The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-15

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TT GIN walls and the Fal
Ill. cons are report
~ ed to be rough
kE ~. and ready. Pyle's
"a u starting lineup,
II similar to that
for ~ used last Friday,
yeal will be compara-
wor lively light, averaging only 145
site pounds per man in the backfield
!. NJ and $50 on the line. Seven seniors
u three Juniors and one sophomore
- compose the starters as follows:
isct lie - Roger Walters 1T - Dale
eng Gardner, LG-Bernard Lori, c.
oil Capt Jack Fowler, RG-George
E Simonton, RT - Bob Carabella,
ogy RE-John Hickman, QB-Jimmy
lege Potts, LH-Bernard Riski, RH-
will Bill Christopher, FB-Ike Wood
Pile ford.
Joo BYESVILLE FALCONS, under
new coach Jim Robertson, of
MA Community, have been undergo
ing strenuous practice sessions
lssu the past week with 80 players in
Jud uniform. The Falcons, now in
clut their third grid season, won three
strr and lost three last year but
1;an played two class A schools, and
f,;t, face 10-game schedule this year
sa,s including Cambridge, Barnesville,
.eis Roseville, Dresden, and West La
AM fayette. Eleven lettermen, plus
Cah eight others who saw plenty of
sisti action last year, will form the
bus nucleus of a solid squad that will
Cal undoubtedly extend the Redskins
to the limit in this opening game
MA Byesville's starting eleven aver
. ages 168 pounds per man on the
- line and 158 in the backfield.
.a' Caldwell was hard-pressed to win
Des 21-0 last year, but to make things
tougher the Falcons lost only five
of ! starters from the l948 team, and
mo- only eight of their first % grid
rier ders~ Fridays game will definite
the ly not be pushover as we shall
her see!
- IN THE LEAGUE, Crooksville
ne entertains the Lancaster reserves,
" Glouster is host to Jacksonville
nea Trimble, Parkersburg reserves at
tha McConnelsville, Dreden at New
had Concord, New Lex inVadeS Bre-
vat men, Philo gets the easy picking
cta in Cambridge Reserves, and the
- ANOoGNlllG ldhG OIl Tile
GAINESVILLE reserves. Caldwell and
mel New Concord faca tho tartare in
pho this first round of non-league en-
ly counters.
tho
win STAN MAZGAY, who has been
playing ball with Gloversville-
RE, Johnstown in the Canadian
AmericanN league, is expected
home this week according to
mas word received here. Stan joined
hef the club at the request of his
Wh' friend and the team manager
of Jimmy Cullinane in the hopes of
the strengthening the team enough 10
mo gain a berth in the play-offs.
ele, After pulling to within one game
hoe of third SPOT, the Glovers folded
49, on a road trip and are now
mathematically out of the play
offs. STAINS final averages are not
Dn available, but at the end of 18
l games last week he was hitting
Mel 1854 for second high in the league.
bak In 70 times at bat he had % hits
at including four doubles and four
Sto triples.
g. LOYAL FOLLOWERS of Cald-
wells marching band came
mighty close to being disappoint-
ed at Cleveland last Sunday
afternoon. Scheduled to perform
at halftime at the Cleveland-Ba
tlmore pro football game, the
band encountered double bus
trouble and arrived only five mi
nutes before the end of the game
"A broken fan belt at Dover de-
layed them almost three hours,
and breakdown in the water
system cost another half hour
= just out of Cleveland. The Will
loughby high school band and a
classy baton-twirling miss from
Newton Falls entertained through
the halftime period, but Woods
Musical Marcheteers took the
field at the close of the game and
kept the 20-odd thousand specta-
tors in their seats for the added
attraction which was also telecast.
LITTLE MOUNTAIN LEAGUE
~ play over the weekend saw
Batesville continue their winning
streak by edging out Quaker
l. City 4-3, while GAINESVILLE was
squeaking past Somerton by SIS
Holloway took Caldwell 81, but
the Woodsfield and Boston game
was postponed and will be play
ed off this Sunday. On Tuesday
night, Holloway took the meas
ure Of Somerton by 8-6 in the
final night game of the 1949 sea-
son.
HAVE YOU SEEN the unique
fountain display in the window OF
Gillespies' drug store? You can't
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