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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-04
Eight New Students
Enroll At College

Eight new students will be well
coined to Button college today,
Thursday, with the opening of the
second semester.
Included in the group are two local
youths, Roger Bixel of Lafayette, and
William Boehr, returning to the
school after service with the U. S.
Marines. Others are Ann STICKY of
Morton, Ill; Bernard Ludwig, Lima;
Don Henderson, Youngstown; Fred
Shaw of Uniopolis, Ohio; Ted Steple-
ton, Marion Hanover of Rudolph,
Ohio; and Edward White of New
Washington, Ohio.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

Simmons Coil Spring. Full Or Twin
Sizes -------------------- 1922 Ii.oo
Ashley Rhodes Tenneer Top Tables,
coektoil, commodes, Corner Hunt.
Drum, Step, Lamp, End Pembroke,
Slightly lmperfects -s----5995 to 999o <4.oo
2-Pe International Modern Frexe
Living Room, Green or Ice Pink 80 1922 1896
2-Pe. Kroehler Lnwson Living Room 1929 lS9.oo
KroehIer 2-Piece Doveno Suite with
lnnersprins Mottress --------549'95 z44.SS
Innersprine Studio Couch opens to
sleep o--------------------6 6S.S2 1000
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Mohoeony or Sunton 2-Drower Mod
ern commodes s---------------lI99o ZOO
LINED Oak Nest Tables, Modern Z993 BOO
Wrought Iron and LINED Oak Tables 49.9o z4.oo
Lone Modern cordovon Cocktail or -
Lomp Table ble----------------- 449o Z7.oo
Mohosony Cocktail or End Table 1922 LOO
Teneer Top Mahogany coektail, End, go
Step, Lomp Tables ------------ 54So 1900
imperial Of Grond Rapids Black Lac .a
quer Corner Curio lo990 5000
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Mohoaony Bookcases ----------- ~ s.oo
6-Pe. Duncon Phyfe Chrome Dinette 1922 4o.oo
5-Pe. Silver Fox Dinette with Plastic
Top Table 1000
9e. :. wsougnI gahls is0" D'"e''e w" 1895 1888
Solid Rock Maple Drop Leaf Table o492 IS.oo
Solid Rock Maple Buffet ---lO9,93 oo.oe
GeneroI Electric Automatic Dish
washer ZOS'S9 900
Foam Rubber in-sixe Mottress and
Box Spring. Both for ---ll99o oS.oo
RoIowoy Bed with Comfortable Mot
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Hollywood Bed. Single Size, Com
plete with Innerspring Waitress,
Box Spring on Six Legs. SPeciol, 1885
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Odd Bedroom Mirrors Modern,
Traditional or Maple. Values
1905 to 59.95-------------5 5.86
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WNo NOW
Fornous "Streit" Slumber Reclining
Choir and Ottoman man------------ll4so oseo
Ape. Walnut Double Dresser Bed
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Bedroom -----------------TSo.S9 AS'.oo
sre reon ses suts ,'' Double D's,'e. zssss
Maple Bunk Beds, Complete with .so
Springs, STANDARD 80" Twin Size 1928 1880
Group Of Odd Beds. LINED Oak, Char
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Poster Mahogany or
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Fomous Eclipse. Inner Bed
Soto complete with
$3.50 lnnerspring Mot-
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WAS NOW
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Simmons orho Firm lnnerspring
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Spfnes also. Special --------- 57.SS
international 2-Pc Modern Jumbo
Living Room Suite------------z9 1928 l56.SS
Korpen Streomline Modern Sofa4o8 o5 ze7.88
Plastic Club Lounge Chair ------ll9.95 1888
Solid Mahosony Tapestry Platform -
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Ape. LINED Oak Bedroom
Suite - Double Dresser,
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3-Pe. cordovun Mohosany Double
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3-Pe. Ermine Triple Dresser Bedroom -o98.S3 43e.oo
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Double Dresser eF---------------459.So 1000
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Veneer Dining Room
Suite 1888
.Bunet, China, Table, 8 Side Chairs, I Armchair,
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ur warehouse is BULGING! And we must
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he Most Spectacular, Borsoin-Studded Extrov-
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Evening star., 1954-11-07

