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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
Record Crowds To
Attend Four
Big Games Today
ny HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports EdltOrl


New York, Oct. 2e-(UP)-That
greatest Of oil football dramas, THE
Battle OF the Unbeaten," will be
played on three gridirons today In
games involving six Of the nations
top teams.
II IT'S slarn-bang football you want,
you should arrange TO spend the
afternoon In either Fort Worth,
Texas. Pittsburgh, Pa, or Evanston,
ILL.,, where
Texas Christian. indicated and
united, meets Baylor, indicated but
tied; Fordham, tied but indicated,
meets Pittsburgh, unbeaten and I'm.
tied; and Northwestern, tied but
not defeated, plays unbeatefl, united
Minnesota.
II IT'S tradition and great splashes
Of color you want, the thing for you
ID O ticket TO the Yankee stadium
here In New York where Notre
Dame and Army meet again on fleus
trail ground. Try and get one.
Eighty-two thousand persons will be
In the stadium when the band plays
"Fight on, Old Army Team" and the
cadets swing into the park IN O line
as straight as the chalk marks On
the field.
Pitt and FordhaIn, old rivals VINO
have played three successive score.
less ties, will draw around 10000
persons IN Pittsburgh. With Yale
and Dartmouth filing the big bowl
at New Haven, todays football ct
tendance may be the highest 20 far
this season.
Pitt Is favored over Fordham.
Minnesota has q slight edge in the
betting over Northwestern ard
Texas Christian, with q whiFiing
defvish named Davey oDrien In
the backheid, Ia favored over Bay
Tor.
Among the other teams with ,in-
biemished records which risk every
thing today against strong but de-
feated schools are California which
plays Oregon State; Iowa State
which meets Marquette; Oklahoma
which plays strong Tulsa squad;
Duke that has 10 get past North
Carolina; Dartmouth which Is con-
fronted by the Yale tinx; Notre
Dame which tries It's luck with
Army; Santa Clara which may have
trouble with Michigan State; and
Tennessee which throws its chances
for the Rose Bowl into the bal
ance against Louisiana State.
Elsewhere:
East - Brown Tufts; Columbia
Cornell; Harvard Princeton; Holy
Crosse Colgate; MAYHEM; SYRIA
cuse, Penn State; Ohio etate-NYU.
Midwest - Illinois Michigan; In
diana Wisconsin; Iowa Purdue;
Kansas-Kansas State Nebraska
Missouri.
South - Clemson Wake Forest;
North Carolina-vPI; Davidson
Furman; Maryland-VMI; Washing
ton a. Lee-Rchmond; Alabama
Kentucky: Vanderbilt = Georgia
Tech; and Tuiane-M ississippi State.
9outhwest-ArkalsaS- Texas A. e.
M; Rice-Auburn; GMU-Texas,
Pacific Coast - Oregon Southern
Californa; Oregon State California;
UCLA-Gtanford.
Rocky Mountain-Utah State Col
orado State; DenveT-Utah; Wy
oming- Colorado.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
JACKETS TO DRILL SUNDAY

The Town Plot Crackerjacks viii
hold q short practice Sunday morn
ing at washington Park at 9 O. m.
The Jackets travel TO Naugatuck In
the afternoon 70 meet the Rams In
q Valley League game.
The Jackets held long practice
last night and showed . vast inn
provement in their passing and
blocking. Coach Tony DeSantis
showed the team several trick plays
and the team hopes 10 use these
plays to advantage over the Rams.
The Jackets may lose the services
Of Jimmie Jones stellar guard.
Jones suffered q leg injury In .
practice scrimmage.
Having an open date for Sunday
Nov. 9, the Jackets would like b
hear from either the Iitchfield
Cowboys. Or the New Britain Pam
theirs for q road game. For games
communicate with Tony purcaro.
II N0rznand street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
Three Ways to
Beat Armstrong

