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Thursday, August IT, 1960
Beat Methodists
In Deciding Game
The game of games was played by tne Baptists and the Metho
dists last Friday evening at the industrial field. This was the big
decider as to the first place team in the league and they both wanted
it badly.
The game was a bitter battle
feet to the sacks, and out-of-this
world catches in the outfield.
The first four innings belonged
to the Methodists but the Baptists
changed this whole idea in the
fifth when they got themselves
a run to tie up the game. Not
satisfied with this pressure, they
needed and wanted more security
in the lead and that they got
in the sixth when three big runs
came in, namely, Guiler, Stell
fox and Boyles.
Trying desperately to get the
lead or even to tie up the game
the Methodists came up in the
seventh but to no avail. They
could only get one run across,
that being Riddle, the man that
got them their first run and the
only home run in the game.
The winning pitcher was W.
Colley who pitched a three hit
ball game. Wilson, marking his
first defeat, was charged with
the loss. He walked one man.
The Baptists can actually
thank Jack Colley for their vic
tory. He played left field like a
professional acrobat. Out of 14
fly balls to left field he handled
12 of them flawlessly including
four or five catches that ap
peared to be sure hits. This lad
did everything but balance on
his ear to get that ball. TV spec
taculars seemed dull compared to
the antics he went through to
save his team from losing. He
made 12 outs in four consecutive
innings.
Baptist—4 AB
J. Colley, If 4 0 1
Lewis, lb 4 0 1
Milligan, ss 3 0 0
Clark, 3b 3 0 0
Guiler, 2 12
Bailey, 2b 3 0 0
Stellfox, cf 3 11
Boyles, rf 3 11
W. Colley, 3 12
Totals 28 4 8
Methodist—2 AB E
R. Davis, cf 4 0 0
Garrett, 3b 3 0 1
Boal, If 3 0 0
Zerger, 2 0 0
Smoot, lb 2 0 1
Riddle, 2b 3 2 1
G. Davis, rf 2 0 0
S. Bates, ss 2 0 0
Wilson, 4 0 0
Totals 25 2 3
Methodist 010 000 1—2
Baptist 000 013 x—4
Carpus Christi Beats Mary Reed
Corpus Christi walloped the
Mary Reed squad 28 to^2 last
Friday at Belle Valley.
Homeruns were had by J.
Dennis, J. Bates, E. Mazgay and
J. Serdy. J. Thomas got a triple
while S. Thomas and J. Thomas
(again) along with R. Yerian
hit for doubles.
The winning pitcher was J.
Mizik letting five hits for two
runs and getting two strike-outs.
Loser B. Wilson allowed 33 hits
for 28 runs and walked three
men.
Corpus Christi—28 AB II
J. Dennis, rf 4 4 4
J. Bates, cf 6 3 5
J. Thomas, 3b 6 4 5
£. Mazgay, lb ... 4 3 3
S. Thomas, If 5 3 4
L. Mazgay, 2b 3 2 3
J. Yocco, ss 3 2 2
P. Macenko, 6 12
J. Mizik, 6 1 1
F. Steed, 2b 3 2 2
J. Serdy, lb 2 2 1
N. Duffalo, ss 2 11
Totals 50 28 33
of rawhide against wood, fleeting
Mary Reed—2 AB
L. Binegar, cf 3 0 0
R. Yerian, If .3 1 1
S. Binegar, 3b 3 11
T. Theiss, ss .... 3 0 0
B. Wilson, 3 0 1
F. Lamp, 2b 3 0 0
H. Ross, lb 3 0 0
L. Smith, rf 3 0 1
W. Wilson, 0 0 0
B. Pickenpaugh,
(2nd) 3 0 1
Totals 27 2 5
Mary Reed 2 00 000 0— 2
Corpus Christi __12 32 245 x—28
Corpus Ghristi Wins
Qoipus Christi defeated St
Marys, 9 to 1, Tuesday, Aug. 2,
at Belle Valley.
