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THE VIATORIAN PUBLISHED BI-WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF ST. VIATOR COLLEGE,

No. 11.

VOL.44

THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1927.

NORTHWESTERN OPPOSES VIATOR DEBATERS TONIGHT MONSIGNOR JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES SUBJECT IS "RESOLVED THAT THE QUILLE, '98 TO CELEBRATE ENTERTAIN IN CLUB ROOMS 18th AMENDMENT BE REPEALED" WEEKLY SMOKERS OF LENTEN SEASON MUCH ENJOYED The Sophomores ste pped forward last

Anoth er link w a s adde d to the series

Saturday even ing, April 2nd, a nd ac- o! s easonal e nterta inm e nts last Saturcepted their turn ::ts ente rtainers !or day nig ht whe n the Junior Class e n-

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te rta in ed the College Clu b at a " s moker"

TWENTY - FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF ORDINATION St. Via t o r h as ev e t· w a t ched with a hea rty joy the pries tly and even tful ca ree r of the Rig ht R ev. M onsignor Quil le, 98. On Thursday, M a r ch thirtyfirst. M onsig nor Qulll e cele bra t ed the twe nty-fifth a nnive r sar y of hi s ordina · tl on to th e pri esthood , and on that day St. Via t or look ed d own upon h e r noble son w ith a trul y matrnal s mil e or satIs fa ction a nd h a ppin ess. Mon s ig n o r Quille 's life a!-l a priest has been one of e xtre m e c h a rity. H e h a s a lwa ys c h e ri s h ed the idea of doing som e thin g f o r th e "boy of th e st r eet," a n d hi s h o pes w e r e fu lfill ed wh e n h e w as a ppointed to the care o f the Mls· sion of Our L a d y of M e r cy and the W o rkin g B oys' H om e in Chi cago. Nor has M o nsig nor Qullle n eglect e d the n eeds of the Catholic working g irl. Already h e has added t o h is cred it the foundation of the three Rita Clubs that h a v e proven to be s u ch a b less in g to Ca tholi c worldng girls wh o h a v e an a bsolute n eed o f a home am o n g those of th e ir own ! aith. Since it is so univer sall y lm o wn it will be quite unne cessary t o r e t e ll M onsign o r Quill e's s u cce ss as ge n e r a l sec t·et a r y of th e In tern a tion a l E u c h a r is tic cong r ess. Th e o ff icia l m otion p icture o f the Congress t hat Is n ow be ing s h o wn in a lm ost ever y p a rt of the world w as a l so pre p a r ed und er h is direction. It is f o r t his r eason that the ,cele bra ti on of his S il ver Jubil ee h a d ... !t o \be postponed f or three m o nths. . T he fac ulty , al umni. a n d st ude n t s o f S t. V iato r Coll ege are un a nim ou ~ in t h eir w is h es fo r Mon s ig n or Qullle's h ap· piness a nd s uccess in a ll of his charit a bl e en d eav o r s for man y year s to come.

