The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-09

the traditional Ar SGS
mistice Day game ST
has been played at II II
night, and as far as A6
we can ascertain, NM
the first time these MA
two teams have ~
ever met in a night
football match. The game would
normally be played Saturday af-
ternoon, Nov. IL, but is being
held on Friday night by mutual
consent of the two schools, ac-
cording to Principal Weekley,
who also announces that admis-
sion has been raised to go cents
for this game by the Athletic
Control Board. 1t will be home
coming for Caldwell alumni with
queen and attendants to be pre-
sented to the crowd at halftime
ceremonies. Also of interest to
the spectators is the fact that
new trophy will be started with
this game, to become the perma-
nent possession of the first
team to win three games. Two
previous trophies, furnished by
businessmen of the two commun-
tiles, were won by Caldwell.
THE BIG REDS feature a strong
forward wall that paveS the
way for several speedy backs.
The line is heavy and is built
around captain Tom McMasters
at 1873 pounds, one of the four
senior linemen. Three sopho-
mores man the ends and right
guard spots while the backfield
contains two juniors and two
seniors. Starting lineup:
LE-Andy Taylor Q73)
LT-Gordon Ashton (190)
LG-Charles Westfall (14O
C-Ronnie Fuller (l45)
RG-Bob Leeper (142)
RT-Tom McMasters (c) (193)
RE-Jim Wise (192)
QB-Jack Cornell 145)
LH-Paul Richardson (155)
RH-Lloyd Williams (l46)
FB-Louie Pickenpaugh (144)
, Nj e. M will be the favorite in
. Fridays game in view of the
: seasons record of both teams.
/. Although both are tied in the
: MVL standing with three wins
!. and four losses, the Big Reds
: have made a better showing
!, against most of their league riv-
/. ais. Caldwell defeated New Lex
: TO while M & M won 20-7, Cald-
, well lost to Roseville 1913 but
M g. M defeated the Ramblers
1876, New Concord topped the
/. Redskins 1876 and beat M & M
1913. Against Dresden, Caldwell
sparkled in 32-7 win while the
Jay-Hawks tripped M & M 80.
/. Philo was hard pressed to edge
the Big Reds 1876, but came
back to crush Caldwell 46-6.
: Glouster defeated M g. M 27-13
and won over Caldwell 20-7,
I. while the Big Reds downed
/. Crooksville 1877 compared to
Caldwell's 1872 win. The Big
Reds will have further incentive
in the fact that they are still
seeking revenge for the humil-
iating 1913 loss to Caldwell in
1948 that knocked them out of
the league championship on the
final day of the season. However,
if Coach Strang can get the spir-
it and determination out of his
boys that they have shown in
some previous games, the under
dogs may once again emerge vic
torious.
TEN YEARS AGO - The Big
Reds, with present coach Long
ley in the lineup, swept to an un-
disputed league title by edging
an underdog Caldwell team 1912
in a sea of mud. M & M scored
in the first quarter when they
got possession of poor punt on
Caldwell's 30 from where Fish
er scored for a 60 lead. In the
second period, Dick Stewart
tossed a 20-yard pass to Miller
with Fisher adding the point for
a 1870 lead. Caldwell came back
just before halftime to shake Ed
Mazgay loose for a 40-yard jaunt
to trail 1876 at the intermission.
Bob Archer's attempt for point
was short. Late in the final quar-
ter, Mazgay blocked a punt and
recovered it on the one-yard
line, from where Bob Estadt car
ried it over. On the try for the
all-important point, Mazgay was
thrown back, the Redskins los
ing 1872.