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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Xavier Student Newspapers at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Xavier Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. EVENING COLLEGE BOOSTERS COMPLETE DANCE PLANS Sec Page 5 Xuuirr lluiurrsittt N rm NEWS - TAVERN A Weekly Newspaper By Students F1·om Tlie Evanston, I KOPINSKY'S DORM ISTARTING LINEUP •• Page 4 Downtoivn, And Milford Campuses. .__c_o_V_E_R_A_G_E_._._. _P_ag_c_2_. VOLUME XXXll CINCINNATI, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 NO. 7

WISE FOOL FLING. AT lmp01·tant ARMISTICE DAY MASS The News, In order to assure a wider distribution among the SOUTH HALL FRID~~Y studc11ts has changed the Denison University, has been feeding raw meat to his on Friday, November 7 at 1 :30 Picks Score given at Wilson Auditorium with Frosh Granville, Ohio. snarling warriors; while Captain p.m. in Room <17. Bocklage of the Tavern (still curtain time at 8:15 p. m. Tickets All senior students who are ma­ In Game Contest The graduate examinations are will be one dollar, but Xavier stu­ joring in the field of commerce, and only in the experime1ital stage, Mr. smarting from their 20-18 loss of James L. Troxell, freshman, was dents may obtain ducats for fifty who are taking the Comprehensive Fellinger said. Xavier is one of the last year) has the Green Lady's acclaimed the winner of the Ches­ cents and an activity coupon. examinations in Economics or Ac­ colleges that administers the test. Grenadiers' at razor edge condition. terfield cigarrete contest to choose Bocklage further has promised a Tentative plans are also macle counting for the Bachelor of a score for the recent U.C.-Xavier T-formation that will make Halas for dedicating. South Hall as a Science in Business Administration game, Russ Clemens, campus rep­ Student Council Ap1>oin:ts and Leahy shed tears of envy and Little Theatre in December, possi­ degree this year, will be given a resentative for the cigarette film frustration. bly on the afternoon of the 14th. pre-test by Dr. Wheeler on Novem­ explained last week. Homec0111ing Committee While both forces have been hold­ A one act play, Susan Glascell's ber 7. Comprehensive examinations Few of the entries were any­ Sn1•1•ressed Desire, will be pre­ are now being prepared for admin­ Social Committee of Student ing secret practice sessions word where near the outcome of the sented by students from Evening istration in January and May by Council has appointed a special has leaked out that Coates is ready game; Clemens said, and Troxell's College in conjunction with the Mr. Joseph Link, Jr., Acting Direc­ Homecoming Committee to bring to unveil the greatest fullback since choice of UC 28, Xavier 6, was the Masque Society. tor of the Commerce department forth a; program of student partici­ Nagurski in "Hollerin' Hollmcyer." closest. For his efforts he was pation in the Homecoming activi­ When word of this sensation reach­ awa1·ded three cartons of the ABC ties. This committee, with Joe ed Cpt. Bocklage he only smiled and ''Ten-Hut," The New C. 0. cigarettes.------Meyer, Jr., as Chairman, is com- (Continued on Page 4) Dance Band Organized posed of Ed Kunkel, Dick Costello, .------. Formation of a dance orchestra Dan Bauer and Dick Fairbanks. from members of the ma1·ching Meyer has announced that plans Peel{ Of The band is in the preparation stages are being formulated for the choos­ according to Mr. Gilbert Maringer, ing of :t:~'Homecoming Queen" from band director. the student ranks of OLC, Mt. St. Weel{ With the addition of two mo1·e Joe, the Evening College. Further Frltlay, Nov. 7 - Sophomore trombonists and a bass fiddle, t11e announcement concerning the dance, South Hall, 8:30 I•· m. orchestra of approximately 14 Queen will be posted on the Bul­ Sunday, No\'. 0-Card Party pieces is expected to be ready to letin Boards of the Schools con­ and Dance, Evening College perfo1·m in a few weeks. cerned. Booster Club, Hotel Sinton. Tuesday, Nov. 11-1\fass for de­ ceased University alumni, "X" Family· Life Institute i•rofcssors, benefactors, and students, St. Francis de Sales Church. 