The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-15
: MOVING PICTURES of last


years world series baseball games
will be shown at the high school
in Caldwell on next Monday night,
Nav l9. The pictures are under the
sponsorship of the Caldwell Booster
club and will be free to the public.
On Wednesday night of next week,
May 81, the pictures of the Cleve-
land Browns football team and the
Musical Majorettes will be shown
likewise. So keep these dates in
mind.
@-NOBLE COUNTY o. r.. Y. held
their regular monthly get-together
at the VFW hall in Caldwell last
Wednesday evening with AT mem
bers and guests present. Following
a short business session, square
dancing was enjoyed with Jay
Moore in charge. A weiner roast is
being planned for the next meet
ing.
0-THE SENIOR CLASS of Cald-
well high school presented their an
nual play in the auditorium last Fri
day night, under the direction of
Byron Steen. Milan Slovak and Tad
Young kept the main interest run
ming, while a couple of junior boys,
Rodney House and Bill Semon, came
close to turning in the best per-
formances of the evening. Music was
furnished by Marvin P. Wood and
the high school band.
O-THE FISH FRY, sponsored by
the Noble County Fish and Game
club recently, came out about even
according to President Willard Hick-
man who released the following re-
port Approximately $50 persons at
tended with proceeds amounting to
$l99.50. The ladies of the church re-
ceived STATS, the fish fryer $500,
lard and cost of telephone $3.50,
music $1,000, making expenses of
$16925. This leaves $30.25 to apply
attending report good time, which
in the end is the final proof.
O-DAVE STELLFOX, manager of
the Legion baseball team, reports
that more than 40 boys have signi-
fled their intentions of trying out
for the team, but so far the weather
man has been very uncooperative.
Incessant rains have prevented get
ting the diamond into shape on the
old ball grounds, however if the
weather permits, some work will be
done this week. 1t appears as though
a lot of hard work will be necessary
to field team by the time of the
first game on May %.
@-SEVERAL FANS have been
heard to remark that they missed
the usual Springtime softball games
between Caldwell and Belle Valley
high schools. This is the first season
for some time that Caldwell has not
fielded a team, but the steady rains
and lack of place to play, have no
doubt played their part in the
drama. Mr.. Dyer kept the team run
ming during the war years.
o - WHEALDON'S INSURANCE
bowling team was able to win only
one of three games at Cambridge on
Monday night when they rolled
against the Cambridge Dry Cleaners
in the city league. They dropped the
first game 765 to CTS, won the sec
ond 1876 to 500, and lost the final
769 to 688. Individual scores were:
Ala; Murphy III, Isl, 123 for to-
tai of 397; Potts Ill, 125, 108 for a
total of 344; Long 1l3, 106, l43 for
total of 362.
Ca HAY RIDE PARTY, consist
ing mainly of freshmen and sopho-
mores of Caldwell high school, en-
joyed an d-fashioned hay ride on
Monday night. Clad in blue jeans
and plaid shirts, they motored to
Arthur Rich's farm for an enjoyable
evening.
@-HERE'S A POSER for the
sports minded. Is it possible for a
run to score in baseball, after the
third out? If so, how? (Answer next
week.