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a—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, November 19, 1954
1
ST. AGATHA BOWLING
Team Won Lost
Mohawks ..................17 10
Sioux ..........................16& IO1*
Cherokees ...... .......... 14 13
Shawnees ........ .......... 13 14
Seminoles ................13 14
Incas ............... .........12 15
Najohos ...... ......... 11^ 15Ji
Apaches ....................11 16
Week's high game and series:
Toni Lockridge, Mohawks—187
485
Team high game and series:
Apaches—645-1902.
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Rosary Routs Waverly 34-13
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Aquinas Cards
Dover St Joseph officially ended
the diocesan football season last
Saturday night as the Ramblers
rose up and knocked off arch-rival
Dennison St. Mary 44-12. for their
first, wi” of the campaign.
Marion St. Mary finished with
the second clean slate in the dio
cese when they powered through
Big Walnut. 37-0 to give the Irish
eight straight win*. Newark St.
Francis is thg other unbeaten team.
Columbus Rosary bounced back
from the heartbreaking 7-6 loss to
Southeastern two weeks ago to rout
a previously unbeaten Waverly
team, 43-13 and Columbus Aquinas
and St. Charles, both of whom have
lost more than their share of tight
games this season, dropped their
final contests when Bexley edged
the Terriers, 13-12, and Delaware
came back in the fourth period to
score after St. Charles had led 20
18 to down the Cards, 25-20. That’s
the way the 1954 football season
ended.
Rambler* Ramble
In Dover, Coach Joe Drotovich
was finally rewarded as his St.
Joseph team finally caught fire and
won their first game after eight
straight losses. Unhappy victims
of the Rambler fury w,ere the Blue
Waves of Dennison St. Mary and
Paul Drotovich, Joe’s brother, who
coaches the Waves.
St. Josephs first win was fore
cast two weeks ago w he.* the Ramb
lers forced Zanesville Rosecrans
to the wall before bowing, 20-18
Rosecrans lost only one game all
year. Drotovich felt that the Rose
crans game was still his team's top
performance. The Dennison grid
ders would probably argue with
him on that.
Leeding th* Rambler attack
were back* Tern Wise, Abie Zuch
•gno and Tom Berarducci. Wise
accounted for four touchdown*
while Zuchegno end Berarducci
were consistent ground gainers.
Columbus Rosary took out all the
frustration they felt against South
eastern when they traveled to Wav
erly last Friday and completely
leveled the unbeaten Tigers, 34-13.
Frank Eschelman scored two touch
downs while Don Carroll, Jerry
Connor and Joe Lafersweiler count
ed once. Ronny Cardwell kicked
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four extra points.
Waverly scored first when quar
terback Fred Jameson sneaked
over for the TD in the first quar
ter. They didn score again until
the game was beyond reach in the
last period.
Big Joe Scare*
The Crusaders bounced back to
Waverly on the ensuing kickoff
when a Cardwell to Connor pass
was good for 37 yards and then
Laufersweiler hit the line for 13
and the score.
Cardwell led th* Cruseder* to
th* second tally he intercepted
Waverly pa** end ran it back to
the Rotary 27. He then ran for 14
yard* on a keep play, patted to
Connor again for 20. took a pat*
from Connor for a first down on
the host's 15 and four play* later
Eschelman bulled over from the
four. Th* high powered Rotary at
tack rolled up 259 point* while
holding their opponent* te 47 a*
the Crusader* won seven of eight
game* thi* season.
Columbus Aquinas lost another
close one. this time to Bexley, 13
12 as the Terriers finished with a
four won-fhe lost mark. Three of
the iosses were by one touchdown
or less.
Drive Falters
In
this one Aquinas held a 12-7
going into the fourth quarter.
Terriers drove to the Bexley
yard stripe where they were
lead
The
five
stopped and the Lions came back
on a 95-yard march for the win
ning touchdown.