10 a. m. Sponsors Cana Confere nee Clef Club, Albers Hall, 7 :80 Last Sunday afternoon, N ovem- the Marriage Feast of Cana at­ P• DJ, ber 2, the' first Cana Conference tended by Christ and His Blessed \Vedncsday, Nov. 12-So1lallty, Mother, as i·ecorded in scripture. South Hall, 7 :30 I>· It\· unde1· the auspices of Xavier Uni­ The first Cana Conference was l\lath-Physles Club, 7 :SO l•· m. versity Family Life Institute was given by Fathei· John P. Delaney, Great Books Lecture, l\fary held on the Evanston Campus. Mr. S.J., of the America staff, in Janu­ Lodge Reading Room, 7 :SO and Mrs. Joseph Humbert guided ary, 1943. The movement then p.m. the discussion of the fifteen couples spread to Chicago and St. Louis. Satur1lay, Nov. 15 - Home­ who attended the meeting. These Today such conferences are given coming. Football: ,i\larshall couples were not drawn from any p1·actically everywhere. vs. Xavier 2 :SO p. m. one club or group; mther, they These Cana Conferences con­ Sunday, Nov, 16-Cana Confer­ i·epesented a cross section of ducted by Xavier are an integral ence, Albers Hall, 7 :SO p. m. Greater Cincinnati. The purpose of pa1·t of the program of the Xavier Tuestlay, Nov. 18-Inter­ this gathering of married couples Family Life Institute. They are a natlonal Relations Club, Rm. part of the continuing operation of 108, 7 :SO p. m. was the discussion of their every Miss Joan Gerke, 4732 Guerly Rd., Price Hill, center, will reign the Institu·te. Their aim is the Clef Club, Albers Halls, 7 :30 day tasks in the light of Ch1·ist's as Honorary Colonel of the Reserve Officer Training Corps for spreading of right views on mar- p.m. teaching. 1947-48. She was selected at a military dance at South Hall Sunday · A Cana conference emphasizes 1·iage and family life, By achieving Wednesday, Nov. 19-1\lld­ afternoon. Cadet Lt. Col. Robert E. Polewski, is at the right while things spiritually rather than sph·­ this aim they perform an invalu­ Semester Exams begin. Cathie Diehl, last year's Honorary Colonel, is at the left. itual things. The name is taken from able se1·vice fo1· the community. PAGE TWO XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 Xuuitr lluiutrsity Ntws Xnvlc-r Unl\·crslty, No\·. 7, 1~17, weekly excetlt during vacation period Lou Yo!. XXXll, No. 'i Xa\·ler University, Hnmlllon County, Cincinnati, Ohio, .,, Evanston. $1.W pcr year. Application for entry as second·claaa matter Is pending. , · Subscription u.uo per :rear.

Member •• 4 4 •• Jesuit College Newspaper Aas'n. [This "Letters to the Editor" column is for an exchange of ~ROUN' .l\IARION HALL views and serves as an open forum for free and frank dis­ Aaoclated Collegiate Preu Ray Stackhouse and Don Kay cussion of any matters of interest to Xavier students, alum­ are at the head of their Biology ni, and friends. Letters should be limited to 200 words, The Catholic School Press AIS'n. class. They're sitting in the first must be signed but names will be deleted from publica­ Intercollegiate Collere Presa row! We hear Ohio State gave tion if requested.] these boys a good foundation, and Co11grat.ulatio11s Exte11ded ls no cleaner. For this reason lt Is Editor-In-chief ...... WilliamC U.Cl Bocklage, rle Inns '48 they are doing a repeat for Impractical to lay rugs. The result­ 111 Dear Editor: Associate E1lltors ...... i'.Oiil8''iiun~hig, J0: !ll~yer'. scholastic reasons. ing coldness and dullness of the News Edltor John \Vmldell, Clarence Bechtolll Student beware! Comes Friday Feature • 1 11, ...... B<>l>ert Helmes, '40 Sleeping in top bunks with two rooms causes the student's morale s or c E~l .ti r r...... j'jjj,i(''Jienkel, Robert Contes at Xavier and you had better be on mattresses is quite permissible, to suffer and with the crowohl, Robert D1urer, Jore1l Newbill, from the extreme pressure. Any­ 1 11 the guilty party because no doubt layman. Ken llleeklenhoric, :r,ou Ko1•ln11kl, Hert })owning, llenry lllnsscy, non l\leyer, body have a spare oxygen mask? Andrew V. Doyeh11k, ,John J. J{noe1>ne. many at Xavier have witnessed the It seems a .simple matter to clean Fnenlty 1<:11ltorlnl A1l\·lsor Re\•, Vietor C. Steteh11ch11lte, S. ,J, Tom Freiburgcr, ex-marine, has Elet Hall with the present staff. ',ro Fneulty Ulreetor ...... '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...... Joseph I.Ink, Jr., '35 head-on collisions involving two (The views nnd opinions n11 expresse1l by vllrlons feotnre writers, col11mnlst1J been re-enacting the battle of Iwo students who are strolling through modemlze the method of cleaning and guest writers do not 11ece11s1lrll)· expre88 the oft'lclal opinion• of the at the expense of "Stud" Sapp. It Xavier Unh·erslh' Admlnlstr11tlon, :ar..tters of oft'lchll n11tur" appearing the building in a semi-conscious would solve the problem complete­ . In th" NEWS will be R<> desliinated.) seems all R.O.T.C. students should state while pondering over the lat­ ly. The mere Installation of a few be briefed on Tom's excellent de­ est issue of the News. This is not a vacuum sweepers woul

