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Thursday, February 16, 1956
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Redskins Upset
By M&M 79-61
The Big Reds of McConnelsville turned back the Redskins
with ease 79-61 on their home court Tuesday night to conclude
Caldwell's league season. In racking up their eighth win in 15
games, the Big Reds avenged an early season 52-40 loss to Cald
well, as th-ey turned in a dazzling offensive and defensive per-
VARSITY GAME
Caldwell—41
Manson ... 4 5-7 13
Watson (c) ...._ 5 1-2 11
L. Bates 9 1-8 19
Davis 0 4-5 4
S. Bates 3 2-5 8
Milligan 1 4-5 6
Totals 22 17-32 61
& M—T9
Lewis (c) 10 6-7 26
Richardsoft 3 2-3 8
Harris 8 8-13 24
McKibben 4 1-2 9
G. Smith 4 2-4 10
Maxwell 0 2-2
O
Totals 29 21-31 79
Caldwell 14 22 42 61
& 20 38 67 79
ttESERVE GAME
Caldwell—87
Ferguson 4 4-7 12
Murrey (c) 3 1-4 7
Cunningham 7 4-9 18
.Tarkson ...
...... 1 0-1 2
Milli
5 0-2 10
1 2-2 4
Rohprtson 0 0-0 0
Johnson —_ 0 0-0 0
Carter ...... 0 0-0 0
MrKitrirk 2 0-0 4
Semon 0 0-0 0
Totals 23 11-25 57
& M—40
Murray (c) 0 0-2 0
Hemry 2 2-7 6
Bucey i 3 3-5 9
Westfall 3 2-8 8
Bragg 0 0-4 0
Ralph 0 3-4 3
Wise 2 10-13 14
Totals 10 20-43 40
Caldwell 14 31 39 57
& 10 16 31 40
Officials Reed and Heibel.
T. & A. OPERATION
Donald Moore, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dinty Moore, had
his tonsils removed Monday at
Guernsey Memorial hospital,
Cambridge. He is a member of
the first grade at the local
school.
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February 17-18
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Redskins
formance. The KedsKins were
never in the game after the first
few minutes when the lead see
sawed back and forth several
times, before M&M moved
ahead to stay. Caldwell's record
is now 10 wins against seven
losses.
Seniors George Lewis and Bob
Harris teamed up with 26 and 24
points on fast breaks, tip-ins and
every other conceivable type of
shot. Dean Richardson, the set
up man, contributed eight, but
a couple of sophomore guards—
McKibben and Smith—gave the
Big Reds the necessary shot-in
the-arm.
For Caldwell, Leon Bates rang
up 19 points in this rough con
test. while Allen Manson and
Fritz Watson added 13 and 11.
Caldwell's foul average was
below par again with only 17
out of 32, compared to 21 out
of 31 for the winners.
Watson registered nine of his
11 points in the first quarter due
to some smart rebounding
against & s tight zone. The
Big Reds outscored Caldwell
20-14 in this quarter with Harris
ringing up six points.
In the second quarter, the host
team out-goaled Caldwell six to
four and looped in six out of
eight charity tosses to extend
their lead to 38-22 at halftime.
Leon Bates netted six points in
this period, Lewis had eight.
The roof fell in during the
third quarter when M&M scor
ed at will with 29 points, led
by Harris with 13 and Lewis
with 10. Sam and Leon Bates
tallied seven each for the Red
skins, who managed a total of
20 for the quarter.
Caldwell outscored the Big
Reds 19-12 in the fourth period
behind Manson's seven points,
but the M&M lead was too
great to overcome.
The preliminary went to Cald
well reserves 57-40 with Don
Cunningham netting 18 points.
50
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for the youngsters
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CARL'S SHOE STORE
Cumberland Street Caldwell, Ohio
The Summerf jld Goldon Gophers, coached
by Bud- King, will tangle with Dexter City in
the second game of the Noble county tourna
ment at the first session, Tuesday night, Feb.
21. Shown in the front row are managers
Dave Reed and Junior Hill. The players are,
Totals 11 8 30
Elk Local—29
Bettinger 3 2 o
Erb 5 4 14
Daniels 1 0 2
Huffman ... 0 0 0
Avers 2 1 5
Totals ... 11 7 29
Totals ... 15 15 45
Harriettsville—144
N. Schott 14 10 38
J. Schott 10 2 22
Lallathin 11 4 26
Stevens .....10 0 20
Koveleskie
Summerfield Golden Gophers Basketball Quint
Grade School Tournament Underway
The opening round ol' play in the grade school tuiu nuuient
saw two close games at Harriettsville and two equally lop-sided
games at Sarahsville. This Saturday night, Stock Local will meet
Dexter City at Harriettsville, while Sarahsville and Buffalo tangle
at Sarahsville. These are semi-final games.
At Harriettsville, Stock Local eked out a 30-29 win over Elk
Local in a thriller, after Dexter
City had gone into overtime to
defeat Summerfield 44-41.
In play at Sarahsville, Buffalo
blasted Mt. Ephraim 45-9 and
Sarahsville won over Belle Val
ley 54-26.
