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8—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday. Oct. 19. 1956
U.S. Investigation Service
Criminal Mental Personal
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OCT. 20
at beautiful
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LANCASTER, OHIO
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"We Cover Lancaster Lake
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and Fixtures
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Green Wave Rolls Along...
GOT 'EM Columbus North halfback
Jim Long is stopped by two Aquinas tack
lers after making six yards in this first
period play at North last Friday night.
Arlington
SUNDAY, OCT. 21
Zanesville Rosecrans at Spring
field Central Catholic
LaM VI rek’p Scores
Marion St. Mary 13. Mt. Gilead 7
Newark St. Francis 40, Junction
City 0
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Royal Typewriters
R. C. Allen And Victor
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117 N. Columbus St.
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Funeral Directors
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Tubes and Batteries Nationally Known Access.
PICK UP AND DELIVERY
Corner 6th and Harrison
Open 6 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.
PhMie SSSS
Terriers Stop Northman After Six Yard Gain
This Week’s Games
FRIDAY, OCT. 19
Marion St. Mary at. Big Walnut
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Jeromesville
Columbus St. Charles at .Upper
Columbus St. Mary at Olentangy
Columbus Aquinas at Linden
Columbus Watterson at Franklin
Heights
SATURDAY, OCT. 20
McKell Ky.. at Portsmouth Notre
Dame
Frazeysburg at Newark St. Fran
cis
Dennison St. Mary at Ohio Deaf
Columbus St. Charles 47, Circle
ville 6
Columbus St. Mary 39, Dennison
at
St. Mary 12
Columbus Rosary 28, Franklin
Heights 6
Cleveland St. Stanislaus 52, Dover
St. Joseph 25
Waverly 52, Portsmouth Notre
Dame 20
Frazeysburg 36. New I^exington
St. Aloysius 20
Newcomerstou n 6. Zane s v 111 e
Rosecrans 0
Columbus North 40, Columbus
Aquinas 6
DioceiAaii Standings
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Season Half Over Only One Team Unbeaten
No. 49 is the Terriers' Mike Connors.
Standing over the pileup is North guard
Dave Wilson. North won the game, 40-6.
Opp.
Team W. L. Pts. Pts.
Newark St. Francis ‘4 0 175 19
Cols, St. Charles 4 1 171 53
Columbus St. Mary 4 1 103 38
Columbus Aquinas 2 2 44 90
Z’svjlle Rosecrans 2 3 62 44
Marion St. Mary 2 3 80 61
Dennison St. Mary 2 3 77 107
New Lex. St. Al. 2 3 137 167
Columbus Rosary 2 3 72 51
Dover St. Joseph 1 3 71 161
Cols. Watterson 0 4 14 85
P’mouth N. Dame 0 5 32 142
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PLUMBERS
Four earns Tied
In Hcavvweiol
Four teams are tied for first
place in the Class A Heavyweight
league. They are Christ the
Immaculate Conception. St.
sius, and St. Janies the
These teams have two
games to play and it could
op into a photo-finish.
King.
Aloy
Less.
more
devel-
Holy Family and Holy Rosary
are tied for first place in the
(‘la's A Lightweight league They
play each other on Oct. 25. That
will be an exciting game to watch.
St. Mary Magdalene leads the
Heavyweight division of Class
Our lady of Victory did not play
this week and their game with St.
Leo will be played immediately
following the regular season.
St Augustine is being pursued
by St. Dominic and St. Francis foi
first place in the Class Light
weight league.
St. I^idislaus got off tn a good
start in their game with Holy
Spirit hi pushing across three
TDs in the first quarter ... .Im
maculate Conception ha1- one of
the most versatile players in the
leagues this year.
Dominic Mara scored three
points alter TDs by running, pass
ing and placekicking. He drop
kicked for the fourth point but it
fell short. This should be some
kind of record Heard a small
boy say at one of the games, "Our
team needs smaller boys.” (just
the opposite of the usual battle
cry) Holy Rosary’s small team
has a lot of fight. They showed
this in their defeat last week at
the hands of St. Francis.