g ive n in the Club Rooms . That the " s mok e r" is a n e ffective m ea n s f or doshort address by F a th er Maguire in in g a w a y with dull a n d lame Sa turday which he told o! the present obstacles night, s h as been am pl y prove n b Y' the confronti ng our diligent and ins pired two thu s f a r gi v e n . debating team in r egard to their eastern Cards, mus ic , ! ood, and c h atter were tour and asked tha t th e college young a g a in the unde r s cored features of th e men, as a unit, would contribute the ir pt·ogram. N on e o f th ese pastimes , howundi v ided suppo rt t o the team . H e es- ev e r, could m a t c h with the illuminating pecially stressed th e fina ncial difficulties a nd marve lou s d em o ns tration given by t hat had arise n fr om th e withdra w a l o f t h e notorious "Dutc h.1 ' ;phre nologist, two of the eastern c oll eges from the de- D oc H-a rmbrus t e x· who w as quite ably bating catalogu e . In c onclu s ion, F a the r ass is t e d in his unca nny work by the Mag u ir e, in a d e precat ory fashion sta t e d g lib -t o n g u e d p sychia tri s t , W. Cutcheon that h e was not compl e te ly adverse to M cCi elland. Doctors H-nrm b t·us ter a nd accepting m a t e ria l contributions from M cClelland, both :full o:t d evil ish divinathe college students if they continued tio n, astoundecl m embe rs in the aus o strenuousl y t o in s is t upon g iving. di e n ce by pe n e tra ting into the very I mmeclia t e ly followin g the very inter- pe n etra lia of the minds o f th ose present, ~sting talk , th e "big-g unners " a mon g informin g ever yon e wh a t enigmatic the five h u ndred. b r idge a nd euchre t hou g hts w e r e lurk in g the r e. The docplayers swun g the ir card d ecks in to ac· to r' s m ystic power s c ove r the past, t ion, and the ga m es wer e o n. The v e r y present a nd future . It is onl y at a con· noticeable p r e f e r e n ce f o r five hun dr ed sider a bl e e x pen se th a t h is ser v ic es can proba bly res ulted fr om.. th e g eneral d e - be ob t ai n ed but as h is s ubjects p r oved siri! for hi g h scores (w h ethe r in or out so unus u a ll y Inte r estin g , t h e d octo r r e of th e hol e did n 't seem to m a ke a grea t fu sed to t a k e a n y r e mun eration . Doc Cifl"t·rt.lJCe with th e m a j ority ), and th e 1-1-armbru s t e r 's d iagn osis r evealed the added zest a ffect ed b y a few , nobly a t· fa ct th a t nin e ty nin e pe t· c ent o f the t e mpting t o cap t ure eit h e r th e hi g hest a u d ie n ce were e ithe r paran oid s , or mohonors or th e con solatio n prize . r on s . A ccordin g t o hi s esti mate he and When the sch ed ul ed fi ve gam es of his assis tant w e r e the onl y n o rmal per· five hundre d h a d been played, the win- s o ns present. E ver y one w as g r eatly s urprisse d and ner, Harold "Teats" C os tigan, was a.wa rded fir s t pri zt:l. J e tTy V\7 hile, a ~ a pl ea sed whe n Jimmi e D a l r y mple t oo k splendid r ew a rd for hi s nobl e and co n- oc casion t o present th e qu ondam an d sistent l osses. gain ed p ossess ion of the th e future capta in s of th e basketball cove ted "boob y " p rize , a h a nd some ten squ a d. J o hnn y Be nda , th e r etiring capt a in, r eceived hi s r ound of applause cent p ackage o f " Beechnut." Popular On the h eels of t h e prize awards, the w ith customa r y n och a la n ce. magic w o rd "lun ch " was heard a nd a "Duck y" O 'Malley , t h e cap tai n-elect, concerted ru s h f or the lun c h c ounte r was ap par e ntly ove r com e b y t he cheers took place . Stacks o f h a m a nd peanut th at g reeted him fo r w h e n h e w as callbutter sa n dwich es , aided in th eir d o wn- e d upon t o s peak, h is nost rlls s h ivere d ward co u rse by c u p s of steamin g coff ee, a nd q uive red as i f in expect a tio n o:t and top ped off b y coold es of ch oice var- n e xt y ear 's r ace. E veryon e was highly GOLD ROOM OF HOTEL KANiet y, quic kl y di sap peared. After t he pleased with th e cho ice m a de. KAKEE SCENE OF EVENT Coa c h Sam M cAlliste r ' vas called bounteous feast th e g uest s d eparted for Roy H a ll leavin g t h e h os pita bl e upon to say a f ew w o rds-which he did On th e eve nin g of Ma r c h 28th the in hi s t y pi cal sombre a nd earn es t s tyle, A c.:'l.d e m y graduati n g class a nd m emsophomores to th e clean -up t a sk. be rs of th e A cade my bask e tba ll squad t e n der ed a ba nque t t o Coach B a rrett in a pprecia ti on of h is work during the past s eason. A m on g the g uest s o f the evenin g w e r e R e v. J. W. R. Mag uire, FIRS'l' ~IEETING HELD IN COLLEGE VLUB ROO~IS AN OPEN LETTER TO Tlill S P A.t"ISH c. s . v . a nd R e v. L. Philips, c . s . v ., as r e presen tatives of the fa culty a nd DorCL UB othy a nd Mrs . Earl Math ew s o f K a nkaThe firs t year S pa ni s h Class recently l< ee , m o th e r of Ed M a th ew s , a member enjoyed a lect ure on Ce rvantes, th~ PROF. JOSEPH J . PERE Z of th e t eam . outstandin g fig u re in Spa ni3h lite rat ure , It h as bee n w it h s-r ea t pleas ure and Th e dinn e r was serve d i n th e Gold given b y P1·of. J. J . Pe r ez. Th e prin c iThe pal p h ases o f the w rite r' s lifo w e r e in te r es t t h a t I h ave w elcom e d the f u l- R oom of th e H ot el K a nka k ee. t a bl es w e r e arra n ged in t h e trad it ional touc-h e d upo n , hi s b irt h in Al ca la d~ fillm e n t o f the lo n g c h e ri s h ed wish o f H e nares tt! 1547 , h is s u p p o3 ~ d studies at h av in g a Spa n is h Club in which t h e "V" with accommo da tion s !or f o r ty-fi v e din e r s . Mu sic :tor th e occasio n was furthe Uni ver sity o f Sala m a n co a nd hi s st uden ts of thi s la n g uage m ay find the ni s h ed b y th e A cad em y Orc h est r a . T he atte nda n ce a t Seville, hi s f r ien dship best way of se lf exp r ess ion . I f eel it '' g r a nd e e n semble" of fl o ra l d ecorations, with Ca rdina l Aq uavl va. An inte re sting passage was a n account of hi s brav- m y du ty to r espon d t o t his ca ll , e ncour- Orc h es tra, g leam in g chande li er s and ery in th e bat tl e of L e p a nto in which age th e e ffo r t s of m y pupil s in th eir snowy li n e n produce d a ve r y p leasing he lost a n a rm a nd ga in e d the nam e stru ggle f or pe rfec ti on . and k ee p alive effe ct. 'W ith the compl e tion of the meal. "El Man c o de Lepa nto"-the one-a rme d m an of Lepanto. H e was . for a ti m e th e spilit o:t S t. V iator tllat we often Toa s tm ast er Jose ph Me itzl e r exte n d ed held pri son e r in A lg ie r s . It is t h ou ght hear e xpre ssed in th e L oy a lty Song: a bri e! w elcorne to th e assembl ed guests that. · durin g this time , h e wrot e some '"St ri v e , s tri ve with mig ht a nd main, and imm e di a t ely introduced John Daly, Loya l h ea rt s bea t t o r you." ca ptain of t h e ba s k e'tba ll tea m a nd presof his imm o rta l li nes. The inte r es t fo1· thin gs S pa nis h is ide nt o f t h e Aca d e my class o :t '27. In La G a la t ea. a pastora l poem; N o velas Ejemp la res a nd t h e m ost famili a r to be ing f e lt e.ve r y wh e r e n ow in a way a ver y in te res tin g t a lk, Mr. D a ly asAmerican r ead e r s . Don Quixot e Y never be fo r e ex pe r ie n ced, a nd the heri- s ured Coach :Ba rret of the hig h estee m San c ho P a n za a re hi s g r eat es t work s . t age of S pa in in A m e ri ca, w hi ch in the in whi c h h e was h e ld by th e m embers Prot. P e r e z explai n ed t o hi s class in days o f y ore led h e r t o th e climax of ot the s qua d a nd t h e ir a pprecia ti on :tor Cervantes occ upies so hi g h ~ pl ace in h e r g lo r y, is now a wa k e nin g with a new his e ffort s in the,ir beh a lf. The n ext the world o f a rt, and Is fre que n tl y ca ll · for ce an d ins pi ra ti o n. Th e d iffe r e nt nn · s pea k e r to t a k e th e fl oor was James ed the Sh a kespear e o r S pai n . In an lio n s of t h is Con ti nent , the m a jority of Co rbe tt of the Gra dua tin g Class who a g e whe n r om a n ces o f c hi valry w e r e wh om s peak th e la n g uage o r Ce rva ntes, b r oach ed th e s ubject of the M e morial so much In vog ue, Cer vantes to ok it feel th e necessi t y o f givi n g each ot h e r Arc h t o be e rect ed ove r the e ntrance to upon himsel f t o c ombine the r eali s tic a h e lpin g h an d in orde r t o effect a be t- th e ca mpu s. A v e r y g ra tifyin g com· with th e e nth·e ly im agi n a t ive and t o t e r und Pt-st:l.n cll n g nmon g t h emselves . m e nd a ti on of th e ba nqu e t w as n ext in In th is n e wl y Co1·m ed Cl u b , o ur ef- o r de 1· b y F a th er M a guire wh o among make the c hl va lre s q u e seem so to tall y ridi c ulo us th a t th e p o pula r t as t e w o uld t o ns s h a ll be d i1·ec te d , n ot only towa rd oth e r t hings t old the s t ude nts of his th e m as t ery o:t th e la n g uage itse lf, but effo rt s t o brin g .the Cat holic Sta t e T ourcha nge. H e s u cceed e d t o s u c h a n ext e nt tha t write r s of ot h e r lan d s f oll owed m ore over w e s h a ll try to ge t Into clo!ier n a m ent t o S t. Vi a t or 's n ext year. Seco ntact with the hi s tory, lite rature , cus- lecti on s by th e orch esta. f ormed an imhis exampl e , N as h, L e Sage a nd othe r s . Pto! P e rez c losed hi s lecture with a toms , a n d traditions or the S panish p o rta nt part of th e a fter -dinn e r enterpeo pl e. In th is mann e r w e will <'Orne tainm e nt and with th e close of Coach comparison o f the date of Ce rvantes and Shakes pea r e-Ce rva ntes 1547 -161 6, to a be tte r und e rstandin g o r th ese B a rre tt' s speech o f a ppreciation th e peo ple a nd perha ps com e to the reali- ba nque t cam e to a v ery sati s factory Shakespea re 1 5 64-1 616 . The Club E s pa n ol Cerva ntes he ld its zatio n that we ha v e mu c h in co mmon con e! us io n a mi d c h ee rS a nd th e chorus wi th the m. ot ' ·Ye Fi g htin g M e n ot Vi a t o r ." initia l mee ti ng In the College Club It is th is lack o:t u ndersta n d ing that rooms on Sa turday m oi-n ing . F a ther Th e V iatoria n s t aff loses a ver y cap Plante and Fathe r M arza n o w er e g u ests has enge nde r ed .so man y pre judices, or the Club. The m eeting was open ed and has prevented th e growth ot a s uf- a bl e sport editor when W illiam J. Caswith th e ro ll cal l a nswe r ed b y a Span- ficie n t ly enlig hte n ed publi c o pin ic;.n In sid y '29 w as forced t o di scontinu e his Ish prove rb . Th e p r ogramme consist ed th e U n it ed Sta t ~s in r e fe r e n ce to LatJn . s tud ies last m o nth . B ill' s d isconttnu· or a Spani s h poe m "Es tudia ," S r . S I- A merica n affa irs. V e ry much can be an ce was d ue t o a v a r iet y o f compllcamon Leg ris; a S pan is h s to r y "Ca per - accomplis h ed w ith good -w Jll and co- ti on s. c hie f amon g th em c hronic ear We' re hoping that h e w ill cuita R oy a," S e n o rita M . L uisa Bea u - ope ra t ion , a nd I si n ce r e ly congratulate t ro u b le. clerc; a p iano se lection " La P alo m a ," m y s tudents tor th eir a ttitude, and I agaJn r esum e bJ s place on the statf R. Gan:a ; o. Spanis h game in which th e enco u rage the m to be Joyal- Joyal t o w h e n the a u t umn sem est e r open s, e n tire class joi ned ; p iano selection, R. th e ir duties - t o their t eachers- and to w hile w e wish h im th e best o f s uccess the ir Alma Ma ter . in t he m eantime. Garza.

