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MT. VERNON— Ralph Hinger,
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non St. Vincent high school, for
the past two years, left for his
native Chicago last week where he
accepted a position as a coach and
counsellor at a large community
center.
Hinger coached the 1951 and
1952 Blue Streaks squads to a 36
-won, 13-lost record. He took over
his new job Sept 1.
Another Chicagoan and a cousin
of Hinger is succeeding him as
coach at the Mt. Vernon school.
He is Jack Hogan who graduated
this June from St. Benedict col
lege. Atchison. Kan where he
starred in basketball and baseball.
The 21 year old Hogan, a recent
bridegroom, will be starting his
first season in coaching He ar
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Aquinas At Delaware,
St. Charles At South
Five of the ten football-playing high schools in the Columbus Di
ocese will unwrap their 1952 gridiron campaigns tonight by partici
pating in preview games throughout Central Ohio. But next week
will be the big week when all ten s
in regulation 32 minute games.
Columbus Aquinas will travel
to Delaware tonight for the four
team preview at Willis field. Other
teams participating besides the
Terriers and the host team are Co
lumbus Central and Linden McKin
ley.
Pairings have already been an
nounced, with Willis tangling with
Linden at 8 p. m. and Aquinas
meeting Central in the second tilt.
After .ntermission the two losers
will clash followed by a fourth
quarter between the two first-half
winners.
16 Minutes Time
Under Ohio High School Athletic
Association rules, each team par
ticipating in previews is allowed
to play two eight-minute quarters.
Last year, in a similar eye-open
er with the same teams, Aquinas
edged Linden 6-0 but was trounced
ly Delaware which went on to
win the Centra! Buckeye League
championship—18-7.
The Mt. Vernon avenue tea n
will run into a real tcughie ”i its
official opener a we k from to
night when Zanesville Lash is n.et
at Municipal Stadium in Zanes
ville. The Blue Devils are defend
ing Central Ohio League champs.
Cards at South
Columbus St. Charles will in
augurate 11 straight weeks of grid
action tonight by playing in the
annual carnival at Columbus South
field. The Cardinals will meet
South and Columbus East in two
quarters, hut times have not as yet
been announced. Fourth team in
volved is Bexley, with whom St.
Charles plays in its official opener
next Friday night.
Last year’s results found the E.
Broad streeters edging East 6-0 and
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1952
5 High School Teams See
Preview Action Tonight
chools officially ring'up the curtain
losing to South by the same score.
They surprised Bexley 13-0 their
opener.
Coach Ray Robbins’ Merion St.
Mery squad will participate in a
six-team preview at Fostoria to
night, meeting Fostoria St. Wen
delin in two eight-minute periods.
The Irish travel to Mt. Gilead next
Friday for their lid-lifter. They
were victorious over the same
team last season by a 34-0 count.
Bishops Meet Philo
Zanesville Rosecrans will begin
its second season of football to
night by tangling with Philo at 10
p. m. in the fourth annual Football
Olympia at Zanesville Municipal
Stadium. Altogether. 14 teams will
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Letters to pastors heralding
have already left the office of the
Rev Richard F. Dodd. Director of
Elementary School athletics Weigh
ing in dates tor teams have been
set for Sept 18-23 w ith lust games
slated for the week of Sept. 22 26.
As usual, the season will again cul
minate in the yearly Thanksgiving
Day All-Star games.
According to Fr. Dodd, who suc
ceeded the Very Rev. Msgr. George
O. Mason as head of the program
list year, three leagues will again
be operated with the weight limit
for participants set at 120 lbs.
Six teams will be out to defend
titles in the three leagues. They
are Immaculate Conception in the
Heavyweight League Holy Family,
Middleweight and St. Janies the
Less, St. Dominic and St. Agatha
(co-champs) in the Lightweight
loop.
Last year, 524 boys from 26
schools took part in the football
program. The number is expected
to be increased in 1952 with the
entry of teams from several parish
es which did not participate last
year.
