to school a week ago. gettlng ready for the prep stars incide ntall y, a word of advice to the high school boys if you eve r go to coll ege stay out of journalism ... and if you have any ambition toward being a col umnist drown them now! .I, too, was once an innocent youth with ideas and 1nspiratlons that was before I took to scribbling this s tutr once 1n those happy day . now gone forever I, too, bad friends with whom I could pa.so the time of day ln a

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' l angorous scintill ating ( thi s wo rd us- that game in C hl r esembled a Vla.tor h 1 1

brief fragment of conversation . . . . . . . I want yo u for my cd wtlb specla J p e rrnl ssion of lhe om ecom ng n many respec ta building a story up out of the m Valentine' ' . Well, she's got him, copyrig ht owners) thing th at wil l un - Glimpsed among o lbers Vin ce Mar32 slid what do I ~et for It ? ve il- all rig ht And bow In case doubtedJy take its place among th e rl sey of th e class or ' · Bll l Todd. o " Oc" O'Donne ll, th e great Ca rn ey of ed (and not so veiled) threats any of yo use guys might want t o great classics .all the campu s Manteno fam e , "Abhoo" Weber with ab use .

Oh, the futility of it all tak e a young lady to dinner in the poets are sUITing their g-ray cells the same pl ug o f Horses hoe that he Guess that platform didn't gn big town to the north some day , Jack trying to fit words to I t now J. had a t g ra d uati on. McN augh ton w ho ove r so well wtth the elec torate las t Cronin can g ive you some va luable Hugh was going to g e t Bud a dat e for is soon leaving Cor Sarasota with th e Thlf onda y . anyhow I mus t have Information as to w her e a good t.abk las t Sabbath eve , but the latt e r g en- R ed Sox, the tall est m e mber of th e e ig hteen friends .. or e lse Hoover bas de hole can be obtained for, say, the tleman de c lined t o be co mpromised Flynn family, and Punchy N oonan eig htee n ene mies . and there wa~ paltry sum of one buck By th e g u ess he doesn't think much of who " g raduat ed'' a t the s em es t e r . one vo t e· that th e judges couldn't ac- way, Ja ck didn't do his c rooning a c t J . H.'s taste.

Congrats to Doc Ru e and Mac hav e at this writing ccunt for . . . maybe I ought to con- over WCFL although he accompanied Ellis on hi s radio debut I'll bet completely recove red from that wedt es t the election ... The fighting m e n the Gl e ef ul Glee-ers to Chi Our th ey were listenlng Ln a t St. F rances ding they att ended recently . . . . of Viator have taken to putting jig · I Cl,lief Sanitary Inspec tor of the sec- .... No k idding, Doc, you were really howeve r they are s tlU talking about saw puzzles togeth er . . . it's a ve ry 1 ond, "Bing" McNally, has gone in for good .. . That t e legram and letter it and threatening to expose each ins tructive pestime ... Isn't it a pity 1 expressin g his vocal t a lents on a .large from Winona notwithstanding . , . , other's ac tions th ere , .. we may have that that little Shea boy has to work t scale, too . . . Oh, well. two hours is "S~ake" was really worried up in a good sto ry soon if we can get t hem so hard eve r y evening in preparation ! t wo hours, eh, Mac ?

"Pool-wad- Ch t after th e De Paul gam e .. . It to talking more . . , we feel it our for the tournam e nt . . . H e doesn't di e" is th e dlstin ctive new nicknam e seem s the aforesaid "Pool-waddle" duty to expose the goi ngs-on of th e eve n have time to go to parties . . . Jim Hunt acquired at th e Rosary was supposed to appear at the gym College Club president-elec t . he 1 when he has a date for them but College formal . call htm that . with Snakie'.s Tux right afte r the and his cohorts r e tu_rned from tb e Bi ll Fleming, the third corridor's con- ~ he likes it ... Wes has acquired com- game but du e to som e unfors een cir- debating trip at an unseemly hour trtbution to the hilarity of Roy Hall, petition in his pursuit of that e lusive cums tan ce he was late and Snooky and proceeded to rout some young was th e good angel . . . he subbed for i young lady known as Sue ... it seem s wag left si tting pantleas down in the Dickie and had e. ·grand time there is a feUow in Kankakee drE-ssing room when the rest of the !