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VISITORS WILL UPHOLD THE AFFIRMATIVE SIDE Arter a prol onged a nd success ful tour in w hic h some of th e b est colleges in the middle w est have been m e t a nd d efeate d , the Northwes t ern Un iv e rsity D ebatin g t eam fro m Eva n s t on, Illinois, w fll m a tch the ir wits a gai n s t the local trio In a n atte mpt to arrive at a prope r un derstanding of the Prohibition Amendme nt. The Eva nston t eam has a lready de f ea ted the s tro n g Mic higan

~:t;~;s~~~n t:~:e~~da te: ; ; ~str~~gd:~~ in the d eba t e this evening. H e ld in K. C. Hall . Th e deba t e will be h e ld In th e Knights of Columbus h Q.ll In K a nkakee and Judge D eselm w ill a ct a s c h a irman. Th e1:e will be no d e ci s ion r e nde r ed after the a r gumen t s have been presented but th e audien ce w ill be a ll owed to in terragate the d ebate rs on a ny point that concerns th e question as presented. Stafford Will Op en N e gativ e. T h e case fo r th e n egati ve , whic h the Viator t ea m will d e fe nd, will be open e d by Mr. J o hn Sta fford. H e w ill be f ol· low ed b y Mr. J a m es Conn or. Mr. J. All e n N ola n wm con clude the c onstructive ~p eec h es f o r the locals . Inte n!iive work has bee n put o n the d ebate during t h e last f ew w ee ks in order to stre n gthen the positi on o f th e Via tor t eam as much a s possible . Althoug h R ev. J. W. R. Mag u ir e, c . s. v. , th6 d ebat e c oach, is greatly occupie d with othe r matter s of a v ery imp orta nt natu r e, h e h as engage d in s e v e r a l le n gthy s ession s with h is tea m In preparation for the com ing season w h ich w111 b e the most exten· sive that St. VIator has ev e r a tte mpted. Springfield Hears Debaters. Tuesday e ve ning , M a rch 22nd a t the K. C . building in Sprin gfie ld, the s ix men who wtll carry the colo rs of St. Viato r in th e inte r-coll egiate d e ba tes thi s y ear m a d e their las t a ppea rance ~:~~~~ ~:aeso~o-rm;!v~i~n;~ R~f Mt:geui~:: coach ot the t ea m, had m ade arr a n gem e nts f or the t eam in th e capital c ity and the e nthu s iasti c r ece ptio n a ccorded the fore nsic a rti sts i n some m easu r e re-

