" s ^ira.sM I Page 8 • THE VILLANOVAN t September 29, 1965 Winston S. Churchill to Speak Eagles Blast Xats 28-0; McCarthy Stars For Boston On European Politixs at Forum i. Winston S, Churchill, grandson torically famous grandfather with perors to taxi drivers and Peace The Wildcats started their sea- By John DiGennoro four straight carries hammered of the late British Prime Minister, his lecture series and journalism. Corps workers. The author even son a week too soon, or their his way to a first down on the 5 left tackle, gambled on turning the world famous journalist, and BBC In January of this year he launched had a crocodilemeat dinner with record would be 1-1 instead of yard line. corner, but was cut off and spilled personality will lecture on the his career as an author with pub- the late Dr. Albert Schweitzer. 0-2, The same team that looked Foley then, on a good fake, rode for a two yard loss. Bellotti came ''Changing Face of European Pol- lication of his first book, FIRST Churchill's other undertakings terrible dropping a 9 -7 decision Brendan the Brute into the line, so right back with it, but this time itics" at the Field House Monday JOURNEY. also have the marks of success. back and played a pivoted, and gave off to Delia to Toledo came the hole wasn't there and the at 8 p.m. The book follows the route of his With BBC, as a news commenta- good, hard-nosed football game Eagles took over on downs. Villa who loiifed through tlie right grandfathers Sir Winston and Lord tor, he hosts his own show. In the Churchill's reasons for lectur- against a big, overpowering B.C^, The Eagles behind quarterback side for the touchdown. B.C. tried Randolph, on their journeys field of journalism, he free-lances ing on this subject could be traced eleven. Ed Foley, and a trio of hard- for two, but Foley's pass to De- through the Dark Continent. It is a for both the LONDON EXPRESS to what might be called a contin- A game which a week ago would running sophs marched right back Leonardis fell short. diary of his 20,000 mile trek and the WALL STREET JOURNAL. ' uatlon of the Churchillian commen- have been good enough for victory, up field to the Wildcat 33. The through Africa and the Middle He is married and the father of TD CALL-BACK tary on the growth and changes but which this week gained nothing teams exchanged punts, and the East in which he visited over 40 a young son born two days before It was now time to toy with the of the old world political scene. but game experience for the first quarter ended the same as it countries. the death of Sir Winston. He is a fans. Tom Brown took the kickoff The tradition, is a reliable and rookies. As Coach Bell remarked started. In this publication the sojourners graduate of Christ Church College, on the left sideline, headed lateral- objective summary of what is leaving the locker room, "They One minute later B.C. led 15-0. recount many of their memorable Oxford University. ly across field, turned the right happening and its probable reper- were just too good for us." Soph bulldozer Brendan McCarthy adventures from the actual wit- Churchill's lecture Is the second corner, and sprinted 87 yards to 1''/ cussions. The game played at B.C.'s Alum- picked up a first down on the nessing of wars and revolutions, to in the villanova Forum Series, paydlrt. ni Stadium before 22,500 rather Vi llanova 40. On the next play Young Churchill follows in many the "hosting" of facinating indi- which brings major speakers to the However, the biggest thrill was Jim Case makes a good hit as he spills B« C. Quarterback Ed partisan fans opened with the 'Cats Foley dropped back for his first respects the footsteps of his his- viduals from politicians and Em- campus. soon the biggest disappointment Foley after short gain* (PHOTO BY PETE RIDEG) winning the toss and electing to pass attempt, spotted soph scooter Winston S. Churchill as the referee picked up his flag, receive. As Mike O'Neil teed up Paul DellaVilla with three steps took a couple of chops at his right pass, Bellotti to Schunke,the'Cats the ball both teams stood jogging between him and the secondary, knee, and placed the ball down were through for the afternoon. The Sophs Defeat Frosh in place, at the moment more con- and couldn't have placed it better St. Joseph's Bestows Degree on the 17 yard line. The Wildcat's Eagles were finally able to get cerned with the butterflies than if he handed him the ball. EHMezza drive fell short, and