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VOLUME XXV. CINCINNATI, omo, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1938 NO. 1 z 552 FACULTY IS MUSKETEERS FACE INCREASED, TOUGHEST OPENER· REPLACED IN EIGHTEEN YEARS REV. J. J. BENSON BECOMES DEAN Major's Message TACKLE SOUTH The Military Department Returning students of the Uni­ views with distinct pleasure CAROLINA- versity were greeted by ten new the long awaited opening of professors, six of Whom were its third year of establish­ replacements and f o u r new ment. Gamecocks Outweigh Xav­ teachers. We have now an enrolled ier Ten Pounds Per Man The Rev. John. J. Benson, S. J., class of over fi1lty students in becomes new dean of the liberal . the Field Artillery Advanced arts colJ,ege, taking the place of Course. It is in this course BY RAY WILSON the Rev. Edward J. Carrigan, S. that the students will find the Sports Editor J. Father Benson was assistant larger dividends of training Dispens·ing with the usual dean at the University of De­ and character development. aperitif ·on the football bill-of­ troit, and was former principal 'I1he six week ROTC Camp, fare, the Clem Crowe-coached of St. Xavier High School. Fath­ which is attended by all third Musketeers will tomorrow after­ er Carrigan was transferred to year students, is perhaps the noon attempt to bolt the whole Loyola University, Chicago. most valua:ble element of his bird by de.feating the Gamecocks Further Replacements training. of the University of South Caro­ The Rev. Frederick J. Meyer, Within a few days our Ad­ lina, in the toughest opener since S. J., replaces the Rev. Terence vanced students ·wm be fully 1920. T. Kane, S .. J., as professor .of equipped with a uniform not For nearly three full weeks the philosophy. The Rev. Owen J. excelled by any similar unit Xavier squad of 36 men has Englum, S. J., assumes a. profes­ in the nation. been working fa seri<>us practice sorship of history, replacing the sessions in preparation for the Rev. William F. Ryan, S. J., who The members of the Mili­ conflict with the very heav'y tary Department are particu­ was transferred to John Carroil THI: M "ISKIE 5 TillNK THE' sovrw uld ·give the Mus­ dendorf, s. J., will assist Mr. Frank Moore, President;- Dick There is a possibility this sea­ Large Turnout Of Freshmen keteers plenty of trouble.:.,_, James C. Perry in the biology Schmidt, vice-president and sec- son of adding one or two more One is Alex Urban, a 205 pound department. Mr. Richard E. retary; Paul Gallagher, Treasur- men to the regular four, Blunt Rounds Out Roster center who stands five feet, six Tischler, S. J., is a new English er; John Rodenfelds, librarian. said. m the shower and is· plenty fast. professor. Dr. H. J. Gushing re­ Membership in the University (Continued on Page 4) · places Mr. Edwin F. Thol'burn R. O. T. C. Band has shown a as an accounting professor. ENROLLMENT SOARS TO Last of the Xavier University decided increase over that of last RIELLY MADE units to open f-Or the fall semes­ NEW RECORD THIS YEAR year with about thirty students ter is the Evening Division which repovting for the initial meeting, held first classes '.last night at Tabulation Of Dean's Office Shows 430 Students- announced the Rev. John V. Ush­ COMMANDER the downtown college er, S. J., Band Mo<;lerator. Increase 1n Frosh Numbers Twenty-Seven Late registration "for the Eve­ The turnout of about fifteen Will Head Battalion In Rank ning Division, in which nearly freshmen and the return of most 1-00 courses are being offered this Student enrollment in the day likely to be increased further of the seasoned players more Of Lieutenant-Colonel year, will continue until Septem­ division of the University seems since registration for the first than compensated for the band ber 30, according to an announce­ about to set an all-time high semester closed Wednesday. members losit by graduation. ment this week 'bY the Rev. John this year, official word from the Elet Hall, campus dormitory, Raising of the battalion com- A $25.00 remuneration will be mander to the i·ank of cadet lieu­ (Continued on fage 3) Rev. John J. Benson, S. J., new is practically filled, with a•bout dean of the arts college, indi~ one hundred students residing paid each hand member at the tenant-colonel and appointment EVIDENCE GUILD cated. there. Nine states are repre­ end of the current school year, of William J. Rielly, Jr., to this The official figure for totai en­ sented in their number. Among provided that his attendance at position was one of the major BEGINS SEASON rollment given out £rom the these are Ohio, Pennsylvania, rehearsals and games is satisfac- changes announced this week by Dean's office is 430 students. New York, Wisconsin, Indiana, tory. the Military Department as the The Ev-idence Guild will open This figure splits up into 157 Illinois, Kentucky, Virginia, and To date, no drum major has Xavier corps of cadets teorgan­ its 1938-39 activities this week, freshmen, 125 sophomores,. 