X, UC Entbusiasn1 High l\fon of Mc.l\Iicken. The supporters For Annual Grid Fracas of the Red and Black attempted to Prior to the University of Cin- repulse the invaders by arming themselves with blackjacks, brick­ cinnati-Xavier University football bats, lei1gths of rubber hoses, base- game, enthusiasm at both schools, ball bats, etc., and throwing bot­ cspccially Xavier, ran rampant. tics, rocks and water at the l\Iuske- On \Vcdnesday afternoon a group teer filled cars. of Xavier students made a record of X Flag Flutters in UC Breeze Xavier's songs, cheers, and the Later that same night a blue Musketeer starting lineup was Xavier flag on a field of white mys­ made and inserted into the juke box teriously appeared over Nippert in the UC grill on the Bearcat Cam- Stadium atop a greased flagpole. pus. Over 50 Xavieritcs gathered at While this flag was being hoisted a the _studc~t meet!ng spot of the few Bearcats stealthily entered X's Bea1.cat lair and_ listened to the re- stadium and hoisted their own flag. c~rdmg along with a room full of This was quickly discovered, the Cmcy students. The recording red UC painted over with a big played through completely once bl•e x and returned to the Mc­ and was well on the way of being Micken Hall flagpole on the Cincin­ playe.d a second time when Don natian's campus. According to Jat­ McM11lan, a stellar quarterback of est reports the lions resting in state the Red and Black team, saw his before McMicken Hall were doused chan~e to ~lay the hero role. Mr. with two gallons of oil. In addition Mc~11lan ripped the cord from the· to these extracurricular activities musical box. The Xavieritcs then the three main doors of the Cincy mean?er?d abou~ the Clifton ca?1- Student Union Building were tied ~us smgmg. Xavic~· songs and giv- closed with a rather long length of mg out with bmsterous Xavier rope This last caused some discom­ cheer~. This last mentioned activity fort ·to early arrivals at the Clifton occupied over an hour. Campus eagerly anticipating an Recording Exhorts Caravan early morning cup of coffee. Thursday evening at the Xavier Little activity was perceived on Pictured above: (upper right) Mrs. Thinnes at her switchboard; (upper left) Emmett Ryan at Pep Rally the recording was played Friday other than the painting of one of Mrs. Thinnes' newly purchased drinking fountains; (lower left) Jack Cole and Bob Heiting en­ before the assembled students, who a few of Xavier's buildings by ove1·­ joy the leather lounge chairs of Albers Hall; (lower right) a view of Hinkle Hall Chapel. were exhorted to form a car cara- ly eager Bearcat backers. By Ed Kunkel address all dorm students by Kit contends that all Xavier van and invade the UC campus. An organization of Xavier stu­ "Hello! Xavier University." their first names. men are scholars and ·gentlemen Ovei· eighty cars then roared dents known as The Nucleus is be­ "I've got a ·sleeping room. To Although Mrs. Thinnes likes (Sure, and a loyal "X" fan she !hrough the Bearcat campus, toot- lieved to be responsible for the ac­ whom should I speak?" her work immensely, she enjoys be). We feel that no statement mg their horns and annoying the tion taken in Xavier's behalf. "Why, just a moment, please." most building her tax stamp is necessary to tell Kit how the :!llll I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 a: "Lady, where am I going to put fund. Kit's tax stamp fund has boys feel about her for she is these garbage cans?" netted over eighty four hundred well liked by all. i Tlie Laundry Nearest Xavier ~ "Just take them around to the dollars, the proceeds of which Switchboard Shift Untiring side of the building. - Hello, I'll have purchased three Jesuit You .would think that eight § Offers Fast, Dependable Service § connect you with your party." community chapels, two inlaid hours at a switchboard would S "SHIRTS OUR SPECIALTY" S And so goes a quiet moment linoleum floors, stairway cover­ tire anyone. Not so for Mrs. $ One Day Service If Desired 5 in the life of Mrs.· Kathryn ings, three ultra-modern drink­ Thinnes. After a full day .at X. U. - - Thinnes, official custodian of the ing fountains, and the leather she zips home to attend to her § ASTOR LAUNDERERS § Xavier University switchboard, lounge chair3 in Albers Hall. household chores. She resides 5- 3912 Reading Road AVon 1765 -5 and mail clerk. Mrs. Thinnes is now collecting with her husband in Hyde Park, §- § Mrs. 'rhinnes has be.en a switch- tax stamps in hopes of acquiring near Withrow High School (plug "You Get 'Em Faster At Ast01·" - board operator for the past 18 enough money to sponsor a for my old alma mater). S BACHELOR BUNDLES OUR SPECIALTY S years. Her career began at the scholarship fund. Stamp con­ If there were 28 hours in a :i 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 mF. Good Samaritan Hospital in 1929. tainers for this fund are located day, you can rest assured that From there, she went to St. in Hinkle Hall and South Hall. Kit would be busy 34 of them. Elizabeth Hospital as chief op- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. erator. In 1941, she took over her present duties with RE 2341. For "Kit" Enjoys Tax Stamp Fund GOOD TASTE Scotland On the campus, Mrs. Thinnes GOOD HEALTH is better known