Mohosany Extension Wall Table
Blond Mohosony Fliptop Extension
Table
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Lawson Lounge Chairs 1855 1888

KroehIer Club Choir, Tweed and
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
Franks, Murphy And Dase Land
Berths On Annual Dream Team

Champion Newark st. Francis,
defending champion Springfield
Central Catholic and Columbus
st. Mary placed two each on the
Central Catholic leagues sll-star
first team, it was announced this
week. Bobby Franks and Frank
Murphy were named TO forward
and center spots for Newark.
while Springfield had center Bill
Johnson and guard Johnny Gonce
named. st. Mary saw two of its
spohomores, Bill Stewart and Dave
Barker placed at forward and
guard.
The team is an annual sell
ection made by the coaches of the
competing teams in the league.
Highest possible points a player
could receive was 50. Only three
players gained this distinction,
that being Joe Endres of st.
Charles, Johnson and Murphy.
The second team found Ralph
Dase of st. Francis and John
Casey of st. Mary. That made it
three players apiece for the rwo
schools. st. Charles added two
more to the second team. They
were Brian Donahue and Paul
Sopko. Bill Winters of Newark,
Ron Cardwell of Rosary and John
Falkenbach of Springfield Just
missed landing second team berths
and were placed above the honor
able mention list.
FIRST TEAM
name votes
Joe Endres, f, st. Charles So
Bob Franks, (, st. Francis 49,. so
Bill Stewart, t, St Mary ........ so
Bill Johnson, c, Springfield Cen
trail Catholic ........................e SIS
Frank Murphy, c, st. Francis SIS
John Gonce, g, Springfield Cen
tral Catholic ..................... so
Dave Barker, e, St. Mary. As
jerry Connors, 6, Rosary. .......... 40
SECOND TEAM
Frank Murphy, f. st. Charles. 25
Ralph Dase, +, ST. Francis %
Steve Elgin, f, Holy Family Is
John Casey, c, st. Mary ......... 18
Brian Donahue, c, st. Charles Is
Paul Sopko. z, St. Charles - Is
Dave Vicario, g, Holy Family. Is
TIED
Bill Winters, st. Francis. ............... .13
Ron Cardwell, Rosary ............. .. .13
John Falkenbach, Springfield Cen
tral Catholic .............. Ia
HONORABLE MENTION
Batchek and Kletzly, ST. Charles:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

at the top of the SIX member or
ganization. Thus, st. Francis be7
comes the fourth different team. in
as many years to cop the honors.
The first year, 1851, saw Columbus
ST. Charles walk off with the hon
ors. Then came Marion St. Mary
(since withdrawn and Springfield.
Coach Jim Brickels and the New
ark team are TO be congratulated
on their fine showing, both 10 skill
and sportsmanShip, throughout
the season.
And q salute is also in order to
coach Ken Neville and his st.
Mary Rams. The South siders we're
not highly regarded when the sea
son started but seemed 10 improve
each week Their fine showing in
the Gel where they gave the three
favorites, Springfield st. Charles,
and ST. Francis tight ball games
each time they met is a testimon-
ial to their courage. Last Friday
they ended the CCL season with a
win over st. Charles,
Then there's Holy Family. which
for the second year in a row failed
10 win a league game. They're dis
appointed. But there is always
something admirable about an un-
derdog. and we admire Holy Fam
lily. They took their beatings and
never asked for mercy. A couple
of teams took advantage OF them,
but they stayed in there trying as
hard as they could. Victory Will
seem even sWeeter to the Red Raid
ers when ii comes. And perhaps
those teams that took advantage
of them will be sorry.
The University Of Dayton cop
ped lis 21st win of the season last
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
FIFTH QUARTER

