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Al Walton Named
On Toume? Team
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Al Walton of the Caldwell Red
skins was one eight players
selected on the all-sectional team
at Marietta following Monday
night's finals.
Individual trophies, sponsored
by the tournament committee.
Were presented to the eight-play
er team selected by coaches,
sports writers, the official scorer
and timer.
Selections were as follows:
Bernard Mahoney
Norman Martin
Bill Blackford ___
Jcr ry Benson
Charles Sawyer
Al Walton
Don Malster
Carrol Marshall
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Muskingum Valley League Scoring
Titte Won By Philo's Dan Watson
Dan Watson of the league-leading Philo Electrics copped
the Muskingum Valley league scoring title with 360 points
in 16 games, an average of 22.8 per game, according to
figures compiled during the season. In second place was Ed
Moore of Crooksville with 339. followed by Jim Pierce of
New Lex with 302. Warren Powell of Dresden with 279, and
Al Christopher of Caldwell with 268.
Player
D. Watson, Philo 143 74 360
Moore, Crooksville 131 77 339
Pierce, New Lex 104 94 302
Powell, Dresden 116 47 279
Christopher, Cald. 102 64 268
Walton, Caldwell .102 57 261
Chambers, Roseville 89 77 255
H, Longabarger, Dres. 87 66 240
Ault, New Lex 88 32 208
Payne, New Concord 59 75 193
Rurick, Crooksville __ 64 59 187
Baldwin, Roseville __ 66 46 178
Gallagher, New Lex 67 41 175
Anjile, Glouster 59 56 174
Wise, & 60 54 174
Lceper, & 48 77 173
Ltiughlin, Roseville 62 46 170
Nelson, & 59 44 162
Cnssady, Dresden -.. 52 54 158
B. Geiger, N. C. 60 32 152
Davis, & 50 46 146
Joe Brannon, Philo 59 26 144
Perkins. Philo 59 26 144
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... Bethel
Beverly
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Caldwell
Beverly
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Forest Grove To
Hold Tournament
An independent tournament
will be held at the Forest Grove
high school gymnasium on March
9, 10, 11 and 12th. Teams partici
pating will be from Quaker City,
Sharon, Dexter City, Summer
field, Reinersville, Harriettsville
and Belle Valley.
There will be three games each
evening with the first game start
ing at 6:30. Admission will be 20
cents and 30 cents.
On Monday evening at 6:30
Dexter City will tackle Belle
Valley, at 7:30 Summerfield
meets Forest Grove, and at 8:30
Reinersville and Harriettsville
collide.
Tuesday night will pit Sharon
against Quaker City at 6:30 with
two consolation games following.
Semi-finals arc set for Wednes
day with finals on Thursday eve
ning.
Three trophies and sixty-six in
dividual prizes will be awarded.
The Junior class of the Forest
Grove high school is sponsoring
the events.
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Matheney, & 49
Bryson, Glouster 56
Schoenian, Glouster 53
Caster, New Concord 50
VnnReeth, N. C. 53
Ditch, Caldwell .49
Robnk, Glouster 47
Gorby, Crooksville 50
Raeont, Roseville 35
Tilton, Caldwell 47
Safigan, Caldwell 49
Fletcher, Philo 34
Wolfe, Crooksville __ 36
Jer. Brannon, Philo 37
Duff, Roseville 39
Kirby, Glouster 37
Dorsey, Crooksville 37
Ech -itenkamper Glo. 32
Martin, Dresden 31
Mason, N. 21
Cordray, & 26
Berry New Concord 22
Hughes, New Lex 29
Cox, Dresden 21
Muse, New Concord 20
Reed, Roseville 19
Rodgers, Crooksville 18
Newton, Philo 17
Swope, Dresden 16
Gruhbs, Glouster 14
Phillips, Glouster ... 19
Evans, New Lex 13
Miller, New Lex 12
Good, Roseville 13
Lucas, New Lex __ 11
Price, Crooksville ..._ 12
D. Geiger, N. C. 15
D. Longabarger, Dres. 14
Williams, Dresden 8
Strawn, New Lex 9
Carr,„ Crooksville 8
Barnes, N. C. 11
James, Dresden 4
McCall, New Concord 11
B. Wason, Philo 9
Davis, Dresden ...... 7
Dye, & ...... 8
V. Bates. Caldwell 8
Brown, N. C. 7
Martin, Philo .... 7
Bennett, Philo ..