92 Ncmth Dakota. been named to replace last year's izes to begin ·its thkd season. according to an announcement juniors and 56 seniors. This Several new sUJbjects are be­ band leader,. !I Cadet Captain. Rdb- The list of fifty-two newly- by Father Lilly, S. J., the Moder- year's freshmen outnumber last ing offered this year in adclition ert J. Hartla'ub. Band rehears- commissioned officers and forty- ator of -the organization. This year's by twenty-seven students. .to those of last year. Two sub­ als will be held twice a week, seven non-commissioned officers, group sends student speakers Most remaTkable about this jects were added to the Econom­ once during th~ Corps Day per-- released through Captain George every week to the Inquiry class year's registration is that out of a ics course, namely, hours in iod on Tuesday and another hour :E. Wrockloff, · assistant professor at St. Xavier High School. A class of sixty-three juniors of Graphical Statistics and Trans­ to be determined by the band of military science and tactics, new feature of the group this last yea.r, illity-six have returned poration. Also two subjects were members. draws the personnel of the first year will be -talks to the students to the University, announced added ·to the . English course, Any student of the University group from the · recen.tly-consti­ m Father Lily's Sociology class. Father Benson. viz., hours in a Survey of Eng­ with ability to play 'a musical luted Advanced Course. Select­ Owing to the loss of members Already there is an increase lish Li~erature in two parits and a instrument will be given oppor- ed students of the Second Year through graduation, there are of'!orty students over- last year's study in Modern Poetry and tunity, to join the band by re- Basic Course are in the non- several vacancies to be filled, to1al enrollment. This margin is Grammar. porting to Father Usher. (Continued On Page 6) PAGE TWO· XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1938

XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS cooperate in organizing a unified student------...,...---- P bl body. 1May we add our hope .that the u ished weekly during the school greater majority will follow the latter REVIEWING THE . NEWS By Jack A. Jones year by the students of Xavier course. University from their offices in Room x -A--REC--E-N_T_P_0------. I B "Id" Ph . . . LL of the American In- added too many amendments to our Con- 56 f th B JEfferson• , o e 10• ogy w mg. one S.imp l e L ogic-. stitute· o f Public Opinion shows that stitution, which fact was proved not so 3220 AST WEEK a Constitutional Amendment to prohibit long ago, when we had to add anothei" I Entered n.s eecond-clRJ1s matter February 18. . one hundred fifty-seven a third term for Presiden·ts 1's opposed to repeal a prev1'ous one. \ 1937, o.t the poet office at Cincinnati, Ohio, under L f h · ed f • \ the Act or lllarch 3, 1879. res men sign or various courses 52% to 48%. This is as it should be. For ----x·.---- here at Xavier University and discov- as our Constitution sets no limit on the Q UR. VOTE E10R THE hero of the past Supscription: Per Year $1.50 ered, if they did not know it

Obviously this is an attitude of folly. It ------_.------is bromidic to state that freshmen are equally as important to the welfare of an IT HOT. By Jim Patton institution as sophomores, juniors, or sen­ SOME LIKE iors; and without .their full support the traditional spirit lags.· Many fail to com­ THIS column is dedicated to ,those man, Bruder, and McDermott were josh­ EEK the Squeak and Adonis Schmergie prehend the significance of their. ·first mouth-open people who 'have ·been ing it at the 606 on S. !State till the little hi;tve a ,bet up ·regarding the number of year, especially the foundation it affords swarming Old Xavier's cam.pus for the hours, and it's going ,to take a lot of talk­ "store-boughten" choppers each will have for further success, both scholastic and past ten days. Not the Gallaghers, ing to convince anyone that Wilson "was in his oral cavity by Turkey Day. The worldly. Howes, and Kellers, ibut those September sleepy and went to bed." The same Whizzer was leading by one incisor at Without being consciously pessimistic wonders, the Class of Four Years Hence. night found Schwetsenau, Walsh, Sheetz the last count. The grapevine gives us we glance at the facts and not that only · Here's to the frosh who, Sunday, (small edition) and Patton, John · rah­ the dope on "Luke the Barrel"; the lad fifty percent, that is seventy-five -0f these · In the eight-thirty rush for "chuck" rahing it at the .Jackson and Wabash Girl is calling Dot at the Delhi exchange ... one hundred and fifty freshmen will suc­ Struggled and died with his boots on .. Scout Center ... in fact, they closed the what a wonderful cook that .gal must be. cessfully complete their college courses, He picked Donnie Carrol to buck. ; place. And Charlie Moore in a north Jake Nolan, the .Steubenville .Sizzler, was will .go forth from Xavier as college grad­ Comes w o ·rd that side "coke 'n' smoke" after the game with at the wailing