The winning pitcher was J.
Mizik, giving up seven hits for
one run. His opposition had one
walk, 19 hits for nine runs.
Each team was charged with
one error. E. Mazgay got the one
and only homerun in the fifth
inning while J. Mazgay hit for
a triple in the second.
Corpus Christi—9 AB
N. DuffaloM rf 4
J. Bates, cf 3
J. Thomas, 3b 4
E. Mazgay, lb 4
S. Thomas, If 4
F. Steed, 2b 4
J. Yocco, ss 4
P. Macenko, 4
J. Mizik, 4
0
1
0
1
3
2
1
1
0
9
Totals 35
St. Marys—1 AB
R. Hupp, 3b 3
R. Schell, If 3
V. Schockling, 3
C. Schockling, ss 3
C. Crock, lb 3
B. Riski, rf 3
P. Harding, 2
J. Saling, 2b 2
F. Schell, cf 2
M. Rupple, (5th) 1
D. Fox, 2b 1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
Totals 26
St. Marys 001 000 0—1
Corpus Christi 022 050 x—9
St# Marys Win
St. Marys hosted ^^e FM
Presbyterian nine last Thursday
at the faii-grounds and defeated
their visitors 4 to 1.
Rupple pitched for the win
ners giving up one walk, four
hits, and allowing only one run
to cross the plate. R. Addis was
on the losers mound giving up
one walk, eight hits and four
runs.
The Fulda team made two
errors while the Presbys made
only one.
FM-Presbya—1 AB
B. Reed, 2b 3 0 0
D. Addis, 3b 3 13
C. Keeton, ss 2 0 0
D. Jordan, cf 3 0 0
M. Slemboski, If 3 0 0
E. Gill, 3 0 1
T. Robertson, lb 3 0 0
R. Addis, 2 0 0
D. Hill, rf 10 0
D. Sholtis, rf (4th) 10 0
Totals 24 1 4
St. Marys—4 AB
R. Hupp, 3b 4 11
R. Schell, If ... 4 2 3
M. Rupple, .1 4 0 0
B. Riscki, rf 2 0 0
P. Thompson, ss 3 11
C. Crock, lb 3 0 0
J. Sailing, 2b 3 0 1
P. Schockling, 3 0 1
F. Schell, cf 3 0 1
Totals 29 4 8
FM-Presbys 000 001 0—1
St. Marys 202 000 0—4
SCORES GAME'S ONLY HOME RUN
Dean Riddle isn't taking off for the firehouse, rather, he is
coming across home plate after a powerhouse home run he hit
in the play-off game between the Baptists and Methodists.
Riddle got the only home run of the game which he made
in the second inning thus putting his team ahead 1-0. This en
deaver was soon to be squelched however, for the Baptists came
up with the tieing run in the fifth and three more in the sixth
to win 4 to 2. Riddle scored the only other run the Methodists
got, that being in the top of the seventh.
This happy little group of smiling faces is
the top-notch Caldwell Baptist team that de
feated the defending champions of last year,
the Methodists, for first place in the Noble
county church softball league.
The picture was taken right after they
blasted their way to the lead after they had
trailed the Methodists in the early innings of
the game.
The lad to be given the credit for the win
St. Marys Win Play-Off
The Christians and St. Marys
tangled in the play-off for fourth
place and a chance at the finals
last Friday evening at the fair
ground field, St. Marys came out
the victors winning 15 to 6.
S. DeVolld got the only sure
fire home run while R. Schell
hit a home run on an error by
the center fielder of the Chris
tian team.
M. Rupple did the honors for
St. Marys and C. Connell was
written down as the loser. He
walked one and struck out none.
Fulda made three errors in
field play while the Christians
accounted for five.
This game gave St. Marys the
push into fourth place and a
chance at taking the play-offs in
the finals.
