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HOUSES UMFURNIsHED

ARL., n, Lorcom lane area-sell
or rent. New, Cape Cod: z rms.
scr porch. sar Pssfs' sly iS esq 9sns Or !;
rent ] w. S265 mo. KE. $4,000.
ARL., N. Shirley woods-sell or
2la baths. full bsrnt. scr po"ch,
sep garage. $40, $50, or rent /
VI. S235 mo. KE. $4,000.
18th ST. NE, 4930-Newly deco
home. ~ baths. living rm.. din.
ing room. large kitchen with pan.
try closet; fenced yard: | -busfare
zon sos first year 500 2nd
year To inspect phone STEUART
BROS, INC. ID. 7-2434 or Dl
FOREST HEIGHTs-3 bedrooms
bsmt.: fenced yard. Ia baths: on
busline 10. 7-275l.
AMERICAN uNIvERsIIY PARK
bedrms,, . baths. modern kit.
dren AID, 2-O742
FALLS CHURCH-si00 mo; large
3-bedrm, house. large kit, sepa-
rate dining rm., fenced back yard
Joining park; avail immed. 6l2
Lincoln ave. JE. 3-34l7.
TOWN HOUSE, adult family = 4
Dedrms baths; den modern
kit; bsmt.. garage: near Woodner
Hotel; "a blk 18th 81 bus; $3.50
mo. am-g pm EN- 2-74O0
METzLER. REALToR-BuILDER
R0CKVILLE-Brick, 3 bedrms.
living rm. with fireplace, full din
ing rm.. Kitchen and hath, full
osmt and sarage Close 70
schools and shopping. Sii0 per
l2 RENTAL HOMES, in Falls
Church, Arlington. Vienna and
Herndon-All different bargain
prices, new condition. Don't rent
" YOU check our nne selection
81 choice properties JOSEPH "
ssiis cS S1 W Va. We yE. S gtssso st.
BETHESDA. a. Kentburv way:
brick Colonial, bedrms.. lge liv
en- I'm n 11 powder Im;: din. rm {.
inss: fuil ssmt ?'i Ise. fenced aT iot.
trees; mr.. schools recreation area
min. TO Nav. Hosp and NH.
opsn days oil. i.5sss Ewes 'o'
ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAX - .
brick ramblers. s1iO. Si40 per
mo Immediate possession. MAN
MAS REALTY, JE. 2-3ilO
RENT sell or exchange for cleve-
land Park equivalent. modern a.
bedrm a.bath rambler; near
Sent.eyills; Va. Mr.. MIcocci
sUITLAND, Bradbury Pk.--New 3.
beorm 4t-ft rambler, rec rm. b.,
end bath In bsmt., bulletin gar,
EAS h-v bsbd heat. pch fully
euuip cleo kit $3.50 5he3 SHADY
Side ave ewes 10 S.3834
80 9Th ST. N.E.--6 rms. and bath.
NV h, being completely reno.
waited SIS II 3-OOs4
i;th PL. N.E.-2-story brick dst
rec. rm.. garage. fenced ward
sl35 II 4-iinU
KENsINGTON +. WHEATON, -. .
and 3-bedrm. homes $50 TO $40
per month, 10 5.4no0 Huo.
GINS A HARRISON. nc, Realtors.
ALEX. AREA-2-bedrm Semidet
home, extra clean fenced I'd
esmt Avail July Is SIS mo.
kI. s-fi00.
BETHESDA, or bsnk--4-rm house
81 beat vac siio DIXIE
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CAMPANELLA & CO.

*. s-4ils Ewes. Lu. l-lsos
C0LORED-Sl9S DOWN-Vacant
keoeeorated 6-rm. brick. II.
paths. porches. basement, gas. oil
neat: RA. 6-o912. IA. e-467s
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10th STREET HGTS.
coo En0
NEW LUXURY RAMBLER
SPRING VALLEY AREA
COMPLETELY AIR COND.
5OOl HURST TERRI NV