Scores From Last Week's Games
CLASS LIGHTWEIGHT
St. Augustine 14. St. Gabriel
St. Francis 68. Holy Rosary 0
St. Dominic 14. Holy Name 0
CLASS HEAVYWEIGHT
Corpus Christi 21. St. Michael 0
Si Mary Magdalene 27. Sacred
Heart 7
CLASS A LIGHTWEIGHT
Holy Rosary 26. St. Peler 0
Holy Family 20. St. Thomas
St. Ladislaus 29, Holv Spirit 9
CLASS A HEAVYWEIGHT
0
St Catharine 13, St. Agatha 0
Immaculate Conception 33, St.
Aloysius 13
St James the Less 26, Christ
the King 6
Standings
CLASS LIGHTWEIGHT
w
St. Augustine
St. Dominic
St. Francis ...
St. John
St. Gabriel ....
Holy Name
Holv Rosarv
CIaASS HEAVYWEIGHT
... 2 0 1 5
... 2 n n .4
... 2 n 0 4
.... 1 n 1 3
.....1 2 n 2
.. 0 3 0 0
0 3 n 0
w
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
2
2
St. Mary Magdalene 2
♦Our Lady of Victory 2
Corpus Christi ......... 2
St. Christopher ........J
St. Michael ............ o
Sacred Heart ............. 0
•St. leo 0
•Does not include Our
Victorv-St. 1-eo game.
4
4
2
0
0
0
W
Holv Faniely
...... 3 0 n 6
Holv Rosary ........... 3 0 n 6
St. Marv ............ 1 1 0 2
St. Ladislaus ............ 1 2 0 2
St. Thomas ............ 1 2 0 2
Holy Spirit .............. 0 2 0 0
St. Peter .... ..............0 2 0 0
St. Francis Goes for 17th
Straight Win Saturday Night
With the 1956 Diocesan high school football season
starting on the last half of the campaign, only one school.
Newark St. Francis, has survived without a defeat. Win
ning games though is getting to be old stuff to Walter Reid
and his Green Wave footballers. In fact St. Francis has
never lost a game with Reid at the helm. He’s finishing
out his third season and it looks like another undefeated
one. Only three schools. Frazeysburg. Magnetic Springs
and Hanover-Toboso stand in the way. Saturday night
Frazeysburg gets its big chance when they test St. Francis
on the YMCA field. It could be a close game, but once
again the Green Wave will rule as favorites to record their
17th straight win.
Other squads, with the excep
tion of Columbus St. Charles and
Columbus St. Mary, seem to be
fighting to stay above the .500
mark. St. Charles marked its
fourth win in five starts at Cir
cleville last week with an easy
4Y-6 triumph. The game could
have been costly though as the
Cards’ ace fullback. Lou “Bomb
er” Martin suffered an injury
that could keep him out the
rest of the season. And that blow
could be heavy, especially when
the Cards get around to their
Nov. 10 date with Columbus St.
Mary.
Kan Naville's Rams have
shown good power in moving to
four wins in five outings, their
latest being a 39 12 triumph
over Dennison St. Mary last
week on the Biue Wave field.
for Lead
it Division
LASS A HEAVYWEIGHT
W
Christ the King 2 10 4
Immaculate C’ception 2 10 4
St. Aloysius 2 10 4
St. James the I^ess 2 10 4
St. Catharine 12 0 2
St. Agatha 0 3 0 0
Class Lightweight
Oct. 23 St. John vs. Holy Name—
Como
St. Dominic vs. St. Francis—
Gowdy
Holy Rosary vs. St. Gabriel—
Wolf
St. Augustine—Bye
Oct. 24 St. Michael vs. St. Leo—
Como
Corpus Christi vs. Sacred Heart
—St. John
Our Lady of Victory v. St.
Christopher—Gowdy
St. Mary Magdalene—Bye
Oct. 25 Holy Rosary’ vs. Holy Fam
ily—Sunshine
St. Peter vs Holy Spirit Wolf
St. Thomas vs. St. Mary -South
view
St. Ladislaus—Byp
Oct. 26 Immaculate Conception
vs. St. Agatha—St. Agatha
Christ the King vs. St. Aloysius
—Westgate
St. James the I^ss vs. St. Cath
arine-Linden
Nun Teaches
Football Boys
Quiet Down
PITTSBURGH. Pa. (NC) A
growing restlessness among the
boys in St. Richard school here
was apparent. Sister M. ('Kristo
pher decided
might lead to
thing had to
quickly.
