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8—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Dec JO,1954
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Lex St. Rose Boasts Unbeaten Squad
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New Lexington St. Aloysius coach. Bob Fowle, can hardly wait for next football season to roll
around after watching the St. Rose junior high teem roll over eight straigh opponents to post an
unbeaten record. Coached by Tony Lollo, the teem defeeted Lancester North twice, Columbus St.
Johns, St. Aloysius cadets twice Liberty Union twice and Hebron. In the photo ebove, left to right,
first row, Terry Chute, Ed McElvoy, Larry Nash, John Koontz, Joe Quinn, John Hillis, John Chute,
Bill Underwood, Bill Walters, Mike Kiester, and John Tropeck. Second row, Mike McTegue, manager
Emil Hacker, Denny Saunders, Dave Sagan, Ronnie Harris, Bruce Smith, Mike Bershara, Angele
Pacino, Bill Wood, John Alekes, Pat Stalter and Tony Lollo, coach.
Sports of the Times
Columbus’ Ralph Guglielmi closed out a brilliant football
career as Notre Dame quarterback last Saturday when he
guided the Irish to a win over Southern Methodist.
“Googs”, who has been selected on every All-American
team that has been announced so far. will be graduated this
June from Notre Dame Arch Ward, veteran sports editor
of the Chicago Tribune gave Ralph the highest possible praise
last week when he said Guglielmi was the greatest of all Notre
Dame quarterbacks.
And that’s really covering a lot
of ground. There was Frank Can
deo and Harry Stuhldreher in the
Rockne days, and the modern
giants Angelo Barteli. Johnny Lu
jack and Bob Williams.
Guglielmi
Still on college football—did you
notice the final I nited Press rating
given Ohio college squads? Named
to fourth spot ^fter Miami, Cincin
nati and Kent State were the Uni
versify of Dayton Fliers. And there
in lies a remarkable comeback.
Hugh DeVore took over the
coaching reins at Dayton this sea
son with little more than hope
greeting him at the first practice.
Ho had only one returning quar
terback and the line was green.
The Hiers lost their first three
games and then bounced back and
took five straight games before
losing the finale. One of the losses
was to Tennessee, 14-7. The hig up
set was,over Miami who had beaten
Indiana the previous week. Foi De
Vore, -iho has had his share of
tough hi k in the coaching busi
ness. it looks though he has at
last found a home.
Earl biota popular spoils editor
of the Ohio State Journal, was giv
en an honorary membership the
Notre Dame Alumni club of Co
lumbus when he spoke to that
group recently,
Harry Fitzpatrick, I^incaster St.
Mary' ace basket halier of the past
three seasons, is listed as a fresh
man member of Xavier University's
basketball team Also on the squad
is Ralph “Red" Elwer. all state
center from Delphos St. John.
Dick Fanion, formor Catholic
Timas sports editor, is homo on
leave from the Army. Fonlon has
spent the last year es a member of
the Stars and Stripes staff in
Tokyo He will return to Fort Knox,
Ky.. late this month for discharge.
Have you noticed that Columbus
Holy Family is on the victory trail
at last? The Red Raiders lost all
of then games last year, nou they
have copped three straight and
promise to make it a tighter Cen
tral Catholic League race this sea
son I’hc Raiders rtiect St. Charles
tonight
After Holy Family had won its
first start of the season. Father
John Simon, athletic director of
the school said, "One thing sure.
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THIS WEEK'S GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL
Friday, December 10
Somerset Holy Trinity at Moxa
hala
Golumhus Rosary at Newark St.
Francis
Mt. Vernon St. Vincent at Co
shocton Sacred Heart
Dover St. Joseph at East Pal
estine
Columbus Holy Family at Co
lumbus St. Charles
Marion St. Mary at Mt. Gilead
Columbus Central at Columbus
Aquinas
Lancaster St. Mary at Zanesville
Rosecrans
Columbus St. Mary at Universi
ty
Saturday, December 11
Columbus Rosary vs. Columbus
Academy at K. of C.
Columbus St. Mary vs. Ohio
Deaf at Worthington
Tuesday, December 14
Somerset Holy Trinity at Shaw
nee
Columbus Holy Family vs. Co
lumbus St. Mary at St. Charles
Marion St. Mary at Fostoria St.
Wendelin
McArthur at New Lexington St.
Aloysius
Mt. Vernon St. Vincent at Den
nison St. Mary
COLLEGE
Saturday, December 11
Kentucky vs. Xavier at Cincin
nati Gardens
St. Louis at Ohio State
Bowling Green at Dayton
Monday, December 13
Xavier at Eastern Kentucky
Wednesday, December 15
Louisville at Dayton
Thursday, December 16
Xavier at John Carroll
ST. AGATHA BOWLING
Team Won Izist
Mohawks 20 16
Incas ...................20 16
Cherokees ............... 20 16
Sioux I9'x 161*
Semmoles .............18 18
Shawnees .......... 17 19
Najahos 16Vy 20 Ky
Apache 14 22
High game and series: Thel
ma Whitacre, Najahos 181-471.
