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8—The Catholic Times
Friday. May 3, 1957
Dick McCabe
CYO Tourney
Top Kegler
Dick McCabe of Immaculate
Conception rolled a 104 score in
the annual CYO headpin tourna
ment last Saturday to lead all
other keglers and win a trophy
in the North section.
Barbara* Morrow of Christ
the King parish smacked the
pins for an 88 score to pace
th* girl keglers and win the
crown in the East division.
Other winners were: Sharon
Mesi (74) and Dick Meyers (100)
both of St. Agatha the Tri-Vil
lage division Judy Kabealo (79)
of Immaculate Conception
North division Mike Cassady (63)
nf Christ the King parish—East
division and Barbara Popp (73)
and Dave Dehl (75) of St. Mary
Magdalene—West division.
The tournament was sponsored
by the Knights of Columbus and
was held as part of the annual
Fiesta Week celebration.
R/n.s Crown In
Mansfield Belays
MANSFIELD The Mansfield
High School Relays. America's
largest interscholastic field and
track meet was won this year by
Pittsburgh Central Catholic by
the scant margin of five-twelfths
of a point.
The Pittsburgh school scored
22 points to edge out runnerup
Mount Lebanon and become th*
•econd out of-*tat* school to
win the crown in the relay's
26-year old history.
Two records, one, set by Olym
pic Ace Jesse Owens in 1933
when he ran for Cleveland East
Tech, were broken.
Individual scoring honors were
son by Otis Drayton of Cleve
land Cathedral Latin who finish
ed first in the 100 and 220-yard
dashes to chalk up 12 points.
A total of 114 schools, from
Ohio. Michigan, Pennsylvania
end West Virginia competed in
the relays.
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Information
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Broad A Chestnut
Phone OL. 3-0143 Lancaster
THIMMES BROS.
Quality Meats &
Groceries
351 S. Columbu*
Lancaster Phone OL 3-1491
JOHN P. KREIDLER
Shoes of Diftinrtton
Phon* OL. 3-5577 203 W. Main St.
LANCASTER, OHIO
BEITER & FLEGE
Lancaster, Ohio
The Retail Store
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST^
EAST END WINE SHOP
"We Cover Lancaster Like
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Phon* OL. 3-6865
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Telephone1
Frank Spires
AUCTIONEERING
Any place any day except Tu«a
Licensed Bonded Experienced
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Phone OL. 3-4134
Virgil Bennet, of Rosecrans,
was medalist in hoth matches.
He fired a 77 against St. Vincent
and an 80 against St. Mary.
Aquinas. long a power in
high school golf, suffered an up
set when Bexley defeated the
Terriers, 11*2 to 4I2. Aquinas
sports a 1-2 season mark.
St. Charles tasted defeat
twice when the Cardinal* felt
before Central 8’/a to 7Vj and
to Eastmoor, 11-5. St. Charles
it winless in three
its fourth
by blasting
160.
Groveport won
match without a loss
Watterson's Eagles,
Lancaster St. Mary also lost
to Lancaster, 12-4 and to Zanes
ville, 124.
Grade School
Boy Baseball
Menu Given
North League
May 9 St. Gabriel vs.
Ixidy of Peace at Whetstone No.
1 Holy Name vs. Immaculate
Conception at Como No. 1: Sac
red
No.
ael
Heart vs St. Peter at Tuttle
1 St. Augustine vs. St. Mich
at Linden No. 1.
Southwest League
May 10—St. Mary Magdalene
vs. St. Francis at Westgate No.
1 Holy Family vs. St. Aloysius
at Sunshine No. 1 Our I-ady of
at
Victory vs. Corpus Christi
Gow'dy No. 1 St. Agatha vs.
Christopher at St. Agatha.
131 E. State. Columbu*
|LANCASTER
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Savings and Loan
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
DEAN A BARRY PAINT
IMPERIAL WALLPAPER
The Fairfield Paint A Oil Co.
Phone OL. 3-4662 luaneaster
BAKER
Typewriter Co.