7
it wasn't healthy,
trouble and some
be done about it
That was last year. The Jose
phite nun got a book written by
Frank Ixahy, former Notre Dame
coach, on how to play football. By
the time she finished digesting
the book and studying the plays,
she and the boys of St. Richard
were in business. They entered
the school team in the Pittsburgh
Catholic Grade School
with Sister Christopher
team eoach.
Tx*ague,
as the
Sounds simple but
There was the business of meet
ing age, weight and academic re
quirements to play in the league,
and St. Richard's has a compara
tively small enrollment of boys—
100. The team carries 14 players,
which compares with 51
St. Anselm school squad.
for the
played
record.
Ijist season the team
two games and had all
This year, the first in full league
competition. St. Richard gridders
have lost their first three games.
But Sister Christopher isn't
worried She observed: "The
sports program has done wonders
for the boys.’’ That growing feel
ing of restlessness which was so
apparent last year has disappear
ed and so has the foreboding of
trouble.
of
Lady
CLASS A LIGHTWEIGHT
The firms listed here deserve
to remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
these different lines of business.
THE HERMAN FALTER PACKING CO.
St. Mary gets a stern test to
night when they travel to Olen
tangy to do battle with the
newly crowned champs of the
Mid-Ohio Conference.
St. Charles journeys to Upper
Arlington Friday in an attempt
to up their mark to 5-1, when
they keep a date with the slight
ly mauled Golden Bears. After to
night's game, St. Charles has a
game with Zanesville Rosecrans,
Grandview and then St. Mary.
Other games Friday pit Marion
St. Mary (2-3) against Big Wal
nut at Sunbury, New Lexington
St. Aloysius (2-3) visits Jeromes
ville: Aquinas (2-2) travels to Co
lumbus Linden and Columbus
Watterson (0-4) tests Franklin
Heights on the latter's field.
Saturday night McKell, Ky..
visits Portsmouth Notre Dame
(0-5) Frazeysburg goes against
Newark St Francis (4-0) and Den
nison St. Mary (3-3) meets Ohio
Deaf on the Worthington high
field in an afternoon game. Sun
day afternoon Zanesville Rose
crans (2-3) journeys to Spring
field Central Catholic.
Two teams got the weekend
schedule off early when Dover
St. Joseph (1-3) played Millers
burg and Columbus Rosary (2-3)
met Circleville, on Thursday.
In other games last week Mar
ion St. Mary racked Mt. Gilead.
13-7 Dover St. Joseph lost to
Clexeland St. Stanislaus, 52-25
Portsmouth Notre Dame was
beaten by Waverly, 52-20 New
Lexington St. Aloysius was trip
ped by Frazeysburg, 36-20 New
ark St Francis topped Junction
City, 40-0 Zanesville Rosecrans
was edged by Newcomerstown,
6-0 Columbus Aquinas lost to
Columbus North 40-6. and Colum
bus Rosary defeated Franklin
Heights, 28-6.
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Massey-Harris Ferguson Gehl Forage
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Farm Feeds. L. S. Russell. Farm
Machtnerv. Phone SI. Cardington. O.
Roof Coating H. C. Wilson
3M Blaine Ave. Dial 2 7323
For Your Next Sale
Call JOHN PFARR. JR.» Auctioneer
Richwood, Ohio Phone 2411
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Campbell National Bank
Phone 77. LaRue, Ohio
Member Fed. Deposit Ins. Corp.
it isn’t. 126
DRY CLEANERS
HARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E. Church St.
Marion 2-1627
The firms listed here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
the different tines of business
Masonry Maintenance
Sandblasting Tuck Pointing
Stack and St**pl* Repairing
Waterproofing
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MARION. OHIO
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF IT’S
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BON NEFF, INC.
