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Several handred. Incl. nlastratsd
1858 of great confederate inter
est $500. Many resimental his.
neop Grass otser1 as hisI Terms, sieSaShhf eash \.
dealer. 10. 1892.
coN-METERED PHILc0-BENDIx
washers l20l, No. 1910. 8 months
In service. 399-31eS.
CONN CORNRT, excellent condi-
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SECRETARY

Law office. good stenographic skills
required. 0 10 8. Salary open.
FE. $1,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ex.
perienced, preferably with real
I estate BACKGROUND. Write to SEC
RETARY, 1908 Rockville pike,
Rockville. Nd.
sECRETARY. sil, spg. 500
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
$500 Ga. Ave. 8. s.. JU. 9-6l 90
SECRETARY. exper.. under 35, air
craft insurance agency. centrally
located. Salary open. Elk. 3-70lS.
SECRETARY, full or part time, day
or evenings. Interesting variety of
work. Can use IBM executive with
good shorthand, legal experience
an asset. Salary open. Call MI
CONS SECRETARIAL SERVICE,
ST. 3-7274.
sECY., GIRL FRIDAY, RECEPTS.
ANNETTE TATELMAN
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sTENOGRAPHER, exper., 20-50
benefits, 6-day, 40-hour week
disqualification. LIFE ins. Down
town commercial organizatton
Call Mr.. PALMER, Ma. S-4500
STENO., BEGINNER, fee paid
1915. HAGGERTY EMPL. AoCY.,
9lS Ellsworth dr., Silver Spring.
Nd. JU. S-6464.
STENOGRAPHER, expeF., 6-day
4O-hr. week. HospitaliEation, In.
surance, pension. Apply in per.
son, KINSMAN OPTICAL CO.
1920 p st. NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, sec.
retarial service. exper. nee. hrs
q am. to 3 pm. AD. 4-3036,
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CLERK
TYPIST

Age 10 3S. Must be good at detail
and accurate In typlnE. Varied
ming salary, $4,000. Employe BEN
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ton and experience. Box 5S-V.
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE-Infant, in my home,
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more. IL 4-Qb96
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HELP WOMEN

LAB. TECHNICIAN for pr.'s office,
some research and general office
work salary open. Can betW.
snd s. Mon. through m. c.
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COUPLE. as earetaker-gardner. live
in separate house on small estate
In Fairfax Co, No children. Write
70 Box 467-V. star giving full
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

MARRIOTT MOTOR HOTEL
graduate, business
school. minimum shorthand 100
w.p:m.. typing 60 w.p.m.. 9 yrs.
e. & sTENdEn AS'sxS nm.S sSPpsrPNSAs p.m.. IA.
$4,000. Ext. 4076.
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DOCS, PETS, ETe.

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, seueEAtors,
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SECRETARY-PART TINE
ITALIAN TRANSLATTON
Girl Friday needed to work few
Ss;r...sn ewes; EE. II cgn cy,v home for
aSh-H stSr A W." o>
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ATTENTION sODEEEN or land
scapers. Sod for sale at Ednof,
Nd: Can 301-SP. 4-7393 or 10.
6-9l7G.
AzALEAS, field grown, 81 up de-
pending on size and share. 04I9
u. 22nd St, Arl.. We. JE. 4-3765.
AZALEAs, S. doE. up. Come s0oTI
Our last season here. We aiso hsTs
hybrid Rhodes. Satsukis, Chugais.
Daily til n. ROTHE, 1S3O0 Coles
vile rd.. Ednor, Nd.
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CLERK-TYPIST
years. iiSs: ABBY il person. On $40 Va "
ward Bldg. 18th and H SITS. i
CLERK-TYPIST
DieEaphons experience helpful
not necessary. For insurance
Justing company, Silver SpI
area. Call 6S7-o100 for appol
meat. =.
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

General insurance agency claim
dept. 35-hr. week, other benefits
Call MRS. MADDOX. Ma. s-266(
for appointment.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Pleasant surroundings in local uni
yerSity., S6:hr. vk2 $50 to start.
Mann, iPSSu'7eSso PE '77e.Sssoo, SRt THt. ait siiTANA
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PTANOs-Discount prices and only
S26 down with low monthly pay
mcnts at the PIANO MART. 1015
9TH st. NV. Over 100 spinets, COM
soles, uprights and grands TO
choose from In wide variety Of
finishes and styleE. PIANO MART,
1Olb 9TH ST. NV, ST. 3-03O0,
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PLANOs--JoRDAN'e branch stores
pianos ana crsans on display In
Guiding some values In used IN
struments. 0S32 Georgia ave-.
silver spring. 516p Lee highway,
Arlington. 1O4 william st., Pred.
ericksburg, Va. Silver Spring and
Arlington stores open evenings.
Park In front. -
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PROGRAMMES