the half ended some second half points on the By Tally of 90-85 ••V the 20 yards separating them. Tom converted, and the Eagles led by 7. with B.C. having the ball, and a 21 board when halfway through the last Brown field the short kick and Kolmer returned the kickoff to point edge. quarter DeLeonardis scored on a OnFr. President Floherty the In Muff Day Events returned it to the V.U. 36. Villanova 27. On first down five yard sweep, and the point by Bill McCloskey Gerry Bellotti, starting in place Bellotti was trapped behind the It was all Eagles in the third after was good. As the Muff Day events began on The Very Rev. Joseph A. Flah- a school's reputation Is earned or of the injured Dave Connell, began line and really jolted, the ball quarter. They controlled the ball B.C. broke a school record for September 20 with the erty, OSA, Villanova President, lost In proportion to the number a drive which sent crazy thoughts squirted loose, and Bill Ladewig, sophomore 0iiaii executed drive first downs with 28, and they owe on a beautifully nurses taking has lieen granted an honorary de- of wins and losses of Its athletic dancing through even the most die- who later suffered a broken leg, the softball game, from their own ten to the Villa- most of it to Brendan McCarthy^ it looked as if the day would run gree by St. Joseph's College. teams." hard B.C.er in the stadium. Behind fell on it at the V.U. 15. nova two, where on first and goal whose 168 yards on 34 carries true to with the sophs .»• The degree, conferrred on Sun- Father Flaherty continued that good line contact the 'Cats marched Foley sent McCarthy up the form win- the 15 -play was brought to enabled them to control the ball march ners by a lopsided VOL. 41 NO. 3 UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. OCTOBERS, 1965 day at the annual fall commence- it was his opinion "that if the down field with John Kolmer pick- middle and the big fullback took score. VILLANOVA by McCarthy's fumble. most of the afternoon. its an end Even after ment. Is a Doctorate of Human private college is to maintain ing up the initial her all the way in. Foley, a la they had dropped the first down. but On the bright side for The 'Cats picked up a first, the Wild- toss Letters. Father Flaherty also de- status in the educational com- Bellotti '64, went with the quarterback egg and the three legged race, Now and Brown took cats was the fine Year either no more, and were forced to punt. offensive play of the Playbox Opens livered the commencement munity It Is going to need over, and aided by third option, turned the right corner, and sophs were confident since Doctoral Progrom initiated a down John Schunke Indirect aid (such as B.C. came roaring right back, who caught five the remaining address. direct or pass interference call B.C. suddenly had a 15 point lead. events were the true on Eagle passes for state scholarships) from govern- but failed to score as DiMezza HI yards, and had tests Seventy-five Bachelor degrees halfback Hank Blaha, ran the re- Following the kickoff another of skill and strength. This With Three Art Play ten yard field goal attempt. another taken away when he landed addition to ment." blew a confidence was visually were awarded in vamped 'Cats to a third and one exchange of punts left the Eagles shaken by on out of l)ounds after leaping By Cliemistry Department This was Father's way of With the exception of a 50 yard a grab. triple 19 masters. the B.C. 24. in good field upsets at the hands of the position on the Wild- Satirizing Old West expressing the "Involvement" frosh in the Barry E vangelist Miss Genevieve Blatt, Pennsyl- Bellotti handed off to cat 27. DellaVilla went for passing and punting by Santo mauro 6, vania Secretary of Internal Affairs theme which was so prominent in who shot through then for distance and in the foul shooting. The first doctoral program in the He states: The Villanova Playbox opens the a gaping hole off McCarthy took over, and in was conferred a Doctorate of Civil last June's commencement Since the freshmen had now taken University's history has been es- "The Chemistry Doctoral Pro- 1965-1966 season on Friday, Octo- Intramural Football Begins Law. addresses. five in a row, the word began to tablished this year in the gram is a breakthrough for Villa- ber 8 with James Rosenberg's THE Father Flaherty, president of In addition to pointing out "re- spread that they were on their way Chemistry Department.