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•—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday. March 9.1956
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FUNERAL
DIRECTOR*
St. Charles Wins Two,
Moves to Third Round
Columbus St Charles was the
dmcese's only Class A team to
post' an opening game victory in
District tournaments last week
Zanesville Rosecrans bowed nut
of the New Concord affair by los
ing to the host school. Columbus
Watterson Inst to Delaware Wil
lis. Mt Vernon dropped Colum
bus Rosary, and Columbus Aqui
nai after drawing a first round
bye. lost tn Columbus East, the
latter three games coming in the
District event at Columbus
St Charles defeated Manon
Franklin in its opening encoun
ter then came back to whip Ga
hanna Lincoln last Friday. They
were scheduled to get their big
test last night (Thursday) when
Jack Ryan s charges met Mt Ver
non. the tourney's thiro seeded
team.
Jack Ryan
The Cards advanced to last,
night’s quarter finals by whipping
Gahanna-Lincoln last Friday,
thanks mostly to forward Chuck
Ix»Bei’s 28 points. 54 of which
came in the four'h period when
the losers started an ill-fated ral
ly.
St. Charles had a 44 per cent
shooting average, making 13 of
31 shots in the first half and 13
of 28 in the second. Card center
Felix Borowitz hit for 16 points
before leaving ‘he game in the
third quarter with four person-
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Pump Work A Specialty
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ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER Sew
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als. Borowitz, as usual, played
his fine rebound game.
Gahanna twice came within a
point of tying the score in the
first quarter but that was as close
as they got as St. Charles grab
bed a 23 13 first period lead, up
ped the margin to 39-24 at half
time and headed into the final
canto leading 56-42
-------------------o-------------------
Xavier Hires
Ex-Stars As
Grid Aides
CINCINNATI, Ohio Two for
mer Muskeeter grdiron luminar
ies, Boh Finnell and George Gil
martin. have heen appointed var
sity assistant coaches at Xavier
University by Head Football
Coach Harry “Micx” Connolly
Finnell will serve as line mentor
and Gilmartin will coach the
backfield.
Finnell, who moves up from
the freshman football and bas
ketball coaching position, re
places Bill Smyth wh resign
ed recently to take a post with
Ottawa of the Canadian Pro
fessional League. Gilmartin,
former teammate of Finnell on
the outstanding 1949-50-51 Xav
ier teams, fills rhe vacancy left
when Ed Doherty moved to the
Philadelphia Eagles as back
field tutor.
A standout halfback in his
three varsity seasons, Finnell, 29.
won numerous honors after his
final season in 1951 as thp Mus
keteers completed their only un
defeated campaign Hr was the
teams leading scorer with 114
points (19 touch downs and top
ground gainer with a record 1.021
yards rushing He has been frosh
mentor since Au„u 1953 and
is pipsently concluding his final
baskethall season, guiding the
yearlings tn 11 straight victories.
-------------------o-------- i----------
Annual Stale
K. of C. Tourney
Starts Saturday
The fourteenth annual Knights
of Columhus state basketball
tournament will be held at the
K of gym in Columbus on Sat
urday and Sunday. Mar 10 11. it
was announced last week by
Charles Kaiser tourney director
Fifteen teams have entered
with pairing as follows:
Newark vs. St Tlenry
Sidney vs. Columbus 2898
Willard vs. Columhus 400
Minster vs Fremont
Cincinnati St. Patrick vs Carey
1 .a waster vs P'qua
Ottawa vs Marietta
Fostoria drew a first round bye.
Games will he played on the
hour starting at 12 anon Saturday
with th* finals slated for Sunday
There is no admission charge.
shg°T
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for 50 years
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TELEVISION REPAIR
Al Buccilla
named to the first squad as were
St. Charles’ John Dorrian and
Chuck LeBel Newark St Fran
cis, which finished thiro, also had
two nominees on th*’ first team
in center John Callahan and
guard Bill Bentz
On the second squad were Bill
Stewart and Tom Caine. Colum
bus Si Mary John Rinei.art and
Dan Crawford Columhus Holy
Family, Felix Borowitz. St.
Charles, and Mark Vande Walle,
Columbus Rosary
Six men were named to each
team because a tie developed on
the first squad voting Only unan
minus selection was St. Mary’s
Barker who led the Greater Co
lumbus area as well as the CCL in
scoring this past season The 6-2
senior collected 179 points in
league play nn 67 baskets and 45
free.throws.
In *B' Action
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St, Francis
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Last Woek'* Score*
Sacred Heart 29, St John 26
Christopher 35, St. Leo 34
Vincent 27, St Aloystus 23.
