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In The Catholic Times Game Of The Week!
Forward Gene Nangle (21) of Rosecrans and two teammates, Tom
Bramlish (left) and Hank Weigelt (right), watch helplessly as Center
Jack Baumann (12) drops in a first quarter bunny shot for St. Charles
in last week's Times' "Spotlight Game." Rosecrans won, 58-47.
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Rosary Banquet
Twenty-three players, including
eight senior s, eight juniors,
five soph o o e s. and two
freshmen, were awarded var
sity letters at the annual football
banquet of Rosary high school, Co
lumbus. held Tuesday at the school
Main speaker was the Rev. Vin
cent Mooney, diocesan director of
the Catholic \outh Organization
Receiving letters were:
Varsity
SENIORS Luke .1 Noll Stolz.
Seifert, Walker, Blaise, Kuskowski,
Eishbaugh JUNIORS: Trant, Me
Gonagie, Wilhelm. C. Noll, Dur
bin. Gibson, Snyder. Kennedy
SOPHOMORES Connor. Eshelman,
Dunbar Cardwell, Brown. FRESH
MEN, Laufersweiler. Molhca.
Reserves
JUNIORS: Venitti, Rohletter.
Spires, Hughes. Lalley.
SOPHOMORES: Snoddy Whit
ten mire, Franz, Martin. Christ.
FRESHMEN: Hughes, Sphar.
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
Rosecrans Ruins Cardinals’ Opener
Aided by 26 points from the foul
line, the Bishops of Zanesville
Rosecrans chalked up their second
win in three games last Friday
night by edging Columbus St.
Charles 58-47.
Zanesville, bouncing back from
the 80-54 defeat handed them by
Glenford, was paced by forward
Gene Nangle who counted 19
points. This runs his three game
total to 69. Center Curtis Sousley,
who had scored only four points
so far this season, hit nine of 13
charity tosses and added two field
This is the first in a series of
"Spotlight Games" to be cover
ed this season by the Times'
sports staff. Each week the
Times will cover what it believes
to be the most important Cath
olic High School game in the
diocese. Watch for your team.
goals for 13 points. Sharp shoot
ing Hank Weigelt finished with 17,
including eight of 12 foul shots.
The Carolians, looking at times
as though they were still on the
football field, committeed 46 per
sonal fouls during the loosely play
ed game. It was their first start
of the year and the first time in
several seasons they had dropped
their opening assignment. Dan
Rankin and Orlando Iacoboni pac
ed the prepsters’ attack with nine
points each.
In the reserve contest, coach
Bun Caskin's little Bishops remain
ed unbeaten and handed the St.
Charles seconds their first loss in
two years, as They pulled out a
26-24 win.
Superior over-all height enabled Rosecrans to get plenty of rebounds in the "game of the week."
Here, Tom Bramlish grabs a loose ball out of the grasp of Cardinal Dan Rankin. Looking on are Gor
don Sousley (14) and Gene Nangle (21) of Rosecrans and Mike Grannan (7) of St. Charles.
This Week’s Games
Friday, Dec. 12
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Coahorton Sacred Heart at Glcnmont
Ironton St. Joseph at hillicothr CC
Somerset Holy Trinity at Mt. Vernon
St. Vincent
Lima St. Roar at Marion St. Mary
Saturday, Dec. 13
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Naw Lexington St. Aloyaiua at
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Corning at Lancaatrr fit. Mary
Ohio Deaf at Columbus St. Mary
Utica at Newark St. Francis
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Monday, Dec. 15
Plaaaantville at Lanccater St Mary
Tuesday, Dec. 16
Columbus Holy Family at Somerset
Holy Trinity
Coshocton Sacred Heart at Mt. Ver
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Manon SI. Mary at Fostoria St. Wen
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DOVER Dover St. Joseph’s
1953 football squad will be led by
Ralph McIntyre, hard-running hall
back McIntyre was unanimously
voted captaincy of the team at the
annual banquet sponsored by the
Rambler Athletic Association.
Coach Joe Drotovich, who led
the Rams to three victories in eight
games last fall, awarded letters
to 11 seniors, six juniors and three
sophomores. Seniors were:
Jerry Platz, Ronnie Weigand,
Bobby Chadrue. Ted Valentine.
John Bambeck, Russ Mullady, Paul
Roberts, Jack Dapoz, Don Yosick,
Terry Cappozeila and Jerry Campo.
Dick Devney, Ralph McIntyre,
Louis Rizzonelli, Andy Yosick, Bill
Baker and Joe Lab were junior
letter winners with Tom Wise,
Norm Recla and Orset Zuchegno
getting first awards as sophomores.
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Gene Nangle (21), 6-1 senior forward, accounted for a half of
Rosecrans' field goals in the Bishops' win over St. Charles last week.
Here he drops in one of his eight fielders as Jack Baumann (12)
and Ted Wolfe of St. Charles try futilely to block the shot.
Nangle finished with 19 points, running his three-game total to 69.
All Columbus elementary schools
planning to have an entry in the
girls' basketball league are asked
to have a representative at a
coaches' meeting Monday, Dec. 15,
at 8 p.m. at 246 E. Town street.
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“But because Notre Dame did it,
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