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B—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Jan. 20,1956
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BANKING SERVICE
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Th* Campbell National Bank
Phone 77. LaRue. Ohio
Member Fed Deposit Ins Corp.
Dry Cleaner*
HARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E Church St
Manon 2 1627
The Diamond Store ot Marlon
MAY’S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Manon’s Oldest Jewelers
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF IT’S
WESTINGHOUSE
BON NEFF. INC.
Harding Highway E’.ast
Dial 2 6660
The Diamond Center Ot Marion
LORDS
JEWELERS
114 S Main St.
Rams Whip Cards In Thriller
Green Wave Pins Holy Family
Except for two teams the Central Catholic League was
right back where it started this week with three teams, Co
lumbus St Charles, Newark St Francis and Columbus St.
Mary deadlocked for first place with identical three and one
records as the loop completed its first round schedule last
week. Prior to last Friday’s games St. Charles led
cuit with a perfect three and zero record with St.
and St. Mary trailing with two and one marks.
Going into tonight’s games though it’s all tied
result of St. Mary’s brilliant 59-58 last second win over St.
Charles and St. Francis 55-49
team.
The Cards and St. Francis'
can move a half game ahead of
the Rams tonight when St.
Charles meets Holy Family and
St. Francis takes or Rosary.
Barker Wins It
St Mary’s all-Ohio forward.
Dave Barker, brought the Rams
back from certain defeat last Fri
day when he scored on a jump
shot from the corner as the final
gun sounded to give the Rams a
59 58 win over St. Charles in one
of the most thrilling games ever
played on the Carolian court.
A jammed house saw the Rams,
fighting to stay in title conten
tion, and St. Charles, unbeaten in
league warfare, wage a hard
fought battle in which the lead
changed 22 times The score was
tied on 12 occasions during the
NOW
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Columbus Club
State & Sixth
Receptions
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Banquets
Dances
CA. 1-4451
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ai experience I rer estimates.
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30
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agent
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Oak St Dial 2-2537
126
PET SHOP
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543 S Prospect St Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Howard & Vernon Baker
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Pump Work A Specialty
630 Oak St. Dial 2 8904
Phonos 2-0118 2-2605
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the cir
Francis
up as a
win from a good Holy Family
evening. Trailing by three points
with a minute remaining, St.
Mary's Tom Caine drilled in a
20 foot jump shot to set up Bar
ker's game clincher. Barker led
both teams in scoring with 23
points while Card center Felix
Borowitz countered with 22
Wave ("nines Up
St. Francis moved into its share
nf the three way tie by outlasting
hard trying Holy Family 55-49 on
the Aquinas court hy virtue of a
last quarter rally.
The Red Raiders led through
out the first half, holding a 9-5
first period margin and 27-20
halftime advantage. St. Francis
moved into the lead for the
first tim* at the end of th*
third period when center John
C«Hahan, who led both team*
with 19 points, countered as the
quarter ended.
St Francis outscored Family
13 8 in the final eight minutes to
win going away Three of the
Raider starters hit in the double
figure column with John Rine
hart’s 15 tallies leading the at
tack. Dan Crawford chipped in
with 15 and Steve Elgin scored
12.
This Week's Schedule
10 a St. .Tohn.St Vincent
St. Aloysius-St. Leo
11 am.—Sacred Heart-St. Christo
pher
St Ladislaus-St Peter
12-St, Catharine-Immaculate Con
ception
St Cyprian-St Dominic
m. St Augustine-St Michael
Our Lady of Victory-St Mary
m. Christ the King-St. Francis
St Mary Magdalene-Holy Name
p.m.—St. Agatha-Corpus Christi
Holy Rosary-St. Thomas
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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SHOPPERS
ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER Sew
er and Drain Service. 592 E.
George St. Marion 2-2726.
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gift U Truly
Appreciated.
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Sil vet St. Marion Ohio
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
FINE FOOTWEAR
for 50 years
E Center 118 S. Main
137
TELEVISION REPAIR
T.V. Antenna Service
Installation* Repairs
BOB PAULUS
437 Oak St. Phone 2-5691
Television Antennas
tiONALD W ARNDT
259 Walnut Dial 2-841*0 evening*
Tile Both Room
TH* Work ot All Kinds
Call or Writo for Fro* Estimate
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Lennon's
YOUNG EAGLES —Pictured
above is the first basketbail
team to be floored by Bishop
Watterson high school. Compos
ed of freshmen and sophomores
the team played an abbreviated
Flyers Lose Hugh
Hugh Devore
PHILADELPHIA (NC)
Hugh Devore, football coach
the University of Dayton, has
signed a contract as head coach
of the Philadelphia Eagles of the
National Football league.