Bob Tiberi played another out
standing game for Aquinas, scor
ing two touchdowns, on runs of one
and six yards.
St. Charles rebounded from an
18-0 halftime deficit to lead 20-18
with five minutes of the game re
maining, but couldn't hold off the
Panthers’ last try for victory’
St. Charles scored twice in the
third period when John Tracy
raced 35 yards to score on a block
ed punt and Ixu Martin faked a
pass and ran 31 yards to tally Mar.
tin added the
quarter.
final TD in the last
Notre Dame closed
football season with
Portsmouth
out its second
a strong try to get into the win
column but the hard charging New’
Boston team wouldn’t cooperate
and the Titans lost 27-6.
Marion St. Mary
Beats Big Walnut
Finishes Unbeaten
MARION—Marion St. Mary cli
maxed its first undefeated season in
the school s history last Friday
night by routing outclassed Big
Walnut, 37-0 It was the Irish's
eighth straight win of the season
and fifteenth out of sixteen starts
over the past two years
St. Mary jumped off to an early
first quarter lead when halfback
John Messenger returned a Big
Walnut punt 60 yard* for a touch
down. The Irish added two more
first period tallies on runs by Bob
McMahon, good for 13 yards, and a
one foot plunge by quarterback
Roger Micheli. Micheli capped a
second quarter drive for another
score when he spun over from five
yards out on a keeper play. Jerry
Ballenger converted and Marion
led 25-0 at halftime.
The speedy Irish lost no time
scoring after receiving the second
half kickoff On the third play,
Micheli hit Messenger who gather
ed the ball in and raced the re
maining 23 yards for the score
Coach Ray Robbins then pulled
his regulars and gave the future
Irish a chance to show their wares
St Mary ended the scoring when
Micheli hit end Garry Howman in
the end zone on a five yard jump
pass.
Nine St. Mary seniors played
their final game for the Irish. They
are Dave Kraft and Jerry Ballen
ger. guards: John Kelly, tackle.
Dick Micheli and Garry Howman,
ends. Messenger, Jerry Comely,
Francis Thome, and Roger Micheli,
backs.
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A fighting band of gndders from
St. Thomas parish pulled the up
set of the year in ’he last game of
the season by knocking off unde
feated St. Peter by a 12 to 7 score.
This upset gave the once defeated
St. James the Less team a share of
the middleweight league champion
ship. In the other leagues St. I*dis
laus smashed its way to the heavy
weight crown, Rosary became the
first champions of the newly cre
ated light heavyweight loop and
DIOCESAN FOOTBALL
FINAL
STANDINGS
Total
Pts.
Team
Marion
St. Mary
Newark
0
8
St. Francis
Columbus
Rosary .........
Zanesville
1 259
St. Mary .....
Columbus
St. Charles
New Lexington
Michigan at Ohio State, L30
Last Week'* Score*
Marion St Mary 37 Big Walnut 0
Dover St Joseph 44, Dennison St
Mary 12
New Boston 27, Portsmouth Notre
Dame 6
Delaware 25, Columbu* St. Charles
20
Bexley 13k Columbus Aquinas
Columbus Rosary 34, Waverly
Football Season Ends With Dover St. Joseph Upsetting Dennison
Opp.
Pts.
L.
W.
12
13
Thi* Week'* Basketball
Schedule
Friday, November 19
Columbus Holy Family at Mt
non St. Vincent
New l^xington Si Aloysius at Mil
iersport
Coshocton Sacred Heart at Fred
encksburg
COSHOCTON SACRLL HEART
1954-'55 Basketball
Schedule
Nov. IB—at Fredericksburg
Nov. 23—Plainfield
Nov. 26—at Blauensburg
Dec. 3—Delaw are St. Mary
Dec. 7—at Clark
Dec. 10—Mt. Vernon St. Vincent
Dec. 17—Cambridge St. Benedict
Dec. 28—Alumni
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4—Glenmont
11—at Plainfield
14—at Dennison St. Mary
18—Feeder '•ksburg
21—at Mt. Vernon St. Vin
cent
25- -at Glenmont
30—at Cambridge St. Ben
edict
1—Clark
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 4—at Delaware St. Mary
Feb. 8—Bladensburg
Feb. 11—Dennison St. Mary
STEUBENVILLE. O (NC)
The College of Steubenville an
nounced that Llewellyn J. Scott.