as "Kit", a nick­ name tacked on by the dorm stu­ dents. She has a very remarkable knack for remembering names Comes To The Campus! and faces, and, after two or three ·weeks of acquaintance, can Aye, Laddie! Mabley's has a galaxy of new Mass Recited By Sodality Sunday, October 26, witnessed wonderful all wool sport shirt jackets in fine the first of a series of monthly Mass and Communion at Bellar- An Independent Slnee 1141 brown and whi~e or black and white plaids mine Chapel by the Sodality of The lmmaculate c,,encetptiodn. d :1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 r! made by Lakeland. This Jackinac has two Neary1 100 10 a ten ance .cause ! . ii: Prefect Walter Sullivan to com-! WHITE VILLA FOODS $ sla.sh pockets, two patch pockets and all the ment: "It was good but could be i : better." The members said the 5 f fOm i warmth you could ask for. It's a good idea for Missa Recitata .in E.ngli.sh to di~- § S LJ N S H ., N E f A R M S E play openly thell' faith m the Di- : I football games or for barn dances and the like. vine Sacrifice. ·. WHITE VIL:LA GROCERS, INC. :I § In small, medium and large ...... 16.50 =1 Mermaid Taver11 · Schedule m~nPwLn . I Pollux 1947 48 · -~ 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,m11111111l11111111111111111c; .5151SJSJSISI SISISISISJSI. Nov. 10: Armistice Tavern · lUA~LEY'S MEN'S ' FURNISHINGS : STREET FLOOR Nov. 24: Thanksgiving Tavern (All-patron) Too Important To Forget - Dec. 1: Names Day Tavern The tremendous value of milk as a nat'9ral See Bert Downing on Saturdays in Mabley's Men's Dec. 15: St. Nicholas Shambles Shops or make a date to meet him and select some Dec. 30: Christmas Highday energy restoring food makes it an essential clothes. (All-patron) in every student's diet. Jan. 5: Twelfth Night Tavern Jan. 13: Cherub Highday Feb. 4:Candlemas Highday J. H. FIELMAN DAIRY CO. Feb. 13 (Friday): Anniversary & Highday (All-patron) 2519 Vine Street AV. 6480 Mahley Carew (All Highdays on Monday unless otherwise noted.) PAGE FOUR XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947

more of a "home life" for the approval of the Social Committee R.O.T.C. To Select Student Council Decides dorm students here at Xavier. It of the Student Council. is the plan of this committee, It \vas agreed by the members Auxiliary Corps with representatives from each of Student Council that in school Special attraction at the Military Rights For Campus Committee dorm and each group of barracks the dorm men are students and Ball, in addition to the other activi­ Mm·e 'Home Life' To Be comprising its membership, to are represented by the Student ties ah·eady planned, will be the se­ P1·ovided the Campus Committee assumed play a major part in the spil'itu.al, Council, but in the dorms the lection of 12 girls from Mount Saint Dm·m Students too much power, particularly in recreational, and social life of men ·are part of a family and Joseph and Our Lady of Cincinnati At last, the question of what its social functions, which were the dorm students. By social life should be represented by the Colleges to act as the ;\uxiliary rights the Campus Committee of to be backed by Student Council is meant both social functions Campus Committee there. Corps to the Xavier ROTC during the dorm students shall have has until the Campus Committee (such as dances, pep rallys etc.) the coming year. been decided. For over a month, could gain financial independence and the actual life in the dorms These girls, six from each school, this question has been discussed, of its own. Fon this . reason, the and barracks, which the com­ arn to be selected from pl10tographs investigated, and debated in the formulation of a different con­ mittee hopes to make harmonious submitted by Xavier men who have Student Council and finally re­ stitution for the new group will dates with young beauties from and free from infractions of solved in its meeting of Novem­ be accomplished later on. general rules pertaining to good the two schools. The photos must be ber 2. in the hands of the Milita1·y Ball The following duties of the behavior and consideration for ·Many members of the Council Campus Committee were formu­ others. But all social functions, Committee by Nov. 1'1. Entrants thought that the constitution of are reminded that the name of the lated by the committee itself and even for the dorm students alone, girl pictured should accompany the • • approved by the Student Council are subject to the authority and photograph. Socially Mmded Students in its regular meeting last Mon- Receive Uniform Priority day: ------'!! Priority on issuance.of uniforms The Campus Committe is an or- Raincoats Grid Bally-Hoo ·For to ROTC students who plan to at- ganization formed to provide tend the Milita1·y Ball, November Umbrellas News-Tavern Game 16, will be made, the ROTC dis- ~~i*W>~~~w~~~W>~• (Continued from Page 1) closed this week. ' RECORDS bb \ mumbled, "Farrell, Bruggemeyer, Although approximately 87 stu- Ru ers .