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St, Charles, Aquinas
Score Tourney Wins
St. Charles and Aquinas won their first Class “AA”
baseball tournament battles in the Central District last
week, while Holy Family, defending Class “A” Central
District champ, was clobbered in its first tourney contest.
St. Charles spotted Holy Rosary a 7-5 le^d but came
roaring back in the
and plated ten runs
the Crusaders from
ment.
fifth inning
to eliminate
the tourna-
DeMatteis
Ernie "Butch"
played the hero'* role in the
Cardinals' second tournament
fray when he pitched and bat
ted the Card* to a 5-4 victory
over Newark.
DeMatteis fanned 17 batters
while limiting Newark to only
five hits. He cracked out three
hits, including a home run and
scored the winning tally in the
sixth inning. Jim Allen also clout
ed a circuit blast for the Card
inals.
The Aquinas Terriers fattened
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Friday, May 10, 1957
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Camp Night Slated For
their batting averages in their
first tourney win when they
romped to a 26-9 victory over
Hamilton Township. Dick Schnei
der blasted three home runs, two
of them grand-slammers, to knock
in 11 runs for Aquinas.
Aquinas found Delaware Willis
a tougher opponent but defeated
the Delaware squad, 5-4, on the
steady pitching of Tom Rhodes.
Watterson wras eliminated in
its first tourney go
Eagles fell victim to
by the score of 10-4.
when the
Whitehall
out ten
University rapped
hits, including a grand lam
homer and a triple by Adolphus
Dean, to oust Holy Family from
the Class "A" tournament, 15 4.
St. Mary’s Ramblers managed
only three hits when they fell
by the way side in the .same tour
ney, to Edison. 10-3.
Aquinas was paired against
Greve City on Monday while St.
Charles was pitted against a
strong Central aggregation on the
same day in further tourney
lion. Winners play again
Wednesday with the finals
for 1 p.m. Friday, May 10,
Jet. Stadium.
In othor diamond action la»t
-weak, Aquinas was shut out by
West in a City League encount
er, *20. A pitchers' battle fee-
Charles Mentel allowed West
only one hit while Ken Clap
saddle limited Aquinas to two.
Wait won the fray on infield
errors in the sixth inning.
In Metro league action, Wat
terson sneaked to a win hy out
scoring Holy Family. 11-10. A
bases loaded hit by Bill Cameron
in the seventh inning broke a tie
and gave the Eagles the win.
St. Mary suffered its fifth loss
without a win in league action
when the Ramblers were defeat
ed by Academy to the tune of
7-4
University held on to second
place in the Metro league with
a 42 win over Holy Family and
a 13 3 decision over Academy.
University sports a 4 1 record
while St. Charles is unbeaten in
four encounters.
Rosary was a no-hit victim of
East moor hut lost hy the close
5 4 score as East moor's Ronnie
Cohen walked ten Crusaders.
In a non-league battle, St, Char
les became Linden McKinley’s
eighth victim in ten starts when
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“Catholic Camp Night,” the one evening of the year
when all the proceeds of the Columbus Jets baseball game
goes to the Diocese of Columbus for the benefit of St. Rita
and St. Joseph Camps, will be observed Tuesday, May 14.
That evening, the Jets will
tangle with the Miami Marlins
in a game which will get under
way at 8 p.m. In case of rain,
"Camp Night" will be observed
Wodnesdey with the same team
providing the opposition for
the Jets.
Special tickets to the game may
be obtained from any Knights of
Columbus member as the event is
being sponsored again by the
five Columbus K Councils.
Tickets also can be purchased at
246 E. Town St., and Jet stadium
before the game.
Use of tickets purchased prior
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not benefit “Camp Night'' and
therefore those who plan to at
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Reserved seat tickets, which are
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Meanwhile, in the Class “A”
1 sectional tournament at Sugar
creek. Baltic ousted Dennison St.
1 Mary by an 8-1 score.
The Columbus Jets have sev
eral Catholic members, among
them, Frank Oceak, the man
ager.