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To add to th e lustre of the tournament, the rival captains of th e two teams playing in the fin als will meet at Tiddleywinks between t he halves. The match will be judged by none other than Mahatma Ghan di. Mr. Ghandi had had a previous engagement to visit a ChildRT. REV. BERNARD J. S HEIL rens Home in New York, but th e far-reaching *tourna-, Distinguishoo Al u mnu s or St. V iator Gi ves Troph y For The W inner or ment official, Mr. Meany, took Ghandi away from the First Place In Dlinois State Catholic Tournament babies. â&#x20AC;˘ Ask any of the boys from the refectory.

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Th e tournam ent this year offer s ano ther novelty. It has been rumored that crap shooting among the Trinity players has resulted in th e loss of their uniforms, and that th ey will appear on the floor in the Tuxedos of the Bergin Deba ting Society.

"There's still some dew on these f lowers you've brought me, Jack", she said sweetly. "Yeah", says J ack, "but I'm going to pay it tomorrow" . But when J ack off ered her the ring he had bought for her, she refused it.

"What's the matter", asks Jack, "is there another fellow?" "Yes", says she. "Who is he?" asks J ack. "Why" says she, "do you intend to harm him?" "Naw", says Jack, " Iwant to sell him the ring".

Student: "Well Jim, how are you getting along in the world?"

Alumnu s : "Oh, fine. I haven't got a job, but I can marry anybody I please".

Stude: "Then why don't yo u get married?"

Alumnus : "Well, y'see, I don't please anybody."

Herb complained that he wasn't feeling any better -in f act was worse. The nu rse gave him some more medicine, and asked him if he drank hot water one hour before breakfast, as she had told him to do. And this is what Hoover said-quote: "Well, I did the best I could, but I just couldn't keep it up for more than ten minutes.

Now don't come round asking where he got the hot water one hour before breakfast.

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TEXACO FILLING STATION CONFECTIONERY "Just a.roud t h e co rn e r from Viator''

tr;ying t o j float a bond last Sunday in order to take ''so m ebody" to Joliet to hear the Mills B r o th er s . . As sugges t ed in th e last is sue w e have prepared our articles on the bootlegging joints of Bou rbonnais, Bradley, and Kankak ee, but instead of c ampaig n ing fo r r ed plush seats in the library we have d e cid ed to ki ll two birds w ith one s ton e and campaign fo r red plus h seats in the saloo ns . . nobody ever goes to the library, anyhow . .. except .Ruteck i and h e doesn't go there to read .. We s u ggest that the gentleman who contributed the Critique in the las t issu e write a se ries of s tories on th e s ubj ec t "'Why I Like to Att end a Co-educational Insti tution' " no doubt the gentleman's wide experience w ould en able him to write so me v er y interesting thin gs .

"Nell, th e Frosh are putting out th e n ex t issue . .. We wish them luck . they'r e all en thused and an..xiou s to ge t s t arted . .. they don't know from no thin '. were

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THE VIATORIAN

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Strong Contenders In Title Race SECOND GAME AGAINST NORMAL I SPORT-SHORTS ITHIRTEEN TEAMS TO BATTLE IT OUT TEACHERS VICTORY; 23-26 wo:,~~es~;~on!nsta~s"ar:~~e: to~~~ FOR I. S. Ci TOURNEY CROWN ST VIATOR lOSES Laffey Leads In Viator Scoring; Fitzgerald, Normal Star; Krauklis Working Well In Second Big Game TO DE PAUl u COMEBACK FAILS a TO DEFEAT DE KAlB ing "that a ppl e" a ll over th e Campu s.

Tom Whale n , who did som e pitctung for the Academy in former years, is out limbering up lhe a rm fo r a big

In th e past several years,

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season. with Winterhalter as hi s prol ege .

T om is a "lef ty'' of no mean

gle between two downs tate teams ; Spalding of P eoria, and Trinity of

the Teachers from Illinois State Nor-

ability, and big things are expecte d

mal the Irish of Saint Viator went

of him as a n;ounds man thi s year.

B loomington.

But thi s y ear will b e a diffe rent s tory. The thirteen teams

Playing one .of the best games of en t ered in this year's m eet promise

out and won h andily f rom th e Profs

by a score of 26 to 23 to even up for th e heart breaking d efeat by a score of 25 to 24 that th ey had suffe red earlier in the season.