viii be the first "CYO Prep tourn-
ament ever to be staged. 1t will
conclude on the same day as the
grade finals. TWenty-four teams
will play in the elementary division
tournament while thirteen squads
will battle for the prep honors. St.
Dominic and st. Peter will play the
first game among the graders while
the prep inaugurals have st. Mary
and st. Leo tangllng on one court
and ST. Christopher meeting Vic
tory on the other.
Baseball for the CYO elementary
division is set for an opening date
after Easter. The season is never
very long because Of weather CON
ditions and other factors but it
gives the boys a chance to particl.
pate. The sport season closes with
the annual CYO Relays for elemen-
tary and preps held on Memorial
day.
An interesting little note came
from one of the elementary coach
eS recently. His team prays their
Hail Mary" after the game too.
It's sort of follow through on the
fundamentals that are important in
any game. This gives the kids
little practice in the almost lost
art OF expressing appreciation for
what they receive and also puts the
proper value on things But the
coach is especially happy over the
fact that the other day when
things were going rough in game
and the boys had forgotten the
pre- game prayer little non
Catholic boy Slid down the bench
to his side and with two minutes to
go in the game reminded him,
''Hey coach. lets don't forget to
say our Hail Mary after the game"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

Ii would still be a good bet that
one of the "B' Diocesan teams
from the area outside of Columbus
could capture at least district
tournament title this year. OF
course, Columbus ST. Mary will be
way out in front and so will Marion
st. Mary. But among the schools
south and east of the see city here
there is plenty of strength. This
column carried notes on the teams
OF this section some few weeks
back. Since then the matters
haven't changed. Newark ST. Fran
els. Gel Champs. Somerset Holy
Trinity. Lancaster ST. Mary and
New Lex 81. AL have definitely
thrown the hat into the circle.
Comparative scores don't mean
much but sometimes they indicate
the strength of teams. ST. Francis
won from Lancaster by 8 points,
from Holy Trinity by 10 points and
lost TO ST. AIoysius by 4 points.
Lancaster St. Mary on the other
hand wslIoped Trinity by ~ points
and ST. Al by 3 points. Finally
Holy Trinity bested the New Lex
inston team by 4 points. Naturally
some Of the rivalries between these
teams brought them up" for the
various games. Probably in normal
circumstances few of those scores
would have been different
But in tournaments teams are al
ways up so BY the way the
Somerset ST. AloySius deal is really
building up momentum in the way
OF friendly rivalry The towns are
only nine miles apart and ii fits
right in with the natural rivalry
between the town fathers Some
years back Somerset was the Perry
county seat but the courthouse was
transferred 10 New Lexington
which today is the center of the
community. The transfer was al
ways jokingly considered as the
"big steal The suggestion was
made that the two schools play the
courthouse series annually for
trophy. Not bad idea.
The annual CYO grade school
basketball tournament will begin
this year on March 9 at pm. at
ST. Charles. The games will be play
ed every other day and will con
clude on Saturday, March 20, with
the finals. Going along with this
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
Duquesne Dukes
Driving Toward
Unbeaten Season

The undefeated Duquesne Dukes
(22-0), the nations number one
team. becomes the nations number
one target during the next two
weeks while they play the last five
games of their regular schedule.
To achieve perfect season. the
first in Duquesne history the
Dukes must get by one more home
game with ST Bonaventure, March
!. and three away gsmes-Cincin-
natl February 26, Dayton Febru-
ary 27, and Villanova March 6.
Coach Dudley Moore confines his
comments on the teams chances
TO gloomy discussions of how fired
up all the Dukes remaining op-
ponentS will be.
The following Monday, after the
two road games, the Dukes will
be back in Pittsburgh to play Saint
Bonayenture; a team that put up
a stiff fight before bowling in
Buffalo 53-4l. Five days later. March
g. the Dukes will end the season
with VilIanova in Philadelphia and
then on to New York for the NIT.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
Sports of the Times