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FARM AND Garden

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BAseET HOUND PUPPIEs. D Yks.,
males and females Axe al shots,
tri-colered, champion BACKGROUND,
S76, JE. 3-1SO3.
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EXPERIENCED IN sewing and sell
ing helpful. but not necessary, 40
hour week. weekly salary and
commission. Paid vacation and
disqualification available. Apply
Mr.. Caldwell. SINGER sEWIN0
CENTER, S670 Colesvill0 rd., Sill
yer SprinR, Nd
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AIREDALE PUP. maie, s wks..
Axe. shots excellent family dos.
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ALASKAN MALEMUTK. fop-quaiiES
puppies, champion sired, Axe reg.
2h mos. old. For sale 70 approved
homes. Vienna. Va. 632.sie4.
A0UARTUM, "a sal. and accessories.
$50. Parakeet cages, eireus pen.
| SP. 3-5636.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26

1858 CHEVROLET, 2 door. radio;
solid body, cyl, standard.
85l 5000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26

1887 FORD, Va station wagon, 6
passenger, good running condi-
ton, clean. RE. 1-l545.
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1886 CHEVROLET Bel Air V-s
automatic, 4-door good condition
S595 KE. l-1826 after s p. m.
1858 FORD retractable hardtop Al
Call PO. l-7429.
1853 DODGE, $50 or best offer
2l40l Nawmann ave, Euclid.
KE. 1864.
1860 CHEVROLET convertible, all
power. good condition
AN. 1-o464 after p N.
1857 PLYMOUTH Savoy 2-door;
stick shift, good mechanically
1861 CHEVROLET 2-door; blue
Bel Air. radio. heater. white side
walls. automatic. KE. l-7342
1852 CHRYSLER 9-passenger Inn
CUISINE, $50 Call PO, l-5404
SELL dual quads and heads for
400. 265 block complete, 3. 2's foI
272-292-3l2 Gu. in. Ford. ring and
pinion Ford floor shift. l949-5J
Ford; rNant headers for 292 Gu
in. Ford. 486-9809, ask for Dick
1862 VOLKSWAGEN convertible in
excellent condition. Call
RE. 1-O7S4
1853 RAMBLER Custom tore, fun
power; with twin beds, 1895 VIII
finance Bob 873 East l49th after
4 p. m.
1856 FORD, everything All, 1913
PO. l-4285, call anytime.
1858 LINCOLN Premier door
black and white full power. very
sharp: private, $500. can arrange
financing. w. 6-2424
1856 FORD, cylinder. Stick shift
good condition, S4O0. 944 1853
1850 METROPOLITAN hardtop
Must sell owner, low mileage
Reduced for quick sale Excellent
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VIII. 6-l949.
1913 CADILLAC; black. door.
Good condition, $50. Call
942-as74.
81 CHEVY convertible, Bel-Aire
Vs. powergllde. radio, heater.
whitewalls. yellow with black-top,
Excellent condition, 1895.
VIII. 4-63l1
1855 CHEVROLET V8. Stick shift.
New tires, $50 VIII. 3-5lO6
1857 PONTIAC, 4 door hardtop, one
owner. low mileage. Al condi-
ton $3.50 VIII. 3-296l.
CUSTOMIFD 1857 Chevrolet, 2 door
sedan. V8. Power glide, radio
heater, power steering, wheel
discs, new brakes, windshield
washers, jet black finish, clean. no
rust Must see to appreciate. S785
943-5086 after p m. All day
| Sunday.
1850 FOND, good running condition
$35 VIII. 4-l908.
DISMANTLING 1884 El Dorado
convertible; all parts available.
946-28l5.
! 1857 FORD Fairlane 500, retractable
top. power steering and brakes
nice condition. VIII 3-6629.
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1855 FORD van: 1855 Ford pick up;
1851 Cadillac 2-door hsrdtop; best
offer. 1914 Pepper.
ECONOMY car, 1858 Ford "6' auto
matte. Call Sal -4319.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