From th e ve r y firs t sounding of the whistle the fans knew that the Viatorians had th e stronger t eam .

The Irish clicked on both the offense and the d efense in a way that would put e. professional outfit to shame.

Each play meant th e st'art of another basket and the manner in which th e Saints wo rked showed th em to b e working as a unit again after seve r al disjointed at· t e mpts in past games.

Laffey Stars Laffey walked away with all of th e honors from both t eams. Pete work· ed through the T eachers defen se e very time th a t the Irish go t th eir hands on th e ball and on the def en se he k ept the r es t of th e Fighting Irish

ql:Jintet on their f ee t .

B esides his fine work on the defen sive he found time to drop in fou r baskets and also to mak e good on t wo atte mpts on free throws out of three tries. Kraukli s showed the fan s that his work in

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The bas k e tball l! ha mpions hip of th e class league is a lready decided with the Frosh squad tc.king hono r s, due Brilliant Playing In Second to th eir recent victory over the JunHalf-26-21 iors, by a 30 to 20 score , Th e Frosh have flv e wms and no defeats, the Playmg th e De Kalb T each e rs m I Seruors are second With three Wins anothe r game that threatened to nval l and two defeats, the Jum ors are m th eir last g ame 10 thnlls, the Insh third pos ition Wlth three wms and of Sa1nt VIato r College agam fell three losses, and th e Jm xe d So phs befo r e th e onslaug ht of the Profs a re m the last place With no wm s this time t o the tun e of 26 to 21 m and fi ve defeats Now for f.. battle comparison to the score of 25 to 24 betw ee n the Fros h and that picked of their las t meeting. The score r eal- squad from the Study H al l. ly told the story of th e game with th e Irish trying to ca t c h up with th e The Inde pendents won a hard T eachers throughout the whole of fou g ht game from th e St. Rose C. Y. 0 · team r ece ntly by a 17 · 16 score. the game. The offense of th e Corcor· a nmen clicked this tim e but it seemed St. Rose is o ne of the s tronges t conthat every time that th ey put on a tenders in the C. y. 0. and th e ens purt the Profs would un co rk a drive tire Independ en t squad showed up that would put them in th e lead. For we ll against them.

This was the th e f irst h a lf of the f ra cas th e Iris!1 t e nth victory for the Roy H all team.

Tb h · t d s pe nt all of their tim e on the d efense ey ave ony one 1oss r egis ere aworking agai n st th e s hort sho ts of gains t th e m and that by Bradley. The W es tlak e and Nori who were drop- next foe of th e Inde pend ent squad ping them in fro m eve ry spot on the is th e St. P a tri ck five, also of th e floor.

With these two m e n s topped C. Y . 0. wh ich wiJI ap pea r here a· th e Irish went to work and through gains t th e locals n ex t Tuesday eventh e effort s of H arding and W es tray ing as a pr e liminary to th e Viator·

th e ir 1933 sc h edul e and working lik e to make this tourney

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a perfect mac hine the Via torians we r e unab le to tall y up eno ug h points to defeat the Blue Demons of De Pau l Univ e rs ity of Chicago in their second meetmg of the year A ltho ugh th e sco r e was 26 to 23 m favor of the Cht ca goans this score does not t ell of the work that was don e by the Co rcoranme n.

From the ve r y fi r s t wh is tl e the Irish team went into ac t10n and kept clic king till the end of the g am e but in th e final mome nts of the gam e the K el!ymen s howed th eir streak of miraculous basket shooting di splay to put them ah ead a s the final whis tl e blew.

Red H ard ing of th e Saints h ad his evening in Chicago that evening not only by r easo n of sco ring four baskets and a f ree throw but a lso by vi rtue of th e wonde r fu l g uarding that kept th e fans yelling throughout th e who le contest .

The De P au lians went to town with th eir free t hrows in th e seco nd half and during t he whole game they garner ed ten s ing le points on ch a rity tosses ou t of a pos· sible to tal of seventeen attempts.

The Viatorians th emselves were

the closes t ma t ched event of its kind e ver to be h eld here at St. Vietor.

Although th e re are favo rites this year jus t as in the pas t, the r eco rd s of a ll teams entered are en viable ones, and it appea rs imposs ible to attempt to point out a n ''under· dog" from t:.mo ng th e con tes ting squads.

Acquin, Corpus Christi, Routt Acquin High School of Freeport, Illinois boasts a fine r eco rd to date.