The basketball tonight with the Columbus St Charles
Academy and the Portsmouth Nore Dame ahingon Now
all the diocesan marking time till the of the various
around the
The Central Catholic League champion crowned last
week when Newark St. replaced Spnged Central catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
St. Mary Defeats
CarOlians $3.50:
Gel Season Ends

The Central Catholic league con
cluded action last week. In pair
of games that had nothing to do
with the league championship. Co
lumbus st. Mary Knocked off st.
Charles and Newark st. Francis,
newly crowned Gel champs, down
ed Columbus Holy Family.
st. Francis had grabbed the title
three days before when they whip
ped the tough ST Mary crew, 60
81. Newark moved out IN front of
Holy Family 1873 at the quarter
and led the whole game. Jim Ron
an tailed Is points for the Wave.
st. Mary moved ahead of the
Cards near the end of the third
canto and maintained their lead
the rest of the way. John Casey
had II points for the Rams while
Joe Endres had 10 for ST. Charles.
Courts Sousley and Tom Bran
Iish threw in 20 and 10 points re-
spectively but it wasn't enough as
Mike Allen and his New Lexing-
ton st. Aloysius mates beat Zanes-
vile Rosecrans 1863 Friday at
New Lexington. The Bishops held
six point lead at the quarter but
couldn't hold the edge as Allen and
Bob Ssgsn started hitting. With
Fred Taylor, Ohio State freshman
basketball coach in the stands, the
Blue knights added their 18th vic
tory of the year against four de
feats. Rosecrsns now stands at II
and SIX.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26
CYO Basketball
ELEMENTARY DIVISION
Saturday. February II


11:30 st. John VS.. ST. Mary
ST. Patrick VS.. Christ the King
1890 St. Catharme VS.. Holy Rosary
ST. Peter VS.. Our Lady of Peace
1:30 st. Mary Magdalene VS.. I'm
maculate Conception
St. Michael VS.. Holy Family
2:30 St. Agatha VS. st. Aloysius
St. Thomas VS.. Sacred Heart
$3.50 st. Dominic VS.. st. Ladislaus
ST. Augustine VS.. St Cyprian
4.S0 st. Christopher VS.. Corpus
Christi
Our Lady of Victory VS.. Holy
Name
PREP DIVISION
Sunday, February 70
1900 ST. Christopher VS.. st. Mary
Magdalene No. ?
Immaculate Conception VS.. st.
Mary Magdalene No.
100 st. John VS.. st. Thomas
Holy Name VS.. St Mary
200 st. Leo VS.. Our Lady of Vic
tory
st. Peter VS.. st. Agatha
st. Augustine (bye)
SENIOR DIVISION
Sunday, February 2s
800 Holy Family vs.. st. Leo
St. John VS.. Corpus Christi No. /
400 ST. Mary VS.. st. Cathsrine
Our Lady of Victory VS.. st. Mary
Magdalene
500 st. Christopher VS.. Holy Name
Immaculate Conception VS.. Cor
pus Christi No. 2
st. Thomas tbyel
GIRLS GRADE SCHOOL
Tuesday, March z
ST. Patrick VS.. st. Ladislaus at st.
Stephen
+ Wednesday, March .
st. Mary Magdalene VS.. st. Agatha
at Our Lady of Victory
st. Catharine vs. st. Dominic at st.
Catharine
Thursday. March 4
Corpus Christi VS.. Immaculate Con
ception at Heyl Avenue
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The Catholic Press is the IN
STRUCTOR and guide of the faith.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-26

