Spring
The stars are fading in the morning sky.
The East is touched with tints of golden hue,
The moon sails swiftly to her western home,
The fleecy clouds float in a sea of blue.
The dew-kissed flowers lift their sleepy heads
And greet the dawn by…
Midget Baseball, 1918
William Hauer................c.
James Murphy................p.
Paul Kelly................1b.
Howard O'Neil................2b.
Daniel Keeler................3b.
Albert Van Camp................ss.
Leo Hess................lf.
Ralph…
Junior Baseball
"Our rivals are big,
While we are small,
But the bigger they are
The harder they fall."
WHETHER Demosthenes or Milton or Bob Fitzsimmons made
that remark we do not know, but whoever it was "said a
mouthful." The spirit of the Juniors…
he was longing for it as he had never longed for anything before. The
"team was battling for the championship without the aid of Tony; he had
watched every game with an unsophisticated air. To-day the final game
of the season was to be played.
As the…
The Run That Was Not
JOY reigned supreme amongst the Jazzville nine and its rooters, with the exception of one—namely, Tony Wayne, after
the final game of the world's series had been won. Instead
of being overwhelmed with enthusiasm on account of…
"St. Ambrose Won"
YES, INDEED! Won the state championship and Hawkeye
Conference title in 1917, and besides being on the high road
to duplicate this year, expects to add the Mid-West Catholic title to her collection. For although the season is…