~l;c~~r\~~~!fdh ~:~e:~o~h~~;h;a;:~~~e~~ ciologist. As th e trip was made in R e v. T . Harrison 's m ot o r car, it wa s p os s ible to remain ove r nig ht i n the capita l in orde r t o go o n a s ig ht-seeing t o m· the following day. Upon th eir a rriva l in Spring-

field, th e Viat or m e n were met by Mr. James P e if er, a gra dua t e of last year. "Jim" c onducted th e t eam to his home where a deliciou s di nne r awaited the youthful D e m osthe n es. After s pe nding a delightful hour as the g u es ts ot Mr. Peifer, th"e t eam proceed ed to the K . C. h a ll wh ere t hey were g r eet ed by the Pre s ide nt of t h e Catholl c D a u g hter s of Ame r ica a n d t h e Grand K n ig ht or the S prin gfield Coun c il of t h e K n ig hts of Columbus. ·A large audie n ce r e presenting members of both soci e ti es that were span soring the deb a te w as In a ttenda nce and all were v e ry muc h pleased with the evening's en t ertainment. Mr. J. Allen Nolan ope ned the d ebate f o r the affirmative . H e was followed b y Mr. Maurice LeClaire ,th e first speaker :tor the negative. Th e n ext s peake rs were Mr. J ohn Ell is and Mr. J o hn Stafford. The case f o r the affirma tive w as c losed b y Mr. James Conno r a nd that o! the negative w as con cluded by Mr. Warren M c Clella nd . Af te r t h e reb utta l speech es had been d eliver e d, the t eams we r e dismissed for a f ew minutes while an op en forum vote was take n. The sma ll margin whic h d e t e rmjn ed the victory is significant of the compa rative ly equal strength of the opposing sides and speaks well f or the presenta tion o f the in dividual m embers of the teams. Before r etur ning on Wednesday, Rev. J. w. R. Mns-uirc con ducted the t eam through the Capitol. Here the team was afforded t h e oppo rtunity to meet Governor Sma ll in his office, and also the Lieuten an t-Governor. Later the House of R eprese ntatives w a s visited while in session and the Speaker invited th e d eb a t e rs t o lis te n t o the hear· in gs fro m his d ais . Afte r v isiting all the points of inte r est in the Sta t e House, F ather M ag uire s howe d the team through the Ce ntenn ial Building. A!ter lunching with the . !Pr esident of the Ca tholic Daug hte rs or America, at the famous St. Nicholas Hotel, the m em· bers or the team visited the Lincoln monume nt before leaving the city. On the return trip, a short s t o p w a s made in Bloomington at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McClella nd, parents o r Mr. War· r en McCl ella nd. ---=-=-===~-------(Co ntinu ed o n P age - Two)

NEW . CAMPUS~I;:=S~;,=D=A=N=T=E=A=LI~G=H=IE~RI=, BEING IMPROVED CLUB Durin g th e past t w o week s a corps of w o rke rs unde r the direc ti on of F at h e r Fren c h h ave been b u sy with the ann ua l "sp rin g clea nin g . " The w o rk on th e g rounds is mu c h m o r e exte n s ive tha n it h a s eve r been In t h e pas t. S pecial attention is be ing pa id t o provid e suitab le scen e ry a nd ba ckground f o r the t wo new buildin gs ; f lowe r bed s and plots a r e a lready beginning to t a ke form and inte rvenin g - s p a ces a re bein g ra pidly s odded . Th e un sig htl y tru ck that fl a nk ed th e railroad t rack duri ng t h e a utumn a nd w inte r months has bee n re m oved. Th e shacks tha t s hut off th e v iew from th e north side of th e r e fract ory have bee n eithe r junl<ed o r r emoved a nd t h e h ig h d ilapida t ed boa rd .'fen ce (redole nt of quondam V iat or) tha t jo ined in c urta in ing th e vi ew h as been re placed b y a neat low wire a ffa ir. Old tl o we r bed 8 a r e be in g t urned ove r , leaves a nd rubbi s h r a k ed u p , seed sown , and s od la id. Fat h e r Fre n c h is a tru e lover of thin gs botan ical a nd is g ivin g much o f hi s tim e t o the beau ti f yi n g of the campu s from thi s a n g le. Art Pro vanch e r and Ed D o nah ue , his imme· diat;_e assis ta nts, handl e the ir in s truments wi t h a rtis tic nicet y and seem to d e rive mu c h p leas ure !ro m thei r r e fin ed wo rk . At the sam e tim e w e observe a crew o! hus kies d evoting inte ns ive w ork to the r ev a m pi n g o f the sen ior leagu e base· ball dia m o nd . An ticipating a strenuous r oun d of basebaJl act(vi t y, Fat h e r H a r r ison i s takin g precaution t o h ave his cliamond i n excell e n t s h ape a nd with th is purpose In mind h e Is h a ving the sod re m oved. This happen s t o be ver y opportun e as good u se is f o u nd f or the s od o n t he lawn s a round the two n ew build ings. In a ll it's q ui te a s t renuo us "sprin g clea n in g .''

TWO "''EW MEDALS OF HONOR Thro u g h th e influ e n ce o f our t eache r , Pro f esso1· M . M ascarlno Ch a n o ux, th e D a n te A lig hi erl Socie t y of R ome b a s endow ed t h e Ita li a n d e pa rtme nt or St. V ia tor Co ll ege with two beautiful gold m e da ls ,-on e f or the coll eg e I talian c la ss a nd th e ot h e r for the two high school class es. On e s ide of the medals bears th e like n ess of D a nte , and the other pi c tu1·es th e city of Florence, birthpl ace of the g rea t p oe t, and cradle of the Ita lia n la n g uage a nd a rts . The med4ls wi ll be bes t ow ed, n ot at graduation , but a t th e c losin g of eac h year' s s eco nd sem es te r.

"NON N OVA, SED NOVE" A ccordin g ly, n ext June , a m ember of the ·Ita lia n Ge n e ra l Con s ula t e of Chi· cage wm present the t wo m ed a ls t o the coll ege a n d hi g h sch ool s tudents wh o h ave m ost di s tin g u is h ed th em selves In the s tud y o! the Ita li a n Ja n g uag ue. The t wo m edals of h o n or w ill be ea ge rly co ntes t ed b y the fiftee n st ud en t s of cotlege an d h igh sc h ool. L . MARTOCCIO.

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COLLEGE CLUB NOTES

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John T. t I O U.. T e.ra.1 e:xcUe.me.nt ln tb& ViCinity ot Roy ~ to A h 'rr l'dl«!d'uJ meeung o! tbe Hall. It was t.ba.t. son at e.xate.m:e.nt u dUOWl M<:.reb.rial dut.ltl:~ a.n Un~n College club w-a.a h~d tn the Club room tendant upon a ~t tl.re -.1~ oa a ~lan!h.lp e.x;a.m, and otbu dUll .. lie. on lbe e\""ening ot :\1a.r(:.b ! th. Afte:r .l.tonday morntns- in a loop depan:m:e.nt John T~ El.1.:t:, Ms. C"Ou.nd it lror*.mU\'1t . The

