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Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12

mann handed down a decree nisi
in the following cases: Elizabeth
Culver Hopkins William james
Hopkins; l. Lee West v Sarah Eliz-
abeth West; Isabelle III. O'Day "
Otis Q. O'Day The DEGREES were
granted as Of December 1.
The Georgetown. Junior Conn
munity Choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Ralph S. Baker, presented
Christmas concert in the New
Century Club, on Thursday eve
ming, December IL, at 8 O'Clock.
The concert christmas in Scrip
ture and Song had for its theme
Jesus is Born.
The young members Of the choir
conducted the entire service Of
Scripture readings, songs and car
OILS.
A permanent Democratic Club
for the Ninth District has been or
gaRized and will meet monthly
from now on. The new Democratic
organization will maintain head
quarters in the Chipman Building
Officers elected for the new
group include Nutter D. Marvel.
Jr., president; Crawford B. Hol-
son, vice president; NJ. Martin
Isaacs, secretary and Harold Nc
cabe, treasurer.
After organization was cOmplet-
ed and officers selected, Mr.. Marvel
appointed a committee on Charter
and Bylaws. This committee ia
headed by. Robert Tunnell. who
will be assisted by James Mifflin,
Arthur Lee Pittard, S. Elwood
Veasey and Lester Pittard.
Shop And Save In Milford
Bargains Galore In Every Store
Islam
Atghanistan is a stronghold Of
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12

MI and Mrs George Fisher. nm
ana Mrs. Harry Prettyman attended
Grace Methodist Church On sunday
evening "a Milton Rev 0 A. Baft-
ley was the guest minister.
sunday evening guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Bennett and chil-
afen were Fir. and Mrs James
Hayes end daughter, Gloria Jean Of
MilfoiC.
AifS. Margaret Bennett and Mrs
Deiema Mitchell called GA Cant
ana Mrs. Leland Burton la sI.ewes
Sunday evening
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12

The ladies' ol She WScs wish e
thank all who heiped with the bake
sale held % front Of The WeIch
Antique SHOP in Milford Saturday
mosnne
zee
SHOP AHd SaFe u Milford
bargains Galore ln Hf6F Stoke
Highest Mountain
France has The highest mca1sain
% Europe west Of The Cauca Sc.
Mont Blanc, which towers % l578i
feet
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12

Islam
Afghanistan is stronghold Of
Islam.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12

ssh'noy Unmaiehod skill = the bs.i-'a,ius wo in ssss
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-15

ior who tailed three touchdowns
in 81. There will be plenty Of
beef at tackle, scheduled TO be
manned by Bill Russell at 1870 and
Dick Fondriest at 100. Russell, a
rough and fast senior, will captain
this years squad while Fondriest,
a junior, should 'have great
year" according to DePage.
Two seniors, Dick Beamer at
100. and Ken Dorsey, who weighs
100, will start at the guard posi-
tions.
Besides those listed as likely
starters, other returning Iettermen
include tackles Ed DeMattio, Dick
Hennis and Jim Jorch and guards
Ted 10th and Tony Marshoni.
Altogether, a total of "a candi-
dates will greet DePage and his as
Sistant, Len Simonetti, when drills
begin next Wednesday. These in
clude seven seniors, ten juniors,
nine sophomores and eight fresh
men.
The Blue Waves will play nine
game schedule, opening Sept 13
with Lima ST. Rose at Dennison
Stadium and closing Nov. Ia at
Dover st. Joseph.
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OF
THE
TIMES
cPORTS

As the getting football minded this
evening" high school grdder the Diocese Columbus
preparing initial drills week Not too long after
this Inauguration group young pgkin will
the helmets shoulder pads other football
ton for of thrilling Reference made less
the Last
weeks announced schedule revealed that the date for weighing
the about five which that
the distant future year,
from q schools took the leagues under the supervision
OF the CY0 and least that expected this The
play the first week of October them
will be before that The CYO office has revealed that the grade
school leagues will participate program Chilli
ehe Veterans Hospital by playing Sunday afternoon there
The official this will be
the will probably begin September week before
the regular This has always
both players and veerans-hey really look forward it,
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Pigskin Time Here Again
CYO Officials
Group Formed

The formation of a Catholic
Youth Organization officials as
sociation to provide referees and
umpires for all grade school and
Junior CYO activities was announc-
ed this week by the Rev. Richard
F. Dodd, Director of Elementary
School Athletics.
The association will be open to
any high school or college boys
not participating in interscholastic
sports. Members will be given a
course in games rules by local
high school coaches and will be
certified after examination. They
will then be eligible to officiate
any game played under the CYO
grade school program.
Interested persons should make
application with Father Dodd at
at the CYO office, 246 z. Town st.
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Dennison St. Mary ''Loaded''
For Coming Football Season

