Sunday, March 14, 1948 THE OBSERVER EDITION OF OUR SUNDAY VISITOR News Section--Page IIA
._.. LI*-_L l~]of the season. But fortune was
m nlgn II Itagainst them when the host team
Ji ,dk~ iJfound four more counters to take
p ..... a-i___ pJ__,, ~l , • It --B~[~'~ Itthe victory. Final score 47-43.
l~Si~lli IIMI IUy |l .~ Ill_ .4i' p~u~ew IJ In their final session of the sea-
- Jl ~kllJJ ~[~lJ ~ ][son. St. Mary's tangled with Mc-
l"k'*e Wm~J~=.Jl~m~ ]l ~Jl ~jw |[Henry at Woodstock. But even
[||[~ YTl#IsNt. =-HSU II • !" . .. llthough the Saints counted 19 free
__ J| m me |lthrows out of 28 attempts, the
II z~,a J] McHenry boys were connecting
~Rockford--Thursday, Friday and[| Ihnr~c~n I I from all corners. Final outcome:
~nda March 11 12 n" :4 til ~av~,-=ww lIMcHenry 68 St Mary's 45. Stol-
""~un y, , a u I , a ' ". :
8 ..... ~l ~, _ J]zke had 15 whale Gibbs had 12
p.m. eaen eve,,ng ,he annuaill Atan [land Taylor 11 for Woodstock.
spring production of Muldoon High II ,,V,,gw J.~lliJsllU II
school will be presented in the l J J[ Aquin's Bulldogs tore up Ga-
school auditorium with "The Eyes I I lena's defense and offense in the
-. ~_:.~. ,, ~.. a,:-_ ~,_..~^iJ _-~J l Freeport regional to come out on
UL ~ltllp uy .wllllla LVI~t~II~IU ~IIU [
Lena Eggleston selected for thisI
year's vehicle, t
Preceding the play, the Muldoon I
vested choir will offer Cain's Holy
Lord God"; Tchaikowsky's "The
Nightingale"; Debussy's "Clair de
Lune" and "Sing Again," by Pro-
theroe-Cain. The Muldoon High
school band will play several se-
lections, including Lake's "The
Golden Century"; Franck-Harvey's
"Panis Angelicus"; Ponchielli-
Fall's "Dance of the Hours";
Tchaikowsky-Chenette's "Andante
Cantabile" and Safranek's "Atlan-
tis."
Leading roles in the dual casts
will be portrayed in Laura Marl-
nailS and Patricia Fox as Lady An-
tonia; Mary Ann Cash and Mary
Ann Lazzerini as Magdalene; Jo-
anne Uzabel and Colleen Donahue
as Veta, Antonia's slave; Margaret
Castrogiovanni and Faye Warnes
as the Mother of Jesus.
In the supporting cast will be
Mary Catherine Miller, Frances
Green, Patricia Martin, Joanne
Ollman, Peggy Van Cura, Theresa
Bruscato, Joan Jackson and Carlo
Manalli.
"The Eyes of Faith" is set in
Jerusalem during the Passover.
Lady Antonia comes there hoping
to find a man who will cure her
blindness. She is disappointed
when she learns that He is dead
but is assured by Magdalene that
on the third day He will rise
again.
Fired by the thought o~, His
esurrection, Antonia remains and
the interval learns 'about
On the third day she
follows the women to the tomb
where they meet Mary who tells
them that Christ is risen. The
women, thinking Mary is crazed
with grief, do not believe her. An-
tonia does, frees her slave and
asks Magdalene to take her to the
risen Christ.
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played at the Coliseum in Rock-
ford on March 13 may be found
on the front page of The Observer.
Marmion rates high spot among
the high school teams of the dip-
a lone bucket while they bounced
out 26 points in the third. Coach
Tom Kienle installed the second
string who matched 11 to the Pi-
rates 10 in the final stanza.
No one knew till the final whistle
just how the Aquin-Stockton game
cese as they have advanced to the would turn out. Ending the first
sectional to take place in Joliet. quarter Aquin had a 12-7 margin.
In the final of the regional atAt the half it was 20-16 Aquin.
West Aurora, Marmion Cadets In the third period it was "me
staged a brilliant shooting act to lead--you lead--tie." With the
defeat the host team 54-40 and win
:the regional title. Led by Prisco count in Stockton's favor 32-31,
the Blackhawks stalled out the
who made 9 baskets in 10 attempts, minute and a half that remained
the Cadets dropped in 21 buckets
out of 48 attempts to make a .438 to make that score final.
St. Thomas'-~-as pitted against
average.
Box score:
Marmion(54) ]West Aurora (40) a powerful East high team in the
B F B F regional at East Rockford. Catch-
Prisco f 9 1 Essigg, f 4 3 ing the lead in the first quarter,
Hayes. f 7 2 Bievcr, f 5 2
Neubauer. e 8 2 Ellis, e 4 Z the Rabs held it all the way. The
Zansell, 82 2 Strong, • 2 Z jTommies showed good ball-hand-
Dunn, g 0 6 McClasky, • 0 0 ~ling and a fighting spirit but
Saris, • o 0 Wyatt. g 0 2
Totals 2t12J Totals 15lo t could not keep up with the Rabs.