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the minutes ot t.be preY10tl! meeting bad been voted upon t-wice ln order to secure approval of them. the bu:atneas of the meeting was begun. Preaide.nt DaJ. rymple U]>lained to the me.mbers the cause of the long lnterYal that bad

elapsed since the last regular meeting. He assured them, howe . .·er, that tbe a t regular week· ly Intervals tn the tuture. An Important resolutlon con cerning the property ot the College club room was Introduced b}~ Mr. 1Varren McClel· land. Coupled with tb.is resolution was another one ot equal tmportance. A prolonged discussion o r the resolutions was held and since no definite action could be decided upon, the matter was referred to the Ad,·lsory Board t or con· THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC TOURNAMENT sideratlon. President Da.lrytnple l ot Th e fourth a nnu a l m eeting of the repr esentat ive Catholic Hi~h tonned the club that a meeting ol the h U f k e tball teams o t e n•t · e d St a t es held at Loyola gym In above mentioned Board would be held Sh Ib • c oo a m ·Jn e the n atio n a l c h am pion has been rel ega ted to the during the week and a report would ordeT to defter t However it is not true that its beneficial be rnnde at the next meeting so that the category o p as t even s. k .d bl t" t enu resol utions mJ gbt be again reterred to ff ts h ave been 80 fl eeting. It would ta e c ons1 era e lme . 0 th e College club as a body, at the nex t e ec 1 th e many r eally fine results that eman ate from meetings O regular meeting. h h0 f · t 1·n the tournament as Since there was no furth er business, m era e th " kind· so m e app ly to t ose w par IClpa e Mr. McCarth y of R ocktord en tertained 1h 10 ·d others a pply to the teams as units, and even e the moUon tor adjournment. This WM JVI u ' worthwhile benefits from the spec tacle of well-tram . seconded by Mr. J ohn Bendn ot Duluth. th e colors of his sch ool into fray of an a thletic Motion was C::L rrled an d enacted. Ycontest. To this y ou n g a thlete, his sch ool and 1.t s honor repres~nt ah n Advisory Board !\l oots . d l ll d d 1 a n 1s t e P resident James Dalrym ple cal1ed a id ea] Th e preserva tion of this i ea unsu Je an c e. H meeting of the Advisory Board o:t the th a t dominates every ac t of th e 15 0 College club on Sunday morning, April 1 ho es to h eap more g lory upon hi s scho ol, an 1n mng .t s e ~ 3rd. The purpose or the meeting was with th oug hts of self but is satisfi ed to have himself buned to consider the resolutions which we re d h proposed a t the las t regula r meeting ot in t h e g lory o f t e g r eater goo · . · t he College club by Mr. Warren Me· One lookin g on from the outside is ab le to dete~mtn_e WJth con· Clelland. Al l members ot th e Board siderab] e accuracy jus t h ow much success each com pfetLJ:of r m Lt~a f t ~on~ we re present except Mr. Eugene Sam 1 test will u l timately achieve in th e larger arena o l e. e IS a mon who was detained unavoidably. b tile for ·deals -it calls for loyal ty a nd t ru. th a nd p erseverence. At'ter the resolutions had been r ead ' a d ft a numb er or t changes Sometimes it happens th a t th e ideal is not attame eve'? .a e r a h ar d agaJ we ren, made and theimportan approval ot the and d e te rmi ned stru ggle with opposing f o r ces. Oppo(sttlon _was ~et members or th e Board was placed upon a nd overcome-and if n ot overcome, no th ought o unfalr means !them. They were then lett 1n the care e nt ered t h e competitor's h ead . We cannot s~~ th at sue~ a noble ot t he Secretary ot the club who will Contest Was a failure . It is not a lways the fruJtton of_ a n 1d eal that present th em a t the next meeting. h f 1 Some other important affairs were menhold s the most joy and pleasure-ve.ry ? ft en it is t e su ccess ~ prep tion ed at the meeting but since many a ration for th e batt le that m akes one s· ltfe a rea l _success. Thts p~ep~ ot th e members h ad other engagea r a tion con sists in s tri c t se lf~discipline, self-demal, and the culhva- men ts, H was decided to postpone a dis· . cusslon o! th em untU a later date. tl.on of good h abits of condu ct. M any of these lesson s are learned in a sig ni fi cant way d unng

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the progr ess of a tournament such as tha t r ecently h e ld a t Loyo la University in C hicago. The competition was . kee n, the contes t was long, a nd th e laurels were a ttract ive. o surv rv:e meant a pro~er co~ ordination of muscl e and brain and will. Y et t t would b~ ~nJust to accuse those teams w h o were not s u ccessful in the compehtlon, of a lack of e ffort. They un doubt edly p layed as well as they were able and th a t is a ll that a ny one can do. We wou~d not d_etra.ct any of th e g lory from the winner-we have enough secti o nal pnde I.n ~s to e;en g lory in the success of o ur n e ig hboring institution- yet lt 15 posst~le tha t even the l east successful team in t he t o urn amen_t fr om_ th e poin t of view of scores, carried h ome with it a lesso n ~n for_htud e a nd sportsma nship that n o tr op h y no matter what its dtmenstons, c ould

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e nacvleosaen. eTduh caat ~ s nafatl· evraalluleth ef rfeaarl ma~~=ni~gp~~~~~~\h~:t;h~\el~~~~ ~u\s';.cere sym:a:hy • and condolen ce. h . ~m. FRIL'ICIS KLAUS. m eri t s of t h e a thl etic prowess of th e competit o rs. Those w h ose l a b or an d p e r sever a n ce h ave made th1s a nnu al The Viatorian staff was grieved t o tourney a possibil ity, a nd even now a looked-for event, des~rve a learn of the death or Mr. Francis Klaus,

