The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-04

Rosary IN front but the Tigers
rallied to score the tying points.
Three Rosary drives sputtered
inside Greenfield's Is yard line.
The Crusaders racked UP Is first
downs and chewed up 257 yards
on the ground. They tossed eight
passes, completing three for Az
yards.
Rosary now sports a one win,
one loss, one tie record.
Greenfield % 8 0 7-13
Rosary .~....o 6 Ola
Rosary scoring: Touchdown
Davis 2 (37, 5 yard runs). PAT:
Young t~placement). Greenfield
scoring: Touchdowns - Wagner
q yard rum, Fenner (6 yard pass
from Wagner). PAT: Cross rum.
ST. Charles Rolls
A fired-up Watterson squad
failed to stop the stampeding
backs and rugged line of st.
Charles Saturday night and fell
before the Cardinals, 27-0, on Cen
trails gridiron.
Halfback Bob Bettendorf again
paced st. Charles by scoring two
touchdowns and running for 116
yards in IA carries.
Although Watterson s h o e d
plenty of spirit, the Eagles just
were unable to cope with the rug.
ged, hard-driving charges Of
Coach Jack Ryan.
The Eagles went TO their
dressing rooms behind only 10
but in the second half 81.
Charles superior power could
not be denied.
The game was married by nu.
merouS penalties which hamper
ed the offenses of both teams
Penalties seem to be st. Charles
Achilles Heel which may cost the
Cardinals an unbeaten season.
Quarterback Tom Hoffma 7
again displayed finesse as ht
passed for one touchdown.
ST. Charles ....7 Ola 6-27
Wafterson 30 o o o.
st. Charles scoring: Touch
downs-Bettendorf 2 IA and 1:
yard runs), Kloman 2 (23-yard, 8
yard pass from Hoffman,. PAT
Hoffman Q (runs), Wiles (pas!
from Hoffman,.
ST. Mary Helps Dedication
st. Mary helped Franklin
Heights football team dedicat.
its new stadium Friday by taking
a $40 FASTING.
The Ramblers, who haven
been able to score yet this year
came closest to breaking that ice
in the third period when the,
moved to Franklin Heights IL
yard line. However, their offense
stalled there.
What made fhe victory dov.
Unsatisfactory for Fra nklin
Heights was fhe fact II was its
first triumph Of fhe season.
Quarterback Bob Pearse prac
tically put on a one-man show a.
he tailed two touchdowns ane
completed eight of IL passes
three of them for tbs.
81. Mary I'D o o o II
Franklin Hts. s 6 0 1871
Scoring: Touchdowns - Pears
r. a and 1 yd. runs; Watkinsol
GO yard pass from Pearse); Toop
(45-yard pass from Pearse); Ru
zicka (40 yard pass from Pearse)
PAT: Bellisari (~placement).
st. AIS Trivmphs
Showing plenty of scorin,
punch, st. Aloysius made its dc
but as an 11-man grid team a sue
cess as the Blue Knights role,
over Berne Unions reserves las
Thursday, 1877, on the New Lex
ington turf.
Leading the Knights to thei
victory were Bill Heimerl an,
Bob Stiff who scored two touch
downs each.
AS a six-man squad, st. Aloysi
us has a 20 record.
Berne Union 20 J o 90
ST.. AIoysivs ....l3 o Is 7-33
st. Aloysius scoring: Touch
downs@Stiff 2, Sogan, Heimerl
2. PAT: Harris 8 (plunges).
Dennison St. Mary
Dennison st. Mary chalked VI
its third straight victory of tn
season by knocking off Malvern
1910, on the losers field Friday.
Robert Patin, St. Mary's out
standing back, scored the frs
touchdown in the third quartz
and made IS, 18 and IL yard runs
The Blue Wave showed a rug
ged defense but saw the referee
push them back IS yards for rule
attractions.
St. Mary .........o SIS
Malvern ND o o 90
st. Mary scoring: Touchdowns