WILLIAM I. NICHOLS
Editor and Publisher
ED MccARrM, Managing Editor
NELSON cRUPPo, Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. 10 HIe Editor
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inns WEEK Msse.ias I Apra a. 1862
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BEN G. WRIcHr, President
EUCLID M. CONVICTION
Chairman Of tie Board
JOHN C. STERLNc
Honorary Chairman
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The National Sunday MagasiR.
~ a q n Z . ~ u


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~d s%sHe"
Evening star., 1962-05-13
q THE HATHAWAYS.

Comedy. "Trash Day." Ex-newspaper
thief Charlie becomes much too neigh
bOrIy for the BrOctwoOds. whose papers
he'd been stealing. lRepeat.)
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@ SEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT.
Sports. Slesel; Local News, Delbert;
Backstase. Grant; World News. Nc
caffrey Weather. Allen.
q RIPc0RD.
Adventure. Starring Larry PenneII and
Ken Curtis.
7:3o 0 INTERNATIONAL SHoWTIME.
Entertainment spectaces taped In Europe.
/ Hour "creus Moreno" (Repeatl
q MAReIE.
Comedy. Maruie Cynthia Pepperl tries
her hand at the stock market and Wall
Street panics. tRepeatl
q RAWhIDE.
Western. / Hour. "The Pedder"
Concerns an itneKant pedder (ShelIey
BeFmanl who comes to the aid Of Gil
Favor (Eric Fleming tRepeatJ
800 O CRIME AND PUNISHMENT.
Public Affairs cete Roberts interviews
prisoners.
O THE HATHAWAYS.
Comedy. "Trash Day." Ex-newspaper
thief Charlie becomes much too neigh
uofy IO1 IIe pFUCkWOOuSs WHOSE papers
he'd been stealing. lRepeat)
$50 G RoBT. TAYLoR's DETECTIVES.
Crime. ! Hour. Saturday Edition"
f. A crusadins editor John Larkin) risks
violence to himself and his family when
he refuses to stop his newspaper attack
on supposedly reformed hOOdum JOe
Ruskinl.
q SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Sports. 18th Annual Darlington South
ern 5oo"
q THE FLINTST0NES.
Animated Cartoons. Fred and Barney
start digging for clues when neishbor
Briekrocks wife disappears. tRepeat)
q ROUTE IS.
Adventure. Hour. "A Feat Of Strength"
A Hungarian refugee Uack Wardenl Is
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

today, better than he in all these skills, He's the
master ~technician of his position.
H CELTIC WIZARD DOES so MANY THING
with a basketball that he could befuddle the Globe
times especially when he drives into a forest Of
giants, transfers the ball from one hand to the other
behind his back, and then lets the ball fly into the
basket. This maneuVer makes his behind-the-back drib-
bling seem like kid stuff.
Graceful, shifty, durable, fast and determined
Cousy is the master of the fast break. He's also the
master in gearing up his mental drive so that he plays
every game with fer0cious passion.
For the record, Cousy is playing his 18th year OF
pro ball. He is the second player in pro history to
score more than $4,000 points; his more than 5000
assists is a record; his lifetime scoring average is 10
points a game; his best output was in 1858 when he
ripped the cords for so points against Syracuse.
THE SON OF FRENCH IMMIGRANTS, cOUSY
SPENT endless hours as a y~oungSter to perfect his
cage skills. He worked particularly hard with his left
hand SO that he shoots and handles the ball almost
equally we'll with either hand.
From high school, where he played so well that
he was named honorary captain of New York City's
allstar team, he went on to Holy Cross to become that
schools most sensational player in history. When he
completed his senior year, he graced every Al-Amerl-
can team In sight.
In passing, we might note that jim O'Neill, a grad
uate of st. Charles, attended Holy Cross at about the
same time as CouSy. ONeill, a basketball star as we'll
as an outstanding baseball pitcher, led Holy Cross to the
1852 NCAA baseball championship and was named
the outstanding player Of the NCAA tournament. He
also won All-American honorS.
WITH " EARN THE END OF HIS BRIL-.
LIAM career, we might note Celtic Coach Red Auer-
bach'S remark that another player like him may not
come along for 25 years" A lot of people feel the same
way about a greater center by the name of Jerry
Lucas.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02
Holy Family Ace Nets no..
Red-HOt Race Continues
For Catholic Loop Title

