Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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ROSARY 79MClIlLLICO'lillE C. C. 30 The Crusaders ran wild over the hoys from Chillicothe with jack Parson scoring 17 points. However he was not the high point man in this walk away. Ted Stumpl and Don Murphy, playing excellent hall, each scored 20 and I8 points respectively. RUSARY 36-SPRINCFIELD C. C. 47 The Crusaders howcd to the Irish on the Springlield floor. Rosary's hest showing was in the last period, when they tallied l7 points. 'lihis was to no avail as the Irish matched basket lor hasket. ROSARY 36-UNIVERSITY 33 Trailing for more than three periods, the Crusaders turned on the steam to chalk up its second victory over the Little Bucks in two meet-- ings. Holding a three point lead University gave way to some fast action on the part of the Crusaders. led hy Jack Parson. RUSARY 51-ST. MARYS 23 Rosary turned on the steam in the last half lleawwe B The Reserve team ehalked up one victory after another to make the impressive record they now hold: 19 games won, 5 lost. The to topple St. Marys hope of victory. After a tightly contested first half, the Crusaders started flipping in shots from everywhere and doubled the Ramblers' score. Jack Farson again led Rosary with 20 points. ROS.-XRY 37-ST. Cl IARLILS 47 The Crusaders lost to St. Charles for the 2nd time in as many encounters. lim O'Neil ran wild as he threw in i9 points to dump the Crusaders into ohlivion. ROSARY 55-IIOLY FAMILY 23 ln a rough and rugged affair in which four players were forced to leave the game via the foul route, the Crusaders outscored Iloly Family to register victory. 'lied Stumpf took individual scoring honors with I2 points. 'N ROSARY 37fMARlON ST. MARYS 45 ln their hnal game of the season the Crusader quintet howed to a highly improved Marion hve. Shuler led the victors with I5 points as they revenged their first defeat. superior ball handling of the first string mem' hers won for them a hirth on the Varsity squad. BACK: l.. Eherst, E. McNulty, C. Rohinson. C. Zartman, R. l7eaterla,1A. Nlcfann. FRONT: Coach Fowle, A. Purpura, R. Cook, Nlanion, D. VVard, A. Nlotil. QSAQP ,ss L SA 02 'Q' 495A9y ' SA wi GSA Q9 7 Pl, 1101, 05419,

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