The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-10-05


until Saturday to play. A single
schedule.
Nothing can be done about last
weeks losses-all four Columbus
parochial squads bit the dust-but
the vanquished Catholic elevens
certainly ought to come out of this
weeks fracases better off than last
weekend.
For the record, st. Charles, Ro-
sary, ST. Mary's, and Aquinas' high
teams all were jolted. Rosary's loss
was rather a sumner for it snapped
their string of two straight wins
and robbed Columbus of its lone
Catholic squad with an unmarried
record.
St. Charles csroIians, Columbus.
will play their fourth straight
tooth -iarrer tonight at Columbus
Linden Mckinley field needing a
victory to even up their season rec
ord.
With victory and pair of loss
es in three tries, win would put
them at the 800 mark. After an
imposing 13 to 0 victory over Bex-
ley in their opener, the Carolians
were then tattooed 80 to 25 by Cen
tral and last week torpedoed by
Upper Arlington IA to Z.
Tonight's contest is the fourth
and final set of four opening
trough" games over which coach
Jack Ryan developed so many pre-
season ulcers. The rocky road will
be a smoother highway if the prep
sters can cop this one. If injured
fullback Art Lee is in the lineup it
will give the Carolian offensive a
big boost.
Aquinas' high. Columbus, will
invade Columbus South's grid to-
night in another meeting of Sc
ries which started nearly 30 years
ago.
The Terriers will be in search OF
their first regular season victory
in the traditional affair. To date
it has been an elusive catch with
the ledger showing three losses in
three tries.
II will also be the second City
league contest for the Terriers who
last week dropped their first Ia
East, 13 to o. They have also bow
ed to Delaware 81 TO Z and tied
Central Catholic, Steubenville, Z
J to Z.
Closest the Terriers have come
, so far was a 6 to 0 verdict over
Linden in preseason preview.
Rosary high. Columbus, tumbled
, from the ranks OF the undefeated
will travel to Central Catholic
Springfield, for an afternoon con
4 test today.
, The Crusaders, after two open
! ing victories, went down at the
/ hands OF Central Catholic Hamil
{ ton, last week Is to 6. They were
, the lone Columbus Catholic elev
, en- with a perfect slate.
This weeks opposition turned
/ back another Columbus Catholic
eleven, st. Mary's high, last week
and the Crusaders will try to pre-
vent duplication of the effort.
ST, .M..ss'-y's high, Columbus, will
be host to st. Roses, Lima, tomor-
row night It's home game for
the Ramblers and scheduled for
| South field.
The Ramblers, who can't seem TO
get started, will try once again for
their first victory OF the season.
Last weeks 81 to 8 loss to Central
Catholic of Springfield sent them
down to their third straight loss.
Roseersns high, GAINESVILLE, will
play at home tonight against Ros-
coe needing victory to put its
football machine on an even keel
! once more
After losing their second straight
last week, the Bishops now have
a and 2 record. Score of the
, game was 81 to 10 in favor oil
, Summit Station. The novice grid
ders-this is the first season oi
football for the school - nearly
pulled the game out of the fire
with 12-point splurge in the last
quarter, however, Tom Gray pick
ed up both six-pointers but they
fell short.
Central Catholic high, Ports
mouth, will be host TO Chesapeake
tomorrow and will be looking for
its second victory of the stili-infanI
season.
The Titans will also improve
their 500 record if they can wrap
up this one. They put their first