wan t'other night . . . uates: The other seventy-five, for various those electrical storms the same veddy ultra blonde number he Seems as how Janie and Jakie won't ·be reasons, many of which are bound up of a week ago were not Blackhawked it .with three nights earlier. hand-in-handing it this fine .fall. with fi·rst year adjustment, will lose a phenomena of nature­ Add Hearts and Flowers-Marry Burke, Dick .Shay, the Windy City Whirlwind, golden opportunity. merely the Freshman the Big iNoise from Newcastle, is sailing is after a straight-A in Advanced Social Further we affirm that every student crop checking in at for Sally, and rumor hath it that he's top Activity this year. The lad must look is made :to ameliorate the situation, and That - Place - On - man in that league unless friend Emmett like the class of the field to .the Kissel that the freshman complex can be mini­ The - Ohio. Brothers, beats him out. Despite a few storm sig­ ga1. Advance information would lead mized and overcome by a conscientious make a note of it, there nals flying, it looks as though Russ and one to believe that room 201, (the Glad­ effort. The Student Council provides are some Lookers on Pete are set for another winter of burn­ stone-Sweeney combination) will ibe dat­ added opportunities in the way of "mix­ thet thar mounting, and ing. Now 'if they'd only put that tele­ ing Theta Phi pledges when tho current ers," and social activities; the ROTC by that I mean LOOK- phone ·back in the Dorm . . . or in Russ's rushing fever is over. And speaking of also affords an excellent me,dium of ERS. (Pd. Adv.) room. Theta Phi-Herb Heekin, acknowledged downing unfamiliarity. F·reshmen, ·as we Free tickets for Sunday night's taffy­ Light-Heavyweight champion of Hyde welcome you, we ask: will you band to­ pull .go to the Musketeer delegation at No more 'phone in Elet Hall Park, was Lois-Anning it Saddaynite gether, become stand-offish, or will you Chicago's AU-Star fracas. Messrs. Beck- Russ can't tiilk to Pete at all. . with Pete the Blimp in tow. XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1938 PAGE THREE

least moderately intelligent or they would not have been elect­ Becomes Dean Sophomore Takes On Uniforms Were ed. But the patent stupidi·ty of Of A1·ts College Cassock Of Jesuits C T lk Current a bill which in practice would · arrtpus a actually handcuff the govern­ The class of '41 was diminished ment and throws away the keys by one when Herman F. Elsaes­ Comments at the time of greatest responsi­ sar entered the Sacred Heart Decades . Ago Frank L. Luken bility, leaves us to doubt either Novitiate, Jesuit ho~se 'at Mil­ the honesty or sanity of its sup­ ford, Ohio, late last month. porters. Elsaessar, a graduate of Xa- Students Wore Olive Drab Czech lmbroglio- As we commented editorially vier High School, was engaged In W oriel War Days The implied or expressed at­ at the time of the original pro­ in an arts course here at the titude of most American editors posal, "there is still no reason University. While here, and also on the current Czechoslovak why we should submit to a cure during his high school years, he Talk of uniforms is not new crisis is that it is another inci­ that is more lethal than the dis­ attained recognition as a golfer. to the Xavier campus...:....as a mat­ dent in an allegedly "irrepres­ ease." War is an evil but the He played in seve'ral city-wide ter of fact, they were an ele­ srble" conflict between the "dem­ evil of the disorder and anarchy tournaments in the last three ment of college life at this in­ ocracies" and Fascism. With this would would necessarily sur­ years. stitution long before the students preconceived notion of conflict of round a war referendum seems were draped in the olive drab ideiaologies they have attempted to ls to be much greater than of the ROTC starting in 1936. to clothe a European border any war could be. In orises 1936. clash of two nationalistic peoples NEW FACULTY such as exist in the troubled in­ 'Dwo decade.s ago, at the time with the aura of the first skirm­ ternational scene today, sanity' ish of the new Armageddon in MEMBERS MEET of the World War, a unit of the and levelheadedness are as much S. A. T. C. (Students' Army which all the world is to be in­ needed by the pea·ce groups as Training Corps) was established, volved. by the militarists. ALUMNI GROUP What we are really witnessing and plunged the student body into khaki. is however just as important as Afumni of the University wel­ their fanciful implication. For REV. J. J. BENSON, S. J. comed new members of the fac­ But there was yet an earlier we oan now view a final break­ Night Division ulty at a smoker and reception, period of uniform-ism, seventy­ down in this day of an institu­ held in connection with the third eight years earlier, in fact. . Ac­ tional set-up in European affaks Lists Courses New Moderator quarter's meeting of the Alumni cording to an old catalogue created by the Treaty of Ver­ Association,. Wednesday evening brought to light a short time ago sailles and