Marmion .................... 10 27 40--57 Final score 68-36,
West Aurora ................ 5 17 25--40
Marmion enters the sectional St. Joseph's eighth grade cag-
with a record of 21 victories ere captured the crown of the El-
against 2 defeats and a winning
streak of 9 games. The Cadets
meet Forces,, champions of the
Vermillion Valley conference, in
their first game at Joliet.
Opening at the regional with a
41-38 victory over Wheaton, Mar-
mion then edged out Batavia in
the only close game of the tourna-
ment 47-46 to put the Cadets in
the regional finals against West
Aurora.
In the opening game of the re-
gional tournament at Dixon, Coach
Don Hennessy's Community cag-
erE captured a win over Rock Falls
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gin Catholic grade school tourna-
ment
held in St. Mary's gym last
week by stopping St. Mary's boys I
1-7-13. In Aurora, St. Mary's won
I
the championship of Aurora Cath-
olic grade school tournament by
defeating St. Nicholas 33-24. At
Rockford, St. Patrick's defeated
St. Mary's 35-17 for the parochial
league title. ------
In "Y" Industrial league play
at Freeport, Krogull's five, finish-
ing the game with but two men on
the floor, overran Dakota 35-33.
That same evening Shannon beat
the Knights of Columbus 49-24.
by a score of 36-32. Starck led
in counters with 12 while Yell and l Last Sunday, the Rockford
Wahl tied for second with 8. En-IKnights of Columbus defeated V
tering the semi-fi~als, the Comets]FW 46-39.
found the Dixon Dukes too much
for them and lost by a score 54-' AURORA PARISH LEAGUR
49. The first quarter ended with Final Second Round ~t~ndingl
the score tied at 12 all. At the ..Team • ~ L ~ ~9~
.r1Oly Angels ..........
half, Community had a one point st. Nicholas .......... 4 2 267 234
lead. The Dixon men then went
out in front in the third and kept
the lead which they held when the
whistle blew.
Fifteen basketball teams have
been organized among the girls of
the physical education department
at Community. Every girl in the
gym classes takes part in the in-
tramural games which are held an-
nually at the school.
At the Elgi-~-~regional, the St.
Edward's Five matching Arlington
Heights, allowed their opponents
i five free throws but no fiekl goals
in the first quarter, they them-
selves taking 13 markers. In the
second period the Elgin men out-
scored the Arlington eagers 13-8.
Coming baek in the third canto,
Arlington grabbed 11 to St. Ed's
8. Although the lead changed
hands in the fourth, St. Edward's
Sacred Heart ........ 4 2 250 232
Good Counsel ........ 3 3 216 230
St. Michael's .......... 3 $ 247 234
St. Joseph's ............ I 5 222 261
Annunciation ........ 0 6 187 357
Rockford parochial league final
standings:
St.Patrick's ................... 12
St.Mary's ..................... 12 2
et.Stanislau ................. I0 4
St.Anthony's ................ :.I0 4
St. 1~1W aed" S ................. 4 lO
St. Peter's ....................... 8 It
St. James .......................... S 11
St. Peter & Paul ............ Z 12
Freeport parochial league final
standings: W L
St.Vincent'~ ..................... ~ O
St.Thomas Aquinas .......... 4 2
St.Mary's ................................ 2
4
St.Joseph's ............................ 0 S
Some recent scores in grade
school play:
EIGHTH GRADE AT ELGIN
~t. Mary's 27 ; Ramblers 12.
Wing 1~: St. Joseph's 12.
St. Laurence 13 ; Franklin 29.
AT ROCHELLE
St. Patrick's (lights) 12; St. Maryts,
Freeport. (li•ht~) 10.
St. Mary's. Freeport (heavies) 40 ; St.
Patriek's {heavies) 18.
St. Patrick's 27 ; St. Anne's, Amboy 25.
AT STERLING
St. Mary's (li•ht~) 22 ; St. Vincent's
(li•ht~) I$.
St. Mary's (heavies 20: St. Vincent's
(heavte~) 19.
AT FREEPORT
St. Vincent's 46 : St. Mary's 20.
Canada Diocese Will Launch
Campaign For Family Rosary
London, Ont., March 8---(NC)--
came out with a victory 49-40.
Box score:
St. Edward (49) Arl. Heights (40)
Paul f" Zb ft pt b ft pf
5 2 Schaeffer f
i Alters © • 0 5 Meyer t 0 0
0
:Bon.ike • 0 | 1TRoche f ! 0 2:
Chapin • -q4 S Helmsoth • l I8
2
Wells • l 2 6 Dr~ser • O. 01
Lullie a 0 0 ltRobinson •0 I 4
ISeckman • 1 0 4
Ber~ehet • O 0 2
Totals 17 "i5 18 Totals 15 10 19
St. Edward .................... 13 26 $2--49
Arlin•ton Hei•hta ........ 5 13 24--40
In the first intracity contest in
27 years, St. Edward's met Elgin
high school but found the going
too tough as they came out on the
short end of a 51-25 decision. El-Bishop J. T. Kidd of London, pre-
gin's height and speed reigned su-]sided over a gathering of clergy
}came in spite of St. Ed's fighting I and laity of London diocese to plan
spirit all the way to the final gun. for the introduction of the prac-
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Outfighting the Hebron lads till[Catholic home. The London Dip-
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