Charleston Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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ftff' 43241 1 av if Irish driv e and determination are pictured as halfback Dave Bartemes collides Wlth Gauley Bridge linemen. Catholic's Kenny Williams skids to a stop as the play ends .THE FOOTBALL GAMES WE PLAYED... CATHOLIC COPS OPENER Zl-O FROM BURCH The Fighting Irish opened their season with a 21-O victory over the Burch Bulldogs. Dave Bartemes scored the first Irish touchdown and Paul Barna added the second tally on a pass from Doug Baldy as the Green and White took a commanding 14-0 lead before the end of the first quarter. The second half was an offensive battle with Baldy's Z8 yard pass to Barna, the only score registered. Ken Williams accounted for both extra points on passes from Baldy. CATHOLIC UPENDS CLENDENIN 19-7 The Green and White, for two consecutive years have presented Coach McDade, with a win over Clendenin as a birthday present. Barna crashed through to deflect an attempted Clendenin pass which was promptly converted into a touchdown for the Irish. Ken Williams inter- cepted another pass, and ran 75 yards for the second score. Co-Captain Luddy Kogoy recovered a Clendenin fumble on their 35 yard line, and set up an Irish score in four quick plays. Baldy's accurate passing assured the victory. The final score was Catholic 19 -- Clendenin 7. 41

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Irish Win, Give cDade I Birthday Presen By Bob Baker Sport: Writer im The Gazette Charleston Cathollds Fighting lrlsh last night handed their Coach Mickey Mcllade vu-a special birthday present-a 19-7 vlctory over the Clendenin Cardinals. l Fflhollc fwwthall ,team was ' T'! ' ' 'Q f 'V' one for from his defensive end position to deep into Catholic xerfiwry if!- ay- deflecl Clendenln Quarterbackggug to ge me score when ggma' is .lov-n Parsonj' paw-es ln the foul-tbl - - - ' These two plays lcd to put on ms criemfwe 7:62, with - 0 touchdowns- ,gxeixlagl on 1. e lush , gg-runs ri 1 back to pan. ma ' hl end po- ' s final tw ' f Bama. former, ' h cl ln from his ng ' t as he be outfielder ar1d,gra5 e A' west Vlrfsltlon. hit Parsons' arm Jus ' me first-let me ball gc ' defled-ed high 'vass from ,The plgskxn was ch sir Williams grabbed xt on ras for me e . '25 nw' raced 75 ya vin COaCh M At his r. CDade1Ook P, Ba r llght are: K. Wiliahead to the Comi Guard' aici find: Notre llgglst End? D Barlgfootbauseason ' s ' . me' ' y, Q - S1Stdnt Coach' Pitgigb MOndron.uaIr'teL2baCk: Dania, ' - Ogoy, ,R-lg .guy X- -7' .uni sig f X 252. , l ..,,, , , 4 ,.-'B UM- 1216 ,ggi avi.-x. . ,. . '15 , '- - ,.N- wk .sg E.. V- , . u '4 1

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hmm First row: Ted Marchal, Bill Wade, Bill Dixon, Hubert Bays, Bob Coe, Terry Carmichael, Andy Korn. Second row: Mgr, C ha rle s Coughlin, Tom Guthrie , Larry Roberts, Vince Kohlbecker, Doug Baldy, Luddy Kogoy, Freddie Theierl, Ernie Coe, Greg Barlow. Third row: Mgr. John Yanov, Bill Ashley, Gene Hoyer, George Hende r s on , John Condry, Cort Doughty, Maurice Gatens, Bernard Pettigrew, Doug Trimble, Mgr, Larry Michael. Fourth row: Bobby Kogoy, Bill Murrin, Paul Barna, Kenny Williams, Tom West, John Crede, Dick Jacquet, Dave Bartemes, Doug Wilson. ...SOME WE WON... CATHOLIC BATTLES DUPONT TO 19-19 TIE The Dupont Panthers held Charleston Catholic to a 19-19 deadlock as the Irish still were unable to break the Dupont jinx. In the opening quarter, the greenclad Irishmen drove to the Dupont 2-yard line, only to fumble the ball to a Panther who sped 98 yards, untouched, for the score. Baldy's excellent passing and Barna's catching, added to the strong Catholic line, pounded at the Dupont squad, but they had to settle with a tie as the Irish led in first downs, 19-9, and yardage, 390-230. MONTGOMERY EDGES CATHOLIC 76-20 The Fighting Irish suffered their first loss to the Montgomery Greyhounds. The sensa- tional Irish aerial circus sputtered out in the final minutes of the game as the Greyhounds scored two quick touchdowns in the last quarter. The final score was Montgomery 26 - Catholic 20. CATHOLIC SUFFERS 40-0 LOSS TO YELLOW JACKETS It was a bad day for the Green and White. The Irishmen couldn't seem to get started on the right foot. Everybody had a chance to get into the act as the benches were cleared in an attempt to find a working combination, but to no avail, as the Yellowjackets pounded the Irish 40-O. 42