Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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f gal'TlCS W ere Pigskin CIRCLEY ILLE SEPT 12 Clreleulle as engmg last sear Q upaet, lowered the boom on the Lrusadcrs of Roaarx llngh bs a score of '37 to 6 Hosarx -. Iom H1011 tame late ln tht fourth quarter whtn lhll lwshbaugh rounded end for stun xards and pax dlrt Rosary s sportw photographer Only the game as you Shall see, was photogenlc' Abox e, Ronnle Fardw ell IS trapped bv two Hamllton players ln the game that saw Hamllton the uctor, 37 to 6 'NIOLNT STERLING SEPT 19 Rosars made :ta contrlbutlon to the wm eolumn bs ourpowfrmg Mt Sterhng 12 to 4 Sparkc d bs Bull I'lSllbdllgll Roaarx s versatile halfback who scored both touchdowns, the Rogan eluen came from belund to eke out the uetors Iurgt Qeore of the game came when Iflehbaugh Qprmtcd 50 sards for a touchdown After Mount Sterlmg took the lead 7 to 6 Rosars bounced back to wm on a 77 xard touchdown run NIARION OCT 3 Plaung a good brand of football, BIHFIOII St liars f- Qubdued a fighting Rmarx elexen hx a score of 71 to 0 V 1th mexperlence as a handu ap, the Lrusaders dffcnte Stull manavcd to look hkt that of uteran- Rosarx lost Sucral scormg chances ln fumbling dcep m emmx terrltorx 'lhe bow who led thc attatk for NIHFIUII were Tom hlllldt and pmt sued Dan 'llerchant HANIILTON SEPT 26 Dlsplasmg a powerful runmng attack, Hamll ton Cathohc overwhelmed Rosarx bx the score of 31 to 6 at West Claude Chanes, the Rams halfbaek,was the apearhead as he aeeounted for four touehdowna on runs of 63 ol 30, and :J X arda John Boll made the lone Roman score on an end run that wcnt for 1 xards

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Revue ST. CII,-KRLESfOCT. 10 With experienee and weight as an advantage,the Coliaths of St. Charles overpowered the Davids of Rosary by a seore of 47 to I3. Playing gutsy football, Rosary was the seeond team to score on the Carolians and the first team to cross the goal twice. This feat was aeeompalished by John Noll on runs of +15 and 3 yards. The heroes of St. Charles wtre Nlikf Crannon and ,lack Bauman, both of whom st ort tl two touchdown B I S OCT 18 Scoring in three of the four periods the bows of B I S overcame Rosarx hx a seore of Zu to 0 at Lancaster Harold Allen st ored twice for the win ners on runs of um and Si xards Andrtw Wtlls colletted pax dirt on a '51 xard run for the third touchdown Speedx halfhatlt Dawe Ritttnthutlt intercepted a Crusader pas- and raeed down the sidelines for a 10 xard run Wx! mir pwwdhmul 1155 'nv Ni- l x x! eff? It s the Hamilton plawers turn this time as thew run ow er ,lohnns 2.-1-'NNE , , ,f Iohn Noll runs through Hamilton players as 1 1' nshbaugh and Bob Seifert block M. ST VARY S OCT 25 Scoring in the final quarter the Rams of St Mars s managed to elte out a 6 to 6 tie at the South High field Rosarx s score tame in the first five minutes of plax on a 71 xard pass from quar terbaclt Ronnie Cardwell to 1'ranl-. Lsthleman The Ramblers score was made bx Bob Nlt Donald sparked ln teammates who mart hed 96 xards to the Rosars three Rosarw s defense worked with prtusion and aet urat s throughout tht game DELAW ARE OCT 31 Delaware V llllN of the Central Bueltexe Leavue ran oxer Ro an 39 to t Bob Durbin halfhaelt in John Noll s plaee showed Ureat pronn e for next wear team Bill l'lNllb3l1Ull tallied the lone toueh down on a .3 sard plunve in the third quarter The wearx Cru aders didnt hase enouvh lt ft to de throne the Ulant from Delaware , . I on lA- l 1 1 ,Y '-. 4 A 5 . I Y i F . , . -. ... we . . if . 1: I . V s 1 . . , 1 , . , i , . .., . . , x . . . v ' ii ' 4 1 ' Q, - . ' ' . ' . v, . 4 . L . - 5 L ' L. A 1 ' . 7 . . Q' ' . . it ' , f ' ' Y I ,, ' Q 'I at 'R . , 5 s ' C ' ' ,, 5 , . 3 . - , . . 1 v , - - ' ' ' ' v . I..-1. -. ' l ' 1 -H' Q .y . 'Q .K ' U 5 A' t i f w -2 .. f 4 - W -, . . , , , Q: ' . V . s . . - ,X 1' L ,., N Q 3:-J AM ' . - , 'f l -, P . . bg. 1 -. . H . t., . - MLC, ' K'-.Ah M. 'A -:?.f.2.4'1 ' - . - ' - 1: 19... L. .alfa ' Q ,r ' Z , l., .- at-rf . V ' s N ' X - ,M,1,,,m.q rv-at , ' . V . 3. L . :- -' ' K' , .. , -::' - -N' .' ' 'J 3' . , 6 , ' . , My-AJ, J N ' fi-'g7,.t,.,,,.'-1 'ff-b -ggi.. 1.3513 .. C , l Y ::':?vv'- --ff., 5:54. asf- ,if-Y-.. 'F 'fli-'--TY' '+'e'fT .: fit. .Tl-.5153-S 5 '! T:fi ,- gf' . f qw ' i 29 QM, .1 ..i,...k Y ,A ,,k,f? JA tak, hr 2 f ',:' 1 'wr ' 'W' ' ff- 'bS'f.t: i f ' W' f N'-' 'if' . -, .- .1. . 4 -1 4 N . a . 4, - .. f - -fra. ,,, 9 - v Q ' ' . . J ' ' .Q