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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
The
Fifth
Quarter
Sportlight On
Columbus
Grade SchOOlers

Baseball season approaches, the
time of the great American sport.
The CYo Grade school leagues will
operate with the.r usual zest and
the no hitters VIII be numerous.
The leagues are top-heavy with
good players, bad players, and me
dium players, depending upon the
quality demanded for classified
ton.
But the teams that will get the
most out of the great sport-the
boys who will benefit most from
the season-will DE those who are
sUPervisea and directed by some
one who knows more about the
why" of the leagues than about
the game itself. We have harped
constantly in this column about me
need for good leadership for our
boys and girls and we intend TO
keep il up.
Our CYO program of recreation
is a good one, tuned to afford the
boys and girls of our parish schools
wholesome recreation which means
it will be to their good The fact
that it is recreation is emphasized.
1t is to give them enjoyment, to
train them in cooperation and
team work, to inculcate the prin-
ciples of good craftsmanship and
also to give them sense of re-
sponsibility. When a person super
viSing the program is aware of this
it will produce good
Too often, however. we find that
this result won't be produced and
we regret il. individuals mixed up
with the false idess of modern liv.
ing put the emphasis the other
way. They are all twisted up with
ideas of getting boys ready for high
school sports, or putting on q dis
play for the benefit of spectators,
or Just winning AT any cost. rs
too bad when this occurs for then
harm is done.
We do not deny that sport should
be played right ana the boys should
be taught to play it correctly; we
do not disbelieve in the fact that
everybody likes to win nor do we
not realize that its fun to play be-
fore spectators.
But we do deny that these are
objectives of our leagues. We have
attempted this year to help put
them out Most of The teams played
their games on Saturday afternoon
at the Diocesan center at ST.
Charles gym. This program allow
ed for more uniformity and co
ordination. We are on the move
to continue this idea Our recre-
alton board of interested and sin
cere men is out to make it better
supervised and more wholesome
recreation program
Junior eYo sIighlights - The
Sunday afternoon league this year
was q decided success. Immaculate
Conception and Holy Name upheld
the supremacy of The North end
till Corpus christi came up from
the south at tournament time I.
a number OF the teams had coach
es this year-next year IL will be .
necessity. Rosary was the team OF
the year in our estimation. II be-
gan with only four men ended
the season in second place with
we'll balanced club.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Boston College
Changes GridirOns

BOSTON, Mass.-(NC)-The shift
of the Boston Braves National
League baseball franchise to Mil
waukee caused temporary schedule
problems to Boston College here.
The college football team for a
number of years has been playing
most of its home games at Braves
Field With the shift of the base.
ball team to Milwaukee, Brave
Field will be sold. Boston College
completed arrangements to play
it's home gridiron games this year
at Fenway Park, home of the Bos
ton Red Sox, where Holy Cross
also plays a number of its home
games
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Diocesan Cdgers
Named 4H-OhiO

More honors were received for
three diocesan athletes last week
as the associated press placed Mike
Anderson, Marion st. Mary, Virgil
Blakely, Mt. Vernon st. Vincent,
and Harry Fitzpatrick, Lancaster
st. Mary, on its honorable mention
list for the all-0hio team.
Fitzpatrick was placed on the
second team of the United Press
all-Ohio team which was announc-
ed earlier Leon "Whiz' Young
peter, Delphos st John guard, was
named to the second team on both
the AP and UP.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Grade S,Uin Meet
HI X. OF C.. Sat.

Entries have been received from
IA grade schools for the annual
grade school invitational swim
ming meet which will be held this
Saturday at the Knights of Co
lumbus pool in Columbus.
Included on the days schedule
is the 40 yard breaststroke 40 yard
back stroke, 80 yard free style, a
three-man medley race and four.
man relay race. The low board div
ing contest will conclude the meet.
Trophies will be presented to
the winning and runner.up teams.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Middies Beat ST. Ignatius

Cleveland St Ignatius dropped a
1858 game to the Middletown MID
dies in the opening round of the
state class A basketball tourna-
ment last Friday in Cincinnati
The Cleveland team was the last
Catholic squad left in the running
for state honors. Middletown and
st. Ignatius met in the opening
round of the state finals last yer.
Middletown won that game too.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Play-Day Set For Saturday

Members of Columbus girls grade
school basketball teams will oh.
serve the second annual Play-Day
at st. Mary of the Springs college
gymnasium this Saturday from
1:30 to 400 p. m
Scheduled for the day is bas-
ketball game, foul shooting con
test, relay races and refreshments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Catholic Times
ALL-DiOcESAN
BASKETBALL TEAM