This the first in series of articles the football
Of Diocesan high schools Stories other schools will
low in later issues-Ed
Filling the shoes of only three departed starters from last
years squad the pleasant task of coach Dave DePage
preps his DennSon ST. Mary eleven for the SO grid
Lost from last years powerful team through graduation
halfhack Joe ScolarO end Sam Bonan who scored
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-15

In last weeks Times, it was
enormously reported that Bill
Mulcahey, former Columbus Aquin-
as gridder, had enrolled at Xavier.
However, he'll be a student at
Notre Dame university and out
for the football squad when Sep.
tember arrives.
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Orchids To Johnny

A lot of local boys will probably
testify to the statement that there's
no grander guy in the town in
baseball than CoIumb Red Bird
Manager Johsny Keane. They
found this out last week when
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five or six returning lettermen.
Head Coach Ray Robbins will
again be aided by Max Roseberry
and Nelson Irwin as he prepares
the Irish for their Sept. IL opener
at Mt. Gilead.
Another fine year is anticipated
at Dennison ST. Mary, where IL
Lettermen are back from last years
squad. Drills will begin Wednes-
day for the Blue Waves.
Fdtejut SeueH
Coach Joe Drotovlck OF Dover
ST. Joseph will have tough job
in filling the positions Of seven
graduates of last years undefeated
crew, including the lone and only
Sam Mascotti.
Newark ST. Francis, in its Sec
ond year of six-man football, will
play in a newly organized league
drawing teams from South Zanes-
vile, Frazeysburg and Junction
City.
Coach Pat Darone of Portsmouth
Catholic will try to improve on last
years Ga record when the Titans
open fall drills.
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Johnny very obIigingly brought
some of his players for visit to
Camp St. Joseph. Manager Keane,
a st. Louis product of the Vincent
ian Fathers school, was perfectly
at ease as he gave the assembled
youngsters all their desired infor-
nation on the game of baseball.
Then, with Charlie Kress, Floyd
Melliere, Tom Heating, Mo Mozzali
and Danny Lynch, he went out to
the diamond and demonstrated
some of the fundamentals of the
game t the delight of the kids.
John was visibly touched at the
Camp night game when the kids
presented hi-' with a beautiful
Crucifix made in the handicraft
shop at the Camp.
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Open With BeeIey

y
Jack Ryan will be assisted by
former head coach Dom Tiberi as
he tries to improve on the Carroll
ans 81 record of 4-3-1. They'll
again open with traditional rival
Bexley, the first of ten games for
the Cardinals. st. Charles will al
so participate in a four team pre-
view Sept. 5.
Ten returning varsity lettermen
and six boys up from the reserves
will try TO give Columbus ST, Mary
winning season. The South Side
Ramblers, a small "B" school with
great big schedule, will meet
six class "A" teams this season.
A total of ten games have been
lined up by head coach Ken Ne
vile with the starter slated Sept.
IL at Delaware Willis, defending
Central Buckeye League champ.
Drills also begin Wednesday for
tthe Rams.
Coach Forrest Sharrock of Co.
lumbus Rosary will count heavily
on few returning veterans when
the Crusaders begin practicing
Wednesday at Franklin Park. The
East Enders will travel to Circle
vile Sept. IL for their annual
opener with the Roundtowners.
ROsecraus' Future Rosy
At ZanesvilIe Roseersns, Coach
Dick Mattingly will welcome AS
candidates Wednesday as the BiSh-
ops prep for their second football
season. First week drills will be
held at 6 p. m, eliminating in the
first scrimmage week from
Wednesday against Caldwell on
the latters' field.
Last season, the Bishops finish
ed with a "a record, but prospects
are brighter this year with 13
lettermen on hand. Rosecrans will
open the so season Sept. 5 with
Philo in the annual Olympia pre-
view at GAINESVILLE Municipal Sta
dunn.
Twice-a-day drills are planned
at Marion 81. Mary beginning
Wednesday. The As aspirants ex-
pected to try out will include only
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lis points in SD, and center and
captain Donnie Arnold.
Getting first crack at Scolaro's
backfield post will be sophomore
Ronnie Ross, a 155 FOUNDER Jun
iors All Amicone (175) and Tom
Lindsey 165) will fight it out at
center. Either senior Bill 10th, at
165, or sophomore Jim Martinelli
155, will take over at Bonifant's
end position.
All in all, DePage has II letter
men returning from last years
eleven which lost only the final
game of the season to Dover St
Joseph. These include three start
ing backfield men-junior Paul
Cush and seniors Neil Putnam and
John Fantin.
Both Fantin and Putnam are
good bets for all-state honors. The
former, a IT'S lb. half-back, scored
100 points last season and does
100 yards in 104. Putnam, at 1870,
scored 26 points from the full
back slot in 81. According to
Coach DePage, he's the hardest
worker on the squad
Beef Trust
Starting at the other end slot
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WASHER REPAIR