Potter, New Lex
L. Fleming, Roseville
Beal, Roseville
Tarleton, Cald.
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Hommon, Philo
Bishop, Roseville
Fowler, Caldwell
Watls, Crooksville __
Stuck, Roseville
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Richardson, & __
Holbert, Glouster
Murphy, Crooksville
Henry, Roseville
D. Fleming, Roseville
Fink, New Lex ...... .1
Jewell, Glouster
Maslcrs, Dresden
Clark. Caldwell
Williams, Crooks.
Spring, Roseville
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Carter. New Lex
Dalrymple, New Lex
Tumblin. Dresden
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Al Christopher Named
On All-MVL Team
Al Christopher oi the Caldwell
Redskins was one of the players
selected on the All-MVL basket
ball team as picked by the coach
es in a poll conducted by the
Zanesville Times-Recorder.
The honored players are to re
ceive medals by the sponsoring
newspaper in recognition of
their achievement.
Christopher, who finished fifth
in scoring this year and third,
last season, was recently named
All-MVL and All-Ohio in foot
ball.
Unanimous selections were
Watson, Pierce, and Moore. All
three were the top scorers in the
league, with Philo's, Watson lead
ing the list with 360 points.
Five of the nine players were
six feet or better with the tallest
being Moore of Crooksville at 6-2.
Oddly enough only one under
classmen was selected to the
squad. He was Dean Ault of New
Lexington whose eye for the
basket, gained the nod of five of
the league's coaches.
The "steady" ball players of
the squad appear to be Brannon
and Cassady. Neither player fig
ured too much in season's scor
ing, but both handled a variety
of chores from rebounding to
bring the ball up the floor to
initiate playmaking.
Christopher, Powell and Cham
bers had many of those qualities,
but were more or less placed in
the point-making category,
A total of 21 players were nom
inated to the squad.
Sarahsville
SARAHSVILLE Several
from here attended the basket
ball banquet, Saturday night,
held at the Berwick Hotel in
Cambridge.
Mrs. Marian Elliott and daugh
ters visited recently with Mrs.
Ida Shane in Cambridge.
Jim Young, who is employed
in Alliance, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mellon of
Wcirton, West Virginia, spent the
weekend with Delia Mellon.
Mrs. Bob McVicker of Zanes
ville, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bates.
Gerald Davis visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Feld
ncr in Dexter City.
Mr. Walter Smith spent one
evening recently with Mrs.
Mamie Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore were
shoppers in Cambridge, Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Young
and family were visitors of Mr
and Mrs. Dorhan Willey of Byes
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jum Clark of
Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert. Clark of near Sarahsville,
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triplet!
and family, Mrs. Paul Davis and
family of Sarahsville and Margie
Ickes of Caldwell, were in Co
lumbus on isjiic.ss, Sunday.
Pat_,y iannin was a Sunday
umer guest of Mr. and Mrs.
deorge Young and family.
TTTF JOTfRTTSn. CALTJWELT, ttffo
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The Redskins were never in
the game as Woodsfield took a
10-1 lead and moved ahead to
16-5 at the first quarter.
Belie Valley Alumni
Defeats Forest Grove
In a game played it Forest
Grove, Thursday evening, Belle
Valley alumni defeated the
locals 112 to 88.
Belle Valley—112
Starr a 1 17
S. Thomas .18 0 36
Bailey .19 1 39
Harbaugh 3 0 6
Cain ... 4 0 8
Hannahs 3 0 6
Totals 55 2 112
Forest Grove—88
Foraker 15 6 36
7 1 15
Wiley 7 2 16
Lorey 4 0 8
B. Boyd 6 1 13
Totals 39 10 88
Belle Valley 15 53 92 112
Forest Grove 27 45 66 88
Green Valley
GREEN VALLEY Mr. and
Mrs. Branson VanFlect and son,
Lance, Mr. and Mrs. James Van
Fleet and daughters, Carlan Sue
and Leslie were dinner guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank VanFleet, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and
children and Shirley Davis spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Rutherford.
Mrs. Mary Hannum was work
ing several days last week for
Mrs. Hiram Rutherford.
Mrs. Earl Moore of Zanesville,
spent the weekend at the home of
Nancy Rossiter. She attended
I :hurch at East Union, Sunday.
