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CO., JU. $4,000

BURNING TREE--The most fabI
lous Duy la b new nome availaDle
TO-DAY, lovely new rainolers and
Spht.levels OF COLONIAL oebiell,
painted and ANTIQUE brick: . ana
= beorms., . lull baths, eIubcoom,
fabulous kitchen, nrep.aeeS. ear
pores and garages: priced in the
low, low 3Us and starting at only
;y'DoO. Gall our Uptown Once,
ss a CO. SS'V S:,ssss,'o sRi SseSs' 4 I
LUChb CO. - Z
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HOUSES UNFURMIsRED
tcoNrlAUEp) ~

Is UNDERWOOD ST. N.w,-vac.:
S %9S, S-s sS, 81 S,k, - bsSrI 1,,.
N. rec, I'm; 500 mo. eTRoUP,
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MAGNIFICENT
TOWN HOUSE

Especially wonderful for entertain
ing. 81 900. Shown By appoint
ment only. Call Mrs. Dixon. ST.
$1,000. JAMES L. DIXON a CO.,
NV, on upper 10th st.-3 bed
rms, 2h baths. buiit-in garage,
Wv. earpeting, pine rec. Tm,,
s alum; porch $3.50 mo- VIII
s.E. WASHINGTON "a bedrms..
~ baths. completely redecorated:
reasonable rent. 10. 2-0lb2.
SiI5 OLD RIGGS RD.--3 bedrms,
rec. rm. $40 per mo. THOMPSON
CO., JU. $4,000.
5235 WESTERN AVE. N.w.-At-
tractive detached 6-room and
bath DWELLING; neatly furnished;
fenced yard; garage; $500 month
plus utilities; available March II.
GEORGE I. BokoER. NC. 1895
X st. NV. MA. S-0350.
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BETHESDA - BURNING
TREF. Half-acre corner lot;
4-bedrm. split-level with
large living room and din
ing room. cleo. kit, ground
level beautifully finished rec
reation room, 2h baths.
double carport Reasonably
priced for quick sale We
are the builders. YARNICK-
SROUR. INC, OIL. 2-456O.
DIR. Corner Of Quintana
dr.. and Quintana court. on
Seven Locks road.
We also have available
shortly modern 3-bedroom
rambler and few beautiful
wooded lots. We take trades.
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OF Bradley acre:
uoewood. roxNooG, fine trees; ALL
BRICK semlspi!t, Ice. bedrms.. 3
oatnS. din. rm.. scr. porcn, mahog =
paneied rec. rm. with outside
entr,, superb GE kit, ample stor-
age, 2 1repls.: 2-car attached ga
rase; low 40s. OWNER, EN-. s.
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HOWARD co.


52-i rambler. one acre; SIs,95O.
SALRlFICE SALE. already A.
narcel. Ideal moor plan. $ bed.
rms. nrepl. IN liV. I'm, sep. din.
rm., HOT WATER HEAL, full bsmt.
Conv to Johns Hopkins.
RIPLEY CO., EV. 4-1600
kENSINGTON: SOS down, no set
tlement charges beurms., Diet.
rambler. gas neat, fenceu lot: as.
sumo 4t2%e Ga loan. 10. 5-3140.
kENSINGION, close 10 Nib bed
rms, = baIhs, iuII bsn4t.. brE. For
sale BY OUNEh. wa. 6-2S45.
KENSNGTON PARKWAY AREA
Luxury prk. split level: bedrms..
den, $ baths. ground-level family
I'm. with nrepl.; garage. patio, big
corner lot; sacrInclng. low Jus.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEI OF ND,
Inc, OIL. b-7SOO til 8.
KENSlNGTON-Beaut. 4-beoroom
prk. home: equipped kitchen. nv.
rm. with flrepl., huge islcusied
porch, full bsmt., trees, fenced
yarQ, Win trace. LeIms open.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, Mgts
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CHEVY CHASE,

CHEVY CHASE, Md; S22,95O-
1hree-bedrm., 2-oath trick CO.
lonisl. featuring befut. mod. kitch-
en-. spacious Nv. I'm. and din. rm.,
full bsmt, and built-in garage;
$500 3O-yr. loan avail: owner
being transferred. EN- 2-S208.
TNO epaa NO R-npnn
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IETHESDA.tHEVY CHASE. SoD..