Christians—6 AB
R. Devolld, If 4 2, 1
J. DeVolld, 3b 3 0*? 2
I. Brandon, rf 4 1' 1
S. DeVolld, cf 3 1 1
D. Simple, ss 4 0 0
C. Connell, 4 0 1
L. Hayes, 4 0 1
C. Meek. 2b 4 11
J. Barnhart, lb 3 11
Totals 34 6 9
St. Marys—15 AB
R. Hupp, 3b 5 13
V. Schockling, 5 0 0
R. Schell, If 5 3 3
R. Riski, rf 2 11
C. Crock, lb-rf 4 2 3
P. Thompson, ss 4 2 2
M. Rupple, 4 2 2
J. Sailing, 2b 10 0
F. Schell, cf 4 1 1
H. Nau, lb (6th) 3 2 2
V. Crock, 2b (4th) ... 3 1 0
Harding, 0 0 0
Totals 40 15 17
Christians 320 100 0— 6
St. Marys 201 014 7—15
Christians Run Wild
The Christians met the Dexter
City Methodist for the last time
of the season last Thursday at
the industrial field. They went
run-mad, scoring 10 to their op
ponents one. The first inning,
their biggest, brought in four
big runs for them.
The winning pitcher was Con
nell, giving up four hits and only
letting one of them cross the
plate while his opposing hurler
L. Long gave up 11 hits for ten
runs. He walked ,three men.
The Christians made four er
rors and Dexter City equaled
this number.
Christians—10 AB
R. DeVolld, If 5
J. DeVolld, 3b 1
I. Brandon, rf 2
S. DeVolld, cf 4
C. Meek, 2b 2
D. Connell, 4
G. Elliott, 4
J. Barnhouse, lb 4
L. Elliott, ss 4
D. Simple, 2b 1
B. Hayes, rf 1
3
4
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
Totals 32
Dexter City—1 AB
M. Long, ss 3
J. Warren, 2b 3
J. Spence, rf-2b 3
T. Vaughn, If 3
R. Mitchell, lb 3
G. Mitchell, 3b 3
J. Harper, 3
D. Brown, cf 3
L. Long, 3
Lavey, rf 1
10
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Totals 27
Christian 420 103 0—10
Dexter City 001 000 0— 1
Macksburg Takes FM-Presbys
In a make-up game of July 26
which waB played Aug. 3 at
Macksburg, the FM-Presbyterian
aquad went down 9 to 6 under
the big clubs of the Macksburg
boys.
By winning this game, Macks
burg tied the FM-Presbys for
THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO
Baptists Win Noble County Church League Championship In Softball
PERCHED IN FIRST PLACE IN CHURCH LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING
Team W Pet.
Baptist 15 3 .833
Methodist 14 4 .778
Corpus Christi 14 4 .778
St. Marys 13 6 .684
.. 12 7 .632
FM-Presbys .. 7 11 .388
Macksburg 7 11 .388
St. Philomeha 6 12 .333
Dexter City 3 15 .167
Mary Reed 0 18 .000
SEMI FINALS
Team W Pet.
Corpus Christi __ 1 0 1.000
1 0 1.000
0 1 .500
Methodists .. 0 1 .500
seventh place in the final league
standings.
Homers were slammed out by
P. DeLong, F. Gessel, N. Clark,
M. Slemboski and G. Keeton.
Triples were had by R. Childress,
N. Clark, and T. Roberts. G.
Keeton and A. Sholtis hit for
doubles.
The winning pitcher was P.