vo te of thanks,-not only from those who actu a lly compete In the ~.~~e~t~:r t~~ ~~~;g;a:e~a;;!:n";a~:~i e vent, not only f ;om t h ose schools th a t a r e represented~but also F ebruary. The deceased passed a way fr om everyon e w ho apprecia tes successful e~or~s made t o Inc ul cate at his home in GlencOe, Minnesota on sound princip l es of fa ir-play and sportsmanship Into the yo uth o f our Friday, March the twenty-second. Mr. K laus was one of Glencoe's most re· co untry. spected and trustworthy citizens. The 0 ON 11JRNING CORNERS ~~~~=~~~\:~i:~~:d tro t::e f:~~~i~ :~~ On ce u pon a time a g rea t mathematic ia n arriv~d a t th e some- relatives who mourn his loss. R. I. P. wha t s t a rtlin g fact th at a straig ht line is the shorte~t dist~n ce b etw~e n t wo Pol. nts. Tested from a scienti fic point of vtew, hts conclusion l was quit e correct. Considerin g th e fac t th at th e wo rld is not 8 h a pe d lik e a monkey cage, even though i t does contain any numb er of that species o f being it would seem th a t no accura te_ a ppl~cation coul~ be mad e relat ive to the axiomatic rule of the s tratght hne. In a g iVen !...__ _ _ _ case o n o ur own campus, however, if the d estina tion of the pedes~ QUESTION trian h appens to be Marsile h a ll '.'nd h is startin g point R oy h a ll, one base.llall trip will co nvi n ce the observer t h a t there is o n e a pt, yet h a rmfu l ~l~ur;ube tl~i:!~isl~::t inu;~!~~ of track method of d e monstrating t he straight line theory. The first demon- as a major sport? strati on wi ll un doub t ed ly occur at the drink ing fountain, th e second WHERE ASKED a t th e mai l box, an d the third at th e last rig ht tum. Undoubtedly R oy Hall. th e reaso n why one is so seld om disappointed in watching for this th~~h~ B~u~~a~l~;;;~·g;t ii: ~;:_;v~~!~~ a pplted m a thematical truism is perhaps due to the a d vanced (and happens t hat good trac~k mater:al is unrig h t ly so too) con d ition of th e s tud e nts' m ental acumen . They are available and a track team in this case · b ut·1d·tngs o n th e WOlllcl be only mediocre at best. Alfully a\-vare that the distan ce b e twe e n t h e vanous campus can be traver sed in much fas t er time if the s m iple .expedient t! .o~gh many schools in th ls secticn

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t.bat be gt.ve up bts 'W'CU"k ln lb., t'-'"'n.. ..,. !!Jc fl ld. Durin~ th ma.ny lintlna,.n'" d bates • .l.lr. Elli~ d mon.s.t.rnt td h.t.s tal· ent as a. public I!~ on numero\l!l occat'Yon.s and hb po-pular pf"tOl "-'lU. t..remendou.!.. Hls 1088 w111 be t •ll k~n~ ty nn4 ~t c:.\rl'its with tt h t h.1ntarr rt't\J.sal to nu.ko the much CO'\ ted ~t · C'rn trip.. Bostoo Colle Here ptil 1!. Just n. week ~!or& tbclr d p.:: rtu" tor the (>A!!lf}rn t our, the team will meet Boston CoUe~G here on tbc que:aUon "Re'solved that the Elght~nth Amend· A.t least these were tb.e more B.rdent ment Should 00 R t:!~nled tmm~tcty~·· fighte rs among the "Sale Seeking Suc.k In thls debate. Y1ato.r wU1 dctond lbe ers." T he little red card·boo.rd!! were n..trirmative &Ida and wtll be "-'Pn! nled

tossd to tbe winds: n wild sc..-unble tol lowed. ..Letty·• Lnenbardt nnd Nelson the turnlp·heartcd phltnntbroplsts w::Ltched thoir prey trom th e upper win dows. Great expectation spread over the crowd walting below !or the law oC gra...,1ty to be tulftllcd. But lo! Th e tables were turn ed. Some one !rom lho Courth corrtdar windows threw a bucket ot wate r on the would· be phHnntbro plsts' heads. More water !ell on th e scramblers below , who, in spite or the drenching, picked up th e prizes. Oh ! What a Joke! The much taught t or tickets Proved to be hang-overs fmm the pre-Lenten Junior dan ce. A ll t or na ugh t. T he ducket see kers received onl y a duckin g. At the rece nt debate In Springtleld. a tragedy a lmost occurred when Maur· tee LeClaire had a slight hemmorhnge at th e hotel atter winnin g the debate. The tensi ty with which he put ove r hls final rebutta l overstrained th e tissues around the nasal cavity, bu t before t he doctor wa s calle d, he recovered very quickly from h is Indis position. What is the matte r with the sopho-mores? We only recentl y heard tha t th ey have been functioning a ll year witho ut th e proper quota in official dtgnitaries. Either a spring awakening, or the necessity of a duly a uth orized careta ker for the receipts of th eir a ppreaching dance disclosed to them the tact that t or seven months th ey have bee n In vesting theirthefunds without a treasurer. To meet emergency they

by ~rr. J ohn StnJTord nnd McClelland. Thl• enstern me et Viator M o. po.r t or n. west during which mo.ny ot

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REY. F. A. HERIDA News reaches us rrom the ReT. F. A . Sheridan ot Columbus College, S ioux Falls. South Dakota. W hen Ftlther Sbe 1·idan was n Jlrotessor n.t St. Vlnt or he used to speak before large nudJe.n+ cc!! , but they were more or lese Umltcd. lle has now en la rged the field of hi~ oratorical endeavors with the n.salsta.nce ot tho microphone. Father Sh crlda.n h as taken to the ai r, and It you will pick up your ea rphon es you will hear him broadcasting his lectures, that a.re becomi ng extremely popular, or one ol th e many athletic games tha t are bolng -:: P:;'":;Y:;e;;;d;:;l;:n;:;th:;e:.:,w;:e;:s;:t.:;:;:;..:;;:;::;:;::;:;:;:;;:;::;; ..

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~~e~~~~~~l ~~s~~~:~t:~b:;~d.~~t~=~r~~~ bad that s uch exertion was necessary.

Arthur Armbr uster displayed some or his laten t powe r as a "Crystal Gazer"

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t >m \viii tour or thu th e l('o.dln g co11c""es " ot the middle-western stn tet will be cnocou nt ercd. 'Vben tha St. VIator tell.Jll o.rrlves In BQ8tQn on AprU 27lh they will dobn.te Boston Colle;'!

elec ted James AJ ien Nolan to fi ll th e chair left vacant by Floyd "Red" Strom· £ berg , treasurer-elect, who did not return Groceries

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Amedee J. Lamarre Bourbonnais, Ul.