45U--t-beurm. 2Ia-oatil sDIit-
40. ..nlmacu.Gtt. .naEs eA,ras.
Large hY. rm,. sep. din. rr1, IAN
iy-siIe cleo EI,., ground-lepel
rec. riii. opens to patio ana lovely
garden, basement, carpcrL. Az
trust. BlLLINqSLET REALTY
CO, EN- 2-2326; ewes, OIL. =
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MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA-Impres-
siye rambler in finest suburban
setting. Huge rooms. 4 bedrms.
extra-lge. maho2. rec. rm., porch.
2-car garage. One OF finest new
ramblers in Metro. Area. Ewes,
OIL. 2-9l04. SAMUEL L. BOGLEY
nE Mn INr M R.cSOu
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KENWOOD

Beautiful home. in an exclusive set.
ting. featuring center hall, pan.
eled breakfast room, study, powder
rooI.. generous bedrms, fun
baths, recreation room, hot-water
M hea'' wi IfaT sarge FF as EYES can
". C. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
RealtnrS I'm o-4ARA
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MASS. AVE, in the beautiful Sum-
this fabulous New Orleans Colonial
home features t bedrmS,, ga tiled
baths. study, maids rm., clubrm.,
screened porch, garage, and many
extras. Call our Uptown Office.
kE. 1880 til 8 pm. after d.
call CO. 5-S3S2). SHANNON &
lUCHS co
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A2R2 M ST NV

A completely renovated corner homt
consisting Of four bedrooms, liying
sSS two Sin 'a sa rom ny Kitchen
oil hct,wster 70 heat fs' I Contact TsSS"i M
FLETCHER. MA. S-OS54 or wiz. g.
2s7e.
A. 8. Gardiner g. Co., Inc.
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GAITHERSBURG - TWO ACRES.
improved with frame rambler.
Living rm.. open fireplace. dining
rm.. kitchen, break asst nook, 3
bedrms. and bath, full basement,
gas heat. double garage and work.
shop, small pony barn, asphalt
driveway; property is completely
fenced; house is in beautiful con-
dition; S23,650.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm

bOhlONoNhLLE-- DICK
rambler on $t-acre wooded lot.
Hopkins Lab; $1,000. LAIRD B.
SCOTT, REALIok, u. S-U42O.
CARROLL KNOLLs = 3.bedrm
brlck rambler. very nice: din. vm,,
frepl., finished bsmt., fenced lot:
Sl195V. HIGH 4. PECk,, keal.oT,
10. 5-4s42.
Carroll KNOLLs AREA. Attrac-
tive 3-bedrm. .Colonla. home near
elementary SCHOOL, Sep. din. rm,,
mod. kitchen, Deautilm Grand
new carpetingl Now Si5,D5O, FHA
terms RIPLAY CO., 10. ,5-61ll,
CHEVY CHAsE--stateiy brick Co.
lonial Just over the District line
in desirable Kirkside area. 3 twin
size bedrmS, sturdy 2la baths,
finished. heated. dorm. rm on Sd
floor. Family-size din. rm., all
electric kitchen, rec. rm., .-car
garage. Newly decora ted inside
and out. KoRzENDoRFER. Real
far NJ 1-GIII fiM
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2724 PORTER ST. NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Liv. rm., bedrm., din. area, kit,
bath; $99,b0, util incl. on street
parking YT, s, See e j9nitoiT,i ,,v 80
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CULOKED-IB37 VERMONT AVE.
N,W.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and
bath, S65 mo. Keys at 1899 Yer
mimi evns WO a. O0IA
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APIS UEFURRlsHED-D. c. APIS. URFuRMlsHED-MD


ANDREWS FIELD-New, l-bedrm,
Inv. rm., kit and bath. Lge. laun,
dry rm, with locker: $40 80 mo
Call J, NJ. MEDLEY, 10. s-b777
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de lux,
air-cond apis. available Aug. LIST
l-bedrm from Si25. a-bedrm
from $3.50, 3-bedrm, penthouSeS
S326 440b East West HWY, OIL
6-4453. OIL. 6-7252.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

.LGE. sgls. rm. with board: George
town vic. Pvt, home Is poss, for
empl. gentleman in eos. George
town Univ. night student; S75-
$50 per mo. G. WINGENBACK,
NYHT. 1888 National Press Bldg.
WORKING MOTHER and ll-year-
old son, In 3-bedrm. home, pref
erably with elderly couple, Write
Box 2S2-A star.
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l6l6 Ion 50. NV.
l-Bedroom Ant.