They have ten straight victori es to th ei r c r edit, and have not, as yet, lost a single game.

In most of their games they have won by tremendous sco r es, and f rom all r eports, they int end to, a n d probably will , go ve ry far in the comi ng tournamen t. Co rpus Christi, who always presents a fine s quad of fighting boys, a lso h as an enviable r ecord for the season .

They also have won a ll eleven of th · · · b et r vtctones Y very 1a r ge score s, and have lost but on e game, a nd that to Brimfield by seve r al points margin.

Routt Academy of Jacksonville, a strong contender in all tournaments in past years, is o ut to cop this time.

Of the twenty-one games they have

from the free throw line an d also put the Irish in th e runnin g again. Bradley game. worked sweetly with the unit of Laffey was not abl e to paste up a bu cket for himself and had to be W e have quite a time dodg ing t.h e Viatorian offense and defense. Hard- sa tisfied with t wo f ree tosses. Baker, ''s hot" and discus" which is being ing and Baker worked wonders on af t e r being closely guarded in th e hurl ed about daily in the vicinity of

ab le to m a rk up three out of seve n ~~~~d ·~~hot:;n ~:irin :i~~i_:n :~ tosses.

Doody did most of the bas Wl·th Spalding of P eo ria, whom they deket toss ing fo r the Demons feated by a rather large margin. If three baskets, and a free toss and was season records mean anything, Rou tt

first half of the game broke away the gym n asium by those two s t a lthe f rom his man long enough to drop in warts, Flynn and Abney.

And just two beautif ul s hots from th e side of watch R ed Flynn taking those hurdhands of th e Iri sh. les some day- he m eans business. AbThe T eachers wer e not able to I th e floor. . De:te; ~d n~t tally u~ ney must have a path worn abo ut th e measure up to th e standard of play- ~:. ~: ~ceof~~;e ~d su~~e hi~psiz;~o gym-he circles it seve ral tim es daily ing as set by the pace setting Irish. good advantage agains t the tall men in his sprints .

These two might They had to be content with doing of t he T each ers' agg regation. fo rm a so und foundation for a track all of th eir baske t droppin g from th e or the twe nty s ix points that the team. mid d.l e of the floor du e to th e s trong Iris h opponents ne tted th emselves

has a fine chance to place ln that numbe r of finals brack et.

Cath edral, l\Iolln e, Cairo, Trlnlty points.

The much h eralded ace of Cathedral High Sc hool of Belleville the Chicago team was held down to h as won twelve of its s ixteen games a s ingle free throw by the Irish. to date.

Although we have little Kraukli s, a fres hm a n on this year's dope on th ese boys, their record squ n.d s urprised the fans in this stands and s peaks for itself, and they game by dropping in two baskets and will make plenty of trouble for Trina lso by th e way in whi ch h e handl ed ity whom they meet in their first

~~p~:~en~:e:~:::;e a~:m~:\tg: Profs to take th e game out of

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At prese nt, L eo n Winter- s ee more chan ces to play him in the s trong ouUi t this year and hop e to

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The game during the fi rst half The Profs made nine free throws out lulled most of the s pectat ors to slum of t welve tries.

The Viat orians were be r , but wit h the opening of the last a ble to make but fou r of th eir c har· session both teams went to work with ity t osses out of e leven attempts. a will and made th e fa n s si t up a nd Manager Meany accompanied the ! t ake noti ce wi th th e I rish trying to t ea m to Normal as h is firs t trip si nce ove rtake the lead of the Professo r s hl·s r e turn fro m th e Hosp 1·tal afte r un- 1 end the vis itors pleased to ho ld th e th h der go lng an oper ation. ! lead that th ey had ove r e orne Box Sco r e ; team.

Box Score F.G. F.T. P.F. Saint Viator Saint Viator F .G. F.T. P.F. 4 1 Laffey Laffey 2 0 2 1 Karr 3 Ha r ding 4 0 Baker 0 1 Wes tray 2 4 0 Kraukl! s 0 Murgatr oyd 1 0 0 2 Hardlng 0 De xte r 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mu r gatr oyd Ba ke r 2 2 0 0 Dexte r 0 Ka rr

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With t he coming of Sp r ing we will soo n bid Basketball goodb ye. and once more tak e t o the bat an d indoor baiL Like to take a c rack at b b t th a leag ue a 11 once, u ese guys break e nough bats in indoor ball , a nd so we w ill hav e to be content with that.