~~? and Leibold--we'll murder those dents will not be outfitted with SHEET MUSIC joumalistic jugglers." complete uniforms by the end of Galoshes RUTH BEST So, those brave men among you this week, another shipment of GREETING CARDS trousers and blouses is expected by who can embolden yourselves to for men, women THEATRICAL AGEMCY witness the promised mayhem, November 14 to supply those with • c and children. existing shortages. Students were fortify yourselves for the day. Re­ Roth Best asked to notify their instructors if member it well. Come early to get a they plan to attend the Ball, which SONG SHOP Carol Chapelle good seat. November 11th is the ;will give them priority on uni­ 34-36 E. Fifth St. day; 1: 00 p.m. the time; the foot­ forms, the Military Department On Fountain Square Sln&on. Bo&el C:Berr1 3331 ball stadium the place. said. The tentative starting line-up: NEWS L.E.-"Hot Rock" Meyer (207) L.T.-"Buckets" Freppon (226) L.G.-"PR" Cash (218) C. -"Kapers" Keefe (198) R.G.-"Bulldog" i\loeller (20lf R.T.-"Irish" Do,jcsal• (281) R.E.-"Long John" Waddell (205) Q.B.-"Varslty Bob" Coates (192) L.H.-"Southgate Sizzler'' Bunning (118) ** R.H.-"Rocket" Henkel (19<1) F.B.-"H.ollerin" Hollmeyer (200) **Wringing Wet. TAVERN L.E.-"Good-0" Hanna ( 198 Yi ) L.T.-"Spike" Splain (140) L.G.-"Brains" Leibold (178) C. -"Chief" Bocklage (162) R.G.-"Smilie" Brown (150) R.T.-"Muscles" Bruggemeyer (240) R.E.-"Bruiser" Lang (114) ** AYI Q.B.-"NFCCS" Hogan (185) L.H.-"Tossln' Tom" Farrell (227) R.H.-"Scat-back" Dauer (122) F.B.-"Jolten" Sholten (1:17) **With Pads. l·NG Math-Physics Club ·. Presents., Speaker The Math-Physics Club is fa­ vored in having for its guest. speaker at its next meeting ort Wednesday, Nov. 12, Mr. Hans Ernst, the Director of Research for Here, iu question and answer serve Corps, and assigned to pilot clnty with the the Cincinnati Milling Machine U. S. Air Force at a starting monthly salary of Company. Mr. Ernst, who is very form, are some facts on the $336 (inclmling flight pay). You will serve on prominent in engineering circles in U. S. Air Force Aviation active duty f01.. threc years unless soone1· relieved, Cincinnati, will speak on "Jtescarch Cadet program. They cover in the Milling Machine Industry." and be eligible for $500 a year boims for each year The reputation of the speake1· details you may lmve been of active duty as n Rese1·vc Officer. If you'1·e inter­ should be a guarantee of a large at­ wondering about - mul will be useful to you eincd in a Regnln1· Ait· Fot·ce commission, you'll tendance at the meeting, which is he given a clumee to ciualify. scheduled for 7 :30 p.m. in Room if you want to )earn to fly and begin a career 108 of Science Hall. in one of today's fastest-moving fields. 4. What are the civilian caree~ opportunities_? Who is eligible for appointment to the Cadets? 1. That's one you can answer for yourself by taking You, if you're physically fit, single, between 20 and into consideration these facts: Contrnry to what 261!2 years old, and have complctccl at least one-half some people think, aviation is not overcrowded - the ,requirements' for a college degree from an for pilots or anyone else. No field is expanding acc1·e(Jitcd institution - or 11ass au equivalent more rapidly or offct"ing mm·c profitable openings FLACH BROTHERS examination. to qualifiml men. After 'Aviation Cadet training, you can compete on.an equal basis with any flier Jf'hole1ale Grocer• 2. How long does the training last - and what does It cover? in the wodd. You receive approximately 52 weeks' training - 111ese are only a few of t11e advantages. Why • • • • worth $35,000 - in primary, basic and advanced flying, along with other related courses designed not stop in today at your nearest U. S. Army 2nd and Vine Street1 to give you the finest background in your specialty. and U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station and gel all the details? C.:incinnati, Ohio 3. What's the story on duty after graduation?· Alter successful completion of the course, you will * be commissioned a Second Licute~ant, Officers Re· U. S. Army and U. S. Air force Recruiting Service XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 PAGE FIVE

