The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20

ence. Last year Caldwell was the
winner 26-0, in l947 it was 90,
in 1916 Parkersburug 20-12, l945
! Parkersburg 26-0, and in 1914
Caldwell 1912. This evens the
series at two wins, two losses,
and tie for each team. In view
of CaldwelPs injuries and meet
ing the Little Reds in mid-sea-
son, the Redskins must be rated
as the definite underdog in Fri
days game.
THIS WEEK, the Mus kies of
New Concord get chance to
see what they can do against
Roseville, McConnelsville in
vades Philo in a struggle for
third place, and New Lex moves
into Glouster for game with
the Tomcats. In other games,
Caldwell entertains Parkersburg
and Crooksville is host to Bre-
men.
GAME HIGHLIGHTS ~ Captain
Jack Fowler became casualty
number eight when someone
knocked out his front tooth dur
ing the first quarter The
/ extraction of this painful mem
Der was finished by DR.. McGrcg-
or at the office of a New Con-
cord dentist . AS doc" says
! it was the first time in all his
years at football games that
someone called for a dentist rath-
+ er than a doctor During
Fowler's absence, Fred Anderson
handled the center post very
capably, but Jack returned to
! the game as soon as possible
Muskie Coach Don Stock
um used the much -heralded
4 "tWo-platoon' system This
brings the offensive team into
the game fresh whenever a scor-
!. ing chance arises Eight
: seniors help to make the Muskies
strong league contender again
! this year . Both bands pre-
1 sented interesting half time
shows for the spectators and
were well received Eight
more penalties during this game
brings Caldwell's five game total
to 81 for the crippling loss of
230 yards -. According to
statistics both teams were even
ly matched with the Redskins
possibly holding Slight edge
Quarterback Jimmy Potts
sparkled for Caldwell on the
defense making SO many clean
but jarring tackles that he drew
the praise of several of his op-
ponents 'PeeWee" also
connected with six out of Is
passes for a total of l04 yards
through the air, and intercepted
two Muskie aerials Mack
Fowler recovered the lone FUN
BILE for Caldwell and Roger Wal
ters batted down a pass for ex-
ira point Among the more
outstanding tackles were those
by Hugh Walters, Dale Gardner
Bill Christopher and Jack Fow-
Ter while Bernard Lori and Fred
Anderson plugged several line
plays Roger Walters, who
snagged five of the six completed
passes, took one aerial with two
men hanging on his shoulders
and while all three had hanC
on the ball CaldwelHs sea.
son record is now three win!
against two losses.
5 HI o r I S-Jim Wise, NJ. & M
h freshman guard, is out indefin
itely with broken collar bone
According to reports from
McConnelsville, band director
|. Carey is making a top-notcf
band at that place with enter
3 tanning halftime shows The
! swimming pool on the far enc
q of the athletic field is ready fo1
J the concrete this week will
$4,000 spent on construction 81
far =. New Lex staged quit,
show at last weeks ball gam,
presenting a demonstration b,
the world renowned. Ohio Stat
~diving team led by Olympic
champ Bruce Harlan The ac
was performed on a trampolin,
-. The Panther band held thei
annual tag day recently to rais'
funds for equipment . i. 10,
Berilla, Byesville sport writer
~.comes forth with this quip
seems as though Caldwell i
getting weaker every game"