Defense Department worker who
runs a home for the doun-andout
in Washington. has been
named recipient of its 1954 Pover
ello Medal.
DID YOU SAY 14? That's what Monsignor Edward F. Spiers, principal of Columbus
Bishop Watterson high school seems to be asking Jim O'Neill, former St. Charles athlete,
who reportedly has 14 offers from big league baseball clubs for his pitching talent. O'Neill
just returned from the army, hurled Holy Cross to the NCAA baseball championship in
1952, following a brilliant athletic career at St. Charles. Monsignor Spiers was athletic di
rector at the Carolian school before he assumed his duties at Watterson.
Three Teams Win Titles Two
Grade Leagues
St. Augustine won the lightweight
league championship, holding the
opposition to a single touchdown
in all six games.
The champ* will face the
league all star teem* on Thanks
giving day in game* starting at
9:30 on Gowdy Field in Colum
bu*. Th* All Star team*, coached
by on* of the league coeche*, are
mad* up of players from the
other team* in th* league. Th*
final standing* of the season ar*
a* follow*:
FINAL STANDINGS
Lightweight
Team 1W.
St. Augustine
St. Vincent
Christ the King
St. Patrick ...
St. Mary lene 2
Holy Family 1
Our L. of Peace 0
193 51
7 47
1
7 176 69
Rosecrans ....
Columbus
Aquinas
Dennison
127
5 145
4
172
6 122
3
105 169
4
2
St. Aloysius
Columbus
St. Mary .....
Dover
94 210
1 7
1 101 224
8
St. Joseph ...
Portsmouth
Notre Dame
31 293
9
0
1650
46
Totals
1687
THIS WEEK'S GAMES
Colleg*
pm.
Opp
Pts.
6
20
60
87
120
185
200
L.
0
Pts.
248
105
95
127
70
33
0
6
77
7 0 287
Middleweight
211
174
4
9 4
0 5
Opp.
Pts.
25
45
Heavyweight
W.
Pts
187
54
Team
St. Lad laus 6
S Heart 4
Our Lady of
0
2
4
3
0
Victory
S. topher
St. C’arine
Immaculate
Conception
39
12
1
1
5 87
6
0
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3
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Opp.
Pts.
63
58
57
83
108
110
153
.243
T.
Team
St. Peter
St. James
St. Thomas
St. Dominic 4
St. Francis
St. Agatha
St. f,eo
St. Gabriel
W.
6
6
5
Pts.
263
116
152
150
89
57
48
0
1
1
1
3
4
4
6
6
1
3
1
1
0
1
Light Heavyweight
Opp.
Pts.
20
45
38
106
121
94
143
W.
6
5
4
3
L.
0
1
2
3
Pts.
162
132
117
109
26
7
14
Team
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Corpus Christi
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Three Games On Tap Tonight
Basketball moves into the sports spotlight tonight when
four diocesan teems, including state champions New Lexing
ton St. Aloysius, take to the hardwood for their initial tipoff.
woods—they started tw weeks ago
and have won two of three games.
In games this evening, St. Aloy
siu* travel* to Millersport Colum
bus Holy Family visits Mt. Vernon
St. Vincent, end Coshocton Sacred
Heart journeys to Fredericksburg.
Most of the other schools will
not be starting for another week
or two. The Central Catholic
League will have its mission pre
view once again this year at the
St. Charles gym. on November 26.
The CCL will go with five teams
this year as Springfield Catholic
Central dropped from the loop.
Besides defending champion New-
Records show that speed too fast
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