Royal Typewriters
R. C. Allen And Victor
Adding Machines
117 N. Columbus St.
Lancaster Phone OL. 3-4531
Funeral Directors
James H. Sheridan Sons
Funeral Director*
122 South Columbu* Street
Lanraatar Ohm
______OL. 3-4432 OL. 3-4433_____
Where to Dino
JO-KAR RESTAURANT
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Phon* OL. 3-0004
RAEDEL HDWE. CO
124 N. Columbus St.
Lancaster. Ohio
"Everything In Hardware.
Gordon Electric Co.
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Phon* OL 3-4973
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LANCASTER. OHIO
Athletes Are Active
As Sun Shines Sultry
Because the sun was able to chase away the rainclouds and send thermometers to
their highest readings of the year, high school athletes last week enjoyed a calendar
crammed with sports activity. Baseball dominated the sports scene as schools were able
to complete many of their rained-out games. The thinclads took full advantage of the
pleasant weather and limbered up their legs on the cinder track as the golfers happily
made their rounds on the golf courses.
the
dio
able
the
Zanesville Rosecrans was
only Catholic school in the
cese whose golf team was
to celebrate last week as
Bishops racked up two wins.
Rosecrans blasted Lancaster
St. Mary, which is fielding its
first team this year, 12-0, and
rolled past Mt. Vernon St. Vin
cent 14-2 to post victory no. 4.
Golf Baseball
Track
The lone bright light in Cath
olic 1rack action was New Lex
ington St. Aloysius which edged
out Zanesvijle High School, 6023
to 57*3. All other Catholic teams
tasted defeat.
Pat Allen, star athlete at St.
Aloysius, paced the thinclads
with l6’/a points. The Blue
Knights showed plenty of endu
rance in the distance events to
defeat Zanesville, which is
fielding its first track team
in several years.
Elsewhere. Columbus St. Mary
was clobbered by Marion-Frank
lin. 87-30 in a dual meet which
saw Jim Ixx'khart of the win
ners set a new school high jump
record of 5 feet, 10
inches.
fielding its
scored only
Worthington
host school.
St. Charles, also
first track team,
two points in the
relays won by the
matches.
Worthington scored 48 points
to edge out second-place Newark
which broke three of five new
relay records set at the meet.
Gahanna
points.
placed third with 14
In a quadrangular meet at
Linden, Rosary placed third
with 29 points and Aquinas
brought up th* rear with 2O’/2
points. Th* meet was won by
the Linden Panthers who scored
82 points to runnerup Big Wal
nut's 78’/a points.
St. Mary had three meets
scheduled for this wek. The
Ramblers were to travel to Grove
port on Tuesday and Linden on
Thursday. They are to meet St.
Charles and Rexley on the latter’s
field tomorrow in a triangular
affair.
Our
Full Slate Set
Next Week hi
Girls' Softball
St.
vs.
Southeast League
May 11—Christ the King
St. Thomas at Christ the King
Holy Rosary vs. Holy Spirit at
Wolf St. Cyprian vs. St. Mary at
Southview No 6 St. John vs. St.
Ladislaus at St. John.
U.S. Investigation Service
Criminal Mental Personal
Insurance
Bonded
1-0430
Charles Edington
By Appointment. AX
IS. Ohio
Northwest League
May 6--St Agatha vs. St. Mich
ael at St. Michael Immaculate
Conception vs Our Lady of
Peace at Whetstone No. 3 St.
Christopher vs St. Mary Mag
dalene at St. Christopher.
Southwest League
May 8 Holy Rosary vs. Christ
the King at Christ the King St.
Francis vs. St. Dominic at Wolf
No. 4 Corpus Christi vs.
Mary at St. John.
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Funeral Home
24-Hour Ambulance Service
405 N. Colombo* Ph. OL. 3-0452
Lancaster, Ohio
PAUL MILLER
ELECTRIC INC.
Electrical Contractors
1131 N Memorial Ortn
Phone OL. 3-S551 Lancaster
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St. Charles continued to reign
as king of Catholic high school
baseball in the diocese last week
as the Cardinals won four out of
five engagements to run their
season's mark to 8-3.
