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St. James reigns supremely
(barring an upset by St. John)
after its mauling of St. Mary by a
12-0 score. But coach Bob Cain is
not wearing his crown as yet. It
seems
teams
claim
weeks
ences are to St. Catharine and St.
Christopher. There’s no doubt
that the others have the same
idea but Tony Zaier's and Tom
Morris' boys are in better position
to talk about it. The St. Christo
pher outfit has been danger
ous throughout the season and St.
Catharine is just beginning to fee!
its strength. So it will e a hectic
finish for all concerned. By the
way the St. Christopher, St.
James game has been moved tc
Nov. 3rd.
that there are a couple of
that are out to test his
to supremacy in the last
of the season. The refer-
The St. Jamec-St. Mary- af
fair was a good game. The
teams were very well matched
but the Linden boys, behind tt
excellent play of BOB DELOZIER
and PAT MUNYUN, had the
edge. The scorin'- was done in
the first quarter—e good thing
for St. James, too, because the
very fine line of St. Mary's would
not give at all in the final half.
We must consede to CARL RAU
the credit for having the best
line that we have seen in the
grade School circuit.
St. Mary Magdalene’s team and
the squad from St. Leo’s were in
front at this writing but like the
other loop the standing was simply
a temporary thing. The top teams
are meeting each other in the last
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sure of what the outcome will be.
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This Week’s Games
Thursday, Oct. 30
Aquinas at Columbu*
Columbus
North.
Marion St.
iron.
Mary at Mansfield Mad-
Rosecrans at Malta-Me-
Zanesville
Connelsville.
Columbus St. Mary at Worthington.
Friday, Oct. 31
Columbus St. Charles at Grandview.
Columbus Rosary at Delaware Willis.
Ironton St. Joseph at Portsmouth
Notre Dame.
Saturday, Nov. 1
Roscoe at Dennison St Mary.
Tuscarawas at Dover St. Joseph.
Next Week’s Games
Friday, Nov. 7
Columbus St. Charles v Columbu* St
Mary.
Columbu* Aquinas at Columbu* Lin
den.
Marion St. Mary at Elm Valley.
Dennison St. Mary at Ea»t Sparta
(afternoon)
Saturday, Nov. 8
New Boston at Portsmouth Notre
Dame.
Last Week’s Results
Hamilton Catholic 39, Columbu* St.
Charles 34.
Zanesville Rowersn* 26, Hebron 14.
Columbu* Rotary 6, Columbu* St Mery
6.
Cincinnati Elder 33, Columbu* Aquinas
9.
Carey 12. Marion St. Mary I.
Dennison St. Mary 62, Malvern 6.
Dover St. Joseph 26. Strasburg 6.
Fraxeyburg 21, Newark St. Francis 29
Portsmouth East 41, Portsmouth
ND 7.
laus have had tough breaks in the
games and are both determined to
cause trouble before the season
ends. As for the Visitation Loop—
St. Leo has to play St. Vincent and
St. Patrick—well it’s going to be
fun and interesting.
the
the
As
Coaches set the plans for
annual All Star games at
monthly meeting last week,
in former years, each team will
send one lineman anf two backs
to the team. The star squad will
be coached by the second place
team mentor and wil play the
Champs on their home field.
The souvenir program books will
be used again. The meeting, not
too well attended, had some
lively discussion. Plans wore laid
for a general meeting
coaches association in
her.
of the
Decern-
Head
HERE AND THERE
Coach Tony Zeier and oppos
ing coaches have many words of
praise for the little St. Christopher
end Chuck Nance. They have rea
son to speak well of him In this
day we hear so many of the re
marks about the teams outweigh
ing each other, little Chuck stands
out as a perfect example of "what’s
in a boy.” Chuck weighs only 66
pounds and is in the 7th grade.
Still, he plays regularly on the de
fensive St. Christopher heavy
weight team and all agree that
"nobody” ever gets around him
He really goes for that idea about
the bigger they are the harder they
fall he also uses his head to
carry out the rest of the line—
hut don’t let ’em fall on you
Every now and then a cry will be
heard from one of the teams about
a lack of man power. I«irry Doyle
at St. Thomas has only 15 boys
Frank Wollenfelz at Our Lady
of peace 16, and Pat Macioce
about 14 at St. Vincent, but they
never say a word, they just play
St. Vincent will play its re
maining games on its home field.
The first few were played away.
Even though the basketball
season is far off the plans for the
second annual clinic on Dec. 30 are
being formed The clinic held for
the first time last year was a de
cided success Also, feelers are he
ing sent out about the possibility
of extending the play in the Dioce
san Mission Tournament in March
to other schools in the Diocese.
Many of the grade schools have
basketball teams.
--------_--------- o-------------------
IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE
THE TIMES ADVERTISERS.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952
Only seven Diocesan high
schools will have football dates re
maining after this week-end’s ac
I tion with two schools playing their
last games of 1952. One other—
Newark St. Francis—finished up
last week.
This week’s big game was to
have taken place last night (Thurs
day) at McConnelsville with Zanes
ville Rosecrans shooting for an un
defeated season. The Bishops cop
ped their sixth in row last week,
whipping Hebron 26-14 with Leo
DeDonatis scoring two touchdowns.
Jim DeDonatis and Hank Weigelt
scored one apiece and Weigelt
also chipped in with two conver
sions.
McConnellsville entered last
night’s game with the Bishops
with a 5-2 record.
Grudge Batti*
Columbus Rosary is the other
team closing the books this .veek.
The Crusaders, who have won only
one game all year (12-7 over Mt.
Sterling) travel to Delaware Willis
tonight. Last week, the E. Side
eleven and Columbus St. Mary bat
tled to a "-6 tie in their traditional
grudge battle.