Cigars edge acquired from F a ther French's psychology class remained in the subco nscio us mind. Added to this , his re- ..-...- -...· - - - -

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~7~la~~. wrC:rt~ i~h:~~~s~~n%::;r~~ ~he~ crysta l, psycho-s uggestio n, and personal cleverness, a tew minutes ot pleasant laughter. It

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Notions

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poise. H owever , to quote his own words , his s tudy or the mind .. covers every· ~ thi ng ! ro m th e su blime to evolutionistlc with a dabbling in psychoanalysis. H e

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are a!raid t hat they will be obl!ged to throw the b id in the u pperclassmen's favor i! they mix ln. Or maybe there rI·sate,method in their At any the Seniors a re actions. taking h ome t he prizes. Break it up, Freshmen. Burke Monahan and Gene H offman

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proaching they saw J oe Harrington standing by the net waiUn g t or an op. pBounreknet.. ··oThheyGe"e\.opwpeed.-doGn~tnewSaian.dt ttoo

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toug h. Byron Evard gave blm a ter·l ribl e trirruning a week ago Sunday It yo u don't believe it, ask him. Signs of Larry O"Shea is Spring. sporting a. brand new cream color suit. Is a ll

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d~~c~~t!~i~:~~h~;s;r::~::~rte~ ~so~ g~!:~rti%'e :~~e!ho~~~n s~;~l~ •s:~ !:~~:~ \~~~~~f~:?:~si~:{i~~!:~:a! ch<;!~~gher average s tu d ent is so occupte ts utles e v e ry · d Wl· t ho fhthe · d periods · th aof t hthe e mus solici to u s con cernincr the a ll otment day.t b On no account should h e be eo"<pected t o forego th e pleasure which he d erives from t h e four or five hours that he spends in heated an d some· times sen seless controversy '\vith his fellow s tudents in an attempt to determin e which one of them h as t h e strongest lungs. And there are other functio ns of eq ual importance th at simply must be arranged for- Economy, if nothing else, prompts a short delay after the bell has sounded for class in order t o enjoy the last dregs of a favorite brand ; then follo,vs a regular marathon a c ross the campu s in an a~: tempt to arrive before roll call. The net result is more .. applied mathema tics. To th ose who h ave been so faithful in a ttempting to fin d the shortest dist ance bet'\veen the vario us building s on the campus we admit recognition of thei r vast contribution to the advancement ~rf the science which deals with plane figures. We admit too that th~ demonstrations have r esulted in a double proof- first that .. cutting" shortens the distan ce and lessens the time--and secondly that unfortunately. lhe practice is disastrous to the grass '\l,thich a beneficie.nt God endowed wi.th an a ptitude to gro v~r and flourish:- ..Fear not the consequences of staying o n the side walks. The authorities have ample guarantee from those who made them that they wi ll endure many many more .~ears. Give the v.t;-rdure a chance and l et the first sign of Spring be Turn the C o mers .

st:ore. Some o! lhe worldly w ise sopbomores concluded that the only way t o sell Uckets !or the daSlJ dance !!; on the modern pLan of inten.s.i,·e o.d'f"ert.i~ ing. So t.he rumor ~prea.d a.round the campus lhat. immediately atter dinner th·e tickets t or the poet·F..aster Sopb~ more dance would be throw-n trom t.he cast std.c third corrJdor w-ind.O~"'l!l ot Roy HaLl. Xeedles.s to say a wtld scrnmble followed. Among lbe j0$tllng crowd were seen "Nig" Dunne. Leo Larkin o·Gr-ady. BleUL Ward, Ch!l.r Uo LeW'ls "Boob·· E'-"UJ"d , Brown, and SLstlckey

L -- - -M -R - S-. -1\IA _ R _ Y_D _ E_E_ _ _ _ It is with feelings ot deep regret tha t we reco rd the death or Mrs. Mary De'e, at her home In Bloomingto n, Ill !~~~~h. onMr~~~:~ ::: t~i;h~~;~:r ~; :M r. Leo Dee, '26·, who is pursuing his studjes tor the priesthOOd at St. P a ul Semina ry in Minnesota. '.ro t he bereaved famil y or Mrs. Dee we extend

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baseball team than an interior track heavies away has In moth balls.packed his T om Dillon care tully aggregation. Here at St. VIator s uch a change T he ! ollow:ing contributions to this f would certainly be unadvisable. We al- column came from a mysterious some· J SPEICHER BROS. ~~~~~al~~=e~~ ~~'"!~b~er:e~~~tfZ:s~ bod_y who delights in slipping their 1 JEWELERS masterpieces quietly under the door : In track and drop baseball. It would. be "John Ellis has been told so o!ten several years be!ore anything like a Complete Une ot: J ewelry that he excels all the other members High Grade Repalrlng representative team could be produced. ot the debating team t hat he Is now J ohn " P ete" Harrington, Junior: In beginning to believe it himsel!. In tact, ll7 So. Schuyler Ave. ~~e~P~;o~~:~l s~o:~le~~~ ~ ~~~ It is said t hat the lack o! com petition jar sport. Baseball is the oldest game compelled him to wttbdraw !rom the KANKAKEE, ILL. that is played in America today and we team..'' should not a bolish it merely because "Someone said that the McClellandtrom a financial point o! '\iew It is not Armbruster act at the Junior Smoker ~:~.lebu~~s;~ ~!e ~~;e;r:etsn~~ should be en titled "Mind and :Matter". Edwin Pratt Sons Co. tor the profit that is derived. but t or (lne.) St. Viator should be in line t or an· t he physical and mental development ot M.a.nutacturere ot eve;"Ytlrl-nc the man. Track would be as costly a other championship. So tar the debat· In Wire and Iron Work, Fire :E. ing team has won every con test." s-port as basebalL This Is not a fitting capes, Wire and Iron Feneea, Store Fronts, Stair Rallinp, lime to commerc!alize the Ameri~ McCarthy: "Say Koch, have you some Steel Stairways. Vent Owora., sports. ! Structural new dish washers? · Steel We>rk. Where ha>e we beard this be!ore? K och: "Yes, Why?" KANKAKEE McCarthy . uThere are naw and ''Say, J ohn. Why did you throw strange fing~r p rints <1n the plates " those things?"

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THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 192 7

Page Three

THE VIATORIAN

VIATOR SPORTS

Congratulations O'Malley

Nice Going Delaney

BASE BALL SEASON OPENS APRIL 20 THREE VIATOR STARS ON ALLSTATE TEAMS

1926

INTER-STATE CHAMPIONS

1927

I CORONATION OF KING BASEBALL

SET FOR APRIL 20

Nothin g is so gratifying to a

With one of the best and earliest springs in the past several yea.rs t o help things along, Old King Baseball is ready to ascend th e throne. Western State Normal, known generany a •; Kalamazoo, will be trimmed up tor the f estive occasion, which is to take place -Wed· nesday, April 20th, immediately follow· ing the Easter vacation. It has been a rather difricu1t task to induce other colleges to meet St. Viator, and out of the volume ot letters that first found their way into the mall December 17th last, t he following sched· ule is t he result: April 20-Western State Normal, here. April 21-Chanute F ield, Rantoul. April 22-Concordia, St. Lollis. April 23-St. Louis, St. Louis. May 2-West Virginia U., h ere. May 3-Bradley, P eoria. May 4-111 . State Normal, Normal. May 6:--Valparalso, here. May 11-:Millikin U., home, (tentative) May 13-Cbanute Field, here. May 20-Michigan Aggies, Lansing. May 21-Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo. May 25, Valparaiso, Valparaiso. May 28-Bradley, here. June 4, Notre Dame, Notre Dame.

young coach, especially one so young as our own Sam McAllister, than to place one of his players

tn the top rung of the All-State choice.

