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St. Mary’s scored in all but one
inning while rolling up a 14-4 vic
tory over First Presbyterian in
a Church tournament game last
week. The score was tied 11 af
ter the first inning and the Saints
broke away with a six run spurt.
Dobbins held First Presbyterian
to five hits, all singles, while the
Saints collected 10. including E
Blair s homer and Schneider's dou
ble.
Score by innings:
St. Mary’s 161 023 1—14 10 1
First Pres. 100 120 x— 4 5 7
First EL-B Grays unlimbered
their home run artillery last week
to blast the way to a 12-2 victory
over Catholic Juniors in a Church
tournament game. Hines, Duffy
and Parker banged out four-bag
gers for the winners and J. R. Dai
ley and J. Graves contributed
triples. Hollis homered for the
Juniors.
Score by innings:
Catholic Juniors 000 11- 2 7 2
1st EUB Grays 016 41—12 16 2
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Peterson collected triples for the
losers. Both teams made eight
hits and played errorless ball.
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Roseerans Hinh Coach Knows
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Building an athletic dynasty is one thing and building a
house to live in is another thing!
But Dic k Mattingly, coach at Roseerans high school, Zanes
ville. is proficient al both!
Last tall many area sport
almost singlehandedly build a top
ranked and undefeated football
learn in such short notice and in
such short time.
And Dick has them wondering
aga-in this summer.
You see. he’s building his own
home' on Lookout Drive in East
Highland this summer and expects
to have it finished hy mid August
when he will turn his tune, talents,
and energey towards forming the
1953 edition ol the “Battling Bish
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high.
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Sister Mary Isnard of the Sacred Heart Convent, Springfield, III., slams a hit during a gam* among
nun* at th* training outing at Lewis College of Science and Technology, Lockport, III. Th* catcher
is Sister Mary Lambert of St. Fidelis. Wide World photo.
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AT
ans wondered how Dick could
himself although he has help from
friends like John Elmore, Judy Mc
Carty, and Dick Bollinger.
Mattingly h-imsclf has always
hecn a tireless worker. He helped
erect the Jaycee baseball field, fix
ed the backstop and playing field
at St. Nicholas diamond, built a
practice field for the gridders, and
made the St. Nicholas gym into
condition for the cage squads' play.
His foothall teain was undefeat
ed. His cage team’s record was 17
4 and his baseball team went to
the state tournament.
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Tickets for the 1953 National
Celebrities Golf tournament went
on sale Monday. Proceeds from
the event, which will be played at
Scioto Country Club. Columbus, on
Monrlax. Aug. 17. will be used to
provide more than $5000 worth of
college scholarships for winners of
the* National Caddy tournament.
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Al McCoy, Former
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LOS ANGELES (NC) Al
McCoy, 60, onetime middleweight
champion of the world, now
himself in a much bigger ring
that of his fighting days,
joined the Catholic Church
battle to save his soul.
sees
than
He’s
in a
Mr. McCoy won the middleweight
title when he downed George Chip
back in 1914, and held it until
November 14, 1917. when
O’Dowd defeated him in the sixth
round in Brooklyn. Ixmg retired
from active fighting, he’s been liv
ing in southern California for some
time.
Mike
In an interview with The Tid
ings, Los Angeles archdiocesan
weekly, Al McCoy said it took a
lot to get him into the Church. In
the first place, he says, his
ents were Russian Jews he
born Al Rudolph and he
five sisters and four brothers
don’t even believe in God.
gives a lot of the credit for his
conversion to his second wife, Ruth,
who died in 1950.
par
was
has
who
But he
For another thing, he says an
audience he had with Pope Bene
dict XV back in 1915 when he was
touring Europe made a lasting im
pression. When he arrived at the
Vatican, he says, he had a Swiss
Guard take his calling card to the
Holy Father. It read: “Al McCoy,
Champion of the World.” That did
not phase the Pope at all, he re
calls, and he and the Pontiff chat
ted informafly for about half an
hour As he was leaving, the Pope
blessed a rosary and
er to take it back
America and Mr.
carrying it around.
told the fight
with him tn
McCoy is still
McCoy also says he just
why so
“plav
“If
the
im
he
never could understand
many Protestant
down” the Blessed
she was good enough to be
mother ot God she ought
port ant enough to
holds.
churches
Virgin.
to he
to,”
pray
from
this way
McCoy.”
The old fighter
Me sums it all up
Church is the real
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The boxscore:
East
St. Charles
Eastport,
The
Caroliaii* Win COL Title
St. Charles won the 1953 Central
Ohio high school summer baseball
league title last week as they
dropped Columbus East 12 I at St.
Charles lor their 11th straight w in
Joe Rotonda, effective as usual,
twirled a two hitter for the win
ners.
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“Mo” Mozzali will have a “day”
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The Mozzali committee was of
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16 by George H. Sisler, Jr., gener
al manager of the Red Birds, and
it was believed the larger Sundav
crowd and the chance to stage the
ceremony honoring "Mo” between
games would be a better date’than
Friday night
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Jerry Walsh is treasurer for Moi
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Centenary Club
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Plans Ball Game
The Centenary Club, whose
members are descendants of the
founders of St. Patrick’s Parish in
1853. will stage a benefit baseball
game August 11 when the Colum
bus Red Birds meet Kansas City at
the stadium.
Members of the Centenary Club
include Nell Quinn, mother of
Milwaukee Braves General Man
ager Bobbj Quinn. Jack Cannon,
former Notre Dame all-American
footballer Charles Schilling, Bill
Schwarzw alder. Jack Peacocke.
John Cook. Dick Evans, Edgar
Morrissey, Art O'Connor and John
Kockensparger.
The club will share only in the
proceeds of tickets purchased from
members or at the church rectory.
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Jack Baumann, Ail-City high
school fullback from St. Charles’
prep school, Columbus, has regis
tered for fall enrollment at Xavier
University. He will report for
frosh grid practice Sept 1.
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The tournament is a double
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