High team game and series:
Najahos 6601810.
ve re not going to lose all of our
games this season."
It looks as though tVie Central
Catholic league will see a hard
fought battle between Columbus
St. Mary and the defending cham
pion Newark St. Francis for the
top spot this year. Columbus St
Charles can't be counted out. how
ever Newark and St Mary looked
the most polished in the recent
CCL preview Both teams have good
scorers Newark has Ralph Dase
and Bobbs Franks while the Rams
have a good one two punch Bill
Stewart and Dave Barker.
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First League Game For Both
Teams St. Al Is After Fourth
Up and coming Columbus Holy Family, winners of three
straight games, so far this season, meets St. Charles tonight
in the Carolian gym in the first Central Catholic League action
of the season.
The Cards have split in their two previous games they
won over Hilliards last Friday and lost to Linden McKinley
Tuesday. Holy Family, with a new coach, Earl Vermillion, at
the helm, has rolled past Mt. Vernon St. Vincent, Ohio Deaf,
and Tuesday defeated Delaware St. Mary.
New Lexington St Aloysius. de
fending state champions, go after
their sixth win In seven starts
Tuesday when the Blue Knights
meet McArthur at home. Bob
Fowle's crew' has beaten Millers
port. Liberty Union Nelsonville
and Pleasantville while dropping a
one pointer, 84-83 decision to Miff
lin last week.
Marion Moots Mt. Gilead
Marion St. Mary travels to Mt.
Gilead this evening while in other
gkmes Mt. Vernon St. Vincent vis
its Coshocton Sacred Heart and
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Here *are the Columbus St Augustine grade school gridders
who won the lightweight division championship in the Elementery
Grade School Leegue. The squad finished the regular season with
a six and none record and then defeated the league's all-stars,
13 12 in post season name. In the photo above, loft to right, Paul
CenelH, Arthur Carns, Tom McGovern, Dave Cenolli, Bill Ryan.
Tom Barrowitz, Frank Brookshire, Dan Stofanolli, and Dave Whorlie.
Second .aw, Isadora Volpe, Jim Thoma, Garry Doone, Stove King,
Larry Whalen, Robert Kost, John Lowry and Coach Jack White.
K. Of €. Bowlers
Sponsor Scratch
Bowling Tourney
The Knights of Columbus No.
2898 Bowling League will sponsor
a doubles tournament on Sunday,
January 16 at the Old Trail Lanes,
3636 W. Broad Street, Columbus.
Entries, open to all K. of C.
members in good standing, will
roll four games across eight alleys.
Handicap is based on 75% on 200
scratch. Tourney manager. Bob
Fischer, said that handicaps will
be based on bowlers highest League
average as of November 1, 1954 or
if there is no league record for
this year, last season* record
would be used.
Entry fee for the A.B.C. sanc
tioned tourney, will be $7.50 per
team with 10 place prizes being
awarded, based on 50 team entries.
Further information can be ob
tained from Bob Fischer. 1099
Kellner Road, Columbus. Phone
DO. 4713
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If you haven't been reading the
went ads, you have been losing
money. Road them ane profit.
CHECKER CAS
K of
“Bowlin# is Fun"
Visit One Of Columbus'
Finer Bowling Alleys
8 BEAUTIFUL LANES
Bowling Lanes
Open Bowling Saturday and
Sunday Afternoon
80 S 6th St. CA. 1-4451
I Circleville
BUYER’S GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Ruto-Rooter Sewer and
Dram Service Phone Circleinlle
455
GOELLER'S
PAINT STORE
219 E Main Circleville
THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
’Where Seme* Predeminat**'
107 W. Main St. Phene 62
CtrelerrtU
Circleville Fast Freeze
Food Locker
P. J. GRIFFIN
Owner »ed .Jpereto*
161 Edison Ave. Circleville, O
Somerset Holy Trinity travels to
Moxahala.
In CCL action Columbus Rosary
meets Newark St. Francis in addi
tion to the St. Charles-Holy Fami
ly game. Columbus St. Mary goes
non-league when it visits Universi-
Dover St. Joseph journeys to
East Palestine tonight where the
Ramblers hope to continue where
they left off last Friday when they
downed Zanesville Rosecrans. 60
55. It was Rosecrans’ first loss af-
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GUNS
SHELLS
LICENSES
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Howell’s Sunoco
2W5 Snllivent At*. RA. *148
WHERE THOUSANDS
SAVE MILLIONS
Current Return
1 0/
Account*
/0 Insured
4b
To $10,000
CENTRAL OHIO
FEDERAL SAVINGS
78 South Third Street
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
20e p*r Hn»
Sena AS* T*
P. O Ba*
Calamha* 1* O
Automobile Dealers
McDaniels
Your Pontiac-CadilUc Dealer
Marion’* Old**t D*«l*r*h.p ISIS.