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"'' BEARCATS SHADE MUSKIES FLYERS ROUT MUSl(IES Sportstistics 38-6; ART 801{ STARS By Bob Coates IN CINCY GRID CLASSIC ...... 31,000 Delfrious Fans Jarn Nippert Stadium PYSCHOLOGIC.1lL FACTORS PL1l Y LARGE After watching Art Bok of Dayton o.nd Roger Stephens of F01· Tlu·ill Packed lnt1·a·City Fall Rivafry · ROLE IN lt1USKIES Jf/ORST DEFEAT OF YEAR Cincinnati perform, not only Tossing pre-game dope and press clippings to the cool against the Musketeers but also Cincinnati's hottest rivalry, between the football teams \ winds, an alert and aggressive Dayton University gave their against one another, it is plainly of Xavier and the University of Cincinnati, produced what homecoming crowd of over 12,000 fans something to talk evident that Bok is just as spec-· will probably be the best game seen on a local gridiron this about as they demoralized Xaviers' Muskies· with a 38-6 tacular an offensive weapon as season as the Red and Black beat a surprising Blue and •White smear)ast Saturday. the Cincinnati flash. Both are moved it to U1e one. Quehl hit the elusive, powerful, chaWl'e of pace Musketeer squad in a dogged 27-25 contest that was lush with Scoring in every quarter, Day­ runners and crafty defensive superlatives at every angle. right side for the score, but Var­ first score against a UC team. ton's hard and fa.st-hitting for­ chola's placement failed. strategists. In all-around play Bok Ed Kluska's boys gave a hint of wards choked the Kluska boys' Varchola's placement went wide. The last Flyer touchdown came may have the edge since he is an things to come when they hopped every offensive effort until the expert kicker. Before the Buclrnye on a UC fumble on the enemy 20 Conway Bottles Up 'Cats fourth quarter. Meanwhile a after they recovered a fumble on sports scribes go looking too far on the first play of the game. Bob Bob Conway's classy boots stream of Flyer backs led by art­ the X 18. Zaleski tossed a pass to they should nominate the sopho­ McQuade shot a pass to 'End Jim throughout the remainder of the ful Art Bok, sophoµ1ore left half, encl Dale Babione in the encl zone more campus idol of the University DeFranco that set the Cats back initial quarter kept an eager UC ran rampant in a wholly disheart­ as again the Blue's pass defense of Dayton as AU-Ohio. to their three. Jim Liber battled team bottled up in its own terri­ ening game for the Xavier rooters suffered a painful relapse. to the one-foot line in two plunges tory, but an 80-yard sustained who journeyed north to watch Obviously "down" after their * * and crossed the double stripe on march early in the second stanza their prides perform. spectacular effort against Cin­ Xavier's Athletic 'Publicity the third try to give Xavier its cinnati, Xavier's loss was not too produced a tally for Nolting's The shifty Bok rang up three Director, AI Ste11ha11, broadcast discouraging to those who took lads. Featured by a 28-yard jaunt scores on dashes of 15, 40 and 55 the Xavier-Dayton contest over time to note that the 38-6 score Marshall Herd by a great Roger Stephens which yards to give Joe Gavin's team Station WCPO. Paul Dixon, local didn't show the Musketeers' true put the 'skin on the X 15, the foe's their biggest field ~lay of the sea­ mettle. newscaster, described the color of Next For Xavier TD came on a center plunge by ·son. Capitalizing on every break the afternoon's entertainment and One week from tomorrow Alkie Richards. Tackle Tom Jes­ and taking advantage of slipshod scn's placement was good. playing by the Musketeers, Day­ Al did the 11Jay by play. Since the Xavier's Musketeers will engage ton scored twice in the first and Iacobucci To. Meet 11ress box facilities at U.D. are the Thundering Herd of Marshall The winners took the lead they College in the last home game of never were to relinquish when a third quarters and once each in rather limited AI had to do his Discepoli Nov. lOtli the season. This game on Novem­ blocked kick gave them the ball the second and fourth. narrating from atop the wind On November 10 at the Music ber °15 is also Homecoming Day, on X's three, from where Al Poor l\.icl< Helps swe11t 11ress lrnnnel, This broad­ the occasion for the old grads to Sabato crashed over . .Jessen's Hall Sports Arena two of Cincin­ casting staff did an excellent job Kicking into a stiff breeze, Bob nati's greatest little gladiators, Joe get together, renew friendships and placement failed. and we think it was a fine gesture Conway's punt went out on the Discepoli and Pat Iacobucci, will recount old times. The . contest be­ As the half dwindled, three on the 11art of WCPO and the Xavier 27 early in the opening tween the Kluska-tutored Muskies McQuacle aerials carried the Mus­ collide in a 10-round main event. sponsor-The Lou Bauer Co.