Anywa y, h a lf of you fellows can't e ve n hit an eig ht or t en inc h ball.

Whe n Fathe r K e lly is see n sc annin ~ that base ball diamond, one may be s ure that th e season is not far off. a nd of late he has cast some eager, long ing g l ~ n ces at th e plot of g round he knows and likes so well,- th e baseball diamond. In his y ears of coach 11 10 13 ing he r e, Fathe r K e lly has turned out Illinois Norm al De Kalb so m e fin e ball playe rs, many of whom 3 Goff 0 W es tlake 0 rea ched the major leagues.

Among 1 Fitzg erald 2 3 Pace 0 th e more recent of his sc holars who Davis 0 J ohnson 1 hav e mad e g ood. a re " Mike'' De laney Sc hwartzbaum 0 0 Nori 2 1 and Mc Nau g hton, both pitch e r s , and Darling Skoglund 1 0 J immy Dalrymple, an infielde r . "Bud" Ba rton 0 Swanson 0 0 Clancy, w ho grad uated some eight Adams 0 0 Kylen 0 or nine years ago, is p laying firs t 0 base !or the B rooklyn team of the 10 6 8 National league .

Delaney and Me· Refe r ee : Nelson .

Referee : Yo ung.

Naughton are on the Boston squad UmplN> : Karnes.

Um pir e : Millard. i.r1 th e Am e ri can league, and Dalrymple is playing in the Minor Leagues r c\TRONIZE O U R ADVERTISERS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISE&!! somewher e ln the East.

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two remaining games, Westray was not ab le t o get going in this game as h e was taken out of th e gam e on fouls before he was able to warm up th e hands that have dropped many a winni ng bas ket through th e hoop.

Laffey was t oo busy g uarding his man to pay much at· t e n ti on to t he scoring e nd of the ga m e and could ge t but one bas ke t whi ch m a rked the opening of the ga m e and was the firs t point sco red.

Box Sa int Viator La ffey Ba k e r W es tray Harding Murgatroyd Karr De xter Kra uklis

Sco re P .G. 1 0

5 0 1 0

10

De PAUL Gorsky Kr ause Wes ton Doody Linsky Barskis Sand R edfield

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h ave won ten ga m es and los t fo ur. St. Jose ph's of Cairo, Dlinois, wi ll co m e he e ·th one of the best season 's r ec or~s :nang a ll thirteen squads. Th~ southern five boasts fifteen victories, and only two losses in the "red" col· umn.

And from B loomington, comes

a miniature "Green Wave"- lhe Trin·

ity lads.

They have gone through a ve r y difficult s chedule, but have come out with some brilliant victo r· ies, having defeated a s trong SpaldF .T . P.F. ing fiv e twi ce , Blooming ton High 0 once ,and U . High of Normal once.

T he ir r ecord to da t e lists nin e wins 4 a gains t four defea ts.

With those 1 two wins ove r Spalding, it apears 0 th a t the Blooming ton boys will come 1 h e re favorites ove r th e g r oup from 0 P eoria.

0 0 St. Pats, Fox Valley, S t. The resa Puff Romary will bring Ws S l 13 Pat' s boys to th e tournament next Friday eve ning , wh en , in th eir fi r s t 1 ga m e ,they wi ll m ee t St. Josephs of 0 Cairo. Their record is not 1on a p a r 6 0 with that of some of the othe r con· t end er s , but we can expec t big 1 things from Puff's boys ne verthe less.

0 0 Fox Valley of Auro r a migh t also be 0 0 lis ted among the favo rites to cop.

0 0 They already have t.he scal ps of 10

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I Honorar y Alumna

ST. VIATOR

DEBATE TEAM IN LARGE TOURNEY,

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Attorn ey General nato r

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their e.dva.n.ce on the Manchester tournament whi ch began !.hat day.

The co mpany Inc luded l.he c r ack a!flrmaUv e toam composed of John H .

Burns, Raymund W e ntbe, R.alph Hoove r , and th e negative team composed of P..obert Nolan, Norbert Ellis and Gil Middleton.

P..ev. J . W. R .

M agul r e, C. S. V ., deballng coach acco mpani ed bls two learns and acted as judge for seve r al of the debates

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we r e eighty one team s enter ed.