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Pictured above are members of the Times Recorders Muskin
um Valley League All-Star team, picked by coaches of the nine
schools. They are: 1. Danny Watson of Philo 2. Al Christopher of
Caldwell 3. Jerry Brannon of Philo 4. Jim Pierce of New Lexingi
ton 5. Herb Chambers of Roseville 6. Dean Ault of New Lexing
ton 7. Bob Cassady of Dresden 8. Ed Moore of Croo^sviUe and 9.
Warren Powell of Dresden.
MVL All-Star Cagers
Name Srhool s Pts. GMS.
Dan Watson Philo Sr. 360 16
Al Christopher Caldwell Sr. 268 15
Jerry Brannon Philo Sr. 103 16
Jim Pierce New Lexington Sr. 302 16
Herb Chambers __ Roseville Sr. 255 16
Dean Ault New Lexington So. 208 16
I?ol» Cassady Dresden Sr. 158 15
Ed Moore Crooksville Sr. 389 16
Warren Powell Dresden Sr. 279 15
Beverly Cops Sectional Tournament
As Noble County Teams Bow Out
Beverly, with a 27-1 record for the season, won the sectional
tournament at Marietta by defeating Vincent in the finals, 52-43.
Both teams advance to the district meet at Marietta this week
with Beverly (27-1) tackling Philo (22-3) on Thursday night at 8:00
o'clock. At 9:30 Vincent (23-5) faces Dresden (15-7).
In semi-final games last Friday night, Beverly ousted Bethel
43-40 and Vincent turned back Woodsficld 53-47.
The Caldwell Redskins were
eliminated in their second round
game at Marietta, last Wednes
day night as they bowed to
Woodsfield 62-45. It was win
number 21 for the Indians com
pared to a pair of losses at the
hands of Beverly. The Bruins
also advanced in the sectional
Wednesday night by defeating
Summerfield 83-51.
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With Bernard Mahoncv hitting
in the first half, and Ray Christ
man in the second, the victors
held a commanding lead through
out the contest.
Al Walton with 19 points and
Al Christopher with 10, were the
only Redskins to do much in the
way of scoring.
Christman had 22 for Woods
field and Mahoney 19 to pace the
winners.
Summerfield was likewise lost
against the favored Beverly
quint, trailing 23-9 at the first
quarter.
Bill Blackford looped in 31
points, 17 in the third period, to
lead the Bruins to their 25th win
against one loss.
Caldwell—45
Christopher 2 6-9
Walton 7 5-9
Ditch 0 2-5
Tilton 1 0-4
Safigan 3 3-4
Bates' 1 0-0
Fowler 0 0-0
Watson 0 1-2
Reed 0 0-0
Clark 0 0-0
McKitrick 0 0-0
Evilsizer 0 0-0
Totals 14 17-33 45
Woodsficld—62
Tracy 2 1-4 5
Christman 9 4-6 22
Mahoney 7 5-11 19
Baker 3 2-7 8
Hannahs- 1 0-0 2
McCammon 1 0-0 2
Tricobaw 2-4 4
Totals 24 14-32 62
Caldwell 5 16 32 45
Woodsfield 16 30 47 62
vSummcr field—51
Hannahs 3 3-3 9
Bates 4 5-9 13
Franklin 2 0-0 4
Christman 1 1-3 3
Roe 5 4-6 14
Hanes 4 0-0 8
Stevens 0 0-2 0
Totals 19 13-23 51
Beverly—-83
Blackford 12 7-10 31
Lauer 3 3-3 9
D. Malster 5,2-2 12
Sprague —T_ 6 1-4 13
Combs 3 3-4 9
Adams 11-4 3
Flesher 2 0-0 4
W. Malster 0 2-2 2
Totals 32 19-29 83
Summerfield 9 23 37 51
Beverly 23 39 61 83
Officials: Muchek and Murray.
SHORTS
by LONG
CALDWELL VARSITY, with
Marvin P. Wood as coach,
finished the season with a record
of eight wins against 11 defeats
as follows:
Varsity C. O.
Bycsville 50 40
New Lexington 55 69
Roseville 89 65
New Conqord 64 65
Dresden 68 63
Philo 46 56
Gloustfer 53 40
McConnelsvillc 59 68
New Lexington 62 79
Roseville 55-71
New Concord 84 56
Glouster 67 61
Woodsfield 44 56
Crooksville 68 69
McConnelsvflJe 70 65
Philo 61 76
Crooksville 54 70
Tournament—
Hannibal CO 62
Woodtfield 45- 62
Totals ——1174-1193
AL IVALTON led the Redskins
in scoring this year with 33-5
".oints in 19 games. ?n average of
17 per game. Al Christopher fin
ished the regular season on top,
but was surpassed by Walton in
Caldwell's two tournament
games. Christopher was tops list
year with 353. but the record be
longs to Lloyd King in 1945 with
434 points.