Dayton conducted by the Mar
lanist Fathers, said it released
Devore from a verbal contract"
which would have extended his
stay at Dayton for three years
Devore, a graduate of Notre
Dame University, came to the
Flyers in 1954 Previously he had
coached al his alma mater. Prov
idence College, Fordham Univer
sity, New York University, Holy
Cross College and was on the
coaching staff of the Green Bay
Packers.
o-
Holy Cross Picks
Six Athletes for
Hall of Fame
WORCESTER, Mass (NCI
Three of the athletic world’s out
standing personalities have been
named to the newly established
Holy Cross College Hall of Fame
The three are baseball's immor
tal, Jack Barry, the late Louis
Sockalexis. and basketball's Bob
Cousy.
Barry, a Meriden. Conn native
went straight from the Holy Cross
campus to become the star short
stop of Connie Mack’s $100,000
infield of the Philadelphia Ath
letics World War I era.
Sockalexis. a full-hlooded In
dian from Maine, was a protege
of the Most Rev James Augus
tine Healy, second Bishop of
Portland, Me Bishop Healy ar
ranged for Sockalexis to attend
Holy Cross and, from Holy Cioss,
Sockalexis joined the Cleveland
baseball team That was in 1897.
Cousy, an All-American basket
ball star at Holy Cross, was grad-
St. Mary Rebounds CCL Title Chase Is Deadlocked
Watterson Floors School’s First Cage Team
i
I
.1 ’k*
schedule this season. They'll
compete in the Class A District
tournament next month. In the
first row, left to right, Pete
Tippett, George Seipel, Don Is
bell, Mike Ruscilla, and Phil
Frisco Capers
Feel No Color
Line in Game
NEW YORK (NC) Three
Negro stars of the No. 1 ranked
University of San Francisco bas
ketball team visited the Catholic
Interracial Council headquarters
here between games tn the Holi
day Basketball Festival in Madi
son Square Garden.
The three visitors were Hal Per
iy, Warren Baxter and Gene
Brown They were accompanied
by Father Ralph Tichenor, S.J,
university moderator of athletics.
They attended a council forum
and visited the council s library
and offices.
The university basketball team
won the national
last season. The
tournament here
their consecutive
to 36 games by defeating UCLA
of
Father Tichenor told CIC offi
cials that he had received many
favorable comments on the inter
racial character of the team. He
said "They demonstrate that peo
ple of different races can work
and plav side by side.”
-------------------o-------------------
Crosby Gives $ 101,900
To Gonzaga Library Fund
SPOKANE, Wash —(NC) In
his second gift within a few days
to his alma mater, Bing Crosby,
radio and film star, has added
$100 000 tn a trust fund for the
Crosby Memorial Library to be
erected on the campus of Gon
zaga University here.
A few days earlier Mr Crosby
geve to the fund 100 shares of
stock in the Minute Maid Or
ange Juice Company, valued at
SI.900.
uated in 1949, and thereupon
signed with the Boston Celtics in
the National Professional Basket
ball League
Three other outstanding sports
figures will he inducted into the
newly established Holy Cross Hall
of Feme, at ceremonies here Jan
uary 21.
Named for the honor are Bill
Osmanski, all American fullback
of 1939 Willie Turnesa. golf
Champion, and Andy Kelly, who
set a world record for the 300
yard run as a senior in 1917.
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PROTECTION
A fireman thinks of the job at hand
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put out the fire’ But after the fire—
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ered by Nationwide’s Extended Cov
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insure today. Call
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Columbus 9, Ohio
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ar
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Ribgy, Dick Hamilton, Tony
Gottemoaller, Tom Dillon and
Gary Gorsuch.
1
707 Adair Ave.
collegiate title
Dons won the
and extended
winning streak
Hal Perry was asked about the
attitude of white players on his
own and other teams He replied
‘‘There’s no personal feeling in
the game We play as a team and
so do our opponents. Your color
doesn't matter it’s one team
against another.”
60 So. Sth St.
J«7 N. 4th St.