week hen they doWned Cincin-
natl, 9166. 1t was the second time
this season that Tom Blackburn's
club had whipped the Bearcats.
The MT bound Flyers record
now stands at 21-5. Before the sea
son started, Blackburn predicted
an 1912 record. Dayton's accept
ance of the NIT bid marked the
third time in the past four years
that the team has participated in
the post-Season festivities.
While on the subject Of the MT,
have you noticed the number OF
Catholic colleges that usually wind
up there each year? So far, Day
ton, Duquesne, and Niagara have
accepted invitations. LaSalle and
st. Francis of Brooklyn are also
expected TO land bids.
es
Watch those Aquinas Terriers
now that tournament time is com
ing. Bob McQuade's club was in
just about the same shape two
years ago when the Irish rocked
the state with their 21-19 upset of
defending state champion, Colum-
bus East. From that win Aquinas
rode all the way into the state
finals And it could happen again.
Newark st. Francis loss TO Heb
ron two weeks ago really cost the
Green Wave their rating in the AS
soclated Press poll. The week be-
fore St Francis had been rated
in eighth place. Last week they
were far down the line New Lex
ington st. Aloysius also was plac-
ed among the elite of Ohio class
"B" clubs.
Springfield Central Catholic, a
class "A" school, received support
in that division. and Newark de
feated Springfield twice. AnotheS
oddity in the APPS ratings :.
Lockland Wayne, the class "B"
leader is one OF the two teams
to beat the "A" pacesetters, Hamil-
ton Public. Delphos ST. John,
perennial power in the states bss-
ketbaii picture, was ranked sec
ond The Blue Jays dropped an
overtime game to Wayne recently
in the Lockland gym. It'll probab-
ly be another thriller if the two
collide along tournament trail.
Frank Michel, former Zanes-
Vile st. Thomas athlete, and later
boxing champion of Ohio Northern
University has been appointed
City Service Director of Zanes-
vile
Michel attended John Carroll
and Xavier universities before re-
eeiving his law degree from North
ern last May. He was recently mar
ried and is continuing his Law
practice along with his service di-
rector'S duties.
Pat Finan. manager of the First
Discount Corporation in Marion
Will have extra reason to follow
Notre Dame football this coming
season. While attending Notre
Dame. Finan was a close friend of
Terry Bremen, newly appointed
Irish coach. and his assistant Bill
Fischer Finan vas graduated in
1a48 with a degree in Business Ad-
miniStration.
Dick Fenlon. former TIMES
sports editor is now attached to
the Eighth Army headquarters In
Korea. Fenlon, a former Columbus
st. Charles athlete, has been play
ing basketball this winter. He re
Gently scored q points in a game
with another service team
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Inc turns listed here deserve
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Rubadue and Warner, Holy Family;
Wilhelm, Gibson, Eshelman, Peters
and Franz, Rosary; Dunn and
Brannon Springfield Central Catho-
lie: Frishen, st. Francis; Vargo
and Grispino, ST. Mary.
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SPORTSMAN. .e7n IT,: luxuriously
furn. incl. full bath: total price. only
$2.625. only SsT5 down. with bal
HE rent. AMERICAN TRAILER CO..
rSk Sls1 sXiE XII 81 4.is sis7s2; hous. is trailer.
fully equip. incl. air. cond.; ST $50.
XII. S-707S ewes. and week ends,
es-FT. TRAILER, liv. rm.. kit. bed
rm.: compl.. furn.. incl. hot-water
tank. Tv set: very reas. Call Edge
wIIf Tfisf CAMP ssGasa i TON, with S hitch.
GOOD condition; price. $40. Ju. o.
1850. 34-rT. LIBERTY, Q bedrms.
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. Tele-
rfRaegRRLS rfRIasegRRL 8 HSHsE S1ss TTisArLER 80; is se-
IT,; 2 bedrms.; with full bath and
aluminium awnings; can be bought as
Is on handicapped lot. or trailer can
a9fD b oscasNUR s:ifs sss i0s cSsrry Sry 'a Hi
Trailer ok. Rte. /. College PIX. Nd.
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