which has been tot- in the Biology lobby. and thought to be the first pub­ lished by the institution, stu­ tering for twenty years. This (Continued from Page 1) E. Leo Koester was appointed Outlines Plans dents are required to wear a liquidation of the Versailles set- C. Malloy, ·S. J., Director. general chairman of arrange­ uniform consisting of a blue up was rendered inevitable by Early reports on registration ments by Arthur J. Conway, o r o a t frock coat-and white panta­ the nature of the treaty itself- indicate that the enrollment will F ·S d I i y alumni president. a document that embodied a con- ·be comparable to last year's loons! Speci•al features of the pro­ tradictory policy of suppression when nearly 800 men and rwom­ The catalogue is dated as be­ gram included E. T. Hurley, Cin­ and pl'lomotion in nationalistic en took advantage of Xavier's Membership Drive Started ing issued in 1841. cinnati etcher and member of the spirit among the peoples of Cen- curriculum of night studies. Various Speakers Talk tral Europe. ·Father Malloy reported this alumni board of governors, giv- Stockholm, th«'; capital of swe­ Nationalism is a two-edged week that the trend, manifested ing a lecture dedicated to Cin- den, has- more telephones in pro- cinniati's sesquicentennial. Mr. portion to its population than sword tha.t destroys those who during the last few years, toward The Rev. John E. Mah oney, S · Hurley showed many of his fa- J 1 · th R v Bernard any other city in Europe. wield it. The Czechs themselves, liberal arts subjects continues ., rep acmg e e · mous etchings of Cincinnati ------~--- under the domination of the Ger- this year. 'More than ·50 per r.,. Sellmeyer as student counsel- landmarks. man dynasty of Austr1a for cen-· cent of_ the courses now on the lor, will be Moderator of Xa- Others who spoke on the en­ turies, awoke after the war to night curricu1um are in the lib­ vie.r's Sodality this year. JULWS A. LOHR, B. S. P. tertainment program were Head THE FAVORITE BARBER disc-0ver that tihey had suddenly eral ·arts field and they are of­ The first meeting of the Sodal- Coach Clem Crowe, who discuss- OF THE

Out o·f the Hat SPORTS PAGE FOUR CINCINNATI, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1938 ·By Wils

Picking of the easy week games: Xavier over South Carolina (two touchdowns) Muskies Play Gamecocks Tomorrow Southern Cal. over Alabama (a guess). Army over Wichita (easy). OLD FOES MEET Baylor over Southwestern (the Forty Frosh Much Lighter same). Than .S. C. Boston College over Canisius Gridders Out (a toss up). ,I California over St. Mary's (in (Continued from Page' 1) a breeze) Coach Kenny Jordan smiles DeWitt Arrowsmith, quarterback; Cincinnati over Louisville (by these days. He smiles because Al Gy;ro, ·right halfback; Kint at least three touchdown5> he believes Xavier 'wm have a Norton, left guard; and .Toe Hat­ Dartmouth over Bates (ditto). good team this year and that kewitch, right guard, complete Dayton over Wittenberg (ditto). she will have a good one next the crop of yearlings to face the Duke over Virginia Poly (an year. famous "Crowe Line." And why all this joviality? appetizer). Co-Captains Larry Craig and Because he's seen the mass of Furman over Bucknell (might "Pop" Howell will play at right be close). . freshman talent which reported to him last week. Forty high end and ·tackle, and Frank Ur~ U. of Georgia over The Citadel ban and Jack Dorflinger will school stars all set to try out for (in the bag). flank the other side of the line. Holy Cross over Providence positions on the varsity were is­ sued equipment Wednesday, Sep­ Ed Clary, who did the kicking (maybe). against the Muskies in 1936 will Illinois over Ohio U. (easily). tember 14, and in the few skirm­ perform the same antics :I.Tom (another ishes engaged in this week look Kansas over Texas righ halfback post this· year. The guess). strong, big, fast and aggressive. The large percentage of them only junior on the first :team will L. S. U. over Mississippi (two be "Pin Head" Henson, who are graduates of local high touchdowns). earned a letter as a sophomore Maine over Rhode Island State schools: Elder, St. Xavier, Pur­ (toss a coin). cell, Roger Bacon, Withrow, Above are pictured Larry Craig (left), 210 pound right but was out of action last year Wisconsin over Marquette (on Newport, and Holmes. A large end, and "Pop" Howell, 205 pound left tackle, who played because of injuries received in form). number have reported from town opposite Al Howe and Al Schmerge respectively on Thanks- an automobile accident, will put Minnesota over Washington (no schools, notably those in Chicago giving Day, 1936, as sophomores. Tomorrow all four menj all of his 185 pounds into the worry here). and Louisville. Those who have will meet as senior co-captains. They will again play op- fullback job. Tulane over Clemson (might reported are: posite each other in the same positions they played as sophs. Four Sophs be close). Buchert, Greeley, Von Holle, Howell will play opposite Al Schmerge and