FWD—‘1 - _. l - Friday, September 1954 REGISTER 17, CLOU THE ST. D SIX PAGE Slrike John Gridmen Chairmen ST. John's Univ. Key ST. Injuries Altar Society Player OnIy As" Finigon .Angels’ Conducts Holy Priest Chosen Roster AI I-Star. Make Gagliardi in at Coach John has One of the brighter Game Minneapolis To spots in last week. halt the week’s called heavy scrimmages performances Dick Miller that to Montgomery, of a‘ a was St. John’s gridders in- of Sophomore Dean Hall 190-pound for fullback who at scored- as juries struck six-foot, several A three-inch of the key guard. 190-' South’s in touchdowns Panel NFCCS men. one of Don— and Mrs. Thomas Starting chairmen Ladner Harry has' giving All-Star center, LaRose pounder, Hall been the of" committee and Twenty was‘one basketball team, the game, BUTLER By JACK on scorer Ed supplies: Mrs. altar of Sawyer, regular Bob appointed lin, Jr., in 1953 Aufenthie three backs. veterans and The other cochairmen two and hitter and best a as of shortstop were are the the on LeRoy Finigan James Miss Clara freshman, \ missed Chuck Gruber, presi- altar boys; practice Froehle Thomas Farley, real Pipestone for Jerry of and? Miss Jeanette The by school’s baseball a team. a run the the Philadelphia Athletics was Monarski, Thursday their is Society Holy Daniel and Mrs. Peter because and in of Mickey Mullin, Catholic All-i Altar to minor dent of the operated the money who severe sure Yankees, a see a club make to of member that only Chicago—The Rev. Virgil T. Cole, good lot action this flowers; Mrs. B. C. sprain suffered in of Cloud, the afternoon St. In the Stator from Faribault Bethlehem. Parish, at Angels’ offered Quincy, club an a in season. All-Star league League’s American the O’Neill, O. S. B., 'of St. John’s backfield, Mrs. Cashan, Wednesday. Out for Jack Shea W. J. scrimmage meeting cheer; of the of Eau Another Catholic All-Stater who society’s first gradu- his after sea- Jim contract base- less No this 8. roster year‘. a Claire Goedert, least week will be 6-foot, 5- has shown Mrs. Sylvester tremendous at im- son' University, for line Denny week. reported duty is Collegeville, chaplain college last groups: a start but he chose to ation, than authority ball manager after halfback Bernick inch Freshman historian; Mrs. Francis Frank Barnett of provement at Zimmer, the 180-pound center of Minnesota Region of the the head a first. Named York to New the of respec— Stengel Casey earning Sioux Falls. letter Holzknecht, Cathedral High in last Mrs. Norbert and in Cathedral. from St. Cloud National Federation of Catholic he a season at- Miss Vera the For next two committees tive the for him years, tapped Yankees were college his first of membership; With the position the weak- competi- end College Students, presided dis- year in College Ambrose’s St. The season’s tended Johnnies as honor. open tion. the owing the BquIo squad est to deI cussion leader the panel Gaspar on institution C. J. and Mrs. at SI. Mrs. Ortman play 1a., Collegeville Sept. 18 Davenport, at at on run an of third-baseman regular The three Barnett loss of veterans, national activities adding the feder— Also hope to family wel- at for the C. A. Baumgartner, 2 Hamline, which priests the secular team by some young pm. ball- Philadelphia still-to—jell the being first- groomed for Gagliardi’s ation’s Coach outlook second National Moder- was William Raden, Ro- a the He coming; Mrs. Jays West. knocked off the Middle Honored Ohio 27-0 of be to was in was To men be- promises to Finigan club, line role behind Sopho~ ators’ Conference the practice in the Congress this reserve Am— sewing; at end the St. Mrs. Jacob Meyer, 1953 share at and appearance three-sport sary; man season a theAmer- best in of the 'Gene Walnut Fujan of one come Hotel, week freshmen who Chicago, this of competed Week. more the MIAC that Dinndorf, Chris past mentions Mrs. Peter Mrs. will furnish and brose’s too, crown, A his posmona League ican at Grove Freshman Len Kos of and O.—To honor St. Gas- Dayton, the North-South in All—Star More than Catholic college the opposition. athletic di- Yunker, McLaughlin, 100 Mrs. J. J. Mullins, Moon now flirt- been he has fielder, steady DeLaSalle. dioceses in In- priests from presidents," deans, and his Buttweiler, Sr., faculty Mrs. Paul and State, Kansas par, at rector was all W mark Commercial with the .300 ing year St. will gather Ohio in list diana and Also the injured this moderators in Mrs. Ben attendance. visiting sick; and the there. football mentor were on PRINTING & PUBLICATIONS his rookie this, in Everything in . season. Seminary, Charles’ Carthagena, is Jim ‘ -week Welle, 190-pound Louis Dinn- signed Schroeder and Mrs. finally Finigan In 1948, Held under the of patronage Specialilts Printing in $60,000 the it for Were not; celebrate the 0., Sept, 28, Bemidji. guard from I to Sr., hospitality. bonus— dorf, Yankee contract—no a Cardinal Samuel Stritch, Arch- a ‘5 Refrigeration Carey, Andy AND named bonus player triduum. close solemn of of the Joplin, Mo., reported a Experiments Place and to So'- bishop of Chicago, conference for the Altar the First project Yankee JUBILEE wearing be might Jim Association. 