Attractive apt, newly Tedecorated
walking distance TO downtown
Available August /
See MRS MURPHY, Res. MGR.
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APIS. FURNISHED. 0.
(coNTlNUED)
THE MONTANA

1925 M st. NV, downtown-Beau-
tifully furnished. . bedrmS,, liv
rm., dlnette. 24-hr. eley. service
Suitable 3 or 4 adults, Res. mgr d,
DI, 7-37S6, for inspection.
e6IO GARFIELD ST. AT CONN,
nsishborhood. Clean, attractive,
fully furnished efiiciency, For .
adults, $50, air cond. optional
Phone WO. 6-laqS, or see super
intendent at 2726 Conn ave, AID
2-336l
5iOI KANSAS AVE, NV rms,
kit, pvt. bath, small porch: COW,
tranSp., adults. RIA. 3-l733.
1871 nth ST. Me- rm.. kit,
bath; furn,; 500 mo; Key az LIST,
n apt, Apply WASH. HOUSING
CORP, 93l II st. n.wn MA. e.
ISIS,
25I1 IlTH N.w.-Niee place for
lady: Ice. studio rm, kita shower
bath; low rent. AID. 4-l635.
1898 G ST. SCI bedrm, liv
80, incl. all utils. Laundry AND
storage facilities; to inspect, call
JOHN L, SHELTON, 10, 10000
18th ST. NV, 12l8-Lge. rm.
kitchenette, pvt. bath. $3.50
wkly,
1870 HARVARD ST. NV bed.
rms, Nv, rm', reception hall, kit,
unfinished apt Apply Apt. 5
3 RMS.-Liy. m,, bedrm, kit,
air cond.; nicely iurn.; utilS. incl.
$40. ia. 9-S366,
EOS 18TH ST, NV. = Bachelor
apartment. room and bath. Cal
resident MANAGER, Elk. $4,000.
l84S WYOMING AVE, NV
bedrm., twin beds, modern decor
elev, bldg; Sa7 so. Air cond
avail, AID, 2-l447.
1112 10th ST. NV.
Efficiency furnished, modern apart.
ment building opposite Hotel
Statler; excellent downtown loca-
ton; rent includes utilities. Call
res. mgr, MA. S-6g33.
FIDELITY INV. co.
iii E st. NV. ST. 3-SsOO
COLORED-CLEAN 2-RM. APT
To employed couple only. AID
'2-5S53, 40 v st. NV.
COLORED-GIRARD ST. NV
Nicely furn. Groom apt; adjoin-
ing bath; sos mo. AID. 2-s420.
COLORED-ISI4 BELMONT RID,
Adults only. SIS per mo. Key with
ianitor WM 4 nAVIS INC 900
18th st. NV, Ma. $3.50.
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1915 New Hampshire Ave.
2-Bedroom Apt. $500 SIPS
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
See MRS. FERGUSON, Res. Mgr