DeLong with two strike-outs and
one walk while R. Addis was
charged with the loss
Macksburg—9 AB
A. Clark, lb 4 2 2
P. DeLong, 4 2 3
D. Morris, 2b 4 1 2
R. Childress, 3b 4 1 1
K. Barnett, gs 4 0 0
4 1 1
D. Swain, cf 3 0 1
B. Cantwell, rf 3 0 0
N. Clark, If 3 2 2
33 9 12
FM-Presbys—6 AB
E. Gill, 4 1 1
T. Roberts, 2b 4 2 1
G. Keeton, ss 4 1 2
D. Jordan, lb .... 4 1 0
M. Slemboski, If .... 3 1 1
2 0 0
A. Sholtis, rf 3 0 2
D. Addis, 3b 3 0 0
.... 2 0 1
B. Reed, ph 1 0 0
30 6 8
FM-Presbys 012 010 2—6
Macksburg 005 103 x—9
St. Phils Top Macksburg
The St. Philomena nine topped
the Macksburg team by one run,
6 to 5, in their last game of the
season last Monday evening at
Macksburg.
Winning pitcher was Macenko
and the loser was DeLong who
had one strike-out and one walk.
Home runs were hit by P.
DeLong, N. Clark and B. Mil
ler. Hitting for two baggers were
J. Pacos and E. Wuletich.
Each team goofed three times
in the field play.
St. Philomena—6 AB
T. Yontz, lb 4 0 0
G. Macenko, 4 2 2
D. Smee, 3b 3 2 1
E. Wuletich, 4 1 2
B. Miller, If 4 1 2
P. Yontz, 2b .... 4 0 1
D. Miller, ss 4 0 2
J. Miller, rf .... 4 0 0
B. J. Estadt, cf .... 4 0 1
... 35 6 11
Macksburg—5 AB
A. Clark, lb 4 0 0
P. DeLong, .... 4 1 3
R. Childless, 3b __ 4 0 0
D. Swain, cf 4 0 1
R. Barnett, ss 4 0 1
D. Morris, 2b .... 4 0 0
B. Cantwell, 3 1 1
.... 3 1 2
N. Clark, If .... 3 2 1
... 33 5 9
St. Philomena 013 200 0
Macksburg 030 100 1-
RETURN FROM FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Thomas
and their son, Dave, returned
from a vacation trip to Florida
this past week. The trip, although
pleasant, was cut short due to
the illness of Mr. Thomas.
by saving his team time and time again with
spectacular catches in left field, is Jack Col
ley, third from the left in the front row.
The team includes left to right, in the back
row: Dave Milligan, Tom Lewis, Myron Guiler,
Dave Stellfox, Dave Ferguson, and Charles
Boyles. Front, left to right Walter Colley,
Bob Bailey, Jack Colley, Bob Clark and the
mascots Dave, III and Danny Stellfox.
Photo by Journal-Leader Staff
Play-off Games
Begin In Local
Church League
Playoffs in the Noble county
church softball league got under
way Tuesday evening with the
first place Caldwell Baptists
(15-3) going down under the
fourth-ranked Fulda St. Marys
(13-6) team at the athletic field.
The Caldwell Methodist (14-4)
and Belle Valley Corpus Christi
(14-4), these teams dead-locked
for second place in the final
league standings, clashed at the
fairgrounds the same night with
St. Marys surviving by a score
of 9 to 8.
The second games in the best
two out of three series will be
played on opposite diamonds
Thursday evening, Aug. 11, with
semi-final contests carded for
Friday, Aug. 12.
The winners will meet in a
championship series the follow
ing week on Aug. 16, 18 and
Christi Wins In 8th
Methodist—8 AB
R. Davis, cf 3
Garrett, 3b 4
Wilson, 4
Riddle, rf 4
Smoot, lb 3
Boal, If 3
Brown, 2b 3
Secrest, 2b (6th) 1
Zerger, 3
G. Davis, (6th) 1
S. Bates, ss 4
Kirchner, 0
0
0
3
2
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
8
Totals 33
Corpus Christi—8 AB
Dennis, rf 3
J. Bates, cf 5
J. Thomas, 3b 4
E. Mazgay, lb 4
S. Thomas, If 3
L. Mazgay, 4
Yocco, ss 4
G. Mizik, 2b 4
J. Mizik, 3
2
1
1
1
0
0
1
2
1
9
Totals 34
Methodist 000 302 1)3—8
Corpus Christi 310 001 04—9
Doubles G. Mizik, J. Bates
(2), Wilson, Boal.