streak was snapped when the
Crusaders dropped a 45-33 de-
cision to third place Univer-
sity in a Franklin County
League game, Frank Curran
led Rosary with IL points.
The Crusaders, led by Kirk
Sharrock's Is points, bounced
back by dumping New Albany,
52-36.
Aquinas suffered its fifth
City League defeat in eight
outings to East, 71-57. A AZ
point first half gave East a
big jump on the Terriers who
tailed only 81. Pat Mentel
scored 13 to lead the losing
Terriers.
ST. MARY lost its third
straight game when Lancaster
FenWick overcame a first half
1896 deficit and went on to
down the Fighting Rams, 80
IS. George Maurer led st,
Mary with 81 points.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

In this Fridays Gel action,
Wat terson entertains st.
Charles; Springfield Catholic
hosts Holy Family; and Hart.
ley meets visiting Newark
Catholic.
WATTERSoN oVERcAME
a 6-10 first quarter deficit last
week and went on to subdue
Newark Catholic, 1915. Mick
ey Watson dropped in "a
points to pace the Eagles to
their fifth straight win while
John Vascek, the leagues top
scorer, poured in 30 points
for the losing Green Wave.
st. Charles, winner of only
one league game, pulled with
in one point of Springfield
Catholic in the final quarter
but an all-court press wreck
ed the Cardinals hopes of an
upset. The Cards, with John
ny Rohyans hitting for II
points, lost SPAS. Terry
Groeber led the Tornadoes
with 10.
DOMINIC NIcKoLoFF, the
Gels second top scorer, rip.
ped the cords for 40 points
but his Holy Family team fell
before Hartley, 82-49. Larry
Burman led Hartley with Ia.
Nickoloff's output was the
best this season in the Dio-
cese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02
SPORTS of TIMES
Cage Wizard
Bob COuSy
By LOU FABR0
Times Sports Editor

ated by skyscraping basketball players, gargantuan
gridders and muscular baseball stars, there are some
athletes who serve as prime examples that there's room
for the little" land we use the word "little" advisedly)
man who has the talent to make the grade.
In baseball, here's little Bobby Richardson, second
baseman of the New York Yankees; in football, there's
Eddie LeBaron, 1~60-pound quarterback of the Dallas
Cowboys; and in basketball, there's Bob Cousy, 81
guard of the powerful Boston Celtcs. All possess one
quality that compensateS for size exceptional skill.
CoUsY, A GRADUATE OF HOLY CROSS COL
LEGE, is the outstanding example of an athlete who
defies the unwritten rule that to succeed in pro basket
ball, a player must first be tall enough to stoop to get
through a doorway; and then he must be able to
stuff the ball through the basket.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02
Requiem Mass
Offered For
Steve O'Neill

Pa. -(NC) -
Requiem Mass was offered in
st. Josephs Church, Tuesday,
for Stephen Francis Steve
O'Neill. SO. former big league
baseball catcher and manager
who died in Cleveland, o.,
after a heart attack.
O'Neill, who began his Ca
reer with the Cleveland In
dians in 1911, managed the
Detroit Tigers to the World
Series title in 1915.
Besides Cleveland, he play
ed for the Boston Red Sox,
New York Yankees and st.
Louis Browns. He also man.
aged Cleveland. the Boston
Red Sox and Philadelphia
Phillies. He remained in base
ball until 1854.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