18th AND COL. RID.
l725 LANIER PL. NV.
NICE bedroom APT. IN QUIET
ii. q. sMiTHY CO, ST $500.
27l6 PORTER ST. NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN AVE.
LiV. rm,, din. rm., 2 bedrms.. kit.
BATH Sl2O, utils. incl; Oh-street
parking. See Janitor,
HERBERT HARVEY. INC.
Ol2 18th 81. NV. RE. 7-l58B
1915 10th st. NV.
bedroom Apt. - $85
Attractive apt, newly redecora ted /;
walking distance TO downtown.
Available August I.
See MRS. MURPHY, Res. Mgr.
315 Franklin st. NE.
l BEDROOM 49, $74.0O
iG SsStiu ~ dEslts 'F see ' E..
H nS q. s A2i ~ GO g. 4-s 81 $4,000
2724 PORTER ST. NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Liv. rm., bedrm., din. area, kit,
bath; $3.50. util. incl. on street
parking. See janitor.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
9l2 18th 81. NV. RE. 7-l586
COLORED-I826 CALIFORNIA ST
NV % rms, kit, bath; entire
4th fr; suitable refined cpl.
reference required. S52 so. Adults
only. see c. PALMER, bsmt. apt
C0LORED = CEDAR GARDENS
S.E.-Lovely modern 2 and 3
bedrm. apis Avail, Immediately
Call Mr., Mercer. LU. 4-S944 for
information. WALKER a. DUN
LoP, INC. CO. 5-O2zz.
COLORED-BEAUT. apt. in ne;
3 rms, kit, bath. hot water,
gas, cleo: adults. Ii. 6-44sl.
COLORED-l837 VERMONT AVE.
NW.-LiV. rm;, bedrm., kit. and
bath, S6b mo Keys at 1889 Yer
mont. ewes. WO. 1924.
COLORED-DUPLEX APT.-Upper
14th st. NV. bedrms., newly re
B BoUo ia1S2 NC l4lS H st. NV
C0LORED-iO65 GRANT ST. NE,
APT. i-4-rm;, kit. and bath apt,
e bedrms }, heat and hot water
inc, only S1b mo. Mr.. NEW
MANN, Ma $4,000
C0LORED-2269 SHERMAN AVE
NW.-2 rms, kitcheneLue and
bath, lge. closets. heat and hot
water, S65; adults.
COLORED-I2I4 18th ST. NV,
Bird floor rms. kit, bath. heat
hot water incl: S55 mo. WIN. J
DAVIS, INC 500 18th st. NV,
COLORED-262O 18th ST. NV
All .utils. incl. Apt. bldg. 2 rms.
equipped kit, bath, porch: S74 81
per mo. Key with janitor. VIM. J
DAVIS, INC, 500 18th st. NV.
COLORED-5I0 End ST. NV, Isl
foor-2-rm.. apt, semi-privatC
bath, cleo, heat, hot water incl
SOL mo. VIM. J. DAVIS, INC
500 13th st. NV, Ma. S3556.
/ COLORED-625 3rd ST, NE.
rms, kit, bath: heated: S67. 80
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-s3Ot
! COLORED-1433 SPRING RID.
Q rms, kit, bath, hit. incl: $3.50
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA 3-S3OC
COLORED-5l RANDOLPH NV.
. rms. kit, hath: all utils.; 500 so
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-s3O(
coLoRED-5O 4ath ST. Sc.
. rms. kit, bath. all utilS.: ST. 80
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-S3OC
COLORED-BELMONT RID. NV.
1S30-Efficiency apt. Bird fool
front, all utilS. incl; S525 Cou-
pie only. Open for inspection
M z. SMITH, INC. Weekdays, D1
7-7S77
/ COLORED-DESIRABLE APIS
All Apartments Newly Decorated
Utils Furn in Some Buildings
Modern Kitchen and Bath
Discount on Yearly Leases
735 N. J. ave. NV, l nm, S54 sc
HnA o st NV l-rm S57 80
sos FIRST st. ne, 2-rms. S62 80
Other Apis Ready Soon
Call Mr. DAVIS Ewes. CO. 5-76l9
CLOSED Sat Til Sept
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
/ MA. SASS 931 n ST NV
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

AIR COOLED, refgr, grill, clock
radio, TV, foam mattress. $40
SIG, ear p NV. Elk 3-6633
GIRARD ST. NV I45O-Redee,
l l.Gnt u s !: Sp' VIZ with range and
our ST. NV, 1895; THE KEN
NERT"-Lge. hk, room, range,
sink; $3.50 wk,
1907 n, AVE. N.W.-Newly decor
Cow. dntn. $40 week. Refgr,, hot
plate, Hu, 3-5l3S,
Ieth ST. NV, IgI6-Lge. rm,,
kltchenette, refrig,, stove, sink
I'd 4, front, Sl3.bO; also for
Sll.bO: gentleman only,
COLORED-27OO 18th ST. NV
LIST ar. front; ", g., refer; quiet;
single. Sl2. no. 2-73s9.
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CoLORED-Is26 CALIFORNIA ST
NV "a rms, kit, bath: entire
4th fr, suitable refined cpl.
reference required. $50 80. Adults
only. see c. PALMER, bsmt. apt
COLORED - CEDAR GARDENS
S.E.-Lovely modern 2 and 3
bedrm. apis Avail, immediately
Call Mr., Mercer, LII. 4-S944 for
information. WALKER a. DUN
LOP, INC, co 5-O2IZ
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COLoRED-DUPLEX APT.-Upper
14th st. NV: 4 bedrms., newly re-
decorated. Sll0 per mo. A. c.
HOUGHToN INC" l4lS H st. NV,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15

