The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-10-31
MVI STANDING

Yards for the score with Glen Potts
feeling off "a yards to the Glouster
25. Tilton hit the line twice for IS
more yards moving the ball to the
10, Slovak picked up three to the
seven. and then Tilton advanced to
the one from which spot Frederick
son scored. Ferguson'S kick for the
point was good despite the fact that
CIlouster was offsides and Caldwell
led 10.
Tuffy Tilton tailed twice in the
second quarter, the first ClimaXing
68 ward drive and the second a 72
ward march. Caldwell had the ball
ON their own 80 to start the drive,
Slovak on a reverse went for eight
wards and Tilton skirted right end
Tor nine more to put the ball on the
Caldwell 49, At this stage Tllton
fnpped a pass to Slovak good for
l6 wards to the Glouster 35 Potts
and Slovak added five yards and
TIton ripped off 20 more to put the
ball on the IL, from which point
Tilton scored. Ferguson kicked the
point for a 14-0 lead.
The Redskins scored the next
time they got possession of the ball,
moving 72 yards on sheer power
claws, with Tilton carrying the ball
over from the 10. Ferguson's kick
was blocked leaving the score 200
at the half.
Milan Slovak accounted for Cald-
wells final touchdown in the third
quarter, after the stubborn Tom
cats had held off the Redskins for
most of the period. A Glouster punt
was blocked and recovered by Cald-
well on the Glouster Is to set the
stage. Tilton and Slovak were both
piled up at the scrimmage line Tor
no gain, but Glouster was penallZed
five wards for offsides putting the
ball on the TO- Potts picked up a
y0rd and Tilton two with fourth
down coming up, but this time
Caldwell was offsideS setting the
ball back to the 13. SlOVak then CIR
Cled left end to put Caldwell ahead
26-O. Ferguson's kick was again
blocked.
The roof literally fell in on Cald-
wells head in the final quarter al
ter the Redskins had kept Glouster
beyond the 40-yard line for three
periods. Glen Potts broke up the
first Tomcat threat when he inter
cepted a pass on the Caldwell Z5,
but Glouster broke through ana
blocked Tilton's punt on the Cald-
well IA for their first break: ByerS
moved it to the one-yard line on
two plays and then circled rlght
end for touchdown making the
score 26-6. Byers passed to Angle
for the point and the score read
26-7.
A tumble by Bernard LORI was
recovered by Glouster on the Cald-
we'll As to start the Tomcats on
their wav again. Byers threw one
mass for 18 yards and another to
Vinev good for 27 yards and the
second score. Not content with this,
Bvers tossed a short pass to MOODY
for the point and Glouster tralleo
z6-14. so,,,
Glouster got another break few
minutes later when JACK Fo"leI
took the kickoff on the CaloWell
eight with his knee touching tnS
ground. The officials ruled the pall
down at that spot, which was cor
rect. Tilton kicked out 10 the w. -
skin 80 with the ball returned 10 10
the 25. Byers connected with pass
fo Jenkins to put the ball on the
Cne-vard line from where Cotter
Lit the line for the touchdown. An
attempted pass for the point was
knocked down by Ben Craft Leaving
the final score 1920. The fourth fo1
quarter nightmare was over anu nn
Caldwell emerged the victor to re-
tain their tie for first place with
In other league games, Crooks
Vile upset Philo 1872, RosevllIe
got tuned up for Caldwell by troun- S{
chg McConnelsville 1910, and New
Lex defeated Oak Hill 3Z-l4 III d
non-league contest. o;u.
This week Caldwell entertanS
Roseville, New Lex plays at Phllo,
C;Iouster at Crooksville, and New
Concord at McConnelsville.