OPEN DAILY 10 TIL DARK
bedrms. IN baths. large liv
I'm formal din rm. CT kitchen
den. screened porch. patio. garage
rec. room. bar laundry I'm maid Z
I'm and lO.if3 "a n OF ground
Excellent hnancinH See this 10 be-.
lieye 10
Directions Macarthur 70 Arizona
Avenue turn righi then n Garfield
L0ughboro I'd 70 Arizona 10 Gar.
ned turn left and 20 Hurst teri
PAUL LEPS EN-. 3-8495
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BRIARCLIFF TOWN HOUSE
brand-new beauty done in the
appealing Georgetown" manner
BY Frank S. Phillips. Real style
and class in the finest loc.-3 bis
bedrms., ga baths, street-level
English basement; rec. rm. with
nrepl large ser. porch, garage;
S32, 750 FRANK S. PHILLIPS
INC, DI. T-ldlI or FT 3-lO1N
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Ii. SSU,IsoREp oPPoRTUNITY
Vacant. all for Si6.95O' See his
bargain today. Cali MARSHALL II
WwnAPLE co. 1874 18th 81. NV.
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CULORED".y & 3-FAMrLY HOMEa
Live in one unit. LET oth.r, 49,.
np payments. Priced from SiSs
wv up with as low as sri .oOfl n
MIS- Miller NO. T-a46S NAE
SHALL J. MAPLE CO., AID. A-Soo5.
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CHEVY CHASE, near the circle
Spacious, 5-bedrm.. 2-bath home,
with lst-floor bedEm. and bath
SlS,750, superb financing. JOEL
c. HAWKINS. Realtor. ME
N-QO10, avae EAH . ago
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{
J. F. BEGG, INC, Realtor
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
WOODLAND DRIVE AREA-EK
cellent condition LARGE liVing anc
dining rms, library. mod kit.
bedrms, dressing I'm. baths
terrace. garden, garage
SWIMMING POOL - Handsom,
stone residence overlooking Poto,
mac Spacious ist floor. den, pow.
der rm,, bedrms,, z baths. UP,
stairs sitting rm beautifully fur
nished charming grounds, 10 min
MASS AVE. HILLS. adj. sumner
Brick rambler: 2 bedrmS ? baths
all-elee. kit. reer. RIM S2b5
Du. 7-24so
c0L0RED-iOI4 lath ST. NV
iuIi bsmt.: eas heat TIC co 2s Prom froni
porch; garage Only SID mo. Nh
NEUMANN Ma. S-232I
COLORED-I454lz o ST. NV
rms. kit, bath. Reduced 10 SIS.
y, sEoAL. AID. 4-Ol23, IA. g-6e4g
lCOLORED-I13I ed ST, Sc.
Tm. row brick: newly dec. rent
$3.50 JOHN I. SHELTON, Real.
tor. 10. 2-20tN
CoL0RED-DOwNTOwN. mr.. 4th
and X n.v.-5-bedrm. modern
house, SIS mo. Gail MA. S-g257.
bet. and pm. for appt
COLORED-DEANWOOD 4sth and
HAYES MT rms hath. gas
heat ss4 so Vac DIXIE REAL
TY CO. MA. S-sSsO
COLORED-N. CAPITOL AND X
sIs.--l0 rms J baths. brick gas
heat nice front YARD with An
mon Mr.. NEuMANN Ma s..3el
COLORED--i33S T. ST. s.E.-
rear yard: S47.50 ST. 3-s4sI
coLoREp-l4ee ALLISON NV
pie sPRiNo RD. NV q rms,
1919 ADANe ST NE q RMS.
32S 9th ST Sc. 2 apis
LOUIS RupDEN To. s-50so
coLoRED-REvT AND Buy
Colonial brick, 4.bedrm., lac. kit
full bamt OIL h.-v.h
10. $4,000. Ia. e-0le2. Ia. e-oie2
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JEFFREY GARDENS
9th and Peabody SITS. NV.

ne-bedrm. apt. $50. 80: 2-bedrn1.
S109 so, incl. utils. Beautiful, mod
ern apis. in modern bldg. Conv
shop center, churches, theaters
and earline. Resident manager.
o92S 9th.
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WEST HYATTsvILLE. eeI East
West highway-Modern arm brk
nome, Excel. eond. Avail. August
4 Slo5 mo-. on lease. HUGH T.
rECk' He $4,000. 1850 New
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERS - Local an6
long distance. Mod warehouse,
storage. Reas. tn. 2-O55S. ia
9-Oll5,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. safe storage
10 separate rooms; expert packing
| Phone NO 7-0l04 UNION STOR.
AGE co. INC. established 1905
EXPERT MOVERS. D c.. Md, va
low rates: ms: free wardrobe serv
g. hrs AP 7-9656. LU l-95OO
ms. padded van service: Q exper
white men; day or night. 10
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a speciality s. [ NORRIS
III. ?.1150 or Ii. 6-2Ss9.
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
niEht, reas rates Du 7-96s7
DU, 7-6655 J d K MOVING CO
EDELMAN MOVING AND STOR-
AGE, will accept surplus furniture
as part payment on your moving,
storage; reas. rates. ia. 9-2937
ACTION VANS. free est, at once
service: 6 rms. low as $50. NO.
1915. 16s
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RES. MGR, LII. 1-19O8
H. Q. sMITHY CO. ST. $4,000
cSogNcygE syTE5N. TRANsP,,

