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University of WindsorScholarship at UWindsorThe Weekly Assumption Collegian Southwestern Ontario Digital Archive9-27-1922The Weekly Assumption Collegian: Vol. 3 No. 11922Assumption CollegeFollow this and additional works at: http://scholar.uwindsor.ca/assumption-collegianPart of the Public History CommonsThis Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Southwestern Ontario Digital Archive at Scholarship at UWindsor. It has been accepted forinclusion in The Weekly Assumption Collegian by an authorized administrator of Scholarship at UWindsor. For more information, please contactscholarship@uwindsor.ca.Recommended CitationAssumption College, "The Weekly Assumption Collegian: Vol. 3 No. 1 1922" (1922). The Weekly Assumption Collegian. 10.http://scholar.uwindsor.ca/assumption-collegian/10VOLUME No.3 Initial 11J:JiE WEE~L Y September 27th.l92,::: ASSUMPTION COLLEGIAN Published by the Studente of Assumption Colleg~. ' . -~ . The St. Franci.s :XaY:i e:.r E0~:·~!:.e:; :(l. J'.;fj :"38:' <Yt" :::>r-c.:t"'-·G-y lJc-' .1 <i. i tr s ,, annual election cf of£icer :: on .St.;_r~la,y 8E~ ~)1~~."!·l: <J:~ )'!->kL The meeti:u.g was presided over by Rev. F.r. NI:<.e;k1 < ·:hd l·r, L 1 ')w.! J:-'5 mccbF·:rs were chose12 to lead the socie·ty. du-,..;:r,..,. · ;- r ·o f .. ...,, •. , J·., ')'Y ·;· ,_, « t· ;/-"'o·'·' ·"nt --~ . ..t. .:... ···- v ... .~v ., _.J . Jv.- .t...t.:-, .. ~ ..... . t -- ..J~ _, ..... u~.-Ken Cook,- Vice PreJident Wilfred 1Tif","r, _1_r:;<utt: _,:Leo Ke:JJ.ey .Sf;c:r.etary Treasurer-- Wal te:t .McKerma ; Sa::.·@·en. t 8 ·;_; A::-mo - Jiomi .D11.l'an.tr OU::r Moderator Fa the:: J\ll"-u.c.:I:lP., rave 8 · sto:r:; add:2ess and after b . ~ r2ef speeches by tbe newly ele011ed ·3xc.cc.!. ·!;:..v6 the me&ting was closed with p rayer. F A C U ·L T Y N 0 ~ E S Father Mayland was a·~-o oin t :;d MaRtur of Novi;ces at the Basilian NovitiatE' in Toront~: 1:1at:ber ''i'l ourde was a})lJOinted to St. Jhomas College , Hous tor-, Te:~:C:is 4 }:1'8. i1he·r l:'o rr~ s tal 2nd Father ·--.... ----·-----Heydon were assigned tbe parish Cl. t AmlHn tburg. · -To fill the pla ce . of' F~rG~ ·McyJ&n, Plourde, and · Forrestal at the College tbis year are Fa th er Coljins apd Fathe r Sheridan. Fath6r .Beuglet fr-om Texas is statio.ned at ·Assumntion Church . . Among the r-ecent Visitor G. at tjJ e cO.:tlege since tbe beginning of the year were .li1a tbgr Benson who .gave Bene die tion in the College Cha,?el on Saturday' Ja.st and ra trl~er H8;y-don who visited us during tbe Eucharistic CongreAs o Father Dorsey who was re~en tl;i ord-::i.ned celebrated the . boyrs Mass last l.lTiday after Vlihicb he ge v~ his blessing. Father Dorsey is an old. student of Assnrn~t~on and ~ncreases by one the long list o·:f Priests who bav6 .. JDJ.rlc., f,:1':}.Lr co;;.Tse here. Just back from Chicat~o a··,c. :r:'~: '>r,l po].n t.s rre st and north whe:re he was eel e bra ting tbe Gal-le~, ;;,;_0::. J. j9 of his or dina ti on to the priesthood Father E, Mur·l:'u.3f ·~ E -) .':.~s d in to t}w College on Tuesday noon. Looking bearti'1r E..ct1 f~·~-; wc:n as ever Jlr " Uurr'1y was g iven a grGat ovation bp the boy 1 a wbo ::.emomber ed his tTubiiee · s~eech here in June. He is on bis way Lack ~o Toronto to take up his many duties there at St.Miohaol 1 s 0ol l Age . · T ( l 1 I i I T l 1 T I l l l l ' ! • • , ... &9•1!.• .. . · ~ ····· , F. BR I CKT,J No rr'IS·J.l. J o 0 r C l'TTCR: ~ e :Sdi tor and :;,Jressman wish t o Cl) loc;i ze for ·tht' ni ss .J l in t c :n -, o Ic ·las U..t""lavoic~able due t e cqui _-'mo.n·l~ • • Page # 2 S P ·O R T S Last week the 'l'ai-Khuns a.nd · tlw ~i'Ja::.