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GOFF & SONS fV. 7478 DAY OR EV& IV. 7478 HILLS CAB MAin 13-13 Safe Courteous Service No Charge for Extra Passengers Traditional Tilts Spice 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, "Put Your Duds in Our Suds" Liles Laundry 1*11 Wset ’lieh St. AD. 1466 HEADQUARTERS FOR PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS Basketball Uniforms. Converse Shoes Guns. Shells. Hunting Clothes BECK AND ALBANESE AD. 2887 SPORTING GOODS Sth and LONG TWO DISTINCTIVE BEERS XX PALE & NOCH EINS Washington Brewery UN. 1161 OAK RIDGE SANATORIUM (.KEEN SPRINGS. OHIO. for Diagnosis—TUBERCULOSIS—Treatment REAHONAHI.K RATES—GRADUATE NURSES THE REV. FATHER LEO I. DONAHOE IN ATTENDANCE PAUL M. HOLMES. M.D., Medical Director} JOHN J. GEDERT, ADams 0208 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. UNIQUf CATNOUC CHILD’S MAGAZINE $1.00 Don’t miss this chance to g»ue your children the bast material available to them in the Catholic field. net pm a dollar HR with the name and address of dbe child to whom you went new TOPIX sent, along with your name, and send it at once to Father Gales. TOPIX, 1 East Fifth Street, St. Paul 1, Mkmo sota. You will receive the next five monthly iemsee of New I OPEN (even though the news stand price is per ropy). St. Leo St. Vincent St. Thoma* Holy Family St Patrick Our I.adv of Peace St. Dominic Christ the hint SMCIAU Save 1/3 on regular newsstand price! To introduce TOPIX in its new format (digeet size) we make this special offer! New TOPIX brings 7 through 10 year olds, 96 colorful pages of stories, special articles, games, photo-stories, book excerpts, plus 16 full color pages of Catholic comics. All material w carefully chosen for child readability and interest, as well as sound Catho lic viewpoint. THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952 £Jk □rk tt 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" ROBERTS' PLUMBING COMPANY PLUMBING & STEAM FITTING 1574 E. Mmn St. FA. 2144 Columbus, Ohio 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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