-for canto to set up U.D.'s initial tally. Boxing fans have been hoping for and the Henderson-coached Herd ldes to the enemy nine, but . the A first down and Bok's sprint over giving the Cincinnati fans the op­ will be the feature attraction on the such a meeting and at last it is to portunity to hear the game. ball was lost on downs. UC stalled left tackle from the 15 gave the take place. alumni's program for the day. thru three plays and Don Mc­ victors six points. Iacobucci and Discepoli are very * * * * It will be a revamped Xavier Millan dropped back to punt. He Anyone who saw the Xavier­ Minutes later Quat'terback Ed good friends and both are gradu~ team, from coaches to student man­ fumbled the pass from center, and Dayton fray easily understands Toscani tossed a wobbly aerial ates of Roger Bacon High. Pat is agers, that the yesteryear gradu­ in trying to boot, the ball was easi­ what is meant when we say a. that Bok settled under and carried a sophomore here, while Discepoli ates will see and it undoubtedly will ly blocked by a hoard of Xavier team is "up" for a ·game. From untouched for the second of the who after starting at X.U. decided present a pleasing contrast. linemen. Jack Tracy recovered in the minute Dayton received that Flyers' quick touchdowns. Both to withdraw believing boxing and The West Virginians are by no the end zone for another touch­ first kick-off until they lea1,ecl teams scrapped evenly from then school couldn't mix. means strangers 'to Xavier, having down, but Varchola's extra point with joy at the final gun the first opposed X in 1926 when the until the half drew to a close, Discepoli will hold a slig'ht weight again failed. Half-time score: UC Dayton tal\ing over on their 45 Flyers made very few-if any­ Blue Battalion triumphed 20 to· 6. 13; Xavier 12. advantage but Pat has the edge in mistakes. Dave Grote, of ·xavier's This will be the sixth meeting of after a fourth down pass by experience. They are from two dif­ Xavier had fallen incomplete. Public Relations Staff, capably the two schools on the gridiron and UC Stays Ahead ferent style schools; Iacobucci is summarized the general 9pinion UC tallied first In the second On the next play the 19-ycar-o!d at present the Muskies hold a 3 to the rugged boring in type while the about the contest when he said in half when Jim Dougherty inter­ Bok went over the right side of 2 edge. Besides that '26 win the X south1mw-swinging Discepoli is a an interview over WCPO after the cepted a pass and raced to the the line and scampered 55 yards men also were victorious in 1942, cool counter-punching specialist. game, "It was just one of those X 13. On second down O'Malley behind beautiful blocl{ing to give 13 to 7, and in 1946, 27 to 21. Mar­ It promises to be one of the fast­ things. Everything Dayton did passed to Richards in the flat and his team a generous 19-0 lead as shall won the 1939 game by a 20 to est and best fights in the Queen was right; everything Xavier did he scooted to pay-dirt. Jessen con­ the half ended. 6 count and trampled X again in City this year. was wrong." 1940, 41 to o. verted. Taking the field for the last Hard running by Fullback .Jack half, the Muslrntecrs showed more Oliver contributed largely to the spark than they had all afternoon "Smokey'' Oliver Goes Up And Over For Muskies third Blue score, and his crack at as their play took on a vicious right guard as the last quarter be­ business-like attitude. The spark gan took it over. Varchola con­ was killed before it could pay off, verted 'to bring Xavier to within however, n.s Ray Janaszck, Day­ one-point of the enemy. ton fullback, intercepted one of Another blocked kick which UC Bob McQuadc's fiat passes and recovered on ·the Muskie 17 gave ran 65 yards for the fourth Flyer them their final touchdown, but a score. scintillating dash by "the Rocket" The demoralization was made Stephens after he had taken a flat complete and Dayton moters were pass on fou1·th down was the play sent into ec;tasies when Joe that stymied a great Xavier ef­ Zaleski, reserve signal-caller, fort. The "one-man team" eluded passed to end Bill Saclzler frnm five tacklers inside the 10-yard the Xavier 26 and he run unmo­ line to score. Jessen's kick made it lested for the fifth TD. A glaring 27-19. error in the Muskie's pass defense dicln't help the losers' spirit on McQuade Heaves For 43 Yards this play, as the reserve end could Taking the kickoff, two first have walked into the end zone. downs saw X push UC back to their own 37. On the next play Passes Give "X" Six from that point, Bob McQuade A Zaleski pass that Don Man­ pulled the play of a breath-taking gold intercepted and returned to contest when he ran to his rJght, his 45 in the final quarter bOgan jumped and hurled a sensational the Musketeer move that culmin­ 43-yard pass into the arms of End ated in their lone tally. Two short John Martinkovlc on the goal-line passes by McQuadc to Mangold for a touchdown. Varchola again and Dick Quehl took the ball to , missed the extra point, and that the Dayton nine, Walt Hirth bat­ Jack Oliver, Xavier fullback, dives over for the third .Musketeer tally in the fourth quarter ended the wild and woolly atter- tled to the five and a penalty of the X-UC game, while a host of Bearcat defenders