· rio:rs engaged in ·a ;football game. It was a spirited gal.lle· and o."rew a good deal of a t trac ti on. as ~: % was th e initial of · the seasono These two teams are p romising ones t.--.· f urnish excellent rna ter·ial fo : ..: our first t;eam s ome t ime ip. the .. future. Tai·-Kuhns were victorio,~s sc.ore 12 :- 0 • · Sund.ay the Tai~Kuhns met and defeated the stront, Crescents of Detro:fto The resultant score was G ~ 0 ·• It was a steady game, a _struggle f:rom beginning to end. The Tai --Klihns neared the o)l:t onen ts goal line close to full t ime and nspud" M'tirphy· carried t he ball through the visitors on-a line:plunge. The Tai-Kubn$ have _started . the seasons well and - have set an objecti~e fo r . the other College teams to aim. for. We e:g:;>ect to see this team afford a go od deal of p leasure and excitement for ·our :foct-ba11 "fans thi s year. More p ower · to them. · · . The College ·first teaPl is ?lanning to o~J:Jo se Hillsdale on Saturtiay. The mater.ial at hand is r ather young and they could- no t be called ·veterans at: the game. However every one who has taken n otice of the workouts is astonish~d at their developments as a football squad. This successs is due to a great e:::::tent to the careful and :Jersi·stent of their capable c oach :Fa the!' Spratt. We n o tfce especial ly the abi1 i ty of _Durand, Zo tt , Hug.he s JSheehan and Jaques. Let everyone do their utmost t o :further the s~ccess of our boys. We are quite confident that Assum~tion will bring home t~e laurels next Saturday. HI NTS FROM OUR SPORTING EDITOR . The garat: be ·tween the soaks · and the Drys wa s a ding-hummer and a B exciting as a n egro ba? tism . . Referee Apple viJaS rotten and .finally had to be canned. Donkey replaced h im, but th e crowd rode him all the time that he was on .the i ce. Fish in the nets for the ~oa,ks, got along swimmingly·, bp.t several drifted by; Ha~r. · the O?)OSing g oalie, ·gat · all tangled up, whenever Mustard made things warm around his end. On the Soaks :forwarq·, Gat ter sli)ped· badly bU. t Spice easily made up :for this. He played : a·;>ep)ey game- the best of the season. Mustard at centre was also bot stuff. Some o.f the wise one.s said Onion was green, but be prBved the b'es t of the bunqh; he put u:p a s tr.ong .game , and his hard bodying soon took the heart out of eabbage. Watch, his ) a rtner 9 .went the whole sixty minutes. For the ~ys, Cigar was going -all the time with lots of smoke but penal t ies k~pt him in the box. He was continually giving some one t he butt end. Hi s team mates played anything but a clean g~me. Forger was sent to the coo~ twice for illegal checks, and Scavenger one of the subs, was responsible ,for a lot of dirt. Jupiter was the star of the contest and shone all the time. Co:rsets was not in his usual :form and could not stay. Som~ of the spectators thought be was tight but the trouble was due to the -awfUl lacing he got from t he O~?osing defense~ Postum and Tooper Oent were the substitutes. . The Omega Ga..mma Chf-c1u'b-rs-to-have i t 1 s fmrst meB :ting for the' term on· ·:'hurs<lay p .m. at 6.45 Belle I,ettres class room. All members p lease be on hand. ·· pp.ge f.~. 3. IT :?r i -Gz ;: ~ u~1T~ S2.'7 s, lSe l f de ce:rDi·a.ation is a rm:c ~i s .-Ie:r 7o;-:i::: \:I.J8.1. ~Ji:;'ed wi·C.b ecu:..., l :;_:>3.r·(.s o f self-con cro l . 2Being :;_:>rc.._.,_c~ of w;J a'c you d i ( ·yes ,··:::::c.a.y i ~ just a way of aon::Ee ss ing; that you. ca:nr ·t~ do . as Yvell t.o - d2.y. . . ·o n i ~het .