5‘ Air-Conditioning Western Archbishop Karl J. Altar of C Class under the ciety sale _direction the Rt. be of to Veterans in Duol Role: was rummage was a Phila- traded to He spangles. was during six-week stay, Cincinnati will offer the Solemn After Moli- Monsignor in the‘old Rev. Joseph E. Schic- Sept. and 18 17 a * Appliances Harry the in last winter delphia ANNIVERSARY learned and hit .360 he which time Pontifical Mass and Bishop Mich- As the Ph.D., and conference Mrs. I. D. der, director of the Youth Drug Store, with tor season Eddle and Mack Byrd deal. Roy bit without base _second Hamline play Columbus will with Sat- Ready of Department ael J. Mrs. F. H. Fearon of the National next to Getz and a opener co- SALES SERVICE of list out Joost picked his a name down to he sent urday draws Gagliardi has — trouble, Catholic of W elf Conference, BOOKS preach. chairmen. was near, r e a the sackers third dozen of D a Class Kans., been experimenting with Independence, Washington, several D. C. a PFLEPSEN founded J. Laky, St. Gaspar del Bufalo Father John pastor of has it and them, Yankees handed farm, Yankee to dual of his performing K-O-M League veterans For Churches Parishes Club! The Rev. Fintan R. Shoniker, Blood Holy Angels', who addressed the the Precious Fathers in - - be brilliant proved to move. Let a from help plan players Jubilee Book roles. Junior Quarterback for Jim way us make you your some O. B., S. director libraries of invited members of the at canonized last meeting, 1815. He was 111.,‘and SEN of Quincy, TINEL A native leagues classification sent Breckenridge has been Lehman of higher REFRIGERATION Publishing Vincent’s St. College, Latrobe, Co. Altar Society mission for June to 12. a Knights the member of devout all week, Joplin. looking good down to a very run— Pa., national and chaplain of the conducted by Domini- 413 women a E. St. Germain 583), (Council Columbus there of halfback with Senior ning from Johnny Sturm with Played student federation, presided mis- priest Oct. At at 3—10. the Life Long Religious can PIT. Cloud Phone St. col- 5166 1103 this read all who advises Jim half. Westbrook other Don the at the 5-11, all the Right all sessions the two-day of the society will meet- sion, members of way, St. Cloud. Minnesota try—and “always to Brothers By Sister, Two pray— umn the transfer, Jack finished Junior Karnow- pounder ing. 175 sell religious articles. also year up best.” do to your hitting .312, Bi'ainerd, been alter- ski of has Independence, with concluded the A social hour Prior moderators’ the to really con- bear down “You have to Sister Syracuse, N. Y.—When He halfback full- Quincy. between trans- nating and to returned and meeting. Mrs. Otto Bruning and ference, regional chaplains of the be if baseball to want M. Aloysia Mayer of the Third you a on the College, to,strengthen back. In Quincy attempt ferred Paul Buttweiler, Sr., to Mrs. an student held one-day were [Service CHAMPA ED. group a con- admits artic- leaguer,” the Your major Mutual Order St. Francis celebrated of position, Johnnie took latter the also the school, and Franciscan cochairmen of the social hour. Monsignor Schieder. with ference , “but friendly Irishman, ulate and her 50th jubilee here, her two also been running basket- has assistant mentor his duties Prize “500” awarded for Representative to Cloud in St. for as Shoniker, STUDIOS. up Father the Rev. Gerard was theiidea that don’t get brothers in religion can you Lakeville Sophomore Russ Streef— The were pres- time. his ball coach in Mrs. Peter Monorski Mrs. and spare Murphy, J., J. S. chaplain of the things Your slide Life, let by. Firerand other Casualty sent. land, third-string quarterback, Jop- back he to went Baumgartner, C. A. and the next a season York—New Jersey Region, New 0 WEDDINGS spe- important—and really religion is in the fullback slot. sparkling .320 The Very Rev. Ferdinand flashed lin and cial prize Mrs. Norbert went to William a the Rev. J. Murphy, and 0 GROUPS can’t really succeed Insurance at any- you old O.F.M.Conv., the Mayer, Sturm, teacher “Johnny Thielman. line, Cocaptain Jim In the ‘ a national chaplain, average. S. J., past as thing without faith.” 0 CHILDREN managing in St. Anthony-on-the-Hudson who The meeting Altar Yankee star of the who while next Sexton, starred end at was speakers. smiles The towheaded infielder that Seminary, the Very and Rev. first baseman there, Society for Oct. . 