Craig will op- The Xavier lineup will include Vanderbilt over Washington Dib'ble, E s p i 1 a g e~ Chambers, pose Al Howe. four sophomores, all in key posi­ U. (St. Louis) (two or three Tepe, Kelly, Gardner, Sandy, tions. John "Luke" Lucas fTom goals). Gates, Washer, Herschede, Jans­ Mount Pleasant, (Pa.), will take Virginia Military over Virgin­ ing, McMullen, Quinlan, Lavelle. Conference .Teams Open over F'red Nebel's old job and ia (easily). Ankenbruch, McDaniel, Hack­ although small, he is rated by Western Reserve over Ohio tet, Monahan, Conver, Costigan, This Weeli-End observers as a real prospect. He We.sleyan (an opener). Hartz, Everett, Vissman, Murray, Season weighs 185 and will give away Purdue over Detroit (won't Atld, Drennan, Pieper, Krimmer, 20 pounds· to his rival, Alex Ur­ miss Isbell) Foy, Herfurt, Bodde, Riesten- year's whole first team has re­ ban. Pious "Boze" Litzinger who Texas Christian over Centen­ 1berg, Meyer, O'Niell and Dona­ Buckeye Members turned, and Jack Padley, the packs 180 pounds will play a state's best '37 sophomore, is ex­ ary (maybe not). van. Tonight right end, replacing Frank Ku- The chief duties of the fresh­ Play pected to show bri.Hiantly at a man team will be to oppose the half-back position.· .------. Stephan Assists varsity in scrimmage, using the Each of the teams of the Buck- Rccor1'l Risked An Accident tactics of future opponents. eye Conference recently joined Marshall College of Hunting­ With Publicity Jordan thinks they will be a by Xavier, with the exception of ton, W. Va., which walked away "Whitey" Walsh, senior half­ good test of mettle for the var­ Ohio University, has opening with the championshtp a year back from Chicago is among sity. ·games scheduled for the week- ago will p1ay its initial tilt in a the claimants for the prize re­ Albert A. Stephan, a graduate end. nighf game with Carson New- mark of the Washington Red­ of 38, has been signed by the skins-College All-Stars game In nineteen years Musketeer Dayton University, runner-up man College at home. Last year publicity office to assist Edward in the Windy City on August teams have scored 3,526 points rteam of last year, opens with the the 'l'hundering Herd were un­ P. VonderHaar in writing sports 31. publicity for the Musketeers. against 1,490 points for their op­ Lutherans of Wittenberg in a defeated and practices this spring game on Friday nig}1t. Last indicated another good team in Chuck Sweeney, Notre Dame ponents.______.:______--.:._ __:.._: ___ the making. Stephan who was sports editor end who had never caught a of the News last year and wrote Ohio Wesleyan university has pass in three years of inter­ the column "X-Cues" ·· lately picked a powerful opponent with collegiate football caught a gained recognition for his work Win Tivo Dollars! which to start the Bishop's sea­ pass and immediately fell- flat as manager of the successful son in a game scheduled for Sat- on his back. Walsh is sup­ campaign to put Fred Nebel, posed to have shouted from 'l'o keep abreast of th footb II . 't h' h th 1938 urday night at the lair of the 1937 Caftain and Legion of Hon­ . e a .spin ~ lc e · Red Oats of Western Reserve, his seat behind the bench: or appo~ntee, in the Washington M usk eteers I iave stmmlated the News is offermg a cash prize t " 1 d f th oh· of Two Doll ($2) t ti d h . 1as year s ea ers o e io "Ye Gods, he's fainted." Redskins-College All-Star foot­ a.rs o te rea er w o subnuts the closest Conference. They have only ball game at Soldiers Field, Chi­ score ~y per10~s of the game played the following week. f.our varsity regulars returning '------! cago. There IS pr?ct~cally no effort. con.nected with entering this but boast a heavy Line and a fast cia. Russ "Zip" Nickel, triple While 'an undergraduate, Ste­ con.te~t. Fdl m the form which is found below and either backfield. threat flash, will take over one phan was winner of the Ver­ ?1ad it ~o the News, Room 56 of the Biology Building, or bring Iff . V Oh'10 U of the half back posts and Art kamp Debate, Chairman of the it to this add1·ess. The entry, which is adjudged to corre:i mi s. • Sheetz, brother of veteran Paul spond most exactly to the actual result of the Xavier-Ohio Last week the Ohio University Sheetz will carry the burden at Junior ~rom committee, and a University game of September 30, will be awarded the Tw.j Bobcats, who play the Muske- full. four year. member of the varsity . teers a week from tonight, using debating team; He was gradu­ D ~ IIar pr1z~. If the expected cooperation is forthcoming, only their reserve prayers in the Ed Kluska, who strikes the ated last June with the distinc­ t hts contest will be continued throughout the entire season. season's opening grid contest squad average in height and tion of '1cum Iaude." ~11 the event ~hat two entries. are cor~ect or equa}ly near to were defeated 6 to o by a strong weight will resume his old post corr~ct, d~phca~e a'Yards will be given. . Entries for the Morris Harvey team fr 0 m at left end and at his side will Xav1er-Oh10 Umvers1ty