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fBSJ VICTORIES OR the I»»sketball court have *ee« recorded by above squad of Aquinas Institute' shown with Coach Basil Marella C*W righ% The hoys «»* town <fn?m left) *WM «3ene Schsmta, Dan O'Brten, Ron Mack, Jerry aiagulre, Tom Morris, Bom Bertch, Mike Gm*. i»reg B r % larry Cortnorton, Jim ipfadier, J*o» HoUeder, B M Napier,/Chuck Thomas, J n i Kelt

BIcDevttt; Managers, Bob Evans and Ray Mahar. Team la pointing for Manilas same oh Feb. 22 and St. Michael's Jayvees on Feb. 23. According to Rev. Cyril Carter, C.S.B., director of athletiw; other fames are in the making. A tourna

ment bid is possible. (Courier Start Photo).

Ifeififtapce file Iminac^laH Highchair Kid program and tosafclQS? *he gtoup'^ first annly«y§ary, a Sports Mgkt Pro-ptoEtklU be predated by theboys on,Feb.'2X a t 8&S^p,jn 1h Circulate ConcepQoh School

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weight Crown." The boys tip the boysjscales 4it 3«st about 40 pounds.

Other nine, bouts mi-.©JaielS^,^^.*? Mittlce vs. Slichajel Mancaley; Donald Corey \ s . Eddie Jotason; Jferry Beildrch vs. Ronald Flan-neryj Bud Horton vs, JJmroy Boyle; Ross Gates vs. Henry

t$on;#Jlart3n Van A'gtkem vs. 'Marasco; Anthony Dt

Bittettbx^vs, Roger Holberton; Robert Slemrt ~v$r Henry Bar-trett; F r a n c M ^ g n t o vs. Donald Capuarfo.

Purpose ol the Hrgjieliair prograra }s not to stonal %oxers of the boy^ât to make• £eriu*enM». of, ttei ISMS ssy.-Tbeif seboof xej tuNt watmfced HMnttsSy anol \hey are; suspended from the organ-Ixatlon tot anyÊjarics lower tlian ^ t o c o n d ^ . i$ 'jcJtargej- of- ticket f o r the

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Mm DiNardo, a jratluate of OUT Lady.of Mercy High School, U the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso ClNtrto. this city.

Active fit utiiversity affairs, Suss DINardo i s a racnib*r of BeR aood Buskin dramjatlc »o-

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Bowling Catholic League

Action In the Catholic Bowling League was reported over the weekend with the keglers rolling their regular Friday night sched* ule and en Sunday rolling: pit a postponed date.

The young and likeable captain of HLtLA-A. No, 2, Don Bran-

•hall of SundajNby rolling three sp an off day.

' Result^ ot^Frlday's/pln-bust' tng were: St. BonJIace No. 2 won five points from Krfjnaculate No. i ; Holy Redeemer No.^won lour from St. George No. I. i f ^ A i . Ne. 1 won/four from HJLA.A. No. 4 while Immaculate No. ^ and Cdrpus Chrlsti each won aireepointsfirorn St George No. x.-'toa S i Boniface No. 1. x Results on. Sunday, Feb. 10, weret St. Boniface No.'!, HJEW. A. No. 1 ana IJRA.A. No. 4 each won four poult* 'from their opponents. Corpus ChristJ, Immac-

No. 2 and Immaculate No, I eadx getting one point H.R. A«A. i?5o, 2 took three points from St^sJohn's. ..

Among the 300 and better bowlers wereKT. Wentis, 200; Vi VeaWis, W , 366 and 209; % Goodleiri, 200; J. Hkuck. 213; B. Bernard, 203, 217; R. Fôs, 20T. 210,218; H. Utter, 255: R son, 20ft and R. Warth, JKB aud 205.

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, - St. Charles HNS League Starting the last third of the

season Universal Liquor five is solidly in first platsrln S t Charles Borromeo H.N.S. League. The leaders took tourpoints from

timfe^ln the College of Btikjnwa ^ * 8 e c o n d 0 * 0 6 Wiaiam»t-»Bv-Santa Clara . . . bers while Donnelley'sApplIances grabbed three points from Dewey Pharmacy to tie for second place.

CBrien'a Jewelers took /our points -from McBride's Grill and Degus * Grapensteter squeezed out three points from Kujawa's Kadfo & %V.

The 200; bowlers this week were E. Mesamer 21^ 217, J. Degus 202 and W. Fess 202.

Standings Universal Liquor Corp. . . . . 73 William's Barber Shop . . . . 61 rtonnelleys Appliances *>.. 61 McBride's* Cfrfa 58 Degus & Grapenstetcr 54}* KUjawa** Rattftr* T.V. . . . . 48% Dewey Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . 32 O'Brien's Jewelers . . . . . . . . 32 •

Jones 168 High lii H.N. League , Auburn r-~ i t Champ Jones

came through wl$v games of 177, 168 and 223 for a 56S total to lead the St. Aloyslus Holy Name Bowling League. Jones sparked Santa Clara to an even break with fheir nemesis, Gonzaga. Bill Dunn was a great help with 545 while. Captain John Donnelly's 500 added pin total.

Father Haftey's 564

II. of P. Earned By Robert Hams

A §2400 full tuition scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania was awarded to Robert Hanss, honor scholar student and athleto of Aquinas Institute by. the U. of P. Alumni Club of Rochester at the Dewey Ave. school yesterday.

Hanss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hanss ojt &l Lodge Drive, S t Salome's Parish, was chosen from a large, number of high school graduates ol the area tor the scholarship. '

The Award is based on jca-demic achievement, extra cifiric-tdar activity, character* person-aUty, good citizenship and out« standing high school recoVd. , Only two, other boys Xrom this' area, Lawrence Holmes of. FjStir. port and William Maloy. another Aquinas Institute graduate; are at the University or* these scholarships sponsored by the Rochester alumni of the Pennsylvania institution. / •

"Outstanding achievement of young Hanss was a factor in his meriting/the scholarship. He Is a member of the St. Thomas C l w vice president of the senior

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dramatics and a finalist in the Nfisston bouts. -,

He will take a pre-medical course a t the University.

Inquiry Open En Ge

Geneva — A second series inquiry classes concerning the

\ Catholic fattb started Friday night ui St. Francis de Sales parish.

• The pastur. Rev. Edward K. Bali announced the opening of the new series.

• Classes will be open to Catholics and non-Catholics and will

|be held in the parish school on Exchange S t . every Friday at

i?:30-p.m. • Discussions will cover the fun-! damental doctrines of the Catho-the faith. I The first series, which opened tlast November, will end next I month. Sessions in this series are held every Wednesday, at- 7:30 p.nx, In the school building.

The Red Cross Naeds Your Help

high singleton of 224 sparked Gonzaga to a four pin victory in the second game, whIie,^Captain Bud Graney's 193 joined with Father Haffey*s 204-helped their i team to win the third game and • an"even break/with the League] flhnrrfnlons. / • 1

last year's football team. He was in the oratorical contest, active

Men's College Lists 'Cherry Hop/ Feb. 21

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Vern fingkney^s 554; Bud Wil-] f o r m a i s c h o o i d a n c e > the "Cherry Thursday. Feb. 21 In Co-

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Paul r. Graney's 22a game and 530 total brought Caniilus back from the brink Of defeat and gained for them a split with Loyola. Nate Navarro's 522 and Captain Joe PuciO's 501 helped tut Canislus.

McQueeney, an up-and-{•omlngv^howlerr led Loyola with 506 whflKtaptain. BUI Bishop's 492 helped o

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