· t~ings is beaause 3Tbe :· eason some heaGs :neve:;: r_, e , . . ? c =- 1 J O?)OTtu:nity never knocks o~ wood. 4Still every o:ace · in 2. whi .} e ~;ou ~~ 11 6. 2. • acbelor thirty..:..five w£10 coes :'1ot t.ri i:1"k he ·1s a hi ·t·· witt~ ·t".,e J "d ies. 5 ·j~\1e Cv 11 ef., i 2.:;J. Sl'JC 1_1l d be '~; e. ::; 1 c c:1e th1 s ye := :r l 'll "CiJ a Cook at · ti1e helm. C. Ken~~ sa~s he is ~b e flower of his f2~iJ~ - ~ ~ e 31oomi n Idi ot. :St!.ii.:lo Y .ers )}o -:-se co·. ,; - 11:r. H2.:rrl7 "":713i ::~ 1 s Je.?v :i:nf2; ~~.s sun ··:·. fon 2.£ ·~ e~ :: oG;)le ·~.e :r 3s·c to- -~-~?. ke U:) ~ore"vi-c:;:Gus 2c·.ivity -in :su:;:=:.::lo • . 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L ' -. ~  0 ·-~ ~ ,_ 1 ' . -'- . :_ ~ l l LJ ' ~ c .... c • I. i [, ) .! • f· .\. .. ,.,.,. ' ' Zo tt states he do c s not know how m8-:::;. 3r pipefuls of tobacco that Frei t a: smokes in a day bu. t SQgg e s ts c.E3- \J ~ ·r~~·~J :n.1....u~ bo ~. Third year Greek class wishes t ln -~ Hr . I·Ar~c n~y has a quick r ecovc=ry from his roc on t inj"lll 'Y. Fr. Coughlin 11 What kind of j)8)GT ms.kGs "h:; best kite 11 Skee zix T! .F'ly pape:c 11 AN o T cmr: o .,:> _-:.rre :-: . .::·~--....... - ·--· ·- -- ···-- - ·-·-- - ·-He was sent to Coll8go ~0 g~ t &D ?d~ .cati~n. Af e tr f ovr year s this what he had l oar r.e .J.; t he . }c-t ·.:;e: ·~ f c'Z t 1 .1 t sto:'J S: bo-.7 t o 'J :dm·b tho stairs quietly at 3 a.m. '1'1-. .r.J -: :u:--:3. ~ v ~' ::>:-vc ·ta l. p o:;:mlar · :::w.~-'l,; s how to smoke cir,are t ~o s .i.n t h.:; rr..a. :nne ::· o~ ~h e · ~;:!:3i '!r, i t 3.:.; & good Hookey p l ayer cr .. ts mor·e ice t11.?.. n q ~:;.o _;_ l (J O v :-· ;-:: c : n :. e:,:o::;h ~p , ·G hat. cl~. G Lilly of the fj_elrl is a t:L·uly c:,r1rni ·r::. ·o:l::: .c·lc,v .. :. ~. He graduated and wan a g - oat succosJ - ~ s s d - • 1TWd~ . ' Fr. Tighe n Why do you scratch ;','J V.~ t a c. ·1 ,; B.I. Iviu.rp:<' Tl Be cat.l.So I am the Cfl'lS c.c·c. i~ ~ .c1 ·~ kl ~ O v\·:.: , .~ G :. t c hc s 11 Be o:ptom~~stic oven J 0I1ah was al:l. L.a . Fritz Dunne n Saw a witty skiTt t o -d2 y 011 1"ico<J'ward. Charlie Mahony;y TT A witty ·ski:.c t ? Dunne TT Yes - br ev~ ty y ou ·. know i s the ·S0 1J. l of wit . entr al - -Tam· Mahon HEI.LO~ AJ.:e you the-r e ? .812 . Gr- och '? TT No~ Drank one too s oon TT Rod . Van Horn HWe!re in luck. St2,ko today Tom Ryan n Tough Ii'1.ck. ~ W Y E sr C R A C K S He who loafs in Col lege has tho crus t t 6 ~ ~k to~ dauf h. Uany a kid has made a ti goat o:i.' h j.s f 2.th rn . Sun-kist oranges do no .t blister ·~- hough i J •"V ~ ",; J. eas.:..ly . Man must make his way - a woma~1 has h :;r r s . ... .. Feeling s lack ? j1olico sus .... ~·.: md ,):c·s si: Lm ::;. J >ra.c,, ~T'J U up a bi f; . No~ Colgate University is ~10t a Dc-~1 t r.d 'Jo -~1. og.; The oar ly bird go ts th o w9rm - bu. +; ·,; ": .. , u~,~ ~1 i,s tho worms . I ~m a world bC>atGT TT remarked t.ho c . .J net =t s h e p 9 SEocl tho oaTth . • • " • c .. ..... ' • • F-..c . Donovan, ml.'hcre h :: vo I soon youJ: f,... ~ ·1 tcforo .Dw.1.c IdcHillan H Just where you so (~ it nt-: \\' :a thor. l'hero ence was a gir l named Gra0 o . Wh'o se . fa co was a tr oat a~1 i. a j o ~r .At eigh t i n tho eve x:nado U) to' d e -J .:-- :LVO At · eigh t in the mor ~1 - .- oh:_ :Bey. · Some poo]lo quit at five o thorR just gc ~o rno . • ·, . , • Archaeology in Ttaly disc(lv .. ')rod t.r&l.;cs ~ -r a pou 1 t_I':V yc=t.::J. ~OC10 JT .'"lYS e l<l, 1JI • .ro l~,y..;; Ar' ~1"" '- -on .'; ~ a-mo. . 

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