The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

taking a thriller from Cleveland
st. John Cantius while Ports
mouth Notre Dame continues to
seek its first win after losing to
Waverly.
In next weeks action, Aquinas
takes time out from its league
campaign and travels to Cleve-
land where the Terriers will
meet st. Edward, Friday.
Holy Rosary travels to Circle
vile and st. Charles ambles over
to Franklin Heights, Friday. Co
lumbus st. Mary entertaines Lam
caster BIS at Jones Field.
Watterson will meet Ohio Deaf
on the latter's field while Zanes-
Vile Rosecrans will travel to
Springfield to test Central Cath
Ollie.
Marion Catholic will entertain
Big Walnut on Saturday while
Portsmouth Notre Dame hosts
Waverly on Friday.
Newark St. Francis plays its
final league tilt at New Lexing-
ton Sunday when the champion
ship will be decided.
AoUINAS ROLLS
After dumping West High
School, $50, for its third straight
City League triumph, Aquinas re-
NAMED with Gahanna as unbeat-
en- and united among high schools
in the Franklin County area.
Playing without back AL Bell.
isari, the Terriers rolled past
the Cowboys to take undispvted
possession Of first place in the
city circuit and extend their
seasons record to five wins.
Tailback Mike Conner paced
the Aquinas squad by scoring two
touchdowns and two extra points
to boost his City League lead to
80 points. He also scored two
other tbs which were called back
because of penalties. He got
things rolling by running back
the opening kickoff SO yards.
AqUinas 90 IA o 1913
West .........o o o 90
ST. JOSEPH WINS FIRST
In a thrilling defensive battle
in which neither team scored un.
til the final period, Dover st. 10.
seph came out on top when the
Ramblers nosed out Cleveland st,
John Cantius, rs in Dover
Stadium.
Two passes and an l8-yard
run by Quarterback Mike Null.
lady put ST. Joseph on the 81.
John three yard line from
where FvIIbsck John EsrehiIi
vaUlted into the end zone.
Adrian Desix scored The sll.im.
portsnt extra point on . run.
A blocked punt on the st. 10
seph 20-yard line was scooped ur
by st. John Guard Dick iona!
who raced for the I'D. The Ram
blers stopped the extra point try
with a stonewall defense ant
held on for the eventual victory
AS the game ended, st. 10
seph was resting on the st. Johr
eight-yard stripe.
ST. Joseph I'D o o -
ST. John ..........0 o o SIS
R0SEcRANs RAMBLEs
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans made 1t
Dads night celebration a happ,
one Saturday night when tn,
Bishops rambled over Newcom
erstown, $40.
Mike Musselman tailed tw,
touchdoWns while Don Oman
Ron Fisher and Tom Neff hit TO
pdyulTt, once eacn.
ST. FRANCIS SCORES EARLY
With all the scoring coming il
the first half, Newark st. Franci
knocked off a stubborn Frazeys
burg squad, 1866, in a six-mal
team tilt.
Al Howard hit John Dvsall
with . 2l.ysrd pass for the first
touchdown and George Ssyato-
vieh made good his drop kick
TO give St. Francis an go lead.
Jim Link skirted left end from
The five yard stripe for the sec.
ond I'd and Sayasovieh again
split the vprishts.
A double reverse, with Rol
Barrick going over from IS yard
out, gave Frazeysburg its onl.
I'd.
The second half was a defen
sive battle with neither team be
ing able to get a good offensiv,
drive started.
ST. Francis 81 8 o o-l6
Fraxeysburg % 8 0 O. 8
ST. MARY HOMECOMING
RUINED
Homecomings, generally happ,
affairs, turned out to be a night
mare for Columbus st. Mar,
when the Ramblers were crunche,
neAn0llAOrEoc