nrr MEAD who & built like one Of amishaped balloons
sped prOsbnce the middle parked ngsds mop
al he Gym heaved OF the deepest signs ON record
you're taking on weight remarked for want of something sensible
say f..
ah I'm putting again replied Stout Eduardo dsSSs
make maxi up for lost time
reminded Oh. rascal that he always right BY those
piece de resistance washh stan Of HHe
Al the mention Quail nostalgia SleAm sOftened
Eddie's eye md suddenly philosophical NJ
~xOu know he sAld OF those days AZ
ana could walk down the the
BY everyone met
hi, Wallet and now was being those
who failed to catch him on the way In
whenever Betty HoOp ssnaed that there
urgent cali Ihe who's calling don't have
walker 10 ward of the ncipient bite
.s. l1 Oh osa Is w HaIs Armstrong WASN'T ''' '' We" " ~
us said Eddie II don't whats n, matte, liter
past month"; asked hundred times
that the only thing that wen be shooting"
As Watching Armstrong n,enty and suddenly
had sns The looked
d he had let 40 extra s seconds sS by T n Ea sSsS a y
1T specially constructed headguard which protects the entire face
ag hitter like Garcia has ace in his mtt already
Eddie left IOusnsan sat beside and said; rs
up lick him HIS legs aren't trained for backing All he
Knows how 60 S nae s M Hsns had e s 70 Ssa ag back
and didn't ask him.
Garcia popped through the
Slim Fansworh doubt Of the
listening exclaimed In well surprise:
that crashing the workOu Eddie
a but genuinely
lip and the IN which Frankie
mlddlewegh maulng him around that he didn't fol-
through his mock
watching the workout from
what Blair did him when he mixed with
do TO Armsonghght him at his
Two fighters spoken rather
Armstrong It's that
opponents able solve simple problem.
the next tell how Armstrong could
heem Just doing
WE'LL knocked out Blair tell Ceferno
BY time pose telling
Armstrong going beat oeerno wednesday night
tho Garden.
left 10 the shoulder"
what" asked, "s the boo punchP"
Speaking press agent Armstrong;
Eddie replied Tts the old right with flourish
Indicating his right Il sweep
or balance and then bring
say brought don't drug used the
West Side"
ebowed Eddie
coffee and his fare back Cohoes The
desperate effort then weakly
anaemic wallet and peeled of the touch.
Copyright 1885, King Features syndlcate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
Sports
QUESTIONS
Answered

Have you o sports question you
want answered? Write your guess
tion clearly, sign your name and
address and mail your query 20
Sports Fan Question Man, sports
Service Bureau, The Democrat
1918 18th Street, washington, d.
c., enclosing Q three-cent postage
stamp Cor . personal reply.
@. Who was voted the outstanc-
ing woman athlete Of 1886 IN the
Associated Press poll
A. Miss Helen stephens.
Q. What was the average speed
OF the winning car In the 1887 Van
derbilt Cup Racer
A Bernd Rosemeyer, winner Of
the race, completed the 300-mile
drive In 3 hours So minutes and as
seconds, for an average speed Of
82.504 miles per hour.
Q. Was there ever a prominent
American jockey named Inzelone?
A. Jockey J. Inzel0ne was the
champion rider of the United states
in 1928, with q total Of i65 winners
out Of 1852 mounts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
NAUCATUCK HIGH
INVADES SHELTON

Naugatuck, Oct. "a good con.
test Is expected this afternoon when
the Naugatuck and shelton high
school football teams meet In Shell
ton.
Although Shelton Is not In the
,indefeated ranks, II has been win
ming lately and Is expected TO fur
nish considerable opposition for the
xoleymen.
Naugatuck fans feel however that
II the Garnet can play as well
against Shelton as II did last week
IN IT, triumph over Torrington, It
will win today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
PITT PAINTERS
3 TO | AGAINST
FORDHAM RAMS
Game Expected to Draw
10000 Fans Today;
Crowley Shifts
ny RpWARD J. MILES