Stock Local—30
J. Crum 1 2 4
L. Crum 3 0 6
M. Dimmerling 5 4 14
R. Dimmerling 0 0 0
Martin 2 2 6
Buffalo—45
Ginn
Feldner
Dudley
Drake
Sealock
Crow
Rossiter
Leasure
Totals
Totals
Harriettsville Trims Dexter 144-45
Sarahsville Tops Summeriield 84-57
Action the Noble County lduy 111^-it .uw
Harriettsville drub Dexter City by a 99-point margin 144-45 while
Sarahsville was defeating Summerfield 84-57. The Elks have now
completed their leagu-e season with a 9-1 record, but must await
the outcome of Friday's game between the Red Devils and Dexter
City to see whether they win or tie for the championship.
Harriettsville pushed past the
century mark at the end of the
third quarter but wound up 20
points short of their league re
cord set against Dexter last year.
This was due partly to the fact
that the subs saw a great deal
of action in the late stages of the
game.
Neil Schott's 38 points led a
scoring parade for the Elks
which included 26 by Bill Lal
lathin, 22 by Jim Schott, 20 by
Frank Stevens, and 18 by Dale
Fleeman.
For Dexter City, high-scoring
Gary Davis was injured and
forced out of the game early in
the opening period. Charles Ogle
tallied 23 points to lead the Tiger
scoring.
Dexter City—45
Davis 2 0 4
Ogle .. 9 5 23
Ball 1 0 2
Nau 0 1 1
Batten ..... 1 6 8
Mitchell 1 1 3
Poling 1 2 4
..V.
i 2 4
Fleeman 9 0 18
Walker ..._ 0 1
Lewisville Defeats
Dexter City 87-59
With all five members of the
first string hitting the nets for
a double figure, Lewisville
defeated Dexter City Tuesday
night, 87 to 59, in a non-league
game at Lewisville.
Lewisville—87
Anderson 0 4 4
Robinson 7 2 1(5
Rice 5 4 14
Thompson ... 7 2 16
Kilburn .._1J 1 23
Scott 7 0 14
Totals .... 37 13 87
Dexter City—69
Davis .. 11 1 23
Ogle ..4 0 8
Ball 10 2
Newburger 0 0 0
Nau 4 4 12
Mitchell 5 4 14
Totals 25 9 50
Dexter City 15 33 43 59
Lewisville 22 45 67 87
Official Gyekies.
THTC JOURNAL. CALDWELL, OHIO
Iiit row. lelt to rinht, George Spence, Donald
Dimmerhng, Clesson Carpenter, James Larrick,
Roger Christman, John Leasure. Second row,
Charles Hannahs, Loren Christman, Charles
Keylor, Kenneth Martin, Robert Warner and
Richard Gibson, with Coach Bud King.
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Moore
Watson
Bates
Funk
Shafer
Robinson
Cleary
Wentworth
Cowgill
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Buffalo
Mt. Ephraim
13 32 43
0 2 3
Sarahsville held a 20-6 lead
over Summerfield at the end of
the first quarter and was in
front 46-18 at halftime as they
defeated the Gophers easily
84-57.
Bill Bond rang up 24 points
and Joe Clark 22 for the Red
Devils, while John Leasure had
13 for the losers.
Sarahsville—84
Bond 11 2 24
Bates ... •i JO 18
Clark fi 4 22
Davis .. 7 2 16
Rutherford 2 0 4
Totals 38 in 84
Summerfield—57
Christman 1 11
Keylor 2 2 6
Warner 3 8
Larrick !i 1 7
Gibson 4 4 12
Leasure 6 1 13
Totals 23 11 57
Sarahsville .... 20 46 60 84
Summerfield 6 18 36 57
1
Schoeppner ... 3 3 9
Smithberger ..._ 2 2 6
Totals .... 60 24 144
Dexter City ... 16 25 35 45
Harriettsville 33 72 107 144
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Dexter tit} 11
Binegar 0 3 3
Long 1 5 7
Ogle .0 4 4
Mitchell 2 0 4
Glidden 12 2 26
Totals 15 14 44
Summerfield—41
H.linos 1 4 0 28
Warner 0 0 0
Thompson 1 0 2
Smithberger 2 0 4
Reed 1 1 3
Thomns 2 0 4
Totals 20 1 41
Sarahsville-—54 6
Young ... .8 1 17
DePuy 2'1 0 4
Kirkbride 2 0 4
Junior Wheeler 4 0 8
Jack Wheeler 0 0 0
Hague 0 0 0
G. Davis 0 0 0
B. Davis 5 0 10
Guiler 1 0 2
Carter 0 0 0
Bates 3 3 9
Totals 4 54
Belle Valley—26
Macon ko -.5 0 10
Archer 0 0 0
Since 0 3 3
Mallet 5 I 11
Bond* 0 0 0
Buckty 1 0 2
Totals 11 4 26
Sarahsville 8 22 44 54
Belle Valley 11 16 22 26
Betesville Defeats
Quaker City 59-55
After leading throughout most
of the game, Quaker City's cage
crew fell apart at the seams in
the closing moments to drop a
59-55 non-league cage decision to
host Batesville last Friday night.
