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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-25

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

L'Osservatore continued that
despite their deep mourning for
Musso, people have not yet come
to the conclusion that it is time
to say "Enough!"
1t said that the deaths Of
auto racers become a question
of morality ait we realize that
behind every motive or pre-
text of science or progress, the
immediate concrete incentive
for these fatal undertakings is
economic and industrial, by
which a s~peedometer is used as
a means Of achieving publicity"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Records Two Wins
In Summer Baseball Loop

Paced. by the stellar pitching
of Bob Hook, Rosary chalked up
two victories in the Central Ohio
High School Baseball
League last week.
The Crusaders edged out Della
ware 80 and then came back to
notch a 43 triumph.
Hook went oil The way In
the sevsn-innins opener, linn
iting ths Delaware squad to
two hits. In fhs second con-
rest. he esrhs on in The first
inning, when Delaware seor.
cd three runs, and went all the
way to pick up his second win
Of the day.
Hook also Jared well at the
plate as he banged out three
hits. including a game-winning
bases loaded double in the third
inning of the second game.
Also rapping the ball hard
for Rosary was Jerry Spires, who
collected four hits.
Rosary now holds second place
in the South Division of the
Summer loop.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Jets Travelling
Through North

The Columbus Jets, battling
desperately for a first division
finish in the Inter n rational
League, currently are on the
road trip in the north.
They closed a series at Mon
treal Thursday and will open a
three-game set ut Toronto TO-
night. Games with the Maple
leafs are scheduled for Saturday
and Sunday.
Manager Clyde King then will
take his team off to Rochester,
where single games are SEIZED.
uled Monday through Thursday
Next Friday the Jets will open
a four-game series with Buffalo,
which will be capped off with q
doubleheader on Aug. 10.
The Jets next home game Is
Aug. II, when Toronto moves
into town for a four-game series
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

Fourteen road games have
She Mvskefeers appearing in
New York. Michigan, Wiseon-
sin, Washington, illinois, Ken
fveky, Montana. Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and for three games
in The 23rd annual AlI-collsgs
Tournament on Dee. rs, ~,
and ~ in okIahoma City,
Okla. Nine Of the games are
with teams which participated
In either the NIT or NcAA
tournaments last March.
OF the ten home games, five
will be played in the spacious
Cincinnati Garden against Gin
%cinnati, Dayton, Seattle, Wes-
tern Kentucky and Louisville.
Other home games, to be play
ed in Schmidt Memorial Field
house, will be with John Car
roll, the seasons opener on Dec.
2, Marquette, Miami, George
town, DC, and st. Francis, Pa.
Xavier will make its annual
trip to Madison Square Garden,
NY, facing Iona; to Penn Pal
estra, Philadelphia, Pa, meet
ing LaSalle; and Chicago Sta
dunn, against Notre Dame. Ira
ditional home-and-home games
are scheduled with Dayton,
Louisville, Western Kentucky
and Miami.
New home-and-homs series
are being inausvrafed with
Seattle and Marquette. The
Muskefeers will be meeting
Montana State, Markvetfs and
Seattle for the first time..
McCafferty has nine return.
ing lettermen from the fabulou.
Cinderella team which carried
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
After Drivers Death -.
Vatican City Daily Blasts
Auto Racing For Publicity

VATICAN CITY, Radio N.C.)
- L'Osservatore Romano has de-
nounced auto racing, which re-
Gently claimed the life of the
Italian driver Luigi Musso at
Rheims. France, rs 4 publicity
device Of the motor industry.
Musso, last of Italy's "Big
Three" drivers, was killed when
his car failed to make a curve
In the French race. The other
two Italian drivers-Alfredo As
carl and Eugenio Castellotti--
also were killed while plying
their skills on the raceway. AS
earl died in 1855 and Castel.
lotti. two years later.
An editorial In shs Vatican
City daily compared svto rae.
Ing with ths god Saturn, who
n mythology dsveursd his
children. N said: "A modern
Izsd Saturn, posing now % .
captain Of industry, continues
- dsvevr his own sons.~
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

an underdog role to the NIT
title. Xavier's veterans are Co
Captain Joe Viviano, Co-Captain
Hank Stein, Ducky Castelle,
Rich Piontek, Jim Puthoff, Bill
Middendorf, JON Dentinger,
Ricky Jannott and AL Gundrum.
Seven promising s~ophomores
complete the squad.
The schedule: Dec. John
Carroll; 11-Iona at Madison
Square Garden; 13-at Detroit;
l9-Seattle at Cincinnati Gar
den; 22-at Marquette; 26-29-
All-College tournament at Okla
homa City, Okla.
Jan. 3-Louisville at Cincin-
natl Garden; Sat Miami of
Ohio; 10-at Louisville; 14--at
Dayton; pat Cincinnati; 29-
Georgetown, DC; 31-Notre
Dame at Chicago Stadium.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