H. G. sMITHY CO. ST. 1880,
CONVENIENT TRANsP
SHOPPING, SCHOOLS.
ALL SECTIONS OF TOWN
2020 Shepherd st. n.e.-2 rms
Sainnae.tt e. XII; and bath; include
APT z. or call La. 6-67I2.
rms. dinette. kit and bath: com
pletely redecorated. in st. Franci,
xavier Parish; sos Key No. /
$685. Homer pl. Sc list ant
Nichols. ave. s.eD-2 rms, dinette
Kit. and bath: pvt. entrance: Lowest
rent In area. $54 50. Kew, 1864
or call 10 3-6234.
1928 27th st. Sc. Apt. 1n2 t27th
and R sts.l-2 rms, dinette. xii
and bath: includes all utils, S85
Key; apt. 1O2. 1924. or call LII
40i Newcomb St. Sc. Apt .6-g
rms dinette, kit. and bath; $40 so
ey. Apt /. 403.
1901 27tb st. Sc. Apt. 3o7-l
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; includes
1927 r st. n.w.-1 rm.. dinette,
ST and bath includes ali utils.
rs Kennedy st. NV. Apt. 1906
z rms. dinette. kit. and bath: in
cludes all utils.: SIS. Key with
ianitor, or call RA 6-27sO
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HOUSES For sALE-n.M.
tcoNTINUEDl
WHITE OR COLORED

WHITE OR COLORED
400 block Belmont st.-Ultramod.
semidet; brick; 5 bedrms., beaut.
tiled kit. plenty fireplaces, bar:
attrae. yard, patio; many out.
preciate. Priced right' nun paf-
tieulars. call Mrs. Phillips.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Ex. sails Ewes. Lu. l-lS0s
C0L0RED-S495 DOWN-Vacant
Reoeeorated 6-rm. brick. II.
baths. porches. basement, gas. oil
heat. RA. 6-6eI2, ia. e-167s
COLORED-UPPER NV, 45Oa
18th st.-lst Offering Of an an
usually vell-kept home in 8 choice
area ga baths, gas heat; an
ished bsmt. Will De sold A bar
gam 20 right party. MRS. FTTz-
SEhALD' RE. 7-l633. OIL.
o. 1222,
C0L0RED-0wNER MUST SELL
Detacheo, Q rms, full hsmt., redee.
htlle as Sl95 dn. To. 2-0774.
C0L0RED-S0 UNDERWOOD ST.
Nv semidet, brick, AZ yrs.
Old; Assume 81 trust Of $4,000;
tn s-5o52 ewes. u. B-SSe4, -"
COL0RED-l3I6 SHERIDAN ST.
N.W.-Lovely 3-bedrm.. a-hsth
Colonial brick home. Features in
ciuee modern. fully equipped XII.
Win dlsnwaSher and Disposali:
pine-paneled rec. rm.; garage and
rsrn,, r sx 0yS - price, Sl6, 500;
ssIns' FLOYD Z DAVIS CO.. 1929
3 81; NV. Ma. S-0S52; ewes. ~.
=, CoLoREp OPPORTUNITY
u u Rms B BATHS, s-CAR GAR
vacant. az for Si6.95O. See this
usrgain today. CAN MARSHALL j.
MnnSF LLesnSo0" l224 l4th st. NV.
MD ,s,s .S0LoRED
Nh 18TH AND BUCHANAN SITS.
-O-it, row brick with rms
~ ~ Se1eeneo-ln porches and bath:
price with excellent terms
J LEE DONNELLY A. SON
Ma. S-33l6 Realtors Wo 6-.3ea
coLoREp-DETAcHED BRICK
De2i 9bEEiDosRMs'13i2 BATHS
and powder rm. Modern 2,tchsn
deep freeze, washing machine. ar
SOnoitloner. 2-car garage. Snscto,ie
AVN AVN I lots, PRICED RIGHT
SHOWN BY appt. only. Mrs. Mile
~. 1-946S. MARSHALL j. WAPf =
CO.. AID. 4-2005.
coLoRED-2 & 3-FAMu v HoNsra
Live in one unit, let other, ks.n
n nppo payments. Priced from So.
UnO up with as low as Si mn ~
Mss Miller. NO. T-a46S. MAE.
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no sETTLE EsTATE

