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Weekend Grid Schedule
Spiced by two traditional “grudge battles”—Dennison St.
Mary at Dover St. Joseph and Columbus St. Charles vs Colum
bus St. Mary—this weekend’s football card will mark the
closing of the season for all but two Diocesan teams.
St. Mary’s Ramblers will be decided underdogs when they
try to derail St. Charles’ high-flying Cardinals Saturday night
at Central field. The Cards re
bounded magnificently from their
first loss at the hands of Hamil
ton Catholic and plastered Grand
view 34-0 last week.
It marked St. Charles' fifth
shutout of the season and upheld
its overwhelming supremacy ov
er Columbus City and Central
Buckeye League teams. In four
games against representatives of
these .loops, the Carolians ar*
unscored upon. They've piled up
57 points against City League
squads and 60 against CBL clubs.
Fullback Jack Baumann almost
personally accounted for the win
over Grandview. He tallied four
TD’s to bring his season’s total to
54 points. Mike Grannan scored the
other, bringing his total to 68, Mike
Colley added three conversions,
Bob Shay the other on a run.
St. Mary dropped its sixth de
cision in eight games last week, a
386 trouncing by Worthington.
John Casey tallied the sole Ram
TD.
St. Charles and St. Mary are the
only Diocesan teams having grid
dates remaining after this week.
The Cards meet Upper Arlington’s
probable Central Buckeye League
champs Nov. 14 while the Rams
host Springfield Catholic the same
evening.
Dover St. Joseph'* Ramblers
will be out to gain permanent
possession of the Knight* of Co
lumbus trophy when they host
Dennison St. Mary tomorrow
night. The trophy, awarded by
the Dover, New Philadelphia
and Dennison K. of C. lodges,
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goes to th* teem winning three
straight games.
This year’s game will lack much
of the lustre of last year’s battle
when both Dover and Dennison
Perfect Record
ZANESVILLE—A 33-6 victory
over McConnelsville last week
gave Rosecrans high school here
an undefeated season in its sec
ond year of football.
The Bishops, coached by Dick
Mattingly, rolled over seven
straight opponents, piling on
234 points to 53 for the opposi
tion. They whipped W. Lafay
ette, 45-6 Marion St. Mary 18
13 Gloust*r, 39-6 Ohio Deaf,
33-0 Newcomerstown, 40-14
H*bron, 26-14 and McConnels
ville, 33-6.
Last week's victory was
sparked by Joe Allwine who
scored two TD's. Leo De Donat
is. Gene Nagle and Hank Weigelt
scored one apiece and Wei^alt
kicked the three extra points.
Last season, in their first
year in eleven man football, the
Bishops finished with a 2-4 rec
ord,
went into the game undefeated ant
untied. St. Joseph copped that ont
26-7. The Ramblers also won ir
1950.
Dennison, which has won five ol
eight games this year, will go intc
the favorites role in tomorrows
battle. Led by Johnny Fantin’s
four touchdowns, the Blue Waves
trampled Roscoe 65-0 last week.
The week before, Fantin ran up
five TD's as St. Mary walloped Mai
vern 62 0.
All told, Fantin has rung up 21
touchdowns and 14 extra points for
a total of 140 points thi year. He’s
a good bet for All-State honors.
St. Joseph's has won three of
seven games, the latest a 26-0
victory over Strasburg two weeks
ago. Last week the Rams fell be
fore unbeaten Tuscarawas 19-6
with Terry Capotiella tallying
their lone TD. Tomorrow's gam*
will conclude the season for both
Dennison and Dover.
Other closers this week send Co
lumbus Aquinas to Columbus Lin
den McKinley, Marion St Mary to
Elm Valley both tonight and
New Boston to Portsmouth Notre
Dame tomorrow night.
Aquinas will be after its third
City League win in its game with
Linden The affair will also pro
vide a source of comparison be
tween the Terriers and St. Charles.
The Cards bested Linden 51-0 ear
lier in the season.
Backfielder Jack Wihl led
Aquinas to victory last week, tal
lying three TD's in a 20-0 romp
over Columbus North. Melchiorre
added two conversions.
Marion St. Mary will be favored
to end its season on a happy note
tonight although the Irish showed
little in falling before Mansfield
Madison 40-14 last week Butch
Merchant scored both Irish touch
downs with Dave Smith adding the
conversions.
Portsmouth ND will seek its
third win of the season in its closer
with New Boston tomorrow. Colum
bus Rosary finished last week,
dropping its sixth decision. 39-7, to
Delaware Willis.
Double Count
Although Cleveland’s John Car
roll university won only one of its
first four football games, the Blue
Streaks more than doubled the
first down count of their oppon
ents.
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952
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This Week’s Games
Friday, Nov. 7
Columbu* Aquinas at Columbu* Lin
den
Marion St. Mary at Elm Valley
Saturday, Nov. 8
Columbu* St. Charlee Columbus
St. Mary (at Central)
New Boston at Portsmouth Notre
Dame
Dennison St. Mary at Dover
Joseph
Last Week's Results
Columbus 34,
St. Charles 34, Grand-
Columbus
Aquinas 30. olumbpa
North 0.