Feb. 2-St. Francis, Pa; g.
at Seattle; Lat Montana State
16--at Western Kentucky; 21-
Marquette; 23-Western Ken
lucky at Cincinnati Garden; %
-LaSalle at Philadelphia, Pa.
March 3-Miami; and 8-Day-
ton at Cincinnati Garden.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Xavier Univ. Cagers
To Play "a Games

CINCINNATI, OHIO-Xavier University's Muska-
teers, 1858 NIT champions, have scheduled "a basket
ball games for next season. Cage Coach Jim McCafferty
last week that his team will see action in
ten states and will make their first trip to the Pacific
Coocf
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

When honey is used in the
freezing of fruits use mild flaw
ored honey in the proportion of
one part of honey to four or five
parts of fruit, on sliced or
crushed fruits. IF you pack whole
fruits with honey, add one cup
Of water to each two cups of
liquid honey and then use just
enough Of this diluted honey to
cover the fruit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Dame-Third In Nation?

S&S not only picks Noire Dame to lead ihs Mid.
s %s;, PC Ohio ds ! sfsts . .ns o * Ins n.-.Hns th :a'e spS.y'
Football fans the country over know that Notre
Dame rebounded from the black chasm of humiiating
defeats in 1855 to national prominence as a football
Using practically the same players as he did in
the 1855 season when his team won two out of ten
games, ND Coach Terry Brennan piloted the Irish to
q 73 record last season. The astounding comeback
vaulted Notre Dame back into the top ten in the coun-
try.
With few exceptions, these same players who suf-
fered through 1856 and marched in triumph in 1857.
are back for another year. With so much seasoning
the team, studded with some outstanding players like
Bob Williams, AL Ecuyer, Nick Pietrosante and Monty
Sdckles. is destined to make 1858 a great year for
According to s&s, The three Catholic teams in
ohie+Dsyton, Xavier and John csrrolI-shovId en-
10y successful campaigns.
at the end of the season-lost three and tied another.
Citing the fact that the Flyers have Is lettermen back
In addition to a couple of transfer ~gridders, the maya
zine thinks Dayton will be stronger this year.
Xarier Leans On Rockies
How the players from last seasons undefeated
freshmen team perform This year will be the tip-off
Is to how Xavier will fare this season, according to
old S&S. Also to help Xavier are IL lettermen-one at
every position except center-with two at quarterback.
With 20 lettermen from last years team which
won the Presidents Conference by compiling an un.
beaten league record, John Carroll seems to be a good
bet to repeat as this years winner, says SIS.
The duplication notes that after several lean
years, Detroit last season posted . So record and Is
expected to fare at least as we'll this year since there
are IL lstfermen returning plus some good sopho-
mores.
Despite a string of 10 defeats-some very humil.
iating-S&S seems to think that Marquette's black days
are gone. Main reason for this optimistic note Is that
Marquette has rs returning lettermen-ten of whom
were starters last year.
Again using S&S as a guide, st. Joseph of Indiana,
which clicked for 296 points last season, again is ex-
pected to be a rugged competitor.
In the East, predictions are that Holy Cross should
have a banner year while Boston College should have a
winning team at least. Vllanova's outlook Is only $3.50.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
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CnthOHcG ridTeUms
Score With Experts

The football experts are firing away with their
predictions already. Although not a single college foot
ball team has tossed that first practice pass for the
coming gridiron campaign, the crystalball gazers have
SON will bring.
II the analyses and resulting predictions Of one
Of the national sports publications are anywhere
near accurate, Catholic college football eams-Ied
by Notrs Dame-will dominate the Independents in
the Midwest.
Of IL Midwest independents analysed, the pub
Ecation ranked Catholic college grid teams in the top
five.
Placing Notre Dame on top, Street & Smiths an
nual Football Yearbook, picked Dayton, Xavier, Detroit
and Marquette in that order. st. Joseph of Indiana was
placed in the No. 10 slot.
Tommy Devine, Detroit Free Press sportswriter
who penned the article for the magazine on Midwest
football, tapped John Carroll to win the Presidents
Conference again.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
JACK a nus
TkrTRraIN HUSBANDS

The rsgtn f1ty chapter ~ lack
& ills entertained their husbands
at gala chitstmss party % pa.
cenber 20 at the Narifema ciub
tptp Fourth Az r. Minneapolis
which visa decorated IN the yuis
tide nsotif
Dancing games ara refresh.
meHta Nes the hiRhrRht ~ the
evening which waa thoroughly en-
joyed BY 40 present
Mr. Claude Mas,u wa elut
hostess
All tbe cit'iiroH ~ The Iast 5H1
.Jiil Twin e4ty chapter had tbrp
annual ffpatmaa psry On Sat-
triay December n IN nFr Hkg
Room ~ Hoiy Trinity raltsfan
Church ~ Minneapolis
Center ~ attrstifgn was igng
table heanfituly decorated with
place tsrda for esrh rbld Ad5lHE
- their msrnmeHt wsa lsfgn
baiioen tree IN myriad n eat5r
and 4 magician aHass magic freks
added sneh8n'meat b. 'Hr festive
an1 gals party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
MuftiwiIdu Dobbs
Singer Morries
Swedish Newsmun