game must be received by Septem- Charleston, w. Va. This Satur- be co-captain Al Howe, colorful JORDAN MARRIED ber 29. . . • • • . day afternoon the varsity will veteran teackle who looks better A MONTH TOD'AY In all cases the dec1s1on of the Judges is final. Fill in engage the flashy Illini eleven of than ever in pre-season work- your entry now! the University of Illinois which outs. Paul Sheetz; 165 pounds Today Kenneth P. Jordan, in- r ------•------. has a seasoned line from tackle of TNT at left guard promises to structor in economics and fresh- Period 1 2 3 4 Totall1 to tackle and plenty of elusive be all-Ohio this year and the man football coach completes the I backs. steady, dependable Co-'Captain first month of married life. Jor- I I I I I II Miami travels to Alma, Mich- Al Schmerge will be on the !right dan was mal'fied to Miss Mary I XAVIER igan for its initial game of the side of center Lucas. Don Car- Gladys Treanor on August 23, at I season ·with Alma College on roll, reserve on last year's squad Bellarmine Chapel. Rev. James 'I I I I I II Saturday afternoon. Six Varsity appears to have the right guard F. Butler, professor of mathe- I OHIO U. regulars are back with the Red- position cinched and is in for his matics, officiated. skin eleven and among them is biggest year. Jordan is a former Musketeer I I Charley Metzger who led Ohio Walsh In Shape football and star. In I scoring in '37. Whitey Walsh, -the senior half- addition to _his football duties he I back who was· the sensation of holds the position of freshman Name ...... , ... I A brother of Frank Dud a was t h e t earn m· the final games of coach of basketball. I ·Coached at St. Vincent's College, last season is ready to resume James M. Sweeney, a former ( I Latrobe, Pennsylvania, by Coa.ch his long ramblings around enemy teammate of Jordan's was onel Address ...... Clem Crowe when he was head ends at the sound of the gun. of the ushers. L ______-·-·- __ -.I.. 1 coa ch there f our years ago. • (Continued on Page 5) XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1938 PAGE F'IVE Take On Mother Enrig!it And Gamechickens Pistol Club Gamecocks, Organizing (Continued from Page 4) Rollo Bergameyer, junior quar­ I terback and letterman will again Over 100 Applicants call the plays and catch passes Expected By Coach !or the Musketeers at his old post. The schedule the Crowe coach­ Firing on the ROTC Pistol ed team begin with the South Range will begin about October Carolina boys is one of the l, Staff Sergeanlt Kenneth C. toughest in recent years. The Fletcher, pistol coach, said Mon­ outcome of the season assumes day. Because of the interest the highest siegnificance in years shown in the club last year by as •the eyes of the State look the non-members, Fletcher ex;pects a boys over for Buckeye prospects hundred or more beginners to next year. On the nine game enroll between now and the schedule are Ohio University, ·opening of the season. A fee of $1.50 is bein·g charged for the first five weeks of instruction. It 1938 SCHEDULE is payable in advance. Sept. 24-South Carolina. Sept. 30-0hio U. (Night). Erghteen matches won and Oct. 8-Akron at Akron. twelve lost was the result of the Oct. 15-Transylvania. 1937-38 season of the team. This Oct. 22-Kentucky. .600 average was cloassed by Ma­ (Homecoming) jor A. M. Hariper, professor of Oct. 30-Providence. military science and tactics, as (Sunday) (Dad's Day) "exceptionally well" especially in Nov. 5-Dayton at Dayton. view of the fact that it was Xa­ Nov. 19-Baldwin-Wallace. vier's initial year in this field. Nov. 24-Toledo. Better Lighting A new and more effi:cient always tough; Kentucky, whom lighting system is .being installed the Musketeers have never de­ 'On the range at the present time, feated on the gridiron; and Day­ including individual spotlights on ton, long-time arch rival of the ach of the seven targets. This Xavier contingent. Other games work, plus last year's many im­ on the schedule are: Transylvan­ provements, has made the field­ ia, Akron, Toledo, Baldwin-Wal­ house range one of the finest in lace and Providence, all games this section of the country, in the except one in which the betting opinion of those members of the will be 2-3 and take your choice. Military Department who have Pre-Game Ceremonies seen ~ number of other ranges Ceremonies p r e c e e di n g the Although no matches have as game will include a presentation yet been sche.duled for the com­ of flag and flag staff to the Uni­ Chief of the brood of ing season, Fletcher expects the versity by the Leland Barnett Gamecocks is Coach Rex team to do better this year with Post, Amerrcan Legion. The flag Enright (upper right) the influx of new members. Only will be presented by Lawrence who was team mate of one member of the team, Vin­ E. Collins, candidate for County Clem Crowe at Notre cent Beckman, was lost by grad­ Commissioner, and will be ac­ Dame. Three of his uation in June. cepted by Maj. Arthur M. Har­ ·charges are: J. B. "Pin- per, professor of military science head" Henson, h·a