Coach Jack Ryan'* diamond
stalwarts, defending Metro
League champions, won two
league encounters to remain
undefeated in the circuit
five games.
after
Acad
Wiles
In a league fray against
emy. Cardinal pitchers Dan
and Bob Koerner limited academy
to one hit in winning 3-0. Paced
hy Sam
Davies,
Rosary i
battle.
i Hoffman and Duane
St. Charles clobbered
12-2 in a Metro league
DeMatteis and Fred
Butch
Blackburn pitched a one-hitter
against East as St. Charles won,
2-1, on the strength of DeMat
teis’ home run in the sixth in
ning.
In an annual double-header
against Lancaster, St. Charles
had to settle for a split, win
ning 5-3 and then losing 9-1.
Lancaster has a 9-2 mark.
Aquinas, defending City League
champion had a rough week as
the Terriers were able to eke
out only one victory in three out
ings.
North found the Terrier’s pitch
ing much to their liking and
pounded out a 20-2 decision to
topple Aquinas from the unheat
en ranks. The next day Aquinas
became Central’s first victim of
the year as the Pirates took a
5-3 decision.
The Terriers were able to sal
vage one game from the week's
mess when pitcher Don Laird
knocked in the winning run to
nose out Grove City, 8-7.
Holy Family won its only game
of the week as Tommy Cullen
pitched a five-hitter for a 6-5
Metro League decision over St.
Mary which is winless in league
play.
Watterson's Eagles found them
selves on the short end of the
score three times as they lost
to Linden 7-2, to University in
a Metro league
to Academy, 6 1,
affair.
battip, 9-4, and
in a non-league
St. Vincent's
fatten batting
Mt. Vernon
pitching helped
averages as the Blue Streaks
floundered in three diamond
contests. St. Vincent lost to
Gambier, 11-6, and then dropped
a marathon to Danville, 21-16.
The Streaks also fell to Lou
donville, 15-4.
St.
Rosecrans lost a tough 2-0
game against Cambridge despite
a five hit performance by its
mound corps.
Aided hy eight errors, Ports
mouth West, with only four hits,
won out against Portsmouth Notre
Dame. 10-4.
Dennison St. Mary plated three
runs in the first inning and went
on to score one more tally to
defeat Plainfield, 4-2. in a
soaked game
Mary at Eastmoor.
May 6
Mary at Watterson.
St.
18
Dealer
in Year
Elementary
Basebalf
Results
Immaculate Conception
Our Lady of Peace
St. Michael
St. Peter
Holy Name
St. Gabriel
St. Mary
St. Ladislaus
Holy Rosary
Christ the King
St. Cyprian
St. John
f.
rain-
Schedule
May 5
St.
May 7
St.
Charles at Groveport South
at Aquinas.
May 8
St. Charles at Holy Family
Academy at Watterson.
MANCHESTER. N.H (NC)~
Bishop Matthew F. Brady of Man
chester, th? victim of a recent
heart attack, was reported "mak
ing great improvement" while
convalescing at his home here.
For the first time since he be
came head of the Manchester di
ocese in 1945. the Bishop was
unable to offer the Easter Pon
tifical Mass.
■ANNA PAINT
MFC. COMPANY
1318 Windsor Ave.
COLUMBUS
AX. 4 3361
11
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7
5
1
DOLANS
Clothing & Shoes
Service
The
Park National
Bank
OF NEWARK
George W. Arensberg
PHARMACIST
174 Hudson Av*., Newark, Ohio
SPECL^LIZING
IN PRESCRIPTIONS
RITCHEY'S
Restaurant
Newark, Ohio
Herbert H. Huffman
GROCERY
828
E. Mem St. FA. 64)581
Newark, Ohio
HANBY'S
Electric & Paint Store
123 E. Broadway Granville, O. SAVINGS & LOAN
Swanks Market
Phone FA. 3-2151
45 Grinville Newark
The Store That Is Different
Furniture & Appliances
57-59 W Main St. Nawark
The
John J. Carroll
Store
Newerk
Authorized
Dealer
GOOD SERVICE AT
A FAIR PRICE
Genuine Parts
BATTERIES $7.60
(INSTALLED IN COUNTY)
WALKER & BATTAT
FA. 6-6161 107 E. Main St.