1FN@hN% - 9FN6G G NAfN
Gene Nangle-Zanesville Rose.
Grams
Dick Dreese-New Lexington st.
Aloysius
Mike Anderson - Marion st.
Mary
Ralph Reiser-Columbus Aqui-
mas
Orlando Observation-Disclosures ST.
Charles
Frank Murphy 49, Newark st.
Francis
Virgil Blakely-Mt. Vernon st.
Vincent
Harry Fitzpatrick-Lancaster st.
Mary
Martin Walker-Somerset Holy
Trinity
Ralph Mclntyre-Dover st. Jo-
seph.
Honorable Mention
Putnam and Rem, Dennison st.
Mary; Yosick, Dover st. Joseph;
Greer and Bettendorf, Chilli
cothe Central; Weigelt, Zanes.
vile Rosecrans; Rempe, Lam
caster st. Mary; Petersen and
Hefflefinger, Mt. Vernon st.
Vincent; Allen New Lexington
st. Aioysius; Nocera, Columbus
Holy Family; Tinnerello and
Merchant, Marion ST. Mary;
Rankin, Columbus st. Charles;
Luke and Noll, Columbus Holy
Rosary; McCade, Coshocton Sa-
cred Heart; France and Fisher,
Portsmouth Notre Dame. Clucus
and Nye, Columbus Aquinas;
Magaw, Columbus ST. Mary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30
Natures Children

One of the big events of next
year will be a total eclipse of the
sun. This will be one of the i'm
portant heavenly events Of the
present century. The line of
darkness also will run from Ne
braska through Minnesota and
Western Ontario to Europe and
Asia.
The total eclipse will take place
on the last day of June, only six
months from now, or six months
and a day, If you wish to figure
it that way.
Another eclipse of the sun is
due on the S day of January.
but it will have little importance
for us. In the first place, it will
run its course in the frozen
south, around the Antarctic con-
tinent. and few persons will OBJ
serve 1t. Secondly. 1t VIII be Of
tbs "Annular." or "ringed, I"
ps; the moon wil1 fail 70 bldSk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30
By LiIIion Cox Athey

The June eclipse Of the sun
will be much more important and
interesting. Millions of persons
will see this mighty happening.
There will be total darkness
along the pathway. with the en-
tire disk of the sun blocked by
the moon.
Flames will be seen around the
rim of the sun, but these will fail
to afford much light. Those who
live in the total eclipse line will
see many stars come out"
Stars are in the sky all through
the daytime, but we fail to see
them because sunshine floods
out their light.
Next time shall give further
details on the pathway Of the
coming eclipse. Also I shall dis
ctlss the question Of why o total
eclipse produces only . DARK
pathway instead Of dayknoas oil
over the earth. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30
Fumous Fables
By {. (. EdqoF

PAYMENT: Early in his
career, Ezio Pima sang in an
opera company run by a
shoestring impresario who
had as few scrupleS as he
had dollars.
One night PIMA was to
sing the role Of Mephistoph-
eleS in "Foust." The ticket
sale was poor. When he
counted the half-empty
house. he began to worry
about his pay.
When the final curtain
came down. he rushed out to
the box Office to collect his
money. He arrived just in
time to see the impresario
taking off with the receipts.
Still dressed in his stage cos
tunme, Pima chased after
him.
"Stop!" he cried.
What for?" shouted the
impresario over his shoul-
der.
There's the devil to payI"
yelled PIMA.
MOURNING: Hum oriSt
Bill Nye was asked to attend
the funeral of a fellow au-
thor. Nye arrived at the
chapel wearing a business
suit.
Don't you think it would
have been more appropriate
for you to wear dark
clothes?" a friend said, re-
proachfully.
mot at ALL" replied Nye.
IT only wear mourning when
there is a doubt in my mind
as to where the deceased is
going"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30

Part of the dark pathway
which will be made by the great
eclipse of the sun in the middle
of the new year.
out all Of the face Of the sun,
leaving a ring Of light.
The word "annular," by the
way, came from "annularis," q
Latin word meaning ring" II
differs from annual" which
means yearly" I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood


By EosIey Blockwood
Mr.. Heinsite has an annoying
habit of looking into both de-
tenders hands when he is
dummy. He then expects his
partner, the declarer, to play the
hand just as if he, too. had seen
all the cards.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
4 10
763
J1O98
KQ642
WEST EAST
Mr. Heinsite) (Mr. Champion)
= oeS2 H4s
70 10542 098
10 40 76543
ATS JOBS
SOUTH
(Mr. Masters)
AKJ987
AKQJ
o K2
The bidding:
South West North East
2 spades Pass 2 Mt Pass
3 spades Pass SNT Pass
3 spades All Pass
He got q little of his own med
icine in today's deal. Against
the four-spade contract he
elected to lead the deuce Of
hearts. Mr.. Masters won and
laid down the ace. the king and
the jack Of spades. Mr.. Helm
site won the third spade and re-
turned another heart.
Mr.. Masters won, picked up
the last outstanding spade.
eashed his last two hearts, then
led his lone club.
Mr.. Heinsite was fixed. If he
ducked, Mr.. Masters would have
10 tricks-f1ve spades, four hearts
and a club. So he went up with
the ace. But that didn't help
him either. If he returned a
club. the king and queen in
dummy would enable Mr.. Mas
tiers to discard both Of his dia-
monds and he would make five
odd. Actually he laid down the
ace Of diamonds and Mr.. Masters
then had the rest of the tricks.
Nothing we could do about it,
partner" Mr.. Heinsite remarked.
Wrong" said Mr.. Champion.
you're always expecting your
partners to make tough defensive
plays. You could have made one
in this hand. When you're in
with the queen of spades, just
cash your ace of clubs. Then
lead heart, as you did.
You would have two tricks in
and eventually Masters would
have to lead diamonds and you
could win two tricks in that suit
for down one"
That's a double-dummy play"
protested Mr.. Heinsite indig-
nantly.
Nothing Of the kind" Mr..
Champsion insisted. when I
showed out on the third spade,
you knew Masters had five win
ners in that suit. Also, when you
led heart at trick one I would
have played an honor if I'd had
one. When the best I could do
was the eight spot, and when
Masters won with the jack, you
could figure him for the four top
heart honorS. That's nine tricks.
Nov, if Masters had two clubs
and one diamond" Mr.. Cham
pion continued, there was no
way to beat the hand. The only
hope was that he had one club
and two diamonds. And to keep
him from throwing you in with
the club, as he did, you had to
take the club out of his hand"
copyright. 1883, General Features Corp.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-30
Word Game
Find 20 or more words in
STARCHY,

meaning. precise, stiff" Aver
age is 26; time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game-1 Words must be
four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters By the addition of
IS" such as bats cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of O word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to EUGENESIS.
ensue, using. genesis, genie. genius gems.
neRuS. seeing, seine, sense, sign, singeS,
sings, sinus, sine. siege. snug, suing,
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Staff of the Iranian Army drafted new, top
secret plan for the defense of the country's
borders.
Within 48 hours after the plan was COM
pleted, copy of it was in the Soviet
Embassy.
But the most important duty of these Rus
sian agents was to prepare themselves to run
the country in the event of a Soviet coup.
That, l can now reveal. is how the Soviet
Union was able to establish a puppet govern
ment with such ease in Trans northwest
province of Azerbaijan shortly after the war.
ShAAow-GovoxnzmeAt.
WHEN the Kremlin decided that the time
was ripe to make grab for the oil in Iranian
Azerbaijan. it sent telegram to Ambassador
Sadchikov with a one-word message:
Now"
Sadchikov had over $1,000 agents organ
lied into small cells all over the province.
This Encouragement was ready. It
would have held power, too - looted Iran of
billions of barrels of oil = if it had not been
. for the pressure brought to bear upon the
Evening star., 1953-04-19
The sOyIEf PLOT 70 STEAL IRAN
Continued from preceding page

Soviet Union by the United Nations.
Today, there is a shadow-government all
over Iran, prepared to take over the entire
country when the Kremlin gives the word.
Point Two in the Soviet program is the
sCIsOlesaIe bribing and blockpsailing Of
Iranian public officials to make them
commit treason.
can testify from frst-hand knowledge
that the Soviet Embassy spends millions of
dollars year for bribes to Iranian officials.
l saw the Embassy's secret records. They
listed the names of hundreds of police chiefs,
army officers, government functionaries.
Members of Parliament and cabinet officials
whom it has bribed to work in behalf of the
Soviet Union.
The Embassy has gone 50 far as to bribe
Prime Minister. 1t did this at time when
the Soviet was striving desperately to win
CONCESSION to all the oil in northern Iran and
the Prime Minister was baking.
Peter Alexeev, the Commercial Attache
of the Embassy, went to see Tehran mer-
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1953-04-19
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Evening star., 1953-04-19