In other highlights, Chilli
cothe Central Catholic won its
eighth straight to run its fine
record to 14-2; Lancaster Fen.
wick won a pair as did Coshoc-
ton Sacred Heart.
DENNISoN ST. MARY pick
ed up two wins but dropped
another decision; New Lex
ington st. Aloysius divided a
pair of games; Portsmouth
Notre Dame and Marion
Catholic each dropped a
couple; and Delaware ST. Mary
lost one.
Coach Gene Nangle's Rose
Grams squad pushed its record
to $40 with a 62-49 win over
Newark Catholic and a $3.50
shellacking Of Newcomers
town.
Dick Wilson and Jim Young
ratified the rims with their
scoring in both games. Wilson
hit for % against Newark
Catholic and for 80 against
N-ewcomerstown while Young
tailed II against the Green
Wave and rustled the nets for
"a in the N~ewcomerstown
game.
cHlLLlcoTHE CATHOLIC.
paced by "a points from Ted
dy Purpero and II from Steve
Stark, defeated Southeastern.
65-52, in a Ross County League
game. The Panthers won at
the foul line by scoring %
charity points while South.
eastern scored only 10. Both
teams we're even on field
goals with 81 each.
Bill Joos ripped the cords
for 80 points to lead Fenwick
to an 1888 win over st. Mary.
He also paced the Irish
against Frazeysburg with Is
points. Fenwick won that
game, 65-49.
SACRED HEART broke an
eight-game losing streak with
a $3.50 win over Howard and
then went on to down Della
ware st. Mary. 63-41. Dick AL
version paced Sacred Heart in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

Wnat is all the more re-
markable about Cousy is
that he is an outstanding
star on a basketball team
generally regarded as the
greatest to ever play the
game. Even at 33-an age
when Father Time slows
down an athlete - Cousy
continues to shine as a
first-class star.
Playing guard, no one
yet has equalled Cousy in
a l. around ball-handling
dribbling, passing, taking
and shooting ability. Some
guards may be better
than he in one or more
of these techniques but
none have been, or are
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02
St. Joseph IdIed =.
ROsecrans, Gel Roll On

ST. ALoYslUS lost a close
battle, 1882, to Union Furnace
but raced away with a 69-47
victory over Holy Family. Ron
Stroll scored 30 points to
pace the Blue Knights in their
victory.
In other games. Notre
dame lost 69.45 to Piketon
and 66-51 to Portsmouth West
while Marion Catholic lost ID
81 to Olentangy and 81-66 to
Elm Valley.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

sion to rugged Canton Central
Catholic. In its loss st. Mary
held the upper hand all the
way until the final quarter
when it could score only three
points while Canton Catholic
tailed IS.
Joe Pangrazio led the Blue
Waves with % points against
Warsaw and 10 against Can
ton Catholic. Bob Hodkinson
took scoring honors in the
Malvern win with II points.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02
CAGE MENU
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Notre Dame hosts Waverly
Marion Catholic hosts Mt. Gllead
Newark Catholic at Hartley
st. Mary hosts Rosary
st. Charles at Watterson
st. Aloysius hosts Chesterhill
Holy Family at Springfield Catho-
lie
Chillicothe Catholic hosts Clarks-
burg
SATURDAY
Holy Family at Scioto Twp.
Delaware st. Mary at Ohio Deaf
st. Vincent hosts Bladensburg
Hartley hosts Mansfield st. Peter
Rosecrans hosts Hopewell
Fenwick at Berne Union
Newark Catholic hosts Dennison
st. Mary
Marion Catholic at Ridgedale
Notre Dame at Portsmouth East
Dover st. Joseph at Tuscarawas
Valley
TUESDAY
Fenwiek hosts ST. Aloysius
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

Non.league games saw New
ark Catholic defeated by UNI
beaten GAINESVILLE Rosecrans,
62-49; Hartley lose to unde-
feated Lancaster BIS, 1854;
and Holy Family drop a STAT
decision to New Lexington
st. Aloysius.
Vascek paced Newark Cath
Ollie with %; Nickoloff scored
81 to lead Holy Family and
John Flewellen topped Hart.
ley scorers with IA points.
RoSARY'S FIVE.GAME win
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

NIX OWNED
Dayton 30, DePaul 81 q or
Steubenville 90, West Virginia
Wesleyan 50
MIDWEST
Loyola (IlI.) 90, Loyola tLa) ~
Villa Madonna SO, st. Joseph tInd1
90
Illinois IS, Notre Dame n
Detroit IS, Hillsdale 20
st. Louis "a, Marquette 81
Butler 80. ST. Joseph 0nd) SIS
Loyola Clll.) 81, ST. Johns ~
EAST
Providence So. Canisius SIS
LaSalle 70, Miami (F1a.) 81
st, Johns 81, Canislus SO
Seton Hall 100, Scranton 100
Villanova 1909 Memphis State 81
Duquesne 80, LaSalle sc
Loyola (La.) "A, Fordham So
Holy Cross 80, Niagara 80
Seton Hall 10t, st. Peter M.J) 70
st. Joseph Pa) SO, Temple 40
Canisius 1903, Boston College 80
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

both games, hitting for %
against Howard and Il in the
st. Mary game.
Dennison st. Mary defeated
Malvern, 57-49, and Warsaw,
60-35, but lost a 42.35 deci-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02
JUNIOR DIVISION
SATURDAY
AT AZ CEATEu