Oceak has been managing base
ball teams for 17 years, six of
them while still playing. The last
three years, he managed Bruns
wick in the Georgia Florida
league and finished first twice.
Oceak managed Poza Rica in the
Vera Cruz Winter League last
season to the pennant and then
won the playoffs
Other Catholics are: Rudy
Alfano, outfielder Jim Rice,
utility infielder Al Grunwald,
first base Bill Onuska, catch
er Dick Barone, shortstop and
Chooly Naranio, the Jets' ace
pitcher.
Charlie Wirth is general chair
man of “Camp Night” and is be
ing assisted by Lew French. Fa
ther Richard Dodd, diocesan di
rector of Catholic Youth Bureau,
is honorary chairman.
the Panthers won an R-5 decision
over the Cardinals.
Schedule May 10
Aquinas at East.
May 11
Delaware at St. Charles (doub
leheader).
May 13
Rosecrans at Cambridge Uni
versity at
ily at St.
Academy.
Watterson Holy Fam
Mary St. Charles at
May 14
Linden-McKinley al Aquinas,
St. Charles at Grove City.
May 15
Rosecrans at New Concord
Watterson at St. Charles St
Mary at Academy.
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Thins Ramble
To Relay Win
St. Aloysius won the annual
New Lexington relays
by chalking up 594
outscore six other
schools.
last week
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competing
in second
New Concord came
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mile-relay.
St. Aloysius didn’t do so well
in a triangular affair when the
thinclads scored only 54 points
to finish last against Lancaster
and Circleville High Schools.
Only a few members of St. Al’s
team participated however, l^n
caster won with 83 points while
Circleville made 58.
By winning the final event,
th« mil* relay, Rotary won it*
first moot by basting Eastmoor,
58-51.
Linden McKinley had little
trouble in disposing of St. Mary
when the Panthers racked up 88
points to St. Mary's 30.
Eastmoor made Aquinas its
first track victim of the season
hy knocking off the Terriers, 77
33.
St. Charles finished third in a
quadrangular track meet with 19
points. Grove City won by chalk
ing up 704 points followed by
Ixindon, the host, school with
59'a points. Marysville made only
three
markers.
Schedule
May 10
St. Charles and Rosary at Aqui
nas.
Si. Nicholas Harrier* Win
ZANESVI1XE St.
Junior high's thinclads
to a 54-23 victory over
Junior High in a meet
week at St. Nicholas,
Nicholas
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with an exhibition. He will also award team trophies.
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Holy Rosary High School, was
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Peter at Tuttle No. 1.
Southwest League
May 17 St. Mary Magdalene
vs. St. Aloysius at Westgate No.
1 Holy Family vs. St. Francis at
Sunshine Our Lady of Victory vs.
St. Christopher at Gowdy No. 1
St. Agatha vs. Corpus Christi at
St. Agatha.
Southeast League
May 18 Christ the King vs.
Holy Spirit at Christ the King:
Holy Rosary vs. St. Thomas at
Krum No. 1 St. Cyprian vs. St.
Ladislaus at Wolf No. 1 St. John
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As it was last year, the meet
this year is being sponsored by
the Knights of Columbus Mar
ian Council 3864. The Diocesan
Director of Catholic Schools and
the Diocesan director of the
Catholic Youth Bureau are as
sisting.
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the team winner and runner-up
and ribbons- will be awarded to
individuals finishing among the
first five places.
New Lexington St. Rose is the
grade school defending champ and
New Lexington St. Aloysius is
defending the crown in the high
school division.
Paul Kappes will manage the
meet, Mark Whittaker will
serve as starter and Pat Mc
Millan will act as Clerk of
Course.
Coaches attending the meeting
in addition to those who were
elected, were Jack Ryan of St.
Charles John Magaw and Earl
Gray of St. Mary Rowert Fowle
and Jim Dressier of New Lexi’-g
ton S. Aloysius: Forrest Sharrock
and Kenny Long of Rosary and
Art Macklin of Watterson.
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