Zaneaville
ville 6.
Rosecrans 33. MeConnela-
Worthington -IS. Columbus Kt. Mary
*.
Delaware
Wilh* 39. Columbu* Rosary
Mansfield
Madtaon 40. Marinn St. I
St. Mary 65, Roscoe 0.
s 19, Dover St. Joseph
Dennison
Tu sears w
GYO Elementary
League Standings
Presentation League
n
5
St.
St.
Mary
127
100
75
05
52
05
59
Si. Christopher
Immaculate Conception
Corpus Christi
St. John
Sacred Heart
Our Lady of Vletory
2
2
6
n 5
League
Assumption
Ml Agatha
St.. Marv Magdalene
St Ladinlaus
105
2
2
2
1
as
is
105
Visitation League
___ _______ s e
H5
2
2
75
70
71
40
57
12
Last Week's Scores
St atherine 27, St. John 13.
St. James 40, St. John 13
Corpus Christi 21. Our Ladv of Virtorv 0
St. Mary 25 Immaculate onreption 13.
st Vuguattne 7, St. Mary Magdalena
Holy Rosary 19. St. Aloyaiu* 12.
St. Agatha 14. Holy Name 7.
St Ladi*lau« 20. St. Peter 12
SI- Lao 20. St. Thoma* 0.
St Vincent 41. Holy Family 0
Our Lady of Peace 7. Chriat the ktn 0.
This Seoul
Sure Needed
A Compass
Sometimes even scout* get
lost.
Springfield Catholic Central
high school is slated to m«et
Columbus St. Mary next Friday
in Columbus.
Mary played
th* Cardinal's
of Columbus.
Last week, St.
Worthington on
field just north
A few miles south same
night, same time Columbus
Aquinas (which conclude* its
season next Friday against
Linden) was playing Columbus
North.
So what? you gue*Md it.
Outside the North stadium was
a ear bearing th* inscription
"Central Catholic High
Springfield"
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School,
We imagine tt ore's
few very red faces in
field this week.
Spring
Vie For Visitation League Championship
Shown above is the St. Leo grade school squad which yesterday (Thursday)) met St. Vincent for
the Visitation League championship. Going into yesterday's game, the South End youngsters had won
all five games without defeat and had rolled up 115 points while holding the opposition scoreless.
Members of the team—which is coached by the veteran Charlie Kaiser—are, first row, 'eft to right:
Gary Nicholson, Donald Butts, Mike Francisco, Jimmy Grate row two: Jerry Dempsey, Bob Duckworth,
Paul Baumann. John Baumann. Tom Smith, Richard Hanf row three: James Goulding, Philip Wacht
ler, Bill Eberts, Bill Miller, John Wachinger, Kenny Kerscher, Billy Turner, John Hartley row four:
Jim Dempsey, Paul Walker, Ted Seckinger, John Moskus, Jack Francisco.
The
Fifth
uarter
st.
Next Week’s Games
Friday, Nov. 14
Columbu* St. Charlee at Upper Ar
lington
Springfield Catholic v Columbus
Mary (at Jone* Field, Obetr)
St.
One of our predictions came
true last week when St. Augustine
held powerful St Mary Magda
lene’s to a 7-7 tie. The Linden
lads, coached by Jack White, were
having a lot of tough breaks this
year and they simply had to come
through.
As a result the league standing
at this writing found St. Agatha
in sole possession of first place
The Upper Arlington boys, behind
the fancy running of Buddy De
Mary (maybe some of the old
timers remember Daddy Chester
who was a big gun at Our Lady of
Victory years back) squeaked by
a big Holy Name team in a fast
and furious game Buddy did a
couple ol reverse runs that went
for yardage and how and then
his mates went over for the scores.
Holy Name scored its touch
down with two minutes to go in
the last quarter on a screen pass
from a spread that sent Backfield
er Dick Downey about 50 yards.
But end is not yet here—St Mary
Magdaleno s team is bristling and
determined to come back. Also St.
Agatha meets St Francis this
week before coming up against the
west aiders the following week.
There's ell kind of fun fakir,
place on the grade school scene
thi* week. The St. Leo-St. Vin
cent fracas will probably deter
mine the League Champs. St.
James and St Catharine are al
so working out the final stand
ings in their league. The former
game pits two teams that are
fairly evenly matched. IF* good
to see St. Vincent going strong
for it only has a few boys—and
it's also equally good to see St.
Leo on top, one of the old
timer*.
57
5!