Triples G. Mizik (2).
Winning pitcher—John Mizik
Losing pitcher Jack Wilson
St. Marys Beats Top Team
Baptist—6 AB 11
J. Colley, If 4 2 3
4 1 1
3 1 1
4 0
Coach Smool To
Talk Football To
Grid Prospects
Coach Jim Smoot of the Cald
well Redskins announced today
that all high school boys inter
ested in participating in football
thi^ year should report at the
high school building next Mon
day, Aug. 15, at 7:00 p. m.
The purpose of the meeting
will be primarily to check on the
number of boys that can be
expected to answer the first drill
call.
Also at this meeting Coach
Smoot stated that a general dis
cussion period will be held, with
"football talk" highlighting the
informal session.
Coach Smoot will issue equip
ment to all potential gridmen
next Thursday in preparation for
actual practice sessions scheduled
to start the following day, Fri
day, Aug. 19.
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at the Caldwell athletic field
with a trophy going to the win
ner. The Methodists are the
defending champs, Corpus
Christi won in 1958.
Classified Pay Dividends
2
1 0 0
4 0 1
3 0 1
2 1 1
3 1 0
Stellfox, III, rf (3rd) 2 0 0
W. Colley, (7th) 1 0 0
... 31
6
11)
St. Marys—12 AB R- II
R. Hupp, 3b 5 1 3
P. Schockling, 3 0 0
C. Crock, lb 3
2 2
4 1 1
R. Schell, If 4 2 3
4
2
1
4 3
2
2 0 U
4 1 4
1 0 1
H. Schoeppner, 2b 0 0 0
34 12
17
100 00 5—
6
024 222 X—
•12
Classified Pay Dividends
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Noble County Women
Attend Camp Piedmont
Four women from Noble
county and the home agent, Mrs.
Enid Owen, were at Camp
Piedmont, July 31 to Aug. 2.
They were as follows: Mrs. Grace
Marie Wheeler, Mrs. Jean Snode,
Mrs. Josephine Cleary, Mrs.
Helen Davis and Mrs. Enid
Owen.
Those attending camp part
time were the following five
women: Mrs. Grace Bond, Mrs.
Lela Stiers, Mrs. Gladys Dudley,
Mrs. Anna Davis and Mrs. Mary
Belle Stiers.
The camp was composed of
women from eight counties in
cluding Noble, Belmont, Carroll,
Guernsey, Harrison, Jefferson,
Monroe and Tuscarawas.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Mrs. Maude Morgareidge, own
er and operator of the Home
stead restaurant south of Cald
well, was admitted Thursday
night to Good Samaritan hospi
tal, Zanesville, where she is re
ceiving treatment and under
observation.
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Page Three
Parked Car Struck
And Lands In Tavern
The Ohio highway patrol re
ported an accident at 12:10 p. m.,
Wednesday on SR 209 about
two miles north of Byesville. An
auto belonging to William E.
Long, 49, of Lore City, which
was parked by the Hi-Li club,
was struck by a car driven by
Richard J. Williams, 51, of
Pleasant City. He was traveling
north on SR 209.
Williams apparently blacked
out at the wheel, patrolmen said.
His car went off the left side of
the road and struck the left rear
fender of the Long vehicle, push
ing it into the side of the Hi-Li
club and knocking a hole in the
side of the building.
Considerable damage was re
ported to both cars, with only
minor damage to the club build
ing. Williams sustained cuts and
a bump on the back of his head.
He was not cited.
REMOVED HOME
Joe Coleman was removed to
his home in Fulda from the Good
Samaritan hospital in Zanesville
this past. Monday.
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