Newark
BEST BUY IN USED CARS
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Beaver Stores
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O YEARS IN NEWARK
Annual Camp Night
Tickets on Sale
Tickets for the Seventh Annual Catholic Camp Night
May 14 at Jet Stadium on West Mound Street were on sale
this week at all Knights of Columbus Councils in the See
City and at the Diocesan Youth Bureau, 246 East Town
Street.
Annual Baseball
12
0
St. Mary Magdalene
Holy Family
9
8
The local ball club will play a night game against the
Baseball tournament time is
here again and 32 high school
teams in the Central District Class
AA were scheduled in first round
battles last Tuesday.
5
3
5
Cadets Win Track Meet
NEW LEXINGTON St. Aloy
sius Cadets piled up 55*2 points
in a triangular meet last week to
win their third cinder victory in
four starts. St. Rose came in sec
ond with 36 markers and Junc
tion scored 141/i points in coming
in last.
Aquinas was paired against
Hamilton Township Rosary was
pitted against St. Charles and
Watterson was to test Whitehall.
Winners were to play again
Thursday and on May 6, 8 and
10. The finals are to be played at
Jet Stadium. All games begin at
4 m. with the exception of the
finals which begin at 1 m. Bex
ley is the defending champion.
Want ads save time and money.
INFORMATION
O.
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Integrity
PIANO AND ORGAN SALE
New and used, trade-ins, floor
samples, demonstrators. All tre
mendous reductions to a fraction
above cost. We must clear our
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Inquire Thompson Music Co., 17
W. Church St., Newark, O. Phone
FA. 6-5681.
Schlitz, Burger, Gam
Distributor in Licking County
Hines Distributing Company
Newark O. Phone TA. 6-6911
Ralph E. Turner
AUCTIONEER
“Personal Property and Real Es
tate”, Newark, Phone FA. 4-2241,
FA. 3-3921.
PAINTING (Interior-Exterior). Pa
per removed. Papering. Sample
Books of Wallpaper. Over 22
years experience. M. L. (Bus)
Gamble. Dial DI. 4-1506.
BUCHANAN TRACTOR SALES,
UTICA, Ohio. Phone TW. 2-2761.
Ferguson-Massey Harris, New Hol
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dealers.
CARRY OUTS
MONTGOMERY CARRY OUT
COLD BEER ALE WINE
PARTY SUPPLIES CAS'k DELIVERY
Open 9:00 A M. to 12.00 P.M.
103 S. Third FA. Y-4351
SEPTIC TANKS
Pre-Cast Concrete
Septic Tanks
CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCKS
W. L. Mattox
Corner Ferry end Daniel Ave.
Phone Ol. 4-5720. Newark, Ohio
NEWARK SAVINGS & LOAN CO.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
INSURED SAVINGS
14 W. Main
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FOR
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Insured Deposits
THE
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COMPANY
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT
INSURANCE CORPORATION
Miami Marlins, beginning at 8
p.m., with the proceeds of the
annual game, sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus, this year,
going to the youth program of
the Columbus Diocese and par
ticularly to the Diocesan Camps,
St. Joseph and St. Rita.
11’1 i n tvs i n 1 inc hooi n n i n o nt ft
Father Richard Dodd, Diocesan
Youth director, is honorary
chairman for the Camp Night,
which will this year help provide
funds for construction of a new
chapel and sleeping quarters at
the camps.
THE
EDWARD M. DAWSONS
Ed Sr. Realtors Ed Jr.
5 E. Long St. CA. 8-1577
BUYERS' NEWARK GUIDE
O. D. HOLLAR & SON
Plumbing and Heating
62 West Church Street
Motorists Mutual Ins. Co.
RAYMOND R. HOHL
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General Liability
33 Columbia St. FA. 6-8951
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PASTEURIZED
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8 Kreiq St., phon* FA. 4 3521
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THE HUB
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404 West Church Street
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