Rosary scored first with Ronnie
Caldwell passing 12 yards to
Frank Eschelman for the score aft
er a 65 yard drive. Mickey McDon
ald tied it up for the Rams in the
final stanza,
march with
plunge.
capping a 98-yard
a two-yard scoring
St. Mary’s
Worthington
League at Worthington last night.
was to have met
of the Mid-Six
Columbus St. Charles travels to
Grandview of the Centr^, Buck
eye League tonight in hopes of get
ting back on the winning path.
Drop Heartbreaker
A heartbreaking last minute loss
to Hamilton Catholic last week
shattered the Cardinal’s hopes of
an undefeated season. With St.
Charles leading 34-32 with one
minute to play, Hamilton’s sensa
tional Claude Chaney slashed 27
yards for the score that brought
the Rams a 39-34 win. It was Chan
ey’s third TD of the game.
Chillicothe Games Listed
Here’s the remaining schedule of
games presented by members of
the Columbus grade school leagues
at the Chillicothe Veterans hos
pital:
Nog. 2—St. Augustine v St. Aloyeiue
Nov. 9—Roeary St. Agatha
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Two Diocesan High Teams Conclude
Season In Weekend Gridiron Action
St. Mary Magdalene's grade school team has been the terror of
the Assumption League of the Columbus CYO circuits so far this
season. The West Side boys, at press time, were undefeated, untied
and unscored upon. They've piled up 98 points while winning four
in a row. Pictured above, are, left to Tight, first row, sitting, P.
Tonti, B. Walcott, T. Havens, R. Murray, R. Orendorff second row,
kneeling, R. Porterfield, P. Quinn, M. McDonald, R. Dusterberg. R.
Geyer, R. Eifert, C. Mental third row, standing, J. Snyder, R.
Reese, L. Wilson, G. Witting, J.
Rev. Ed Hudacek, R. Swain.
Bob Shay tallied three times for
St. Charles, Dick Wroblewski once
and Lee Kletzly once as the Carol
ianr built a 34-26 third quarter
lead and apparent victory. Up un
til the Hamilton affair the Cards’
defense had allowed six previous
opponents only 18 points.
Top Games
Two other top games—Colum
bus Aquinas at Columbus North
aod Marion St- Mary at Mansfield
Madison were scheduled for last
night. Aquinas dropped its sixth
game of the season last week—a
33-0 blankirfg at Cincinnati Elder.
St. Mary dropped a 12-0 decision
to Carey.
Big news in the eastern sector
of the Diocese last week was Den
nison St. Mary’s halfback Johnny
Fantin’s showing against Malvern.
John tallied 33 points on five
touchdowns and three conversions
as the Blue Waves romped 62-0
Rams Romp
Dover St. Joseph also won last
St. James Ace Off For The Races
Hora's Pat Munyon of St. Jarnos off on a 13 yard jaunt as his team whippod St. Mary 12-0 in tha
Presentation League of tha Columbus CYO-grade school loops. The win gave the Linden lads a 4-0
record and a long push toward the league championship. See "the Fifth Quarter" for further details.
CYO Elmentary
League Standings
87
75
•8
39
85
32
45
St. Leo
St. Vineent
St. Thoma* .,
Holy Family
St. Patrick
St. Dominic ...
Our Lady of Peace 0
Christ the King 0
tape, R. Blackburn, T. Eyerman,
13
18
39
43
58
53
53
78
58
Presentation League
St. James 4
St. Mary 4
St. Catherine
Immaculate Conception _2
St. Christopher 3
St. John 1
Corpus Christi 1
Our l.ady of Victory
Sacred Heart__________
2
2
3
4
Assumption League
98
7#
52
46
32
19
19
13
7
Mary Magdalene
Agatha
8t.
St.
Holy Name
St. Ladislaus
St. F-anct*
Holy RoMry
St. Augustin*
St. Aloysius
St. Peter
....................... 6
37
45
32
51
33
52
85
2
2
2
3
2
3
Visitation League
.4 0
.3 0
Last Week's Scores
St. Thoma* 14. Our Lady of Peace 7.
Holy Family 34, St. Dominic 6.
St. Mary Magdalene 20, St. Aloyaiua 9.
St. Agatha 12. St. Augustine 7.
St. Ladislaus 19, Holy Rosary 6.
St Ladialau* 19. Hob Name 6.
Holy Name 19, St. French 13.
St. Jernes 12. St. Mary Magdalene 0.
St. Catherine 24. Cornu* Christi 6.
St. Christopher 20, Our Lady of Victory
-------------------O-------------------------
Reserves Look Good
Rosary’s Reserves have dropped
only one game this season, 13-0
loss to Linden McKinley. Included
in the victories is a 6-0 shutout of
St. Charles’ JV’s.
-----------------o
Slate Tournament
A doubles handicap bowling
tourament, sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus, is slated for
Nov. 16 to 23 at Old Trail and K.
of C. alleys.
week, the Ramblers blanking Stras-,
burg 26-0. Jerry Campo tallied
twice, Ralph McIntyre once and
Don Yosick once as the Rams scor
ed in each quarter. St. Joseph will
meet undefeated Tuscarawas ,'at
urday.
Newark St. Francis ended its
six-man grid season on a sour note
last week, with a 21-20 defeat at
the hands of Frazeysburg. The win
avenged a previous 44-6 Newark
win over the same team. Newark
thus ended the season with a 2-5
record.
-------------------o------------------
Crusader Is Iron Man
Ted Luke, Columbus Rosary’s
football and basketball star has
really been a standout on the grid
this year. 6’ 4” Ted, a target for
mo, of the Crusaders’ passes, play
ed all but five minutes of Rosary’s
first four games.
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