1t probably will be a long
time before Rosary's ath-
letic teams forge as impress
sive a record as they did
this year. In fact, it prob
ably will be a long time be-
fore any Diocesan school
will do as well.
A quick review of Ros-
ary's accomplishments will
show why.
The Crusaders roared
through their first season
as a member of the Frank
lin County League by win
ming four loop titles.
They won titles in football
and basketball, and last
week captured the track
crown. They also shared the
County League cage title.
Rosary was unbeaten in
football and didn't allow a
point to be scored upon
them. The Crusaders only
basketball setback during
the regular season was
handed them by st. Charles
in the last game. They
eventually finished with 9
20-2 record.
The Crusaders talent-lad'
en- track team came through
with the loop title last
week by scoring 38 point:
more than the second place
team-Canal Winchester
the school which, ironically
enough, stopped Rosary
from swapping up the base
ball crown.
Even though r o
didn't win the baseball
title, the Crusaders did posi-
a II record, good enough
for second place.
The 1958-59 school year
was indeed a brilliant one
for Rosary's athletic teams
Stan "The Man" Musia
gave downtrodden st Loui.
Cardinal fans something K
cheer about last week wher
he rifled out his 400tf
homerun of his career.
The 400-foot blast al
lowed him to Join the
select circle of Babe Ruth,
Jimmy Foxx, Lou Ceh-
rig, Mel orr and Ted vii.
liams.
Musial, one of man,
Catholic stars in the game
today, has already assured
himself in Baseball's Hal
of Fame with his many out
standing and record-set
ting achievements.
Moreover, he has proved
to be one of baseball's fines
gentlemen.
In direct contrast to re
cent years, the American
League Is causing all tn
baseball excitement, tall
and headlines this season
And the season is so young
One Of fhe biggest sur
prises Is that fhe New
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Sports Can Develop Virtues
POpe Tells Italian Athletes

VATICAN CITY - NC) -
His Holiness Pope John XIII
has said that sports can help de-
velop Christian virtues and thus
aid in the spiritual perfection of
the athlete.
Speaking to two groups OF
Italian sportsmen, the Pope
said "your exercises must
favor the spiritual and immortal
part Of you.
Real end strong Christian
virtues can be developed with
sports. in ths spirit Of discl-
plins enc learns and practices
obedience, humility end ~.
nvncission. In teamwork and
In competition one learns TO
p.scfics charity. broth srIy
love. mutual respect. gensr.
osify end. sometimes. sven
forgiveness.
"In the set Of laws govern
Ing physical efficiency on,
learns and practices chastity
modesty, temperance and pru
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Diocesan Meet
Set At South
Memorial Day

The annual Diocesan Invita-
tional Track Meet for high and
grade school teams will be held
on Memorial Day at South High
School. The event, usually held
at Capital University, is spon-
sored by the Marian Council
1854, Knights of Columbus.
First event of the daylong
meet will be held at $50 am,
according to Lew French, chair
man Of the meet.
New Lexington st. Aloysius is
the defending high school
champion while st. Dominic is
the defending grade school
champion.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15

dence. How fortunate you are to
be able to practice these ancient
virtues with youthful enthusi-
asm, without which one can be
a valiant athlete but not a Chris.
tian one"
Referring to the forthcoming
Olympic Games to be held in
Rome in 1860, the Pope said
that lit will be an important
event and We trust, If the Lord
wills 1t, that We will welcome
on that occasion the athletes
who will compete"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15

New Lexington st. Alloy
sius won two track titles
last week while Rosary won
another.
The Blue Knights of st.
Aloysius won the Class A
division Of the Muskingum Re-
lays for the second year in a
row and also repeated as
champs in the New Lexington
Invitational Track Meet.
St. AIoysivs scored ~ points
In the MuskinsUm Relays, u
more than second place Cha.
grin Falls. Seventeen teams
took part In the annual event.
John Koonts of st. Aloysius
set a new Class A record by run.
ming the 44O-yard dash in So
seconds.
The Blue Knights tuned up
for the Relays by winning the
New Lexington meet for the
fourth time in the seven-year
history of the event, and the
third time in a row.
st. AIoySiuS scored rs points
to 43R points to runnerur
Granville. GAINESVILLE tailed 81.
Nj Connelsville "a, New Lexing'
ton Public Is, and Bremen s.
The Blue Knights Larry
Nash set two records by run
ming the 100-yard dash In I0.5
seconds and The mile In
4:55.2. St. Aloysivs set re-
cords in The 40 t52.5) and
mile GASP relays. Ken Stu.
der also fisd fhs 220-yard
dash record Of ~ seconds.
Rosary won its third major
Franklin County League titl'
by swapping up the track crown
The Crusaders, paced by Boil
Davis, scored IS points whil'
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Cards
Win In
District