The loss was the Quakers 18th
in 20 starts while Batesville now
has i 10-5 record.
Batesville—59
Hughes
Starr
Stotts
Wyscarver
Christman
Totals
Quaker City—55
Brown
Hannahs ...
Carpenter
Spratt
House
Till US. 1 Kl SAT FEB. 16-17-18
SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED., FEB. 19-20-21-22
ISLAND ADVENTURE...ISLAND TABOOS...ISLAND LCVE'
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Totals
Belle Valley—It
Anderson
Dennis
DeVolld
14 6 34
2 0 4
6 4 16
1 1 3
1 0 2
24 11 59
.10 7 27
3 4 10
8 0 12
1 0 2
1 2 4
21 13 55
22 45 59
28 43 55
Totals ....
Batesville 8
Quaker City 11
WED.. FEB. 15
THE INDIAN FIGHTER"
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Harriettsville Trips Up
Pleasant City 98-82
The Harriettsville Elks continued to make area basketball news
as they handed previously unbeaten Pleasant City a decisive 98-82
setback Tuesday night on the former's floor. The victory avenged
an early season loss and snapped Pleasant City's win streak at 19
games.
Gary Harper of the Tigers was the outstanding individual star
of the game, netting more than half of his team's points. He col
free
lected 21 fielders and five
throws for 47 points.
Bill Lallathin paced Harrietts
ville's balanced attack with 29
points, aided by Neil Schott with
26. Frank Stevens with 18 and
Jim Schott with 15.
The Elks were on too 27-23
Lewisville Trips
Belie Valley 114-69
Belle Valley's Riders closed out
their 1955-56 cage campaign on
a losing note last Friday even
ing after dropping a lopsided
114-69 decision to invading
Lewisville.
The setback gave the Riders a
3-12 record for the season.
The invaders roared to a 57-28
halftime advantage with a 32
point second quarter burst and
continued the blistering pace in
the second half to ring up a
commanding lead.
Bob Buckley paced the losers
with 29 points while Ed Ander
son rimmed 32 and Dale Kilburn
flipped in 26 for the victors.
Lewisville—114 „F
Anderson 15
Rice
Robinson
Kilburn
Scott
Thompson 5
P. Lumbatis
Hogue
2
8
0
4
3
4
1
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32
12
10
26
15
14
3
2
1
1
46
22
114
2
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2
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GAMES THIS WEEK
Friday, February 1.7
Sarahsville at Dexter City
Batesville at Summerfield
New Concord at &
Crooksville at Glouster
Tuesday. February 21
Caldw-' 11 at WoiuUt'ield
at the first quarter as the two
teams registered a total of 50
points. They continued to in
crease their margin throughout
the game to finish with a 16
point margin.
Harriettsville—88
J. Schott 6 3 15
Lallathin 12 5 29
N. Schott 11 4 26
Fleeman 4 0 8
Stevens ........ 8 2 18
Smithberger 0 2 2
Totals 41 16 98
Pleasant City—82
Masters 3 5 11
Norman 7 1 15
Kress 1 1 3
Harper 21 5 47
Wheeler 2 2 6
Totals 34 14 82
Harriettsville 27 62 74 98
Pleasant City 23 41 56 82
Sarahsville Trims
Bethel 86 62
In Upset Game
Sarahsville registered a mild
upset Tuesday night by turning
back Bethel 86-62 on the form
er's court to avenge a 17-point
loss earlier in the season.
Bethel, sporting a 13-3 record,
trailed 24-8 at the first quarter
and never threatened as the Red
Devils romped to victory.
Joe Clark banged in 40 points
for Sarahsville on 17 field goals
and six free throws. Mel Davis
contributed 17 and Bill Bond 14,
while Bode's 20 were high for
the losers.
Sarahsville—86
Bates
4
10
11
29
5
4
4
2
69
—13
Buckley
Ed. Ogle
McElroy
Hrinko
Edg. Ogle
Belle Valley 19
Lewisville 25
Clark
Davis
Rutherford
28
57
46
84
114
Totals
Bethel—62
Hilgering
Miller ...
Bode ...
Cline
Curtis
Totals
Sprahsville
BethH
6 0 12
2 2 6
8 4 20
4 2 10
6 2 14
....... 26 10 62
24 43 60 86
2(3 44 H2
-1 9 5 6
H01LE COUNTY
BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT
Plage Three
MUSKINGUM
VALLEY LEAGUE
Team— W Pts Opp.
Ros. ville 16 0 1129 776
Dresden 12 3 1073 734
Caldwell 10 6 964 933
New Concord 9 6 982 968
M&M 8 7 861 869
New Lex 8 8 929 999
Philo ..... 4 12 804 956
Glouster 2 12 695 934
Crooksville .. 0 15 907 1166
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
& 79, Caldwell 61
New Lex 69, Glouster 59
NOBLE COUNTY
Team
Harriettsville
Sarahsville
Batesville
Dexter City
Summerfield
LEAGUE
Pts. Opp.
1 921 559
1 799 496
4 589 556
5 598 805
8 539 715
9 602 917
W
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