Affirmati ve Th e a ff i rm ative team was o n the f orum a t eight o'clock F ri day morn -

Ing. Their rt rat opponen t was Au g u slana, P..ock I s land .

The debate was h eated d esp ite the earl y hour. It

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ended In a v ictor y f or the opposin g Somewh a t ch ast en ed by th eir Gen tl emen : t eam . defeat they r edou bled their effo r ts a As represen tat ives of the va rious galst Bullery of Indianapolis, stude n t o r ganizatio ns on l.he c ampus Indiana and won t he decision .

Th e ! c llowtn g morning the affi rmati ve, of St. Via tor Co llege we wish to exse ldom at their bes t so earl y i n th e press ou r si nce r e pleasure for the opmorni n g, agai n suffe r ed defeat- this portu nlty of havi ng as our guests fo r ti me at th e h and s a nd gestu r es of this shor t time so many rep r esent a P urdu U nive rsity, LaFaye tte, Indi- li ves of t he Ca t ho lic H igh Schools of ana.

Agai n c hasten ed, wilh the the stat e of I JJinoi s.

The college dru g or sleep once m or e r emoved from th e ir senses t h ey pu t on t he br eastpl a t e of ou traged j ustice and me t th e foe, Mc K en d r ee Co ll ege, Leb anon, Ill., a nd vanqui sh ed it .

The moral of thi s: even a de bate r could see i t : the ea rl y bird wins th e debate d ecisions.

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autho ri ties have made every e ffo r t possible to pr ovide for you r comfo rt

during !.his time.

But we feel that the r e will be man y things you wou ld like to k now abo u t t he college that we may tell you.

There wi ll be m any services we may give you to he lp make you r visit with us p leasan t .

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N e gati ve Th e n ega live possessed a p lan of th eir own, and seldom finding one of their oppone nts felt U1 e need of one in a debate.

So t hey we re wont to prese nt it, and found th em selves tak ing ove r th e worl< of th e Affirmative, m uch to th eir amazement.

Thei r first d ebate w as with Wilmington No rmal Coll ege , Ohio.

This debate they won easil y. • Meeting the affi r mative of Purdue Unive rs ity, they we re defeated.

The fo11owing three debates with Toledo Un iversity, Toledo, Ohio: Bowling Green and Manchester, Indiana ; were a succession of W ater loos for the nega tiv e.

T h ere was co d ecision as to who won th e tournam ent.

The number of t eams entered w as so very la r ge and th e ir tim e so limited that the jud ges, rep r esenting th e fa cu lties of 1 almos t a ll t h e colleges and universities e nter ed, could not ascertain who was entitled to be called the winne r .

The tou rn am ent was a s plendid dram a of inter collegiate thou gh t and se rved th e p urpose of bringing toge th er t h e best of M idd lewest hi g h e r ed u catio n .

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Senator ThomM A . \\"alsh. w ho re--. ceived the honorary deg-ree of Doc tor of Law from t.. \"lator CoUege tv;-o years ago Lhis time. bas recel ve<J the appointme n t or Attorney c;.,neral In the cabinet of President - E lee t Roose,·elL Senat or \\1'alsh w as a prominent figure in th e Democratic N ational ConvenUon last summer to Chicago. haxing receh·ed t he e lec tion as permanent chairman of the Democ r atic National Convention.

Comme nce m e nt Ora to r Two years a.go Senator W alsh delivered the Commencement Day A d· dress at the College. He is a person a! f ri end of Rev. James A. Lovroey, C. S. V., who bas received a le tter f rom the new Attorney-Gener a l l.hanklng h im for his le tte r or congratu la tion.

The co ng r a tul ations of S t. Via tor College a r e ex t ended Senator W alsh on his a t tai n me n t of new IUld g r eate r ho nors.

sire that you \'-'ill fee l perfectly fre e to ask any student for the information or ser vice you may need.

We fee l that a.ny effo r t on ou r part w ill be atnply r epaid in the acquaintan ce we make with you as individuals. To t he respe c tive schools you rep r ese nt we wish a fu ll meas ure of su ccess.Pres. Coiiege Club, P res. Senior Class, Ra lph H oove r : P r es. Junio r Class, 1 Robert Sp r eitze r ; Pres. Sophomore Class, T ho m as K e ll y; Pres. F r eshman C lass. J oseph Mahoney ; Pres. Holy Studen t s of ed u cation who, t o ful Name Society, G i11 1l.1iddleton : Pres. fill stat e r equ iremen ts for secondary St. John Ber chman's Society, Ray- s choo l teacher s , do pr actice t eaching mu nd Wen th e; P r es. Social Sorority, in the local schools are ra ther nuMiss Rosann Go rm an. mer ous t his year.