Plaver—
Walton 129 77-154 335
Chi istooher 117 82-114 316
Ditch 62 34-67 158
Tilton 59 29-66 147
Safican 58 24-58 140
V. Bates 1 11 5-15 27
tarleton. 9 2-9 20
Fowler1"-- 3 6-20 12
•T. King 4-12 12
Clark _L 2 2-4 6
5. Wptso'n 0 1-2 1
Caldwell 454 266-521 1174
Opponents 453 287-542 1193
AL CHRISTOPHER was almost
in a class by himself on foul
shooting, converting 82 out of 114
for an average of 72% from the
free-throw stripe. This marks a
new free throw record for Cald
well, replacing the 68ft set by
Don Scffens in 1948.
Player— Att. Made
Christopher 114 82 72
Ditch 67 34 51
Walton- 154 77 50
Clark 4 2 50
R. Watsson 2 1 50
Tilton 66 29 44
Safigan. 58 24 41
V. Bates 15 5 33
King 12 4 33
Fowler 20 6 30
Tarleton 9 2 22
Caldwell 521 266 51
Opponents 542 287 53
ANDY SAFIGAN showed the
sharpest eye from the field,
making 58 goals out of 121 shots
for an average of 47%. Al Chris
topher set the Caldwell record in
this department with 51.8% last
year.
Player— Att. Made
Clark 4 2 50.0
Safigan 121 58 47.9
Walton. 300 129 43.0
Christopher 300 117 39.0
Ditch 179 62 34.6
Tilton 182 59 32.4
King 14 4 28.5
Bates 43 11 25.6
Tarleton 46 9 19.5
Fowler 26 3 11.5
Moore 4 0 0.0
McKitrick 1 0 0.0
Evilsizer 1 0 0.0
Caldwell 1217 454 37.3
Opponents 1147 453 39.4
CALDWELL RESERVES, coach
ed by Tom Saunders, completd
their 15-.game schedule with four
wins and 11 losses as follows:
Reserves C. O.
Byesville 44 23
New Lexington 38 41
Roseville 30 44
New Concord 44 49
Dresden 39 53
Philo 28 40
Glouster 34 33
McConnelsville 39 35
New Lexington 26 49
Roseville 37 49
New Concord 52 43
Glouster 47 50
Woodsfield 43 45
McConnelsville 39 51
Philo 33 43
Totals 573-648
KEN BATES led the reserves in
scoring with 289 points for an
average of slightly more than 19
points per game, ranging from a
low of six to a high of 30.
Player—
K. Bates 103 83-137 289
S. Bates 22 15-43 59
Reed 24 9-24 57
Frederickson 17 11-31 45
F. Watson 16 12-39 44
Clark 10 15-34 35
R. Watson 5 17-49 27/
G. Davis 1 5-12 7
Danford 3 0-4 6
Bridgeman 1 0-0 2
Ferguson 0 1,-3 1
Fleeman 0 1-2 1
Morasky
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Totals
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202 169-380 573
Pleasant Valley
PLEASANT VALLEY A
group of neighbors -spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Dortha
Snyder and assisted her in quilt
ing her friendship quilt. A pot
luck dinner was served cafeteria.
Those present were Edith Craig,
Eva Craig, Martha Archer,
Aronea Guiler, Joan Gant, and
son, Stephen, Doiis Miller and
son, Roy Lee, Rosa Miller, Lena
Gant and Mary Green,
Foraker Takes
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Noble County League Scoring
Dean 1' oi'ukcr oa the Forest c^Pirulcs -ha scoring
champ of the Noble county league this year with 277 points
in 12 games, an average of 23 per game. In second place,*
recording to figures compiled at the end of the season, is
Herb Fannin of Sarahsville with 233. Other players netting
more than 200 points were Dick Rossiter of Harriettsville
210, Bob Boyd of Forest Grove 208, and Dick Haga of Forest
Grove 202.
