The Griffin: volume 01, issue 02 - Oct. 13, 1933

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CANISIUS  COLLEGE   BI-WEEKLY    NEWS
Vol. I, No. 2
BUFFALO, N. Y.s OCTOBER 13, 1933
10c per Copy
t Father Holland Appeals To All For Ad-Support
Genet id Student Action
Seen Nece**ary for
Griffin Weliarer
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HERE ARE THE BOYS THEMSELVES
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STtinFNT ACTIVITIES
RESUMED FOR '33-'34
Two   Debating   Societies. "The
Quarterly,"    Evidence Guild,
Commerce  Club  Make Head¬ way
MEMBERSHIP    LARGE
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ta id avad liufe with iheii :-' *ch her- tided speed    A defeated Gt«tseio*vn
ICattD tt a* the fCSUtt.
lis ihe latter jus? 01 ihe ril*! ptnod vthen she held wa* *mtl cmoparai.vrly ;
slry, Cxpt* l\.r£*o«, a vetitahls eel I m% ottense, spun twtt c«d tor nine \ yards I««t hefnte Geastais, on a fake .
PUS*, pjaofied over tackle foi ihe fil*l d«:«vtt,    Rusikh pumied ibi* advan- - M^r by crashing through guard foi a daj^ltng display <>! hjoken field run-
nlnjg for futiv-tvvK* yard* io the Iluya live yard line,
T«u Hnehuck* agaimi the Georgy> town husiie* were ir{*ul*ed and then j Kustkh slioi over a quiet *hort 5^av> | is* Gavin «"lu» sjvd over llse gv-ai line \
-for the only »cur* of the game.    Fhe i
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'ieavv   dltrile began,
Ta-rah-rah-b«m-ti-yay!
Atier ihe Albion iia:.ie The GsiffiN itj&k the Cheering Section io task :or a lack, of n*aniie*tcd College Spirit. Thai the graod w ill was really there and could eoow oai was clear 10 all a: ihe Ha.tiruorr Ciame. BUT ... the old Villa never pc echoed ..tore loudly, twr was a Rghting team iny*vhere ever helier inspired itxKii the stands than la*t Sunday by rhe foil throated r*$P0(ti£ ol the Cheer¬ ing Section and the mellifluous note* ol the C. C Hand. No 1 ¦ i ant Ol rain could dampen Sf ril Such as that:—co.igratula- tiotu.    And keep if up!
The   Canisius   College   Academia opened its activities  for the current year with a meeting on Tuesday, Oct¬ ober 10.   All members of the Fresh¬ man debating society, in good stand¬ ing a: the close of last year, were admitted   as  members  of   the  Aca¬ demia.    Mr.  McGovern. S.I., who    v- succeeds Mr. Keegan, S.J., as moder-/ aior of the society, announced thai';a schedule   of   intercollegiate   debates will be arranged as in the past.    In addition to these inter-collegiate de¬ bates, the society will conduct a ser¬ ies  of  debates  and   lectures  in  the various parishes of the diocese.   The principal question in this series of dis¬ cussions will be the Holy  Father's encyclical on the duties of working men and their employer*, and its re¬ lation to President Roosevelt's Na¬ tional Recovery Administration. The "regular weekly meetings will be held on Tuesday evenings.
An organization meeting of the freshman debating society was held Monday evening, October 9. Mr. Edward Barrett, in a short address,
Spunky ScKithcrners or. Blank End
of 34-0 Score a* Ganffins Romp | oud"nea tne purf^ *f ^P°™n«
\ or the society.    It ts the only organ-
; ization at the College which is lim-
Free
HOPES   JUSTLY    HIGHER    | ited «d^ive!. t0 thc Freshmen. All
  Freshmen are eligible for membership
and are urged to join the society.  It affords many  valuable  opportunities
lerritnry.   Theii  barrage of  passes |
The Griffin that fed so plentifully upon the Albion gridders partook of another hearty repast at the expense of University of Baltimore two weeks ago. The Canisius football Sajuad. >o listless East year, has finally awakened under the spirited prodding of Coach "Hiker" Joy to down their 1^*2 con¬ querors by the lopsided score o: 34-0.
The Blue and Gold team playing besore Hindi of about 2500 started brilliantly by tallying two touch¬ downs in their first seven plays. A Baltimore punt blocked by Jim Bar¬ rett wis recovered by Fricke for the first score.
Johnny   Rybak's   spiralling   punts
and advantages for the student inter¬ ested in public speaking. The officers for the first semester will be elected within the next few weeks.
The Canisius College Quarterly, though handicapped by the loss through graduation of Charles Brady, will again rank high among collegiate publications. Mr. Barrett, S.J., Moderator, assembled the stafi in the Sodality office on September 27 and outlined the work for the year. John Leonard will succeed Charles Brady as editor-in-chief.
The Glee Club began its regular vveekiv meetings on Thursday, Oct-
^ knocked dowru   Their line plays | a*^ Ht" Turgeon* broken fieldrun- j ^ ?   ^ Mf   Hi,g{ns< gj., „
back bv  the remark- \ ™f ^ ^ w«* *« ^««W»  «*
able  defence   play of   tlie  Griffins. = «lJ   *™™Z   P'^*'      Hfre    k>bf
Tht slippery pigskin became a hazard I P1"*1^ &™& !ctt  «**  tor thc
procuising iks accuracy in passing or touchdown.
,. ug A ragged display oi football now
The  third   peri,*d   witiwssed   both! "^ °« ;ht ^\ °} ^ C^iin
leanv* lesorting to punting amid the J^rting players,    hammore. lea by
trenried  ckeriitg  of   the  onlooker* ; W«^f h^r> ti3ok *"?S* 0t
w Iks courageously  vvilfetood  a con- j jj« to*»W to intercept Rybak s pass
tinuoui rain, which ik*vv was a light drtf^le and then a deluge. An ofT- tackle run bv Bradley staited a nit*- mentary Georgetown advance which wa* quickly stemmed by an aroused Canisius team.
'Fhe entrance of the veteran team at this point, however, shattered thc hopes of the Red and Black contin¬ gent as the battering power of the Griffin line prevented a first down.
In   the   second   quarter,   Rustich playing quarterback, swept over from
Geagan**   lusty   plunges  on   fake
passe* produced a first down in the j the four yard line for the third score
'Wniuc^Srav team tmdired I  Hr*t pan of the last quarter. A vision I after making gwd a thirty yard pass
une  and  again and  for  the lest ot «   «•   *  **«   "^   "*<"   ¦   au*:iiu$ to   10,um>" ^ ra>n0r> thc pIucky **'
l the game raged furiously io the
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moderator and Mr. Davenport as conductor. About forty members, in¬ cluding a goodly proportion of fresh¬ men, attended the meeting.
The initial meeting of the Canisius College   Sodality   was   held   in   the chapel at 9:00 a.m.. October 13. The officers for the coming year are: Pre¬ fect, George Smith;   First Assistant, Fd Kloten; Second Assistant, George Lankes; Secretary. LeMoyne Bleich; Treasurer, Leonard Hacker;  Editor of Mariana. Emilio J. Gian;   Busi¬ ness    Manager,    Ed    Healy.    The Catholic Evidence Guild of the So¬ dality met in the sodality office on October   3   under  the   direction  of Father   Bunn,   S.J.     Father   Bunn will organize a class in the methods (Continued on page three)