The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-11
Harding Stops St. Charles,
Eagles Rack Up First Ever

this week at the expense of Ar
lington, while Watterson will test
another Central Buckeye League
team, Grandview.
Tomorrow, R%osecrans will de-
fend its 80 record against New
comerstown. Notre Dame, Ports
mouth, will rest this week and 60
again on the 18th against Waiver
ly.
We have no advance schedules
from st. Joseph, Dover, st. Mary,
Dennison, and st. Aloysius, New
Lexington.
Pirates Walk Plank
Elwood Pechtel's Aquinas
squad again proved itself very
much in the running for the Co.
lumbus City League title last Fri
day by dropping Central 1915 be-
fore a sellout crowd.
AqUinas ........13 6 1913
Central .....~...0 & o o.
Aquinas scoring: Touchdowns
-Connor 2, Bellisari 2, Fortkamp.
Conversions - Mentel 2 (runs)
Conner (run).
Not Ready For Freddies
Rosary's Jerry Witte n m e
Tipped two passes in the second
quarter, connecting with Bob
Hook for a 72-yard gain and then
again to Earl Cox for the score,
but the Crusaders ran out of
steam in the second half, losing
to a fast Fredericktown eleven,
27-7.
Fredericktown IA 0 1877
Rosary ..~..o o o.
Freddies scoring: Touchdowns
--Ruhl 2, Davis and Kaufman.
Conversions-Benson 3. Crusader
scoring: Touchdown, Cox; CONVEX
sion, Young.
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The st. Charles Carolians suf-
fered their first loss of the sea-
son to Marion Harding, the same
team that married the Ryan mems
record last season.
Bob Bettendorf, who sparkled
in three previous Carolian wins,
was contained by the hard hitting
Harding line until the final quar-
ter when he romped around end
for an 81-yard score. Dave Mar
done fired to Mike Sweeney for
the only other Carolian tally.
St. Charles 30 1913
Harding .......13 20 10 6-58
st. Charles scoring: touch
downs, Bettendorf, Sweeney. Con-
versions, Wiles (pass). Harding
scoring: Evans 2, Davis 3, Trude,
Lister P~orietis, Kern. CONVEX
sions, Klingle 4.
Bishops Reform BIS
Rosecrans tailed in three quar-
tiers against the Boys Industrial
School to stay in the unbeaten
ranks.
The Bishops led all the way
with Mike Musselman pushing
the pigskin over twice on a Is
yard sprint and a five yard
plunge.
Ron Weidig shot IA yards for
another Rosecrans score and Ron
Fisher legged the pigskin 10
yards for the last Rosecrans
touchdown. Dave Rericha booted
three out of four conversions,
missing one on a bad pass from
center.
Roseersns ......1A 6 o 7-27
BIS ............ o o %
Ramblers DesdIocksd
st. Joseph, Dover Ramblers,
hampered all day by penalties
and the loss of six men due to
scholastic difficulties, eked out a
ALA tie against a hard fighting
but underdog Wayne township
eleven. The Ramblers went out.
side end Adrian Deetz with three
minutes left in the final quarter
for 40 yards, then pushed the ball
over for the extra point to tie
the game.
Earlier in the first quarter
Dave Deioma dove over from the
one to take first blood, then add.
ed the extra point to give the
Ramblers an early lead. Wayne
retaliated with a 50-yard scoring
pass play in the second quarter,
Wayne Buchanan to Bill Smith
Buchanan also raced IS yards In
the third quarter to put the un.
derdogs ahead.
ST. Joseph ....,.7 o o ia
Wayne I'D J OLA
Eagles Break Ice
Watterson's Eagles won theil
first game in the history of the
school, stopping a stubborn st
Mary's squad.
st. Mary and the Wattersor
Eagles scored first points of tn,
season with the Watterson clever
coming out on top 1875.