The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-06

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In last weeks action:
FAMILY NoTcHES No. a
Holy Family's Red Raiders in
vaded st. Aloysius, New Lexing-
ton, last Tuesday Sand returned
safely to Columbus, still unbeat-
en-.
Family's cagers, getting off to a
slow start, picked up speed in the
second half to nail down their
fourth victory by the score of
1923.
ST. Aloysius could hif for on
Iy fwo points in the first quar-.
ter while the Raiders hit ths
nets for 10. However, in the
second canio, Family scored on
ly fwo points while the hosts
hit for eight.
Family's cagers found the
range in the second half when
they tailed % points-20 in the
final periodic only 13 for st.
Aloysius.
Capt. Tom Cullen scored Is
points to pace Family while Bill
Heimerl scored more than half
of st. Aloysius' total with IL tai
lies.
Family .a....~..10 IL 100
ST. AIoysius - 10 1913
ST. A r WINS Al
st. Mary, Lancaster, kicked off
its cage campaign with an easy
$3.50 win over visiting Pickaway
Township.
A 23-point ovtburst in the
third period helped St. Mary to
defeat the Pirates. who had
kept the game close up TO that
point.
Pacing the hustling Irish in the
scoring column was George
Strickford, who found the range
for II points.
st. Mary's reserves, staving off
a late rally by the Pickaway Sec
onds. won the prelim, 1928.
ST. Mary ...........12 n ASS
Pickaway - Is 24-39
WATTERSON
WINS OPENER
Watterson opened its cage
campaign successfully last Sat
urday when the Eagles scored a
1882 triumph over visiting st.
Mary, Delaware.
Behind at half-time, the Ea-
giles came back strong in the Sec
ond half to nail down the win.
Taking scoring honors for the
night was Watterson's Bill Bod
ner, who bagged IL points.
Watterson also took the re-
serve tilt, 32-14.
Wafferson .........6 Is 32-45
ST. Mary ....-.....5 ~ 26-32
Earlier in the week, st. Mary,
Delaware, notched its second win
of the season by defeating Waldo,
45-41.
st. Mary took the lead early in
the game and maintained it
throughout to nail down the VIC
tory.
st. Mary also won the prelim-
mary fray, 1882.
ST. Mary ..~......12 n 36-45
Waldo ...~........10 " 80 Al
Gee LOSES FIRST
After mailing down their fifth
consecutive cage win, Chillicothe
Central Catholic last week was
dumped from the unbeaten ranks
when Unioto took an overtime
tilt from the Panthers, 1888.
Earlier, Catholic had tailed
its fifth win by coasting to an
1898 decision over st. Brigid,
Xenia.
In that game, the Panthers put
together two 26-point quarters to
chalk up the big triumph.
Big Jim kravser showed The
way in that tilt by clipping the
nets for rs points while team
mates Tom Stark and Bill Tay.
Tor hit for IS and IA points.
respectively.
Chillicothe's reserves took their
tilt by racing to a 57-24 win.
Behind 51-49 in the final quar-
ter, the Panthers managed to tie
their uphill battle with Unioto
on Krauser's basket in the last
80 seconds of the canto.
However, in the extra quarter,
Catholic could hit for only two
while Unioto found the
range for seven TALES and the
victory.
Catholic reserves won, 1923.
Chill. Cen. Cath. II SO $40
ST. Brigid - Is 28-38
Oh. Cen. c. 8 ~ IS 51-53
Uniofo is 28 81 51-58
AQUINAS LOSES IN
LAST SECONDS
Aquinas was nudged out of an
opening game cage victory in the
last five seconds Of the contest
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