United Press STAN correspondent
Pitt Stadium, Pittsburg, Oct. %
UP)--A seli-out crowd Of 1887
fans TANNED into this stadium TO.
day as the Pitt Partners and the
Fcrdham Rams sought 70 end three
years OF scOreless football.
The partners were . to ] favor.
ties over the team that has held
them 70 scoriess deadiocks the last
three seasons.
Coach Jim Crowley, Of Pordhafn,
changed his lineup TO get more de-
fensiye strength on the field at the
kickoff. Pitts regular starting line
up OF 10 seniors and one junior re-
nained intact.
crowley changed the left side Of
Rordham's line, shifting Riddick
from tackle TO end and sending
Berezny, @ substitute, into Riddick's
tackle position. Monica, o second
team guard, started at left guard
In place OF the injured co-captain
Mike KocheI.
Scoring power was sacrificed for
defensive ability when Crowley Or
dered Mike HeaFn, second team
fuilback, 70 the right halfback post
IN place Of Pete Holovak. The SEN
sational sophomore runner, Len
Eshsnont, was held out Of the start
ing lineup but was ready Tor an
early call to action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
Irish Army Men
Arrive For Horse
|Sh0wNextMOnth

The Irish Army Jumping team sT-
rived IN New York Thursday aboard
the y. Q. liner Manhattan to COM
pete In the nightly international
military Jumping contests Of the
National Horse Show ct Madison
Square Garden, Nov, E-I2.
Captain Daniel Cory, Irelands
most celebrated rider Of Jumping
horses and o longtime favoFlte with
crowds at the National headed the
team, Captain Cory did not come
over for the National last year, the
only one Of the past 10 shows he
has missed.
With Captain Cory came Lieu
tenants James y. Neylon, 0 men,
Der Of last years team and John
Stack, Q newcomer.
Major Chester z. Davis, repre-
senting Brigadier General Evan II.
Humphrey, commanding the Second
Corps Area, and Captain Milo II.
Mattes0n, Of the u. 8. Army jump
ing team, met the Irish OfhcerS ct
Quarantine.
AASt8y bAs& IVY
Captain Cory brought with him
the Bowman challenge cup which
they captured at last years show.
This event will be the opening mill
tary Jumping contest at this years
National viii. q completely new
course designed by Ned King, man
ager OF the show, consisting Of such
military Obstacles rs Q camoufiaged
field piece, pup tent and other OBJ
jects that cavalry might encounter
In the field.
The Irish team has had O good
season abroad and won the jumping
championship at the great Dublin
show, over teams from Germany,
France and Canada.
The six horses to be ridden By the
Officers at the show arrived IN New
York on Tuesday, giving them time
70 recover their land legs 80 that
the officers may work out Friday
afternoon at Squadron A.
Arrival Of the Irish left only one
team absent. the Canadians. who are
expected early next week. The
Chilean. Mexican. Cuban and u. s.
teams have been working out daily
at Squadron A since Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
Sport Briefs

orangeburg, 8. O.. October 20 -
(Up) - Footballs perfect record"
list numbered one less today, with
viilanova the casualty as O result
Of 0 e-e tie with the University Of
South Carolina.
The underdoes gamecocks capi-
talized on the excellent punting OF
Dewitt Arrowsmith which kept the
ball In their opponents territory
most OF the game.
Figured to win by several touch
downs the Wildcats were held score
less IN the first half. They scored
IN the third period when Hewlett
passed ii-yards to Bukowski In the
end zone. Periera's placement for
the extra point was wide.
9outh Carolina got Its chance In
the final period when 2i-yard pass
from Ciary to Grygo took the ball
to the visitors two yard line. On
the next play, Clary plunged over.
He missed Q chance to win the game
when his kick for extra point veered
to the right OF the goal post.
pittsburg, Oct. 20.-(UP)-Du-
quesne came from behind to score a
1875 football victory over the Uni
yersity Of Detroit before 5000 fans
last night.
Bagritts three yard touchdown
plunge climaxed an 80-yard first pc
Rod drive and put the Titans out
ia front. But the Dukes replied
with . series OF tricky reverssS that
left the Detroiters dizzy before the
half ended.
Early in the second period ex-
changes Of punts gave Duquesne the
bah on Detroit's 10-yard line. Three
plays carried IL to the four from
where Merry passed to serangelli In
the end rome. Before the stanza was
over, the Dukes drove from their 81
TO Detroitss two where the Titans
held for three downs before q tricky
reverse sent Barron around left end
Tor another score. Merry kicked both
extra points for Duquegne.
Neither team could score the
second half.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
NEW HAVEN TOWARDS
HERE TOMORROW