rd­ and tactics, on behalf of the Uni­ charging junior fullback Coaches· Crowe, versity. (upper left); Joe Hatke­ Meyer To Speak The Leland Barnett Post Drum vitch (right), sophomore and Bugle Corps will play and right guard sensation; Football Day will be celebrat­ march at the game and the Xa­ and DeWitt Arrowsmith ed at ·the Rotary Club of Cincin­ vier band will be present if suf­ (left), sophomore field nati at the Hotel Gibson with the ficient progress has been made general. Enright will presence of Coavhes Clem F. to warrant their appearance. send t h e s e stalwarts Crowe and Joseph A. Meyer of The Line-µps: against the Musketeers Xavier and the University of tomorrow at 2:30 in Xa­ Cincinnati, on Thursday, Sep­ XAVIER vier Stadium. Ed Kluska ...... L. E. tember 29. Al Howe ...... L. T. Co-Captains Al Howe and Al Paul Sheetz ...... L. G. Schmerge will also appear on John Lucas ...... C. the program and deliver short Al Schmerge ...... R. G. speeches. Student Manager Paul Don Carroll ...... R. T. Western Division of National Gallagher will also appear on Pius Litzinger ...... R. E. Bengals Swamp Gunne1·s; League in '37 and some experts' the program as well as several Rollo Bergameyer ...... Q. B. choice to win the flag in the veterans from the U. C. squad. pennant race. Russ Nickel ...... L. H. Play Bears Here Sunday The meeting of Coaches Crowe Whitey Walsh ...... ~ ...... R.H. Coach Dana King is confident and Mey.er will be the first time Art Sheetz ...... F". B. Displaying unlooked for pow- for ithe first time were: Cole Wil­ that his team will compa.re fa­ the two have appeared on the vorably with the Bears and after SOUTH CAROLINA er and line strength, the Cincin- ging, all-Ohio tackle in 1933; same program since Meyer was the showing of Sunday holds Frank Urban ...... L. E. nati Bengals ;flashed some fine Russ Sweeney, end in 1936; Jack appointed. head coach at the Uni­ ''Pop" Howell ...... L. T. MacKenna, also and end; Joe some hope of victory. versity of Cincinna·ti. Kint Norton ...... L. G. form in defeating the Chicago Kruse, 1936 Musketeer ·captain F:::::::::::::::::=::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::;:::::=::=:~ Alex Urban ...... c. Gunners 36-0 at Xavier Stadium and Legion of Honor appointee; Joe Hatkevich ...... R. G. in a game which served as re- Freddie Wunderlich, halfback; Jack Dorflinger ...... R. T. hearsal for the biggest game of and Dom Sigillo, brawny tackle Larry Craig ...... R. E. the season, the one next week with three Xavier football let­ DeWitt Arrowsmith ...... Q. B. ters to his credit. with the ·Chicago Bears. Ed Clary ...... L. H. Air Attack Scores Al Gyro ...... R.H. The Bengals with . two former 'l'he Bengals used an aerial "Pinhead" Henson ...... F. B. Xavier stars in the starting line­ up and six others playing in attack and long passes put hem Time of Game: 2:30. prominent res er v e positions in scoring position three times, swept through the third of Chi­ with an intercepted pass and a As You Know Nebel Plays With Blades ca:go's arr a y of professional blocked kick which went for a teams and scored almost at will safety provided the added color. in every period except the sec­ The Stadium was equipped Immediately after obtaining Postal Telegraph ond. with an additional set of goal his release from the Cleveland posts set on the goal lines to ac­ Rams for undisclosed personal Grads Star Has sold Xavier football tickets for several seasons commodate the willing toes of and is doing so again this year-without· :recompense. reasons, Fred Nebel, 1937 Cap­ Bill Russ, slashing tackle of the the professional clan. tain of the Musketeers, was It would be the sporting thing to favor this company sign­ 1937 Musketeer eleven, played The Bengals Sunday play the ed to play center with the Cin­ at left guard and John "Socko" Chicago Bears, winner of the with your telegraph business. cinnati Blades, coached by Xa­ Wiethe, also a tackle in inter-. vier Grad Hal Pennington. collegiate competition, held down REV. DENNIS F. BURNS, S. J., Nebel recently played in the right guard. Russ was rated by JULIUS A. LOHR, B. S. P. President, Xavier University All-Star game at Chicago after several press box observers as THE FAVORITE BARBER polling 600,000 votes in a nation­ the outstanding defensive line OF THE OAMJ.>US wide vote. He. was regular cen­ man in the game. 3757 Montgomery Road MAin5050 ter on the Musketeers for three The other fol'Iller Xavier greats Two B11rbera In Attendance, yeaors. who wore the Bengal uniform ----...... ~1------....; ______..... ·PAGE SIX XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1938