st. Charles, a familiar
team in high school baseball
tournament finals, will bat
tie the upper bracket win
ner from the Northwest Dis
trict in the Delaware Re-
gional tourney at l pm,
Friday.
Should the Cardinals win, they
will meet the winner of the
other regional game at 2 pm.
Saturday for the title. Victor of
Saturdays game, also scheduled
at Delaware, will win a chance
for the State title next week.
St. Charles qualified last
week sor the regional tourna-
ment by winning the upper
bracket championship in the
Central District Class "A
tournament. L~inden-MeKinIsy
won The lower bracket title.
Coach Jack Ryan's Cardinals
won the title game from Card.
ington, 4-3, by pushing over the
deciding run in the fourth in
ming.
The Cardinals buncned three
runs-two of them on a homer
by pitcher Dan Wiles - in the
first inning to take the lead il
the game. However, Cardingtor
matched this effort with three
runs in the third.
A walk given to Jack Stern
followed by q double by John
Houck, gave st. Charles the win
ming run.
ST., Charles qualified for
the finals by stopping M. Yer.
non, 7.3. The Cardinals seor.
81 $hrAA rtIne Ia kha fret and
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Rosary's Record
Hard TO Equal

York Yankees have been
playing like Washington
usually does. Before they
broke their slump, those
mighty Yankees lost 9
out Of 10 games, much
to the glee Of that large
fraternity Of Yankee
hafers."
Picked by practic a |
everyone to win the Ameri-
can League pennant again,
the Yankees seem to be try
ing real hard to make these
%bandwagon riders look bad.
The same is true for the
Detroit Tigers. Preseason
dope had it that Detroit
was the only improved
team in the American Lea.
que. Once the season got
started, Detroit couldn't
win for losing. The sea.
son became a nightmare
and pretty soon the Tiger
manager was sent out to
hunt a new job.
Then there's Cleveland
The Indians stormed or
the warpath as if they
were going to re-stage the
battle of Clusters las
stand. Yet, hardly anyone
except for the most rabil
Indian fans o r the Cleve
land front office thought
much of t he team.
While the American
Leagues predicted mo
hum race" has develop
ed into an astonishing
one, things were pretty
normal in fhe National
League.
BY normal, we NEAR
everyone seems to be tax
ing a turn in first place
except for those low-flyinl
Cardinals. Milwaukee, Sar
Francisco, Los Angeles ant
Cincinnati are providing
most of the excitement. Z
The surprise thus fal
has been provided by Pitts
burgh, picked by many II
dethrone Milwaukee. TIL,
Pirates however, got off Il
a rocky start, mainly be
cause their pitchers have
been performing below par
Maybe the 1859 pennan'
races aren't foregone con
illusions. Time will tell.
Are the Columbus Jet
experiencing something al
teams 60 through-a sluml
or are they lacking in i;
winning combination?
It's quite apparent that
the JETS recent difficult
Ties were due to lack of
Ionq-balI hitting and
clutch pitching. In fact,
pitching was cited as a
question mark in this
column at fhe start OF the
season.
It's too early to coun
the Jets out yet, but it ism
too early to express cor
lcern.-LVF
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DOROTHYS SEWING AND
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Mems, women's and children's
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second innings and then add
I'd another In the fifth.
Earlier, st. Charles stayed
alive in the tournament by
scoring three runs in the last
inning and then withstanding a
rally to edge East, 5-4. The Car
dinals' first district win was
over Watterson, 81.
st. Charles also took time
out last week to take over the
lead in the Central Catholic
League by handing Newark
Catholic its first loop loss, 7-2.
The Cardinals also won a SO
non-league victory over South.
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runs In the first inning of the
second game which went only
three innings. The Green Wave
cracked out II hits in the first
game and IA in the second. Holy
Family managed only five hits
in the two games.
The Green Wave also buried
Johnstown, 14-1, in a montague
bout but lost a ga decision to
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Golf Scores

Newark Catholic 6, lanes,
vile Rosecrans 4.
New Lexington Public 81
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans TN.
Aquinas 8h, Westerville Tx
Groveport is, st. Charles I.
Bexley IA, Watterson 2.
Mt. Vernon 14h, Mt. Vernon
81. Vincent 1h.
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St. Aloysius Wins
Two Track Titles

runner-up Canal Winchester
tailed 40. st. Mary finished
fifth with 10 points.
Others were: University, 80;
New Albany 30; Hamilton Town
ship 8; Dublin Z. and Acad-
envy 8.
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Newark Catholic rebounded
from its first Gel loss by win.
ming two league games from Ho.
ly Family.
The Green Wave, display.
Ing plenty Of power. racked
up the Red Raiders, 81, In
the first game and then came
back to blast to an 1871 vic
tory.
Newark Catholic scored Is