with the new patented compost
ton bowling pin In use, the Wa
terbury Mattatucks entry in the
Southern Connecticut Bowling
League are 10 roll tomorrow night
at Mattatuck Recreation alleys
against the New Haven Edwards.
Action Is scheduled for starting at
8 o. m. Harold st. Mary. Joe Mon
tory, Jack slattery, Tommy SculIy
and Joe Loyallo viii be seen IN the
Mattatuck lineup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
Today's Sport Parade

two drinks and one fling ct the
Lambeth walk. Hackney returned TO
the Garden and decisiyely outpoint-
cd the challenger during the re-
malnder OF the fight.
TIL: commission upheld the de-
ciaion, saying that while boxing
might DO dead In this country,
chivairy wasn't.
90 you see, Mr.. Dorais may have
established o very damaging pre-
cedent. after ell, as said 80 many
years ago, II Il from little acornS
that mighty pine trees spring, and
II 70 from little grains Of sand that
some Of the mightiest chiidren's
play pens are built.
Copyright, 1898, by United Press
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
PROCITA TO APPEAR
AT WOOSTER SUNDAY

Joe Procita Of dloversville. N. Y.
who has high runs Of 107, Ill and
l26 In New Haven, Naugatuck and
Winste d during the past week, and
o bangup contest N the las; three
world pocket billiard tournaments
will meet Bob Stone, 1915 state
champion tomorrow afternoon at
the Wooster psylors in q 12S point
match which VIII be followed by a
three cushion billiard exhibition
with Procita ana Lou Miller as the
principals. TIE match Is scheduled
for 5 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
UNITEDS VS.. GERMANS
AT PARK SUNDAY

The Waterbury Uniteds and the
Hartford Germans win meet for o
soccer duel at Hamilton park this
Sunday at 3 O'Clock. Local players
are asked TO report at the Lord kit
chener Post hall at 1:z5. The bes'
game OF the season is anticipated,
as two former United players viii
play with the Hartford team agains
their old teammates. "A gala day fol
soccer plans Is expected ct HAMILTON
park Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29

Duquesne IA. Detroit 9.
st. Bonaventure 20. Davis ElkinI
u.
Georgetown -, Temple Q.
Westchester Teachers 0. Kutxtour
Teachers Q.
South Carolina G. Villanova O.
Clemson 7. Wake Forest 0.
Elon ~. Apprentice school 0.
Miami 10. Rollins Q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
JACKS VS. RAlMBLERS

Naueatuck, Oct. ga good foot
ball game Is. expected tomorrow af-
ternoon ut ais at Recreation field
when the Waterbury Crackerjacks
meet the Naugatuck Ramblers. The
Rambiers, suffering from injuries.
dropped q game last week but ex-
pect to have their regulars around
tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
CONNECTICUT FOOTBALL
(By United Press)

Trinity and Wesleyan football
met at Middletown today IN the 41st
renewal OF their traditional series
which began back In 1885.
Both eIevens were ct top strength
for the encounter. and q close
struggle was expected.
The Connecticut State eleven was
ct Middlebury, VT. Cor the game
with Middlebury. The Storrs team
was well-rested and q Connecticut
victory was forecast.
The states big" game. however.
was played at the New Haven Bowl
between Dartmouth and Yale be-
fore q 10000 crowd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29

