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G1ouster Torncats 27 1872
Sses z-.s MOST OF THE FANS at last weeks were
high in their praise of the Redskins and their
W determine that better league opener
* tough Crooksvile Ceramics this Friday night
~, If Caldwell is victorious they stand good chance
~ the league title if they lose close they'll
u make it tough on someone, but if they take a
W drubbng it'll seem like a long winter ahead
OTHER MyL GAMES this week in addition to caldwell at Crooks
Roseve Marietta Reserves McConnesvie
Last week all league teams except Goqster saw action with all
McConnevie Wamped GAINESVILLE seconds 46 Roseve downed
ao New Concord defeated Dresden 1910 as Phil Allen passed
touchdown intercepted for second and Bradley
32 with big wolenberg acng up scores
AIDE chipping in with fourth
IN understand that all Caldwell home
than last season Last Fdays game was advertised at 800
happy medium The stands far from full at time
before long all taken Attendance unofc
7o8 adults and $50 children compared to last years
420 adults and 04 children All booster club seats
dry hampered greatly by
during the past few days should fix that condition full
added the of the evening with the weather
clear and cool Dave Goby former Caldwell coach
of the officials Parkersburg had several players injured slight
y during game casualty referee
Maheney who pulled muscle his leg and had to leave the
serving capacity Caldwell put
d + h snom wmie ] t yoSre ~ CGI h ] a S ;tG
by John Hazard Jim Monk Moscrp of the Mos
PICKING WINNER in the Mukingum Valley League would be
pretty risky until after opening games for all teams McConne
Hilton Murphy has built up SQUAD Based around six etermen
In addition fullbac Bill Brown returning lettermen Rudy
Club
playing their under lighting system with
SO boys swelling the football ranks.
ELECTRICS be
Sam Hatfield has 10 lettermen his 36man squad These ten
Dean Dozer Ben Eppe Vail Samson Bill Sheppard Bill Mon
eh Abe Barker Lloyd Lannng Chuck Hayes The Eleccs
history the newlylghted Falls field Hatfield who
the coaching duties Philo had his first
last and mildly predicting better things for his team
this fall
LEXINGTON PANTHERs might very we'll be the team to
players who received letters back competition
this fall along with others who limited service. Coach
John Neff field containing eight at the posi-
they started last including aeague end Dick Rankin
M Bill ga Ad berg Bob Bye & Cha sn
Vito Dbari and Ralph Watts New Lexington Booster Club
uniforms for the band.
RosEvILLE regarded too lightly with
players Trying tor the team including ~ eteen Coach Red
league fulback shpey
sage from years rough
| outfit 27-0 in last weeks opener.
CRoOKsvLE CERAMICS defending champs year.
threat despite the loss of seven men from the 947 team
Nine however are on hands including four starters Bob
are Larry Curl Don Morrison and Duane Watts coach
Kenneth Tener will be the helm Henry schroh resigned
to accept position as coach at Dayton Stvers.
NEW CONCORD players by graduation
last including eight from the starting Coach
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bet your bottom dollar they'll the of the
frOmD
.
GLOUSTER TOMCATS will undoubtedly hold down the cellar
the league this they have for several
despite the return of five eenen from the 947 squad including
Harding Johnson LaCore Brown and Moody COACH
. Leuck be the the Tomcats
HERE AT HOME the Caldwell Redskins for the league
with last able field
Dave Shaw Bernard Lori Fowler Woodford
Jimmy Potts and Bernard Risk Four graduation
among them the long to fluffy Ton Don Fer
guson Luke Young and Dave Merry Caldwell has of the
leagues three coaches this Homer Pyle who has made
several drastic changes the Redkn has
shifted from backeld to end while Ike Woodford
pher have been moved the
to last weeks observations Redskins operating
solely from the Information this with
passing attack
MARVIN WOOD gracously accepted trophy
day night before enthusiastic crowd of
bridge band presented short from the house
panade The recorded radio
VILE technician and rebroadcs the Cambridge station
Sunday afternoon o'clock This handsome
display at Ralstons pharmacy fitting reward for all members
of CadWels high school band and their versatile director
QUIT YOUR DRAGGING DEPT-In this column
Wednesday September appeared the following: Don't
that Bill