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It's Easy and Economical to Install
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Classified Tele- -
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Evening star., 1953-03-29
AuroMoBlLEs foR sAlLE

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OLDSMOBILE super "SS'' two-door:
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AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

than than Is.o9o miles; radio. heater
cassSnRsaiass cWnsT. 81. 800. s OF. s3yidS s0is74
OLDS 1850 Rocket "9S" 4-dr.; green;
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oLDs. 80 "ss" de luxe sedan; 2
Matte; In excellent cond.; one
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2-64SS. 81
OLDS '52 Series "Ss" 2-dr. seaan;
Hydra, heater. Wv. tires: has no
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Month END buy, $2,09S. AKERS,
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OV. 3-0360.
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AuTos EoR SALE tcont. J.

MERCURY 40 sport coupe: fully
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MERCURY 40 4.dr, sed.; o.d., ra-
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Evening star., 1953-03-29
AUTOMOBILES foR SALE

oLDsMoBILE '4e "e6" 4.dr.: I
Ssf Must slss All this soSs week 'Sna ena
$3.50 o. best offer. ia, 9-0549;
vUpgii1 coupe: fully equipped: $4,000 aqua scsus
mi. This car looks and. runs like
new. Can finance. Call OWNER
oIH6sMoBiHE oIH66MoBBiiHE 40 .7e": :. and h.
IIydg Matte: eacel. cond. Sale by
oITDsMoBsffIE 40 a9s' 4-dr.: Z. h,
SGSs sSHS slsSG Il sopy IA saiS sed run,
oEDSM0BiLE 40 "76" club coupe;
light blue. Hydr- Matte. r. and h..
seat. covers. back-up lights. excel
'1ss,n cSd inside M @ ad out ;i.n new 1ires low 3,
oIIdDSssHSoi5SSiiLE Ids MOBILE iS4s De luxe tvo-doo.
reasonably priced. jU. 9-4772. .
OLDSMOBlLE l94S convertible: new
top. Hydra-Matic. r. and b.. white
wall tires; real buy: 1925; terms
oII6bs&S0BbYYHGki I6i S1,bYGi 1e47 "ss', sedan;
condition throughout: not a spot on
paint Or upholstery: aaa real buy;
oEEsM6slnE S15s; SEIZE % "a ss ;ssoo soov. hydra
drive. Z, h.. new top. This al q
It to your mechanic without deposit
$l,095; BELL MOTORS, 5O10 Wis
nsnsTMURi,s ays;T wRi g-s999; ,ss, .as. Eoi;S., Sa
b.. Hydra Matte, very low mileage
terms. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 wis.
consin ave. NV, EN-. 3-0141, Open
oIDsMosiLE aIH;M IL 1851 super "ss" slul
sls5 Mass sraS: iass; terms TsesIif WoiSE faes
TORS. 1891 Wisconsin aaye. NV:
EN-; 3-0l4l: Open Sum. 1l.4; --29
1851 Super "SS" con-
siaa1 ssr. laW aydra a fsSm sse5 9wnsy vim es5na son
pomer ave. Apt. :. Tskoma Park
oG6sMoBiIE SGi Nd faIi AZ club coupe: radio
$40. $sl33o ~ 73o Brandywine st. .,o. Sc.
oiDsMoBlLE 1850 "ss", hydra.
S1,595. You buy this car with
confidence. Arcade Pontiac eives
you their famous new;esr ss,-aI guarantee e.
AA'Ahe os' NV" 81
OLDSMOBILE 1851 '9s" Holiday Sc
dan; sparkling green with al ac-
cessories, radio, heater, seat covers,
white-wall tires, Hydra-Matic drive;
In immaculate condition; $l,105;
CCc guar. CAPITOL CADILLAC.
oLDSM0BILE CO., 1922 22nd st,
OLDSMOBILE 1919 "9s" club sedan
radio. heater. new tires, Hydra.
Matte drive: low mileage; sale By
OWNER. $1.175. Ii. 4-9635. 81
OlDSMOBILE Al 4-door; r, h., new
tires: must sell; $1s5. Phone RA
OLDSMoBnE 1851 "9s" Hoiida,
convertible: forest green; r, h.
Hydra-Matic: in excel. cond.; guar
antee. $2,l95, trade. terms. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV.
EN-. 3-0141. Open Sun. 11-4. pa