309 W Center Dial 2-3134
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Cempbell National Bank
Phone 77 l.aRue Ohio
Member Federal Deposit Ins Corp
Dry Cltantrs
HARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E Church St
Manon 2 1627
Wan* ads reach your best mar
ket. the sit-down shopper.
FRANCIS J. VOLL
TAILOR
Cleaning—Pressing—Repairing
27
L«fa**tM Etraat
Manon. Ohio
GOODYEAR
Marion Tire Service
and Recapping
Phen* 2*64*
Etat* and Choreh Eta.
RITZ BAR & GRILL
Bi Marton
Yon can *n the beat Italian Spa.
ghettl. Ra.oli, Italian Pixaa. Good
Steak* 4 Chicken and HOME MADF
PASTFRIES
Premium Beer* A Fancy Drink*
THRIFT MARKET
129 S. Main St.
Marion, O. Ph. 21725
Manon Oldaat EatabiubMi
Produe* Cent**
ter winning their opener over Rose
ville.
Dulan Leads Bishops
Jim Dulan pumped in 29 points
for the Bishops on 11 field goals
and seven free throws but it wasn’t
enough as Dover rolled up 19
fourth quarter points after trailing
45-41 at the end of the third peri
od.
Rosecrans will meet Lancaster
St. Mary tonight in Zanesville’s
municipal auditorium. Columbus
Central will tangle with Columbus
Aquinas in the Terrier gym a
Columbus City League attraction.
Saturday night tilts will see
Rosary meeting Academy at the
Knights of Columbus and St. Mary
testing Ohio Deaf at Worthington
Elementary.
Next Tuesday the Rams will
meet Holy Family, Holy Trinity
will play at Shawnee. Marion St.
K. OF BOWLING
Scratch League
Team Won Lost
Swan Alievs ........ ... 21 12
K. of C....................... ... 21 12
Franklin Plating ..... 21 12
Trotts Foodtown ..... ... 19 14
Santeler Bros........... ... 19 14
Universal Printing ..... 14 19
McNamara Funeral .... 9 24
Doersam's Plumbing .... 8 25
Coo//hg
ano
PETTY'S SL
OHIO AVE. AT LIVINGSTON
Open 6 A. M. To 12 P. M.
MARION ”s
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this
section as a guide when buying.
Furniture Stores
GROLL'S—WALDO
Authorized Dealers
Conkider H. Willett
Fine Solid Cherry end Solid Maple
Furniture
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN. Owner
28 y«ar'« expenenee Fre* eitimataa.
*41 Oak St. Dial 2-7472 Evening*
MOVING—STORAGE—PACKING
MARION CAR I AGE
Local and coast-to-coast moving
Low independent rates Agent Ste
vens Van Lines 893 Wilson Ave
Dial 2-2747.
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
126 Oak St Dial 2 2537
RALPH'S
Hub Bar and Grill
WHERE SPORT FANS MEET”
131 S. Main Phone 3-9989
Marion, Ohio
SHOP AND SAVE
Fine Furniture For Th* Home
MARION
Lincoln-Mercury Co. Inc.
Robert McMahon
Ph. 2-3195 2-3189
“Good Quality Used Cars"
2*2 S Mam St. Manon, O
ll
The Diamond Center Of Marion I!
LORDS
JEWELERS
114 S. Main St.
Mary clashes with Fostoria St.
Wendelin, and St. Charles travels
to North.
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
COLUMBUS
Room* Furnished
ROOM FOR RENT for girl. Furni*h«4.
Kitchen privilege*. CA. 8-1181.
Romm Aoto. 548 East Main Street
FORD'S TV
Sales & Service
811 Oakland Park Ave.
J- Columbus, Ohio LU. 1784
COAL
Number 7 Red Ash Lump,
$5.50 Per Ton
Nut, $4 Per Ton At Tipple
24 HOUR SERVICE
Stoverton-Roseville-Rd.
Phone Zanesville 2-7118
BRUNS COAL, INC
System Check
Anti-Freeze.
X"
PET SHOP
Beautiful Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S Prospect St Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Dram Service. 592 E. George St.
Marion 2-2726
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
GOOD SHOES
for nearly 50 years
E. Center 118 S. Main
137
A Religious Gift »s Truly
Appreciated
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silver St- Marion Ohio__
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN LINES
W* win *»mn *eu a n*w 1*64 Sene* 15* Ch***elet 2 lloor
TELEVISION SERVICE
Television Antennas
RONALD W ARNDT
E Walnut_______Qia1 2-84Sh e-eniapg
Tile Bath Room
Tile Work ot All Kinds
Call or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND R. M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findley, O. Phone 4470
The Diamond Store of Marion
MAY’S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers
Phones 2-0118 2-2605
MALO BROS
& SONS
Manon. Ohio
Thi* prie* include* *tate tax and title fee.
Midtown Chevrolet Company
2«3 Main street Teiephen* 2.216* Manon, Ohio
I A. AXE and SON
FTjNBRAL
717*22
ambllanck
DIRECTORS 8BRV1CR

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