attempt Ui halt the dive. Photo bt1 Keller. noon's scoring. XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 PAGE SEVEN same style of play as their "big varsity. FRESHMEN brothers." They will also be well The Freshman game is being AS I SEE IT: versed in the Dayton plays as they sponsored by the NFCCS with READY FOR have been running them in the Charles Rubey as chairman. Ad­ mission price is 75 cents. ''NIGHTMARE ALLEY'' JUNIOR FLYERS practice sessions against the By Diclc Henkel Xavier U. freshman griclders will play host to the strong Dayton U. THE NASTY NIGHTMARE •••• frosh team Thursday night, No­ A lot of Musketeer fans will wiggle and wince uncomfortably vember 20, at Xavier Stadium. COCA-COLA COOLERS every time they recall that 38-6 lambasting Xavier absorbed at Day­ The Dayton club has been victori­ ton last week. The humiliation would have been much worse if it ous in the two games they have hadn't been for the large stock-pile of spirit and confidence Ed played this season. Both encount­ Kluska and his boys built up in their followers earlier in the season. MAKE IT SO EASY TO ers were with the Army team from Coming on the heels of hvo rough games like the UC and Miami Wright Field in Dayton. The youth­ encounters, the Dayton debacle is not beyond some ful Flyers took the first game by a explanation. The old adage about pencils on 46-0 score. The second contest was PAUSE AND REFRESH erasers is fairly appropriate, except that they even more one:sided as Dayton ran write record books in indelible ink. Now that the up a total of 81 points while hold­ nasty nightmare is over, everyone should see Xa­ ing the G.I.'s scoreless. vier's gridders register two sparkling wins against The Dayton frosh backs have had Marshall and Ohio U. a field day in scoring a total of 127 Although it comes a little late, this column can points. The boys, X. will have te hardly pass over the welcome opportunity to say stop, are Jim Uttermohlen, a .fast its piece about that Xavier-UC game three weeks halfback from Columbus, who has ago. Column after column has already been scored three touchdowns, Leroy written and verbal comments have been more Ka-Ne, from Honolulu, Joe Ban­ than profuse . in describing the greatest gridiron Dick Henkel nister from Willoughby and Jack show the Queen City has ever seen. Just for the Schneider from Dayton who has record, here are our belated opinions. kicked 11 extra points. The Dayton Despite statements to the contrary, it now appears that most of Frosh is being coached by John the pre-game shenanigans were enjoyed by all. The exemplary Marshall. spirit and feeling during the game inspired an "I'm-gonna-put-you Xavier's freshman have not play­ on-my Christmas-card-list" feeling between Xavier and UC people ed a game so far this year but lmve all the way down the line. Kluska's Muskies looked darned good. been providing the opposition for So did Noltlng's Bearcats. The two-point difference in the score the varsity eleven. Coach "Red" was hardly worth arguing about for those who played the battle Lavelle has been trying to liile up over afterwards. some games for his squad and_ has several irons in the fire, but noth­ Summed up, the game ·was a classic among classics in the ing is definite yet. football world. Both universities should realize now ·more than Although the Frosh squad has ever before that they have the opportunity to found a monument not been tested in actual inter-col­ to sportsmanship and civic pride, and to perpetuate it for the en­ legate competition they have im­ joyment of generations to come. pressed the spectators at the prac­ One thing more - the recent difficulty arising over the date tice field, including their coach. The the game will be played next year isn't worth the tr,ouble it could Frosh that the "X" fan should lead· to. An October 2 contest next year is unfortunate, but those watch, according to past perform­ who were responsible for the colossal showing this year are surely ances, are backs Chas. Squeri and capable of smooithing over any difficulties after that. A big thing Bill Davis, end O'Brien, and tackle such as the Xavier-UC rivalry has no room for such little things as Jim Murphy. PLEASE relum the day on which it is played. Xavier's· freshman will use the empty bottles prompUy H•;;;n;:;s;;~-ci=-:tt=-·1 Alma Dahlke .... XAVIER'S· FAVORITE Ace Entertainment Service Xavier University BARBER Entertainment - Music The Abe Baumring JULIUS LOHR BOMED UNDER AUTHORITY OP THE COCA·COLA COMPANY BY For All Occasions I THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS COMPANY Phone Dunbar 2721 or write 3757 Montgomery Road © 1947 lho C·C Co. 111 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati, O...... _!.~~~!----· 3 Blocks East of Campus

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