New York, oct. 2e.-(UP).-Piay
In the football game between De-
troit and Duquesne yesterday was
halted for three minutes TO allow
Coach Gus (DemostheneO Dorais TO
dash into o broadcasting booth and
talk 10 that part OF the nation
which was listening.
Passing over the wonder that any
one was able 10 limit Mr.. Dorais'
talking TO three minutes let US con-
slider what may happen II the prac-
tice Of interrupting sports events Tor
outside matters becomes general. II
was proudly pointed out by Lhe
broadcasting company that the Do
rails incident marked the first time
In history that any athletic contest
was halted for such Q reason. That's
fine, and congratulate Mr.. Dorais
on becoming o milestone In the
march OF progress, but viii II be the
last such occurrence?
] doubt II. Before you know u
the sports pages are likely TO be
Allied with such dispatches as these:
Louisville, Ky.-The Goth running
OF the Kentucky Derby was halted
for Ave minutes with the horses but
furlong from the finish line today
when Jockey Billy Andrade. who
was up on the favorite, War Signal,
remembered that he had not given
his little brother his medicine be-
fore leaving home. The stewards
graciously halted the race while
Jockey Andrade hurried 10 his home
on the other side Of town and
administered TO MS sick brother.
While Andrade was gone the crowd
playfully tore down the stands and
set fire TO the judges stand.
Forest Hills, N. with the
score at match point against him
In the final round Of the national
tennis singles championship today.
Edward Hightower, Americas No. 1
player, suddenly recalled an item 1T
had forgotten 10 put on the expense
account he turned In last night. The
umpire called play and granted
Hightower time to fill out new
account. The cheers FOR this gracious
act on the part Of the umpire were
SO lou they awakened two lines
men and the foot fault judge.
Madison Square Garden, N. "
A date at the Silver slipper with o
red-haired chorus girl tonight saved
the worlds welterweight champion
ship for Pedro Hackney fiattened by
q right hand punch In the third
round, the count over Hackeny had
reached eight when his manager re-
membered that Pedro had promised
to meet his girl at the night club
bar. Acting quickly, he asked the
referee for delay. The request was
granted and the unconscious cham
pion was dragged into his dressing
room, crammed into q dinner jacket,
and rushed to the club. Braeed BY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29

The Washington Hill Cardinals,
one Of the outstanding junior teams
ON the Hill. would like 70 meet any
Is to 10 year old team in the city
or state. For games get in touch
with John Mc0ough 2 rye street,
city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
BROWN BOMBERS
AT BRISTOL SUNDAY
(snAclaI b The nenecratl

lBDeezaI 70 The Ueu5geFag
Bristol, Oct. 2o-One OF the out
standing coIored football combina-
lions IN the country, the Colonial
Brown Bombers have been signed
70 oppose the West Ends Of Bris-
tol sunday afternoon Ut Muzzy
Field at . O'Clock. Captained By
Dave Meyers, former N. X. U. play
er the colored visitors are expected
TO provide q real test for the Ends
who intend to bound back from the
80 defeat by Danbury Trojans last
Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29
SPORTS
In
SHORTS

The Bile Sac CYO team Will hold
their third practice Monday, at 700
o'clock at Russell school. The sacs
expect 10 put out strong team this
year, with the following players
listed on the squad: George Mclean,
Tom Casey, Frank Dutil, Charlie
Fister, Oil Buriuti, Lordy Mcshone,
Tom Mcorath and Jim Mcorath.
Evanston, ILL.,, Oct. 2o-(Up)-
Minnesota's husky gophers laid
their big ten football title on the
line today against their old meme.
sis, Northwestern, with approx.
mately 5000 In the stands wonder.
Ing whether the wildcats can repeat
their stunning upset OF 1895.
As IN that year, Minnesota Is
heading toward another conference
championship and o claim TO the
mythical national title. But North
western, with q stout defense and
improved backfieid, rated an even
choice 10 defeat the invading
Norsemen and climb into 0 first
place tie In the standings with Ohio
State.
Philadelphia, October 20. - Cup
- Georgetown uniyeFsity's football
team remained In the perfect rec
ords today after scoring Its fifth
straight victory 1870, over Temple
last night.
After O scoreless first-half, the
washington eleven scored IN the
third period when Joe Mellendeck
crashed three yards through the
center Of the Owl line for Q touch
down. A i3-yard end sweep BY Lou
dhecas gave the Hoyas their Sec
ond tally three minutes before the
game ended.
0eorgetown's fast-charging for
ward wall turned back two scoring
threats In the first period when the
Owls worked down TO the four and
five yard lines.
Philadelphia, Oct. 20 - CUP =
Navy and Pennsylvania continued
their 6O-year-oid football rivalry at
Franklin field today before an ex-
pected gell-out crowd Of 10000, the
largest TO attend gridiron contest
here since the Penn-Notre Dame
game Of 1880.
Both teams were at full strength
and rated on even terms. Penn has
won IL against Nays nine In their
long series. One ended in q tie.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 2o-(UP)
Yale, which astounded critics
week ago by almost topping Michi-
gan, sent in the same lineup today
with the hope Of ambushing the un-
defeated Dartmouth Indians.
Dartmouth was rated the strong
er team In an anything-ca
pen game, expected to produce a
II 600 sell-out attendance, the Sec
ond in six years In the bowl.
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 29-(UP)
Pointing for It's first victory in
five starts. Harvard faced Prince
ton today in the saith renewal Of
their traditional rivalry. The Grim
son eleven was a slight favorite to
start-a successful defense Of its big
three championship.
New New York. Oct. 2e.-(UP)-I
Columbia and Cornell. opponents on
the gridiron since 1889. met for the
26th time today. Cornell. victor over
Colgate. Harvard and Penn State
and loser only TO Syracuse was
heavy favorite.
Worcester. Mass. Oct. 2D.-CUP)
HOLY Cross, at full strength for
the first time this season, today met
q strong Colgate eleven which was
indicated in its last two starts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29