49,
EASTERN LEAGUE: Q am.
ST. Catharine vs.. Holy Spirit, 10
ST. Thomas w Christ the King (tl;
i1-Holy Rosary vs., ST. Dominic.
SOUTHERN - I pm. st. Pc
ter vs.. ST. Ladislas; 2 - ST John
Evangelist VS.. ST. Leo, 3 Christ
the King ~ vs.. Corpus Christi.
AT READY
CENTRAL: pm st. Agnes vs..
ST MARY, ? st. Aloysius vs.. Lady
Of Victory; ; Holy Family vs..
ST Mary Magdalenc.
AT WATTERSoN
NORTHERN; 10 a.m,-Holy Name
~. ST Matthias, II St Francis
vs. 81. Gabriel. Noon ST. Au-
gustinc vs. ST. Christopher
SENIOR DIVISION
SUNDAY
AT IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
NORTHERN: 100 pm. - ST. An
2.30 - Lady of Peace ~ VS., ST.
EASTERN; $50 st. Christie
pher VS.. IT. Augustine. 4.30-St.
Francis vs.. Lady Of Peace ~.
AT ST. cATHARINE
WESTERN: 1870 pm. ~ St MARY
Msgdalene rs. St Catharine; 230-
Holy Rosary vs.. st, John Evange-
list.
SOUTHERN: 3.an ST Leo vs..
Christ the King, 80 ST. Cecilia
vs.. ST. Philip
YOUNG ADULTS
SUNDAY
AT CATHOLIC CENTER
pm. Corpus Christi rs st
Estharinet 2 Immaculate Con
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

Co-leaders Watterson and Springfield Central
Catholic (both 6-1) overcame stubborn opposition last
week to maintain their neck-to-neck race for the Cen
trail Catholic League crown. Runnerup Hartley (5-2),
meanwhile also won to stay in the running.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

GAINESVILLE Rosecrans preserved its perfect record
last week with two more victories while Dover St.
Joseph, the DioceSe's other unbeaten quintet, had its
game cancelled because eight Mt. Vernon st. Vim
cent players were down with the flu.
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CYC CAGE MENU

ccptiou vs.. Lancaster st, Mary, a
st Augustine VS.. st. AloySius.
JUNIOR GIRLS
SATURDAY
at IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
NORTH: Q am-St, Andrew vs..
ST. Agatha; $50 - st. Augustine
vs.. Holy Name; 1910 ~ st. Mat.
thias Us. Lady OF Peace; 1880
81. Gabriel VS.. st James.
AT ST. MARY MAcpALENE
CENTRAL: . am. ST. Mary
Magdalene VS.. st. Leo; $50 st.
Mary VS.. Holy Rosary, l0:40-Cor-
pus Christi VS.. ST. Francis; ll:30-
st. Catharine VS.. st. Aioysius.
GIRLS HIGH DIVISION
SUNDAY
AT VICTORY
WHITE LEAGUE: lis PM
1T, Thomas VS.. Lady of Victory.
2s15 - ST. Dominic VS.. st. Fran
els, ais immaculate Conception
vs.. st. Augustine.
AT ST. MARY MAGpALENE
BLUE LEAGUE: 1880 St Mary
Magdalene vs.. Holy Rosary; 2;30-
Christ the King vs.. Corpus Christi
%; $3.50 r. ST. AloySius VS.. Cor
pus Christi FL.
AT ST. AGATHA
Peace vs.. st Agatha; 2:30 81,
Andrew VS.. st. Catherine. $50
Holy Name vs. ST. Michael.
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Argue all you want, If It
serves any useful purpose,
but if asked by lawful author
ity to take a loyalty oath. do
so, advises Tucson's Bishop
Francis Green. He says a con.
scientious objection against
the oath is not in order.
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1t pays to use the C~lassifieds
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-02

ccptiou vs.. Lancaster st. Mary, =
st. Augustine VS.. st. Aloysius.
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COLLEGE SCORES

TUESDAY
Fenwick hosts ST. Aloysius