The one st udent who is com p le teing his work in t his li ne in the college is Jo hn McG ra th, '33.

M r . McG r a t h has been an outstanding Latin scholar since he f irst di s tinguish ed hims elf In t h a t lang uage 1 during hi s high school days spe n t at Spalding I nstitute, P eo ria, Illinois. H e is now doing practice teac hing under Father SuJlivan in th e Caesar c lass, 04.

Mr. Ralph Hoover, '33, d isti ngu ish ed debater, is in ch a rge of Freshman Public Speaking on T uesdays with Fr. Williams on Sat urday.

Coeds A t Con ve nt Miss G enevieve Adams, '35, has charge of t h e Fourth graders at the Notre Dame Convent where Miss Agnes Stelte r, '35, is t eachi n g English and Miss Ruth Arrington hol d s fo rth on Histo r y in th e hi g h sc hool department.

Miss Alice Ryan, '36, is t eachin g the six th grade pupHs in the village school.

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SCENE OF TOURNAMENT Spaldin g and Fenwick high in thei r vi ctory belt thi s season, and can easily duplicate thi s work in the coming contest.

Fox Val ley w ill oppose St. The resa in th e i'r firs t game in t he tourney St. Te r esa of Decatur wi ll f ind it t o ugh goi n g in thei r first game agains t t he Vall ey five, but upse t s of any or a ll kinds are probable in the coming event.

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DAY-HOPPING B ask etbal l activi ti es of l.h e study hal l hav e been rudely pushed out of t he lime light in fa\·or of a bridge tourn ame n t .

R ipst ra, who incident al ly had his hair bob bed, is supe r vis ing tb e affair.

F a vorites of th e t ourn ey are Ryan and Crowley, and Snow ~d Rips tra with even odds on tho latter pair.

It woul ctn•t be s uch a dull idea if the winners of the study hall tou rney should challenge the champions of R oy Hall for the bridge sup r emacy of the school.

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t o repr esent the farmers in their mence. Las t fal l the day hops made fi g ht for bigge r and better catalogu- a miser able showin _ g..

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O'Connell maintained order at th e prospects look p romismg fo r two classy teams f r om the stu dy h all. large mass m eeting however, being ___ mistaken fo r one of the agricultur And while the tournaments are the H eadline: "Capt ain O'Connell Leads ists, he was politely to ld t o go hom e rage, w h y no t a jig-s a w puzzle t o urney with t ea and cookies served afA u.x:i llary Against Rioters".

The and '"milk the cows" . ter every h our , the contes tants bearticle con tinues. ..Lester H. So ucie, prominen t farm lead er and champion It won't be many m oons before the ing allowed five h ours for each puzhog caller of Grant Park was cbosen lleagu e baseball a c tivi ties will com - zl e.

Spalding, S t. J oe's, S pringfie ld Spalding of P eoria who has a lw ays played at least up to the finals sin ce the tournam e nt has been held here, comes t his year not the favo ri te t hat it was in p r evious years, but neve rtheless, a t eam to be feared at :tll times.

The Peorians wil l meet Cathedral High of Springfield In their first g a me.

We have not the recor ds of either of these t e ams fo r the season, but it is ce rtain that Cathe ~ dral will keep th ei r opponents busy in that game to com e.

St. Joseph T hanks to Ral ph H oover and Mr. of Rock I sland is th e thirteenth and Alle n of l.he Kankakee News, t he final entry in l.he tournament. They have played but nine games this seaL Indep en den t squad has bee · n r ecetv- son so far, and hav e won four of ing commen d a ble praise in tha t pa - them.

They will meet stiff opposiper , which, we believe, they justly de- tion in their first opponent Saturda y serve , f or the e t!o rt.s put f or th and afternoon. the f in e r eco r d th ey have e s tablished Well, there you have the en tries. on the hardwood.

All s t rong contenders, and all possibilities to carry home that CbamptonPATKONIZlC O UB ADmi:us:a:&a shi p cup.