Plumbing
a
626
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Funeral Directors
The Mader-Peoples Funeral Homes
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
Information
To BUY or SELL Your Home
DON HUNTER REALTY
Office, Corner of Blue and Adair
Phone 3-8272, 3-4708
W. J. HECK CO.
General Contractors
________ Zonesville________
Bohn & Kern
Mfg & Supply Co
Heating Supplies
So 8 third St Zaaeevtlk
Williams
Bakery
Market St. Dial 2-1076
CHE YOUNG INS. AGENCY
inc.
Auto Fir* Liability
Accident Life
Extended Coverage Bonds
Dial 3-7015
Masonic Temple 3-7015
Nights, Sun. and Holidays 3-6842
AMANA
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Freezer Refrigerator
L. A. EMMERT
Since 1912 GL 3-6018
34 South Third St., Zanesvill*, Ohl*
JUDY'S
Service and Restaurant
State end W. Main Sts.
Phone GL. 2-0169
Zanesville Gravel Co.
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Filter Sand
GRAVEL ACL SIZES
Meeting State and Federal
Specifications
Plant located 10 miles north of
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Mohawks ........ 33
Comanches....................... 32
Sioux .... .................. 28
Seminoles 27Li
Cherokees 23
Crees ............19tk
Shawnees 18l2
Apaches ISVi
Navajos 10
Week’s high single game and se
ries: Delores Sweeney, Comanch
es—209 Mary Jo Wolf, Chero
kees—499.
Week’s high team game and se
ries: Comanches, 737 Cherokees,
2001.
1955 FORD STATION WAGON
Fordomatic, Radio and Heater,
White Sidewalls. 4000 Miles
Very Sharp.
SPECIAL IN CATHOLIC
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FUNERAL HOME
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935 Forest Avenue Dial GL. 2-5757
LIDO WINE STORE
J. Jacolenne. Mgr.
Zanesville and Coshocton Ohio
Your Beauty is our Career'
Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc.
AMITA FLOOD
(Main Floor)
THE CAMERA SHOP
Everything Photographic9*
620 Market St. Phone 2-7302
Radio Service Appliance* Repaired
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
GEORGE F. SMITH
111 Gallagher St., ZanesvlUe. Ph. 8-7236
Electrical Wiring Maintenance
Commercial industrial Residential
TRAIN for an office position. Fall
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_CoUege,_55M»_Ni_5th St. Dial 3-8136
Business Announc*ment* Z-30
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kit
Zanesville Ohio
r* s-*ss
Drug Store*
SHTBUCT'B PHARMACY TKRRACB
POINT
ISOR Dreed** Road *hoa» S-S4
Sims Insurance Agency
Auto Fire Hospitalization
214 Lind Arcade Dial GL. 3-9544
DR. D. C. ENGLAND
OPTOMETRIST
New Ground Floor Offices
21 South Sixth St.
DIAL GL. 2-4328
WISEMAN
DAIRY
‘Quality Products Since 1926’
Phone 45R Crooksville, O.
Central Catholic League
Standings
THOMAS TRAILERS
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS BANK PLAN FINANCING
AM. 2-4944
5019 N. High St. Open Eves.
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Insurance Agencies
58 E. Gay St. Columbus, Ohio
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President Secretary
CA 4-8196
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WHERE
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FINAN INSURANCE AGENCY
Fl RSI TRUST BLDG PH 2.5245
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Fire Auto Trucks
Phon* GL. 2-779*
Money To Loan
AID BUDGET LOAN
Automobile, Household Goods Loans
412 Market S. “Bill” Hart, Dial 2-7516
Painting
Hanifan Decorators, inc.
Dumestic and Industrial
Painters and Decorator*
629 Park St Zanesville
Offir. Phon- 2-S179 Rea* Phone 2-9*51
Service Station
TERRACE POINT
SERVICE STATION
Frank Talley, Operator
Dial GL 24611
Television
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647 Putnam Av*. GL. 2-3663
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4 I
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ROYAL Typewriters OLIVKTTI
Calculators
414 Market St. Ph: GL. 3-24*9
Edward F. Warner
Building Contractor
1150 Talley Av*.
Ph. 3-6838 Zanesvill*
BORDEN'S
Gail Borden Milk
PHONE 2-5451
Zanesville, Ohio
Buy Frash
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Phone 992 W-2
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Zanesvill*, Ohio

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