Player
Foraker, F. G. 103 65 277
Fannin, Sarahs. 77 79 2:'
Roseiter, Harr. __ 74 62 2in
B. Boyd, F. G. 68 72 2o
Haga. F. G. 93 16 2''::
E. Varhola, B. V. 61 52 r:
Poulton, Sarahs. 71 30 l
Theiss, Dexter City __ 62 43 l»r
Roe, Summ. 63 37 i»
Hannahs, Summ. 57 37 I,, i
Hanson, Dexter City 57 32 MM
McGcc, Batcsville 47 43 l.r
J. Bettinger, Harr. 52 30 1 i
Bates, Summ. 40 49 11'11
M. Varhola, B. V 40 40 ."
M. Roc, Batesville 41 38 1:m
Cunningham. Harr. 41 37 li'
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Christman. Summ. __ 28 48 104
Dudley, Sarahs. 39 20 n:
DeLong, Dexter City 37 14
Hannahs, Batesville 35 10 80
C. Bettinger, Harr. 25 29 79
R. Moore. Sarahs 32 15 79
Hastings, Batesville 26 21 '73
Forshcv, Harr. l._ 26 14 )U
Perkins, Sarahs. 26 10 il!
Galavda. B. V. 27 8 '(ill
Franklin. Summ. 20 21 til
Hrinko, B. V. 13 32 58
Snider, Harr. 19 17 55
Davis, Dexter City 21 7 49
McMannis, B. V. —_ 17 14 48
E. Boyd, F. G. 15 16- 46
Stevens, Summ. 21 3 45
Addis, Dexter City __ 19 4 42
Bond. B. V. 16 7 39
Hughes, Batesville 14 3 31
Kimbrel, Dexter City 8 in 2fi
Ball, Dexter City 8 7 23
Starr, Batesville, 7 8 22
Worthinyton, B. V. __ 7 7 21
Hanes, Summ. 7 4 18
Schott, Harr. 3 12 18
Noll, Batesville 1 4 9 17
Dcvolld. B. V. 4 8 10
Bauer. Dexter City 7 1 15
Philpot, Summ. 3 7 13
Walters, Harr. 3 7 13
Brown, Batesville 5 2 12
D. Moore, Sarahs. 5 1 11
Pickenpaugh, F. G. 1 5 7
Delance.v, F. G. 2 3 7
Snoae, Sarahs. 2 2 6
Carpenter. Summ. 0 3 3
Meighen, Sarahs. 1 0 2
B. Roe, Batesville 0 2 2
Long, F. G. 0 2 2
Kehl, Harr. 1 0 2
Arnold. Dexter City 0 1 1
Stottsberry, Sarahs. 0 1 1
Stotts, Batesville 0 1 1
Kevlor, Summ. 0 1 1
Hollar, Summ. 0 1 1
Morrison, F. G. 0 1 1
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Top
Honors
Top Scorer
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Webber. Dexter City 39 41 11
Rochus, Sarahs. 43 26 1
Lorey, F. G. 37 35 1*1!)
McCort, Batesville 27 55 1
DEAN FORAKER
Sarahsville Fetes
Basketball Squad
With Dinner At
Cambridge Hotel
Approximately 100 ardent fans,
parents and guests gathered at
the Berwick hotel, Cambridge, on
Saturday evening, honoring the
Sarahsville "Red Devils," winners
of the Noble county basketball
league.
The banquet, which will now
become an annual affair, was
promoted by Alva Wafson of Mt..
Ephraim. But Mr. Watson didn't
make the actual banquet. Satur
day morning he was removed to
Guernsey Memorial hospital,
Cambridge, where he is receiv
ing treatment for ulcers.
Supt. H. C. Seerest served as
master of ceremonies for the
short after dinner program. Rev.
Bruce Lambert, pastor erf the
Cambridge Baptist church was
the principal speaker. His theme
was "sportmanship."
Members of the basketball
team, Coach John Eibel and par
ents of the team members w&re
recognized.
The committee named to make
plans for the banquet next year
will include: Clarence Moore,
Myron Bates, Richard Gibson,
Martin Rochus, Sr., and Lowell
Highman.
The team and others who at
tended enjoyed a chicken and
NU TASTE
Cheese Spread
2
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FROZEN FOODS
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ROBIN HOOD FLOUR
25 Lb. Sack—$2.15
COMB HONEY
LigKi 39c Dark 30c
FRESH FROZEN FISH
rEKCll COD HADDOCK
FERRY'S SEEDS
ARE IN!
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Come in—Look them over!
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Smoked Callies
39c
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Lb.—25c
GOOD V. S.
BEEF ROAST
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LONG HORN CHEESE
Lb.—52c
GH0C0LATE DROPS
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GUM DROPS and ORANGE SLICES
Lb. 190
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