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not only placed Michael J. De)a.ney with the greatest 1JG:te but sent the young Evard &nd his buddy O'Mall ey up for honore on the second t eam, and placed captain J ohn Benda, l ead-

er of the third team. Moreover Jim Dalrymple got honorable mention in a field literally teeming with crack forwards, and in add~tion was chosen in the AllWestern choice of basketeers. All this · reflects great credit on the present coach, and with him at the helm next year and six letter men to work with , basketball at St. Viator seems destined to regain the former high position it on ce held. Great Record. T oo much credit cannot be given to the individual members or the team. Out or eighteen games played, f ourteen were victories, and t w o of the losses were by a single point. Practically Standing, Left to 'Right: McAllister, Coach ; Delaney, Lae nbardt, Costigan, O'Malley, Bielli, Harrington, Manager. quences of this game, even though it every game was a thriller, and Seated, Left to Right : Dunne, McCarthy, Dal rymple , Bend a, captain ; Evard, Campbell, Herbert. comes so early in Viator's · schedule . the cl.i:max. of them all was the c____________::___ _____----:--::----:--:-=-----=----=-----:--;:::;~;;:::~;:;;:::-:;;;-;;;-:;;::;--:;:~~~-- Then another spot that is indeed high s·ensatlonal victory over the Kankakee out a brilliant year. It was in the St. range is the John Carroll Univer sity A. A .. made up of former Viator stars Xavier gam e, when Benda's tireless game at Cleveland. There are sport and ex-Little Nineteen players. It was raci n g around the court, playing a marwriters throughout the State w h o are in this game- that the great t t.lent in the velous offensive game with an equa11y enthusiastic abo ut the great work o! ranks of St. Viator reached its superb defensive game gradually taxed St. Viator as a football machine. It is highest point. D elaney, who started 'the last limit o! his endurance, and tho · hi gh time that Viator were branching this year as runn er-up for the he was willing a nd anxious to continue John Austin "Hooks" O'Mall~v. the out, and if the coming Season measures guard position against Campbell and to the final whistle, the Coach sent in a ~~ ~k~;~b;,n~7s i:ho~~~ ~~· ~~:t;:e ~~~: St. Viator College has a big chance up to the expectations of the Faculty Herbert , came through with the best relief. Only a superman could stand ketball machine during the year 1928 _ s0plocrltimnbewinsgtih·n.stoFtahlel bfro ecanuts pagfetsheolvtehrye Athletic Board, the policy of accepting performance of a year that was filled the terrific dash o! the Viator captain invitations from distant and more 1 0 0 wit h wellnigh perfect workmanship that night. It was a case ot personal !~vee: ~~~te~~a~n r~:~~stow~~: ~:~~~s~~ high class schedule that has been ar- prominent Universities will be pursued. Benda was already established, as were glory being subordinated to t h e glory ranged . The game ot games should be Th e schedule f ollows: Dalrymp le and "Hooks'' O'Malley, but o·! the t eam. Benda's supreme effort ~~o:a:v~~u~~k~h~e~:e~e:o~h~~~o~ee~ the battle that will be staged in Sox Marquette University, :Milwa ukee, a new light broke into the picture in that night was more satistyin.; to him· 4 to 3. The vote showed the high es- ptoabrekralgsati.nbsut tDtehPearuel aUrenivtebresirstyeoqnuaJOJcy· Sept. 25. the person of Byron Evard, the Fort self and to tl:ose who know him than Eureka, at Eureka, Oct. 7. · 0 Wayno !lash, who turned the tables at a h1gh er place on the State Tea m. Had le ern awl affecllonate loyalty the team great, and in some respects great er, Millikin, a t Decatur, October 16. Valparaiso with 22 points in the second Benda known his work in the St. Xav- has tor .the tw? outstanding candidates s pots on the cat.Q.. For instance, MarColumbia (Homecoming( Oct. 21. hal!, at a moment when Viator was ler game would be a deciding factor in for the JOb. Mike made All·State 1 ~ his quette University, whiCh will meet the Bradley, P eoria, ·oct. 29. trailing, 14 to 7. It is t oo much to ex· t he final summary of honors h is eon· sophomore year, a feat whlch is hlghly .Anny on October 1st wi ll face St. Via. Illinois State Normal, Normal, Nov. 6. poot a better showing next year, but duct would not have -been changed. praiseworthy, and "~oaks" ran sec- tor's s ta lwarts the V:eek previous No John Carroll, Cleveland, Nov. 12. It is not a vain hope that the team of Such is Viator spirit. ond on ly to the great Anderson, of II- need to mention the posstbl ~onse· DePaul University, Sox Park, Oct. 1. 1928 will come th r ough with a perfect linois Wesleyan, who is one of the best, =============e= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = :-:.:;,;:-: seaso n . Only the uncertainties or bas· • jf not the best center, ever developed in .. ketball will prevent this achievement. the Little Nineteen. "Hooks" has an i I

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Gold Footballs a nd Monograms Awarded Captain John Benda and six team mates were awarded white monogram

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this honor were: Captain John Benda, James Dalrymple, Jobn O'Malley, John Herbe rt, Michael Delaney, Byron Evard and Edward Campbell. The award is giTen to men who play at least one quar· ter of the official sch edule, or who may otherwise prove of outstancllng value to the team. It is sufficiently note· worthy to mention tha t L aen ha r dt • C ostigan, Dunne, Bielli, and McCarthy, were other members of the squad whose work in the Western-Interstate con~ testa helped to bring the first champion· ship to St. Viator in several seasons. Young Commends Viatoria.ns.

GaiDS . rr·b vIator I ut e From Notre Dame The baseball game scheduled at South Bend for June 2nd has been transferred to June 4th, by r equest ot Tommy Mills, new baseball coach at the Rockne schooL It seems that June 4th has been set aside as National Alumni day, and Viator's reputation as one of the leading diamond clubs in the mid-West prompted the engagement to fill out fittin g ly a program of entertain ment for the returning "grads." We know Viator will fulfill its obligation that day; let's h op e they exceed t h e hopes of the e ntertaining committee.

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