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

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Doug Baldy, Q.B. Paul Barna, L.. E. 7 1 44 -wr, -N .fp ...SOME WE LOST... CATHOLIC TROUNCES ST. JOE 33-6 The working combination was found as the Irish aerial circus again :et off the Green and White offensive attack. The Baldy to Barna com- bination secured thr e e Irish tallies. The Irish line opened wide holes for the hard-running backfield to pile up over ZOO yards. Thefinal score was Catholic 33 - St. .Toe 6. ELKHERD HANDS IRISH 26-7 BEATING A powerful Elkview team .outscored the Irishmen, 26-7. The lone Catholic touchdown was scored on a 6-yard run by fullback Greg Barlow. The extra point wa s added by a pass from quarterback, Doug Baldy, to All-County End, Paul Barna. Kenny Williams, R. E. John Condry, L, T, Pat Vallandingham, H. B Luddy Kogoy L G we fy f '--.,,, 4. f Dave Bartemes, H. B. B111 Murrin R

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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

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xx v 4 .4 4 14 I MCDADE MEN BOW TO COLUMBUS After traveling to Columbus, Ohio, the Irish could not summon enough go in the fourth quarter to stave off the Rosary High School eleven. However, the 20-7 score was fat fr m being in- dicative of the fine brand, otyball playing whichthe Green and White men demon- strated. The score was knotted at half- time 7-7, but the two platoon system of Columbus finally succeeded in wearing down the el ev en iron men of Mickey McDade. Twomore Rosary touchdowns were tallied in the last quarter. BLACK EAGLES DEFEAT CATHOLIC After ahard fought contest, the Irish lost by a score of Z6-13. Paul Barna accounted for all 13 points. Paul ran backa blocked Black Eagle punt for the first touchdown and caught a pass from Doug Baldy for the second. The extra point was al so scored on a pass play. The McDade eleven played good foot- ball, but the breaks weren't theirs that afternoon. GAULEY BRIDGE DOWNS CATHOLIC 't wa s a muddy day for the Green and White homecoming. The Travelers trounced the Irish 51-6. The only Catholic touchdown came on a long pa s s from Doug Baldy to Paul Barna. This play covered 60 yards for the score. M o m e nt s out for strategy as the Four Powers confer Assistant Coach Anania Co captains Kogoy and Baldy are pictured with Coach McDade Cort Doughty s c rashing tackle loosens the ball from Bob Ayer s grip as they both land on Popsy Corn Gauley Bridge's drive up the middle of Irish line is halted by Andy Korn, Cort Doughty, and B. J. Pettigrew.