Beautiful brick Colonial, center
nal plan. large kitchen, half bath,
porch on isi 3 bedrml 2 baths on
2nd, oak-foof rec. I'm Priced in
mln-anA m - . N EN- 2.740O
METZLER, Realtor-Builder
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FALLS CHURCH
VIRGINIA FORREST

7-room, 2ia-bath modern
brick home; de luxe kit, dish
washer. disposal. auto. heat.
ee liv. rm. with hrepl, full
bsmt Ice wooded lot, $40.
Call IE. 4-O6l3.
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HOUSES TO SNARE

LADY WISHES to share her home
with another lady or mother and
child: private bath. VIII. 6-S3S6.
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s Y ESD, ~ SsnE :;;6m s2S,;
SEAteffsi' CO.. s.i Ma sS.tsssO. DIXIE
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shady lot: reception hall Twins
rm., dining rm., kitchen. den,
powder rm. nice porch. 4 bed
rms. . baths up: garage Small
down payment. Owner will take
balance in large LIST trust. Asking
S23, 800 BILL1NGSLEY REALTY
co. EN-. 2-2326; ewes. JU
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THE DIPLOMAT
400 18th CIT NJ "

2420 18th ST. NV.
Overlooking beautiful Meridian
Park; jr. bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
$1,000. Beautiful lge. efficiency,
$3.50. See Resident Manager. AID.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ALICE DEAL-WILsON AREA -
Magnificent 3-bedrm.. 3i2-bath
Colonial near 36th and Chesa-
peake huge library with fireplace
fabulous new kit; rec. rm.: Gear
attached garage; richly carpeted
new-house cond FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS: INC, DI. 7-l411 or FL
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CRESTW0OD. mr.. Saints Constan
tine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Church, west of 18th st.-3-bed
nm, Diet, center-hall Colonial; 81;
baths. maids rm. and bath. rec
nm: nm, attic; SIC. 900: For apt
1881 Ii. 7-e377. zAGAMI
REALTY co. RenlfnrS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
All County Teams
RepreSented For
AIl-Star Polio Game

The annual basketball game
IN Noble county for the benefit
of the polio fund will be played
in the Caldwell high school
gymnasium, Friday evening,
March 8 under the supervision
of Forrest Howell, Southern
Noble coach.
Mr.. Howell said that all the
players would be seniors from
the various basketball teams in
the county and needless to say,
the talent available will be out
standing.
All proceeds from the benefit
game will be given to the polio
fund, Mr.. Howell said.
Admission at the door will be
so cents or whatever amount you
desire to give. All the county
players will be donating their
services that evening to the
March of Dimes campaign and
it is hoped that a capacity crowd
will attend. The all-star game
will begin at 7:30 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

pared to 10 out of II for the
Elks.
In the third period, Harrietts-
vile dunked six straight points
to pull up at 1923 and knotted
the score few minutes later
at 35-all on Dale Fleeman's
driving lay-up.
Jim Schott, who picked up his
fourth personal early in the
third quarter, hit with a jump
pivot shot to put the Elks ahead
to stay 37-35. They ran the
count to 44-35 at the close of
the third quarter, after seeing
close shots fall off the rim all
during the first half.
The final frame saw Batesville
turn on the pressure with an all
court press that netted eight
straight points and pull the
Beavers within one point 44-43,
but they faltered in the clutch
and dropped behind for good.
Both teams ended even at 19
goals each but Harriettsville
converted II out of "a free
throws for the margin of victory.
Jim Schott's 20 points were
tops for the victors followed by
Larry Smithberger with Is. Ron
Wyscarver with IA and Dwain
Gregg with Ii paced the losers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
Antique Show To Be
Held Al GAINESVILLE

An antiques show and sale
will be held Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, March l, 2, and 3,
at the Hotel Rogge in GAINESVILLE,
sponsored by the Business and
Professional Women's club of
that city.
Hours for the show will be
from 11:00 a. m. until 1000 p. m.
Friday and Saturday from 11:00
a. m. until 700 p. m. on Sunday.
Well known antiques dealers
from all parts of Ohio will have
displays at the show All articles
will be genuine antiques and
everything on display will be
for sale.
H. Ogden Wintermute of Mt.
Vernon, widely known authority
on antiques, who has conducted
similar shows throughout Ohio
and neighboring states, will
manage the show.
In connection with the event,
a six-piece antique silver tea
service will be awarded by the
club on Saturday night. A door
prize also is to be awarded at
the close of the show.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