St.
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st.
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st.
st
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MARION
Peter 22, St. Catharine 14
Cyprian 37, St. Ladislaus 28
Dominic 35. Im Conception 33.
Michael 49. St Francis 19
of Victory 40. St Mary 26
St. Patrick 15. St Mary Magdalene
St Augustine 20. Holy Name 17
Corpus Christi 25. St Agatha 21.
Holy Rnsary 39, St Thomas 21
Thl* Week'* Game*—Sat., Mar. IS
(Game* played a* St. Charles)
10:00—Sacred Heart va. St. Vincent
St Leo va. St. John
11:00- St Christopher vs. St Alovstu*
St. Cyprian vs St. Peter
12:00—St. Dominic vs. St, Catharine
Im. Conception v*. St. Ladislaus
1:00—St. Michael vs St Patrick
St. Agatha vs Christ the King No. 1
3:00—Corpus Christi vs. Holy Rosary
St. Thomas vs. St. Mary
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St. Mary, St. Charles Dominate
Central Catholic League Squads
Dave Barker John Dorrian John Cahahan
Columbus St. Mary and St Charles, champion and runner up in the Central Catho
lic League this past season, topped the loop s annual All-Star team selected by CCL
coaches
The Rams all-Ohio center Dave Barker and veteran
Teammate Buccilla was second
the circuit’s scoring race with
141 points while St Francis’ ace
cente- Callahan finished third in
point production w th 123 tal
lies
ALL-CENTRAL CATHOLIC
First Teem
Player School
John Callahan, St Francis
John Dorrian, St Charles
Dave Barker, St. Mary
Bill Bentz, St. Francis
Chuck LeBel, St. Charles
Al Buccilla, St Mary
Two St. Mary Teams
Show Way in Tourney
Columbus and Lancaster St Mary and Somerset Holy
Trinity Those were the only diocesan Class “B” schools
remaining in tournament running after first rounds of Dis
trict tourneys were concluded last weekend
Holy Trinity had to advance in
the Athens event the hard way.
by beating 1954 state champions
Neu Ix’xington St Aloysius, while
in the District at Capital Uni
versity the same situation was re
peated last Wedr.egdaj night
when Ken Neville's Rams and
BOY'S ELEMENTARY LEAGUE
BASKETBALL STANDINGS
Annunciation League
Bern, 65 50 Last Fri
Trinity edged St. Al’s
the second one point
the Blue Knights by
At Capital Columbu* St.
Mary, which drew a first round
bye, topped Danville last Wed
nesday night as Bill Stewart
fired in 33 point*. Fridey night
Lancaster won it* second game
of the tourney as the Irish took
a 64-4? win over Northwestern
on Captain Paul Thesing's
up shot in th* final seven
end*.
Bill Bentz
playmaker Al Buccilla were
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Pos.
F.
G.
Second Team
F.
F.
C.
G.
Bill Stewart, St. Mary
John Rinehart, Holy Family
Felix Borowitz, St. Charles
Dan Crawford. Holy Family
Tom Caine. St Mary
Mark Vande Walle. Rosary
Mike Lopresti’s Irish collided,
with the winner moving into the
final round scheduled for Satur
day night. Mar 10
A win in the final* will ad
vance the wtnner to either the
Athens or Troy egionals which
will take place next Friday and
Saturday.
St. Aloysius and Holy Trinity
both won’opening iound contests
at Athens before facing one an
other. Boh Fowle’s New Lexing
ton cluh defeated Laurelville, 54
42, while Holy Trinity ua bounc
ing Ames
day night
49 48 for
win over
Somerset this season
N. 4th St.
620 Market St
hy
sec
In tournament activity
week Dover St Joseph and
nison St Mary were ousted in the
Dover District, and Coshocton Sa
cred Heart in the Zanesville Sec
tional
8.
Den-
The tournament trail draws to
an end on March 23-24 when the
state finals in both Class A and
will be held in the Cleveland
Arena when four teams in, each
division go for the big prize.
626
ST AGATHA BOWLING
Team W
Comanche* ...... 48 21
Incas ........ 41 26
Mohawks ....................... 41 28
Seminole* ..... 40H 28th
Cherokees ....... ........ 37 32
Sioux 37 32
Crees 29'4 39V*
Apaches 27K, 3iv»
Shawnee* 22t* I*
Navajo* 19 50
the
St. Mary Magdalene vs. Christ
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2:00—st. Francis vs Hob' Name
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Mary Jo Wolf, Cherokees. 515.
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