Harding Highway East
Dial 2 6660
THRIFT MARKET
129 S. Main St.
Marion, O. Ph. 2-1725
Marten a Oldeat Kstablinhed
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MARION
Yogi Came Through For
Mother Hit Two Homers
ST. LOUIS (NO He just had to do it hit those
two successive home runs, that is, which insured the 1956
World Series for the New York Yankees against the Brook
lyn Dodgers.
And. there was more than contributing to the winning
of that all-important ball game for Lawrence Peter Berra
more familiarly known as “Yogi.” The business of doing
what his mom had told him was involved.
From New York. Yogi phoned
his mother, Mrs. Pauline Berra,
63. who is in St. John Hospital
here. A diabetic, Mrs. Berra went
through a leg amputation, so
naturally the Yankee catcher was
worried about how’ she was
ting along. He had a long
with her and asked if there
anything she wanted. Mrs.
ra's response was: "Just hit a
couple of homers for me.”
ThatVas before the sixth game
of the Series. Yogi wasn’t able to
connect and the Dodgers won.
1-to-O, in 10 innings. The slugging
catcher disclosed that he kept
thinking about what his mother
had said and concluded he just
had to hit those two homers. So
a day late, he connected for his
mother, and the Yanks won,
9-to-0.
Meanwhile in the hospital here.
Scout TREE Service
30
ROOFING and SPOUTING
CODY HARTMAN. Owner
years’ experience. Free estimates.
641 Oak St. Dial 2-7472, evenings
MOVING—STORAGE—PACKING
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN LINES
Oak St. Dial 2-2537
PET SHOP
Beautiful Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S Prospect St. Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
SEWERS AND DRAINS
ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER Sew
er and Drain Service. 592 E.
George St. Marion 2-2726
Howard A Vernon Baker
Plumbing and Heating
Pump Work a Specialty
*30 Oak St Dial 2 8904
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gift Is Truly
Appreciated.
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silver St., Marion. Ohio
MARION
Lincoln-Mercury Co. Inc
Ph. 2-3195 2-3189
"Good Quality Used Cars’'
Sieg’s
Drug Store
10 N. Franklin
Richwood—3271
North Side
Market
Dial 2-1933
298 N. Prospect St.
Marion, Ohio
Mrs. Berra s condition had Im
proved to a point where she could
view the series from a TV set in
her room. She spent most of the
time explaining the game to a
cousin. Father John Marzoraci of
Detroit, who has been in this
country for only four years and
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tional pastime is played.
get
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was
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through...
APPROVED FINANCE
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Nationwide Insurance, long noted for low rates
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mobiles. So an associate organization, called
Approved Finance, Inc., was founded to help
people secure low cost financing on their autos.
Before you buy your next car, check first with
your Nationwide agent and discover how much
you can save on financing and insurance.
BILL RAUSCH
2651 E. Main St. BE. 5*3411
Columbus 9, Ohio
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These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this section as a guide when buying.
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GROLL'S WALDO
Authorized Dealers
JAMESTOWN ROYAL
Living Room Furniture
"The Best Made Line in America"
Open Tues., Thurs., Sat., Exes. Till 9
LANDSCAPING
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
FINE FOOTWEAR
for 50 years
137 E. Center 118 S, Male
TELEVISION REPAIR
PAULUS
T.V. Antenna Service
Installations— Repairs
BOB PAULUS
437 Oak St. Phone 2-4691
TILE
Til* Work of All Kinds
Call or Write for Fre* Estimate
H. K. AND R.M, STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay, O. Phon* 4470
i
The Diamond Store of Marian i i
MAY’S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers I
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RITZ BAR & GRILL
In Marion
You can get the beat Italian Spa
ghetti, Ravioli, Italian Pizza, Good
Steaks and Chicken and HOME
MADE PASTRIES.
Premium Bears and Fancy Drinks
Perfect
Shoe Repair Shop
Red Wing Shoes for
Boys and Men
120 W. Church St. Ph. 2-2421
Marion Stock Yard
DAILY CASH MARKET
C*ttl* Sheep Hog. Calve*
Located at Corporation Line
Route 30 Wert
Xante* Ave. Dial 9-11*1
Marion, Ohio

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