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S—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Aug. 24,1956
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Grand Knights of the various Knights
of Columbus councils in Columbus gather*
•d recently to make final plans for the
annual Catholic Campers Night game at
Jets Stadium August 27. Proceeds from
the ticket sale go to the two diocesan
youth camps, St. Rita and St. Joseph.
In the photo above, left to right, are
Father Richard Dodd, diocesan youth di
rector Don Labruzzo, co-chairman, Santa
The Seventh annual “Camp
Night” at the Jets Stadium
Monday, August 27 will see
the Columbus Jets play the
Havana Cubans. Sponsored
jointly by the five Councils
of the Knights of Columbus
in the Columbus area, the game
gets underway af 8 m.
All profits from this game will
he used for the benefit of Camp
St. Joseph for Boys at Lock
bourne and Camp St. Rita for
Girls at Groveport. This summer
more than two thousand boys and
girls have shared in an outdoor
living program of clean sports,
crafts, .and swimming at the
camps. Many more had to be
turned away because of the limi
tations of facilities. It is hoped
that increased attendance this
Rosecrans
Gets Antonetz
As Assistant
ZANESVILLE Rudy Antn
netz has been hired as assistant
roach in all sports at Rosecrans
high school, it was announced
last week by Father Richard En
dres, school principal.
Antonetz, who has hern coach
ing at Adamsville high school
near here since his graduation
from Muskingum College in 1955,
is a native of Brooklyn, N.Y. He
played professional baseball in
the Brooklyn farm system for
five years and served in the navy
submarine service during World
War II.
Antonetz is married and the fa
ther nf three sons, Michael, Peter
and Douglas.
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In our parish church one after
noon, 1 saw a little boy hurrying
down the side aisle. As I followed
him to the altar 1 noticed that he
was clutching something in his
fist It turned out to be a coin,
which he dropped into the box.
He picked out a votive candle,
lighted it. and knelt down.
1 knelt down, too, about a yard
away. He soon noticed me, but at
first he kept his eyes on the
altar. A few minutes later he
leaned over, and in a resentful
whisper said, "You move over,
pray on your own candle.”
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year will provide for expanded
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The camps are not members of
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KUZAVA APPEARED
IN THREE WORLD
SERIES WITH THE
YANKEES AS A
RELIEF PITCHER
AND ALLOWED
ONLY TWO HITS
IN THREE
APPEARENCES
Maria council Paul Ford, Grand Knight,
Marian Council John Maddon, Grand
Knight, Council 400 Henry Brodish, Grand
Knight, Rosary Council Arthur Prender
gast, Grand Knight, Assumption Council
Thomas O'Brien, Grand Knight, Santa
Maria Council and Joseph Reis, past Grand
Knight, Santa Maria Council and co-chair
man of the affair.
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THIS IS HOW MOO
HOLD A RUNNER ON
ers and the proceeds from the
Camp Night at Jets Stadium. At
tendance and support of this an
nual game not only will con
tinue the splendid program for
youth but also will give support
to the Jets.
Tickets are on sale from any
member of the Knights of Colum
bus nr at 391 S. High St.
Kuzava Makes Comeback Try
BOB WAS WITH CLEVELAND, CHICAGO
WHITE SOX,WASHINGTON, NEW YORK
YANKEES, BALTIMORE AND
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES BEFORE
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START HIM
BASEBALL 11
YEARS AND IS
ALWAYS WILLING
TO HELP THE
YOUNG JETS?
Kuzava
ACE LEFTHANDER Bob Kuzava, the Columbus
Jets' ace lefthanded pitcher has made an impressive show*
ing this season despite playing with a second division
team. His current won-lost record stands at nine wins
and seven losses and he figures to get two or three more
starts before the season ends. He's a likely pitcher for
the Jets when they meet Havana Aug. 27 on Catholic
Campers Night.
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COLUMBUS JETS
1956 Football Schedule
AQUINAS
Sept. 7—Preview at Delaware
Sept. 14—at Cambridge
Sept. 22—Bellaire St. John (at Central)
Sept. 28—at West
Oct. 5 Open
Oct. 12 at North
Oct. 19—at Linden
Oct. 25 at East, 3 p.m.
Nov. 2—at South
Nov. 9—at Central
WATTERSON
Sept. 8—Preview at Central
Sept. 14—at Richwood
Sept. 21 at Linden
Sept. 28—at Eastmoor
Oct. 6—at Ohio Deaf
Oct. 12—Open
Oct. 19—st Franklin Heights
Oct. 26—Open
Nov. 3 St. Mary (at North)
Walter Mails
Going Strong
In Baseball
SAN FRANCISCO Walter
“Dusty” Mails, one-time Cleve
land Indian pitcher and great
hero of the 1920 Worll Series, is
one of many famous athletes,
mostly vanished from the nation
al sports scene, who is still active
in baseball today.
As promotion and publicity di
rector for the San Francisco
Seals, in the Pacific Coast League,
Mails spends seven days a week
and many hours talking to groups
all over Northern California
about the game he loves—base
ball.
It is an ideal job for a man
who spent many illustrious years
in the game.
“It’s a wonderful job for me,”
said Mails. "Last year I had a
clinic for all the coaches from
colleges right down to the little
leagues. Other activities that
keep me busy include our Knot
hole Club, here in Frisco, which
has grown by leaps and bounds
promoting families and children
to come to the games, and pro
moting our players in every way,
shape, and form not only for
the city of San Francisco but for
the surrounding area.”
Asked whether he ever gets the
urge to throw the ball again,
Mails replied:
“I’d love to see that day of
1920 again when I was on the
mound for the Indians during the
World Series pitching 16 and
two-thirds innings without being
scored on. That was a real thrill
in my life.”
That World Series game
against the Dodgers was particu
larly important tb Mails because
he was a former Dodger castoff.
The 60-year-old ace recalled
the days when a left-handed play
er often gave the fans a real
treat, a far cry from the left
handers of today.
“That’s one trouble with base
hall today,” he said. "All the left
handers are starting tn think. In
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es were loaded, and the Yankees
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nalled.
“Whatta ya want?” said Mails.
"Get up on the mound,” the
coach replied.
"How many out?" Mails asked.
"Nobody,” said the coach.
“How many on?” Mails asked,
taking a bite from his hot-dog.
"Three,” was the reply.
"Who’s coming up?” Mails then
asked.
“Gehrig, Meusel and Ruth,” an
swered the coach.
Mails’ jaw dropped, hot-dog
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pen and said: "Here, hold this,
I’ll be back in a minute.”
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