ALL MAKES WASHERS repaired. An
sizes wringer rolls. 400 Park Ave-.
New Boston. Phone Bos. 29-W.
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Ten Diocesan
High Schools
Open Practice

The sound of bouncing footballs
will fill the air on practice fields
throughout the Diocese next Wed
nesday as Catholic high schools
inaugurate three weeks of inten
sive practice prior to the opening
of the SO season.
And, for the first time in many
years, there will be no coaching
changes at the ten football-playing
schools. All teams will be guided
by the men who led them last sea.
son.
Dean of the coaches, of course
is Jack Ryan, who will be starting
his 18th year with four years off
for time in the Service) at St
Charles preparatory school, Co.
lumbus.
Ray Robbins will begin his
fourth year at Marion st. Mary
while Bob MeoUsde will launch
his third at Columbus Aquinas.
SeUen SOphtomores
The following men will be start
ing their second season as head
grid mentors at their respective
schools: Forrest Shsrroek, Colum-
bus Rosary; Ken Neville, Colum-
bus st. Mary; Dick Msffingiy,
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans; Dave De-
Page, Dennison st. Mary; Jim
BriekeIs, Newark st. Francis; Joe
Drotovick, Dover st. Joseph, and
Pat Darone. Portsmouth Catholic.
At Columbus Aquinas, II re-
turning lettermen, composed of II
seniors and six juniors, will greet
Coach Bob McQuade as drills be-
gin Wednesday for another tough
City League season. In all, 100
candidates are expected to try out
for the team, including rs boys
moving up from last years re-
serves.
McQuade and his assistant, Jim
Anderson, will outline practice
times and procedure at meeting
of the team and coaches Sunday at
the school. The Terriers open Sept.
IL at GAINESVILLE Lash.
Only three offensive and two de-
fensive regulars will be on hand
when Columbus ST. Charles starts
preparations for the toughest
schedule in the schools history.
About As candidates, including IL
lettermen, will attend the first
meeting of the team, slated for
Monday at $50 p, m.
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Camp Night Bits

Scene at the Red Bird Stadium
the crowd of 1871 was one of
the largest turnouts of the current
season and all we're treated to a
real game of ball {. Bishop Ready
was on hand TO enjoy the game /.
the Knights of st. John and the
Knights of Columbu- plus the
Joanettes and the Catholic War
Veterans did themselves proud as
they strutted on the field before
the game one problem arose
when the CWV's we're informed
only three minutes ahead of time
that there was no flag pole to
raise the flag on They went right
on and few people were the wiser
Camp bugiers blew the flag
call for the vets during the
pre-game ceremony the Red Birds
who had visited the Camp were
made honorary counsellors at the
Boys Camp.
Notes about . j.. Grade school All
Star games were announced for
November 27. Correct that to
read Turkey Day, Nov. 20. The
League CY0 team lost its second
game to the national Coil Company
by SO score.
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Beef Trust

Starting at the other end slot
will be Jim Medler, a 165 lb. SEN
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LOAN OFFICE-Ground fioor. stra-
tegically. located New Hampshire
ave-, Just beyond District line: large
parking area. MR.. PERRY. DI.
EOS e, ST; NE. OPP. St. Jo.eph's
cation bakery, br.. valet or acces-
sorry shop; lge. display window.
mod. huorescent lighting. running
water, asphalt-tiled d.; reas. "a
eSs eo@ml store, 1895 sppToa; snit
any business: lease only; will con-
Gidap rail- JIyT
Evening star., 1952-03-03
CONN AVE PROPERTY

Excellent four-story brick
and stone front building in
good location. above the UNDER
pass. Income, $500 year.
Win sell for $13.00O with
100000 cash, balance in first
trust to run until paid. Call
Mr.: Peck. TU. 1415 with.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
Evening star., 1952-03-03
EDWARD BRIGGS
IA. 6-7744 Realtor IA. 7-l15C
4751 Lee Highway a
S21.o50

New Streamlined Rambler
All cleo lge. modern kitchen.
3 lge. twin-siZed bedrooms
Separate entrance to 3rd bedrm.
Closets, very lge. with slid drS.
Copper spouting and plumbing.
Expan. attic-finished floor.
Aluminium Sash-comb. windows.
ALI brick construction-6l #.
ParQuet frs, painted walls.
Living room-27 #. long
Beautiful log-burning fireplace.
Patio and barbecue in rear ward
This delightful. well-deSigned, spa
ctous home sits high IN a choice
area of Alexandria; convenient tc
all shopping, schools. churches ano
Pentagon.