Principles of Economiics; Eco­ John E, Downey, Eugene J'. Forne­ NIGHT DIVISION Rielly Raised To feld, !Charles El, Gneklll, J'obn ID. Groe­ Tailored-To-Fit nomic History of the United ber, John l~. Hanser, Law~encc J'. Helm, Robert P. Herzog, Lawrence T. LISTS COURSES States; Current History; Editor­ Battallion Commander Hiltz, Quentin S. Holley, Frank J. Advance Course ial Writing; Feature Articles; Hocncmeyer, Louis B. .Turgens, Stan­ ley R. Keller, Charles W. King, John (C.Cmtin.ued From Page 5) Intermediate French; Logic; (Continued from Page 1) T. King, Robert G. Kissel, Charles F. Klahm, Joseph J, Klingenberg, Robet"t Uniforms Coming ing to the following schedule: Epistemology; Fundamental Mor­ commissioned positions. The list S. Koch, Charles H. Krebs, Stanley J'. ality; Moral problems; Politkal of appointments follows: Krekcler, Ralph W. Lowry, .Tobu O. Mondays: Advanced Account- Lucns, Robert J'. Maifeld, Robert J. . The uniform for the Advanced ing; Cost Accounting; Shake­ Science; Radio Speech Tech­ George A. ::IInrtln, cadet major, bat­ )lcCnhe, Anthony T. l\IcLaughlln, Aloy­ talion 111Jjutant; cadet captains, Rob­ sius J'. ::llcnke, William H. 'llllstlcr, Al· nique; Federal Income Taxa­ ert .T. Antonelli, bu. 11taft, George W. vln ll. Nurre, Victor J', O'Brien, Rob­ Course R. o. T. C. students has speare; Life Insurance; News Leugers, trn. stnlt, Rlchat'd T. rSchmldt, Writing; Newspaper Reporting; tion; Ohio and FederaI Taxation. Nt L. Prior, Vincent J', Roach, Wll· been determined and the order commander bty. A, f,awrcnce G. Rnck, llam .T. I~. Roll, Jr., Hownrd l!l. Roth­ Elementary German; Biology; Thursdays: Accounting Sur­ couunnndcr htry. B. Richard L. Dooley, rlng, Rlchnrd G. Schmldlln, .T-Oseph H. for the fifty-two admitted cadets coUJmnnder •btrY. C, Fred G. Koncrs· Schuster, Rlchnrd I~. Shay, Arthur W. General Inorganic Chemistry; vey; Advanced Advertising; mnn, comman1ter Ilq. btry.; cadet first She()tz, Paul F. Siegel, .Tohn El. Smith, is on the way, according to ad­ Money and Banking; Current llcutennnts, RobCi't W. Blum. Hq. I1ugene J'. Ullrich, Robert A. Vogel, Organic .Chemistry; Shorthand; htry, Pnul .T. Geers, A btry, Robert Robert l\f, Weigand, Raymond El. Wei· vices from Major Arthur M. Har­ Economic Prob 1 ems; Correct P. Gronem.an, B btry, Alexander ,y, gel, Wllllam A. Welch. Typewriting; Advanced Dicta­ Heck, A tbtry., John A. Low, B btry., per, professor of military science tion; Fundamental Sociology; English; Freshman English; Fire Robert. W. Oker, ·C btry., John T. Acting first sergeants at'c to be Rob· Schuh, Hq btry., Lnwt'encc o. ·Sum­ ert G. Kissel In the Bnnd, Irvin F. and tactics. Labor Problems; Advanced Ef~ Insurance; Casualty Insurance; mers, •C 11Jtry., Cnrl ,V, Tillman, Hq Beumer In Hq btry., Lawrence J. Elementary French; Psychology btry. Helm ln A btry., Wiiiiam J. F Roll Tailored to the personal flit of fective Speaking. Cadet second lieutenants, nsslgnN! to ln n btry., and Robert •M. Weigand each individual cadet officer, the Tuesdays: Intermediate Ac­ of Adolescence; Person a 1 it y Ilq btry., Bernard ·L. Baumnu, l'nul In C btry. C. Beckmnn, Leonnrd A. Berncns, Ray­ uniform will consist of a garri­ counting; Corporations; Partner­ .P.roblems; Cat ho 1 i c Doctrine; mond J. Bockerstette, .Tolin J. Bruder, Shorthand; Typewriting; Dicta­ Bcrnnrd .T. Brungs, l•'rancls P. Burke. RAINY DAY NEEDS son officer's cap of fur felt, pink ship; Negotiable Instruments; ,Toscph T. Curney, Pnul J, Centner; 'elastique trousers, olive drab American Literature; Business tion. asslgne1l to A btry., James J', Clcnr, For Students of Otto C. Ernst, Jr., Eric J. Espe!, Wll­ Every Age, Size and Sex Barathea coat, Nettleton military English; American History; Col­ Fridays: Advanced French; Jlam .T. Gesslng, Elmer J', Grnller. Pnul oxfords, olive drab cotton shirts, F. Hallbach, Joseph R. Kern, Dnnlel lege Algebra; Trigonometry; In­ Advanced German; Advanced \V. Kernen, Edward B. Krekt>ICi.'; as­ Raincoats Capes light tan Sam Browne belt. termediate Ge rm an; General Salesmanship; Biology Labora­ signed to B btry., Vincent H. f;lnz, I~rank L, Luken, Roger J. ClkDermott, Umbrellas Ornaments worn will differ Psyichology; Advanced Psychol­ tory (Avondale campus); Gener­ Don D. !l[oorc, Edmoncl H. Niesen, Harold A. Ritzie, Jnmes n. Recs, Rubbers Galoshes from those formerly used. In­ ogy; Natural Apologetks; Cath­ al Inorganic Chemistry Labora­ Harry .T. Russ, Robert L. Saxton; as· signia of rank will be of red olic Apologetics; Fundamental tory (Avondale campus); Or­ signed to C btry., Fnncls X. Schweg­ We Repair and Cover mann, Clarence J. Steuer, l\fclvln .T. Umbrellas enamel. Collar ornaments will Salesmanship; Physics Lecture. ganic C he m is try Laboratory Tepe, Rlclmrd P. Trauth, Robert E. Tuke, Richard T. 'Vclngartncr, Ray­ consist of a gold U. S. with X. Wednesdays: Introductory Ac­ (Avondale campus); Physics mond J. "Wilson, Jr., John ,y, \Voest· U. superimposed in red enamel, counting; C. P. A. Review; Fun­ Laboratory (Avondale campus); mnnn. Appointed to the grade of endet cor· fpf~~~ ~ and gold cross-cannon with red damental Advertising; Elemen­ Social Hygiene; Effective Speak­ porn! ue: Frank ,V, Armstrong, Rob­ ;&ae~ ~~\i~ ert T. Baumgartner, Irvin F. Beumer, 20East4lliSt ~\\)\~ enamel X. U. superimposed. tary Law and Contracts; Agency; ing. William K. Clark, Clarence L. Dahm,

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