32
OS
40
7J
2
3
Holy Rosary
St. Augustins
St. Aloysius
St Peter
No Overemphasis
So
with the advent of all these
games, which the schedule
kindly saved till the
good
very
comes the occasion to talk
more about the grade school
ball leagues. The same old
tion which comes up every
gets the same old answer: we don’t
think the CYO Elementary leagues
are being overdone, or we aren’t
making too much over grade
school football. The reason we give
is the same as last year’s—that
the grade school pro am which
we now follow, which was organ
ized by one of the pastors as far
back as 1926 and whir’- has been
allowed to carry on
schools for all those
very same program
substantial change.
end,
once
foot
ques-
year
in our grade
years, is the
without any
Any differences are accidental
-for instance paying the referee
a little more. In fact, the program
which is tfow in vogue does a lit
tie more to keep down the over
emphasis in the sport and to keep
it in its proper place The league
will not allow the keeping of in
dividual scoring standings nor the
naming of an all city team which
was done years ago. We quite
agree that, as with all else, the
game and the program could he
over emphasized but w- feel that
as long as the organization ex
ists which was set up to govern it,
it won’t.
Under the present rules, the
Director of the Program has full
authority very similar to that of
the position of professional base
ball commissioner. Under this plan
an individual school can make its
own policy—that’s its right—but
where that policy
the good of other
to the detriment of
cannot be followed.
in •nances of the need of this
interferes for
schools or is
the league, it
We have had
HIpays to usa th* Tima* classifieds.
v
Cage Schedules
Columbus Aquinas
Nov. 29—Dayton W'ilbur Wright
Dec. 2—At Delaware
Dec. 5—at Columbu* South
Dec. S—Cincinnati Elder
Dec. 12—Columbus West
Dec. 19—at Columbus East
Jan. s—at Circleville
Jan. 10—Greenfield McClain
Jan. 13—Columbu* North
Jan. 10—at Columbu* Linden
Jan. 17—at Hillsboro
Jan. 23—Cols. Central
Jan. 24—at Marion St. Mary
Jan. 30—Cols. South
Feb. 3—at Cole. W eat
Feb. S—Cole. East
Feb. 13—at Cole. North
Feb. 17—Cole. Linden
Feb. 20—at Coh. Central
Feb. 21—Springfield Catholit
Columbus Holy Family
(Home game* to be pleyed at
Aquinas)
Nov. Is—at Ashville
Nov. 28—Mt. Vernon St. Vincent
Dec. 2—at Summit Station
Dec. f—at Urbana St. Mary
Dec. 9—Alumni
Dec. 13—at Coh. Roeary
Dec. IS—at Somerset Holy Trinity
Oer. 19—Chillicothe Central Catholic
Jan. 3—Urhana 8t. Mary
jBn. s—at Coh. St. Charles
Jan. 9—Marion St. Mary
Jan. 16—at Newark St. Francis
Jan. 24—Coh. St. Mary
Jan. 27—Lancaeter St. Mary
Jan. 30—at Mt. Vernon St. Vincent
Feb. 2—New Lexington St. Aloyriua
Feb s—at Springfield Catholic
Fab. 10—Coh. Rosary
Feb. 13__ at hillicnthe Central Catholic
Columbus St. Charles
pec. 5—Zanesville Roseerans
Dec. 6—at Holy Family (Aquinas gym)
Dec. 9—Columbus Linden
Dec. 12—Columbu* Academy
Dec. 19—Columbu* St. Mary
Dec. 23—at Circleville
Dec. 29-30—Holiday Carnival at St
tharle* (with Worthington. Bexley and
Columbu*
Jan. 6—Columbus Holy Family*
Jan. 9—at Lancaster St. Mary*
Jan 10—at Columbu* North
Jan. 16—Columbus Rosary1
Jan. 24—at Springfield Catholic*
Jan. 30—Marion St. Mary*
Jan 31—at Hilliard*
Feb. 7—at Coh. St. Mary*
(Aquinas gym)
Feb. 13—Newark St. Francia*
Feb. 14—Hilliard*
Feb. 17—at Upper Arlington
Feb. 20—at Coh. Kosary th of gym)
Denote* Central Catholic League gamea
Coshocton Sacred Heart
Nor. 21—at Plainfield
Nov. 25—at Newark St. Francia
Dec. 5—Blandensborg
Dec. 9—Plainfield
Dee. 13—at Glenmont
jlee. ie—at Mt. Aernon Pt. Vtn
rent
Pec. (9—Somerset Holy Trintty
Jan. 9—Glenmont
Jan. 13—at Rlandeuaburg
Jan. 23—at Mt. Vernon St. Vincent
Jan. 30—Cambridge St. Benedict
Feb. 3—Killbuck
Feb. 6—at Somerset Hotv Trinity
Feb.13—at Cambridge St. Benedict
organization every year and we’re
convinced that it’s doing the job.
When overemphasis occurs, it
can be noticed especially in the
pocketbook. Well, any school in
the city or Diocese can still play
in the grade school leagues
without paying anymore than
the $15.00 fee which is the same
as it was fifteen years ago. If
the school spends any more, tt
spends it at home.
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