New New York, Oct. 2e.-(UP)-
Columbia and Cornell. opponents on
the gridiron since 1889. met for the
26th time today. Cornell. victor over
Colgate. Harvard and Penn State
and loser only TO Syracuse was q
heavy favorite.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 29-(UP)
Pointing for its first victory in
five starts. Harvard faced Prince
ton today in the saith renewal Of
their traditional rivalry. The Grim
son eleven was a slight favorite to
start-a successful defense Of its big
three championship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-29

osnnsesloal new holes Two NA4lng bex-e4los
mas DEFY comparison. Kid kApaA4 and naes Mesna
iala tllia involved drew e6DyAa IN waterbury y ivy
IND Lewis n title bout drew ysseo ana htee rams
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-13
RECORD TRIP IS PLANNED
 BY REVENUE AGENT

o. s. Sullivan, deputy collector of internal revenue, departed from Juneau March 18th. on the longest trip he has ever made in his numerous official junkets thru the Territory of Alaska, one whi oh will cover thousand of miles by air, land and water, and keep hlm on the move until early in October.
 Collector Sullivan will spend one week in Seward, and will then proceed to Anchorage, where he will remain until the end of April. He will spend the month of May in Fairbanks, and then return to Seward. sailing on June 4 aboard the steamer Starr for UnalaAka and Bristol Bay.
 Leaving the latter place on July l5, he will y to GoodneWs Bay, where he will center his op- eratlons at Platinum. He will then fly to Bethel and up the kuskokWim River to the Innoko district, touching at Flat, Ophir, Takotna and McGrath.
 In mid-August MT. Sullivan will return to Fairbanks and remain there until September l, when he will fly to Nome, covering the Seward Peninsula country and touching at Kotzebue, Candle, and Deering. He will return to Juneau early in October, after probably the most extensive tour of the Territory ever made by a man in one season.
 During his absence, the Juneau office will remain open with De- putty Collector w. C. Overby in charge.
The Nome nugget., 1938-04-13
Catholic Church St. Joseph's Church
 J. A. Concannon, S. J.

Following is the program of Special Services to be held in St Joseph's Church during HOLY Week:
 Holy Thursday-Mass at ' AM.
 Alteration of the Blessed Sac
 rament during the Day.
 Holy hour at 7:30 P. M. Good Friday-Morning service al
 2 o'clock.
 Way of the Cross at 3 PM. Holy Saturday-Services begin al
 7:30 AM, followed by Mass.
 Confessions afternoon 3 o'clock
 Confessions evening 7:30 o'clock Easter Sunday-Mass in the
 Church at g A. M.
 A cordial invitation is extend ed to all who desire to be present at these services. They are com nremorative of the Last Supper, the Crucifixion and Death, and the glorious Resurrection of our Divine Redeemer. Christ. the Son of God.