Crouch Out Of CHS -East TiltSJ, Catholic Face BattlesBy GEORGE HOLBROOK Bally Mail Sports WriterCHARLESTON HIGH'S Mountain Lions had planned to make' this a .big night. They will play the Huntington East Highlanders at 8 p. m. at Laidiey field, and the CHS Sponsors club has invited all the Mt.* Lion all-state football heroes down through the years to attend the game and'sil once again on’the sidelines.The Lions also hope to give this'city its fifth straight victory over a Huntington football team this season.But events beyond the control of Coach Eddie Bartrug, or anyone else, have cost the Mt. Lions the services of regular tackle Ronald Crouch a junior who has been a rugged mainstay in the CHS detense. •*—^-Crouch suffered * severe head « laceration and other bruises Thursday when a truck, In which he was riding to go help fight the state's current epidemic of forest fires, overturned en route to Kanawha state forest. He was hospitalized, and that came as a blow to Coach Bartrug on the end of the second nnnuul battle with East.The Llons-Highlander contest is only one of five for county school* boy combines Friday night. Dunbar and dendenln also play at home while Stonewall Jackson and Catholic arc on the road.Milton-Matlison Slated TonightMADISON, Oct. 24 — Milton will be the Madison Skyhawks* foe hero Friday night at 8 o'clock, replacing Ccrcdo-Kenova on the locals* schedule,Madison dropped a 13*0 tilt to Nitro in Its last start and will face Ripley and Van after tonight's engagement.