New Norit tANPA lntefnatiohs
ally famed soprano Mattiwilda
pobhs entered into her second IN,
terfaelai marriage here last week
She married white swediEh teucn
anst llonet Ianfen In Craze Com
gregauunal church with an iua
tcrraciai team OF ministers rrcaid
ing They worr tho Rev Herbert
King NeRre aud the REV J r.
LuudquiHt white
II waa second marriage in a
white newnpspetman faf A2 Near
old Atlanta born ealatstuta anp
fRno, who recently became the
second Negro 10 sing with the Met
rarottan Opera 60 TOR FIRST MAJ
rtaHr was SO Don itns Raderiqoes
Garcia 40 Ia rlaip Spanish
journalist 10 April 1888 ia Genoa
Italy rtodra u dead
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
urbon League Guild
Annuol leo Next
Sunday Jan. 5

The 81 paul Urban League
Guads Annual Holiday Tea viii
be held Sunday January s AZ the
|tna Reference Library Fourth and
Market SITS. ACROSS trom tho Main
Telephone building The timo Is
truo Z 10 6 pm
Mayor Joseph Dillon guest
speaker win SPEAK az 4 pm
Past speakers have been James
Dorsey. Milwaukee attorney and
the Rev shannon president of Sc
Thomas College
Mrs Gordon Mefsebruger chair,
man az the tea and her committee
ana Mi Russell narnos, librarian
at the uln Reference library, are
cooperating to make this lovely
affair THIS viii he the first time
the library has bovu available fM
a public Junction The Museum
room and the AT ruom viii be
open for exhibits Members ~ tho
guild win be available 20 answer
questions
The puhlsc ~ invited 60 attend
and enjoy the lovely atmosphere
Members 81 the board staff and
guild viii he in the receiving lire
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

nr and Mrs Norman Howell
.aTi ST. Anthony Av have an
nonneed the engagement Of their
daughter Norma Jean e MIR
Russell h Rostad son ~ Mrs
James Martin, $50 Carroll Az
Anas Howell Is a senior az the
University of Minnesota where
shc a a student of occupattonal
thorapy She left Monday peccm
Der so, for California 60 serve a
tye month ntcrpshsp At Veteran
hospitals in Long Beach ana santa
Monica, she win return ia June
Tor graduation trom the uuNer
atty.
Mir Rostad ia a acnior AZ Mac
aieater College In business admin
sttatiou with an accounting major
lie Ia employed as state account
ant, lie in member and pole
march ~ Kappa Alpha Isl TIA.
ternity
A summer wedding ia planned
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Additional Social <
personal News

Christmas In Milwaukee; Mfrs
Nathaniel Watson 1900 Fifth Az
.h spent Christmas Us Milwaukee
md was the guest % MI and Mts
Nelson Nevis
saestioning III California MI
Perm Hughes ~ aTta Fourth Az
a. left by plane Friday might FOR
I.oa Angeles Calif 10 visit reia
tivea and friends Nj Hughes viii
visit the Rose Bowl ganes during
his stay
iatniiN Guests MI ahd Mrs
fohp Mitchell and family II ta2p
Third Az H. are entertaining vurS
special guests taf the holidays
Mrs, Hettlc Sanders ~ Chicago
mother ~ Mrs Mitchell. arrived
Sunday December ~ and Mrs
ELLA CLANCY aiso II Chicago Sister
of Mi Mitchell arrived on christ.
sg..H asa.
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Soeioliies Hold chris'mas
porfy a, poudhuddys

TIE Minneapolis aaaal.te Ct8b
entertained Saturday Deeeute y
with a Chrstraaa party foe mam-
bers and their guests At Rosd.
ss5diyg Cafe 10 r. paul
Cocktails followed By dinner
aera enjoyed b. the group
Members ard guests attending
,sere the @sEsrs ard Mines Iauss
Bailey Phlllip BLACKWELL Boyd
wrgh, Martin wedaBnrton.
Claude Hasor Earlyn 81 BEL I'd
ward RobtaBs Daraid Brady Jr
fslchard Session. Eugene Under
weed i,osaa Ho'4as Paul nayes
lark Rairsy Harold Wayes Harry
MaTsa Mrs Bery1s Smith ~
WlHars Jones ara hfr George
HlRtes ~ tgevslans Oslo