The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15

gers back into the ball game and
the half ended with Aquinas
holding a 1877 edge.
However, shortly after the Sec
ond half kickoff, East struck for
another touchdown. The Tigers
struck again in the fourth peri
cd and the Terriers suddenly
found themselves behind, 20-13.
Aquinas rallied in the last five
minutes, sending John Fortkamp
over for the I'd and extra point
which knotted the score.
The Terriers thus finished
their season with a Til mark
with the loss and tie coming In
loop action. They finished in a
tie for second with South in the
league.
Aqvinss 80 13 0 30
East ...........0 ? 6 20
Aquinas scoring: Touchdowns-
Mentel (2), Fortkamp. PAT-Men-
tel, Fortkamp.
East: Touchdowns - Gates e.,
Thomas. PAT-Cates, Jackson.
NOTRE DAME WINS
Notre Dame, Port S m h /,
crashed the winners circle last
Friday when the Titans ruined
New Boston's homecoming festiv-
tiles, ZIG.
The victory snapped q L.
game Nofre Dame losing streak
and was the first soc loop win
for the Titans since 1883.
On Notre Danes first play
from s%crimmage, Halfback Scotty
Holzemer galloped from his own
% for a touchdown which put the
Titans in front for good.
The triumph not only was the
first of the year for Notre Dame
but for Bill APPEL who assumed
coaching duties at the school this
season.
Notre Dame ~ 7 = OIL
New Boston % o 6 0-6
Notre Dame touchdowns: Hulze.
mer, Weber, Wilson. PAT-Web.
err (2), Wilson.
New Boston touchdown: Roberts.
WINS TWO
Marion Catholic closed out a
very successful season last week
when the Irish racked up two
convincing victories-34-13 over
Redwood and 40-7 over willard
The Monday victory over
Redwood gave Catholic second
place in the Mid Ohio Confer
ence, behind unbeaten OIen-
tsngy - a team which the IT.
ish had tied earlier in fhe seat
son.
Dave Kelly highlighted the
game by Keeling off two 60-yard
touchdown plays.
In the Willard battle, a non.
league game played Saturday,
Marion blasted the game wide
open in the second period when
the Irish tailed Fl points after
chalking up seven in the first
quarter.
Kelly tailed two touchdowns
and Dan Neidig also struck for
two tbs. Dan Shoemaker and
Ross Morbitt scored the other
touchdowns.
The victory gave Catholic a
Til season record.
Catholic ........2l ga
Redwood 80 6 7 0-13
Catholic touchdowns - Kelly (2)
Nicolosi, Morbitt, Tramontana
PAT-Neidig (4).
Redwood touchdowns - Moore
Monroe. PAT: johnson.
Catholic .....7 n 6 $40
Willard - II
Catholic touchdowns - Kelly (2)
Neidig (2), Morbitt, Shoemaker
PAT = Neidig az.
ST CHARLES RAMBLES
st. Charles racked up its sixth
win in seven outings Friday BY
trampling winless Delaware Viii
lis, 1912, at Delaware.
Jim kloman blasted over for
three toUchdowns while Her
man Knapp and Bob Betten-
dorf struck for fwo IDS each.
Bsttendorf also scored an ex.
ira point IS he added to his
Franklin County scoring lead.
Knapp galloped 81 yards or
the first play of the contest fol-
the first I'd and added another
touchdown on a 41-yard jaunt in
the first quarter.
The Cardinals blasted the game
wide open in the second period
when they scored IS points.
ST. Charles IA IS = 0-46
Delaware ........0 o II 0-12
st. Charles scoring: Touchdown.
Knapp (2), Kloman (3), Betten
dorf (2). PAT-Kloman, Knapp
Bettendorf, Hoffman.
Delaware: Touchdowns Nc
Donald. Patrick.
ROSARY UPENDS
ROSECRANS
Holy Rosary piled up 20 points
In the first quarter and went OF
to flatten GAINESVILLE Rosecran,
last Friday, 1876, in a mild upse
on the losers turf.
Long runs and long pass
plays for tovchdowns featured
fhe action for the Crusaders.