5, public and Catholic COMMERCIAL set at gaining both was our was sheepishly but he is admits not him Vincent M. Mayer, 0.F.M.Conv., playing to members and next which time will be All-State JOS. high school honors, has M. KUNKEL new Mrs. Luce Back in Rome year, O CANDIDS adverse ejac- “sneaking in”an to in it- Provincial education Treasurer of the baseball received into action the society. scrimmage both at seen was a ulation whenever he gets two PHONE 76 order, have and 54 63 of recalls. “jumped Ambassador Clare or self,” he But member Rome. his regular tackle end and spot. years one new “Insurance Less" for —- base asking that bat, for at third switched base service respectively. Both have the gun” up to being inducted Junior Jim Tachney, from Litch- Jim into her Boothe Luce returned to post was on Germain 617% St. hit pitch. ' good been Provincials. g school in the rookie Society or Yankee the Altar MIAC the its first after months in the field, the 167-pound in Rome at at two Phone 3684 Ru. SAM-W4 wres- Woolworth’s) (Over They also reported have two She and to meeting. Mrs.‘ Harvey vacation and champion, looks like Catholic College Student spring of-1950 United States tling he nun- was on ST. CLOUD cousins who been religious have ST. CLOUD He-did Wise, t get to who welcomed consultations the State of not the for will have the best his Binghamton. at to and was season A real Quincyite, born and 54 how- 30 York farm, the New by the president. Department. either guard center. play at at years. group career or living there, reared there and still glad be sent and to in the was he attends Quincy College ever, B in the Class Norfolk down to combined physical education-busi- wasting after league Piedmont degree. “The Franciscan Fa- ness bench. The in- the months two thers on conduct the school,” he re- Finigan’s its toll and took activity minded when ask. forgot to us we .260 dismal 1950 “Give them average was a plug.” a his short 99-game for season. Jim first the light of day saw he 1950, Nov. 20, On was _Aug. 19, baptized 1928, and was wound Army and into the drafted in St. Francis’ Church, his still Mo., Wood, Leonard Ft. at up off-season parish. Though St. Spe- the assigned where he to was James is Fini- his patron, name the Sixth branch of Services cial refuses favorites play to gan Playing Division. two Armored when he is praying. “They’re . all 1951 and Jim batted .381 in years, good,” he reminds with faint a time he in which in 1952, .365 of Celtic wit. trace The Ft. in played 140 games. third The of five children of included squad Leonard Wood Clifford and Anna F'inigan of Pirates and the Preston Ward (Jim’s is mother of German ex- the Indians, Smith Al of among traction—hence the light hair and finished second and they others, complexion), the youngster grew Wich- Va., in the Ft. Meyer, to playing all and became sports up THE in 1952. ALL- ita HEW tournament proficient in tried. he every one Nov. discharged Finigan was Jim’s first in supervised play pounds the few 1952, 17, put 2-1'ub on a Famous baseball result of his join- was a reported months and few to next ing the local CYO, Bill where 54W A 5"AIITOMATIC Lake his second rookie at Spindrier' camp Barrett, still directing the EASY organ- play Wales, Fla. When pennant ization’s activities in, Quincy, Bing- Jim started, sent to . was him taught the fundamentals of suffered again, where he hamton the diamond game. before busting six-week slump a At_12 he graduated to was bat at out terror once more as a American Legion junior ball, in doubles leading the loop and style, he and credits Hei- Mark exclusive with Flush-Rinse Power with He finished the 38. up year his legion coach, with polish- nen, the third- with .303 and average a ing his style of play up even base position the Eastern on “Those fine gentlemen two more. all-star Jim’s homer League team. really responsible for were my the Triplets the with two gave on good fortune in eventually mak- play-off clincher that year. ing the majors,” Fini- sums up im- This spring Finigan was Now gan. training pressive spring for at Fill-ond-Rinse In 1946 he graduated from was but finger the Athletics broke a Notre Faucet Dame High School after / a 25 before he and it April was distinguished academic and ath- Provon big- played his first regular letic He the football lulu!" 0 career. was Performonu is league He hitting .306 game. squad’s best ball-carrier, top a Agitator "loll—Ova" this writing. at I _ SPllAlA TON Jim is grateful to.be with the Puerto Rico Governor ACTION As. “I’d be the minors in rid- Pow" or Gets Pope’s Blessing bench if still ing the I in the Flush-limo was Exclusive 0 . 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In ( A nationally known lecturer, he is also member of the ad ' a “so”, - boards of . Catholic colleges in Illinois. various