A popular feature inaugurated
in 1950 the weekly ‘spotlight”
game played by two members of
the leagues at the Chillicothe Vet
erans Hospital for the enjoyment
of the patients will be continued
this year Schedule for the 1952
games at the hospital will be an
nounced soon, according to Father
Dcdd.
Besides football, other activities
on the elementary school level for
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at 7:30 p. m.
The Bishops play W. Lafayette
next Friday, a team they blanked
14-0 in ’51.
Portsmouth Notre Dame will take
part in the Southern Ohio Confer
ence preview tonight in Municipal
Stadium, Portsmouth meeting W.
Portsmouth Washington in a 16
minute half
The Titans tangle with Wheel
ersburg in their eye-opener next
Saturday, a squad they blasted 26-0
last year.
Next Week's Slate
The five remaining Diocesan
high schools wait 'till next week
for their first taste of action. Here
is the schedule with last year’s re
sults. if the teams met in '51.
Sept. 12
Columbus Rosary at Circleville
(Rosary 6. Circleville 0).
Columbus St Mary at Delaware
(Delaware 36. St. Mary 0).
Dover St. Joseph at Brewster.
Sept. 13
Lima St. Rose at Dennison St.
Mary.
Kirkersville at Newark St. Fran
cis.
Columbus Grade School Gridders Hit Hard
Action like the above will be a common sight on sandlots throughout the city less than a month
from now when boys from over 26 Catholic grade schools begin regular league action in the elementary
football loops. The boys have already begun practicing for the first games, slated for the week of
Sept. 22-26. The above photo was snapped in last year's Our Lady of Victory-St. Mary Magdalene battle.
Elementary School Footballers
Inaugurate Practice Sessions
The 26th annual CYO grade school athletic program in Colum
bus termed "one of the finest of its kind in the United States” by
First and Ten magazine gets another year unofficially underway
next week when boys from over 26 schools begin preparations for the
’52 football season.
the last approach of the season
the ’52’53 school year will include
Basketball, baseball, swimming and
track for boys and basketball and
softball for girls.
The grade school athletic pro
gram in Columbus was organized
io 1926 by Monsignor John Mur
phy superintendent of schools,
and for ten years was directed by
William H. (Bill) McGrath. When
Rosecrans Players
Star hi Tourney
.ZANESVILLE Three mem
bers of last year’s Zanesville Rose
crans baseball team—who also star
on the gridiron for the Bishops—
were among the individual batting
leaders in the recent All-American
Amateur Baseball Association
tournament in Johnstown, Pa.
They were members of the Zanes
ville Legion team which competed
in the tourney.
They are Tom Brandish who hit
.385 and Gene Nangel and Hank
Weigelt who batted .333 each. Ail
three are first team members of
the Rosecrans football team, Nan
gle at quarterback. Weigelt at half
back. and Brandish at left end
The Zanesville Legion team was
eliminated early in the tourney.
DUBUQUE. Iowa (NC) —The
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St. Bernard Seminary in the Du
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the top. The goal set when the
drive started last November was
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the latter resigned to enter private
business, Msgr. Mason took over
and developed the program as it
exists today. He is now pastor of
St. Joseph's church. Circleville.
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Dick Gunder
Dick Gunder, a Marion St. Mary
basketball standout for the past
three years, has been granted a
four year basketball scholarship
He will receive a standard South
eastern Conference athletic scolar
ship which includes room, board,
tuition, books and fees. He will
major in business.
Gunder. who graduated from St.
Mary in June, climaxed an -out
standing athletic career for the
Irish last year by leading the hard
court team to a 21-2 record and the
Central Catholic League champion
ship He tallied 452 points, an
average oi 19.7 per game.
Gunder’s fine record brought
state-wide recognition and he was
named on several All-Ohio squads
by press associations and news
papers. He was also named to the
All-Diocesan team selected by the
Catholic Times.
Gunder, who also played football
for three years at St. Mary, will
enter Alabama for the fall term.
He is being counted on heavily by
cage coach Johnny Dee.
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