In the second game, Belle
Valleys heighth proved effective
as the Riders rolled over South
ern Noble 72-47. The Tigers,
unable to break through this
shifty zone, were forced to shoot
over top and failed to hit with
any degree of accuracy.
The heighth factor of Jim
Dennis, John Anderson, Bob
Buckley and Jack Buckley con-
trolled both back boards as well
as accounting for a grist of
points.
Dennis, the county's leading
scorer, meshed 20 points in the
first half and never went back
into the game. Anderson contri-
buted Is and Ed Ogle netted II.
For Southern Noble, Howard
Nau was high with 16 as both
teams substituted freely.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

In the second game, Summer
field took an 80 lead over Har-
riettsville in the opening minutes
and moved ahead 1877 at the end
of the quarter. Four field goals
by Bob Warner and three by
Floyd Stern accounted for II
of the Gophers' points.
The second period saw a re.
versal of form as the Elks
notched IL points while Summer
field was getting only four to
pull up behind only 22-19. They
continued the torrid pace to &C
ahead 27-24 at halftime, out
pointing the Gophers 20-6 for the
quarter.
Dale Schoeppner netted seven
points for the Elks in the big
second period, although all five
took part in the scoring.
Coming back from intermis.
sion, Summerfield threw an all
court press on the Elks ano
succeeded in taking over the
lead at 1886 on a pair of fielders
by Stern. But Harriettsville, not
to be counted out yet, managed
to tie the score at 42-42 at the
three-quarter mark on jim
Schott's brace of free throws.
The roof fell in on Harrietts
vile in the fourth quarter wher
the Gophers tailed six quick
points, then ran the score tc
51-43 as they rang up "a points
compared to six for the Elks.
At this stage, Summerfielc
stalled the ball and slowed doWr
the game as they coasted to the
end.
Warner with 81 points led the
S u m m r f e d attack while
Schoeppner paced the Elks with
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
SATURDAY NIGHT

In Saturday nights semi-final
games, Sarahsville doWned Belle
Valley 1882 while Summerfield
dropped Harriettsville 66-48 to
qualify for the finals.
Sarahsviile and Belle Valley
traded field goals twice before
the Red Devils raced into a 14-4
lead and were never headed.
Big Jim Rogers dunked in field
goals from all angles, netting
"a points in the first half as
Sarahsville pulled away to a
1920 lead at intermission.
For Belle Valley, Dennis, the
ever-present menace, tailed 10
points in the first half to account
for half his teams points. The
Riders were unable to cope with
the red-hot Red Devils but man.
aged to slow down the game
somewhat in the third quarter
when they were outscored only
1917.
In the fourth period, Sarahs-
vile picked UP 81 points with 10
players hitting the lineup, while
Belle Valley posted Is in the
same period led by Jack Buckley
with 10.
Rogers finished the game with
33 points on 16 fielders and one
out of two charity tosses, Bill
Bond was next in line with 81
giving these two a total OF 54
points.
Buckey's 16 points were top
production for the Riders and
Jim Dennis accounted for IL
before leaving the game in the
third quarter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
Richard F. Long Wins
Investors Services Award

Richard F. Long, Cambridge,
Ohio, zone manager for Investors
Diversified Services, Inc, g.
year-old investment management
corporation, has received ma
tional recognition from the COM
pany for record sales during
November 1856 of the face
amount investment certificates
and mutual fund shares issued
by its subsidiaries and affiliates,
Joseph M. Fitzsimmons, IDS
president, has announced.
In addition to an award for
customer service achievement,
Mr.. Long has won membership
in the Presidents Club, an hon
or roll of the company's leading
sales representatives, in COM
petition with more than $500
IDS sales representatives who
service more than 100000 Gus
toner accounts throughout the
United States and in Hawaii, Mr..
Don F. Matson, division sales
manager said. November is de-
signed as presidents Month"
in honor of the president of the
company, he added.
Investors Diversified Services,
Inc, currently has under man.
agement assets in excess of So
billion. It's two subsidiary COM
paines are Investors Syndicate
of America, Inc. and Investors
Syndicate Title and Guaranty
Company of New York. Four IDS
affiliated open-end mutual fund
companies are: Investors Mutual
Inc, Investors Stock Fund, Inc,
Investors Selective Fund, Inc,
and Investors Group Canadian
Fund Ltd.
Ohio National Guardsman can
c1la1ifyr for West Point
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
REDSKIN
REVIEW
District Contest
By GARY LYONS

The Ohio Music Educational
Association will hold their an
nual music contest in New Con-
cord, Ohio, on March 9. The con-
test will take place on the
Muskingum college campus dur
ing the day and will be attended
by music students from this
district.
Those taking part from the
Caldwell high school are as fol-
lows: ensemble of six students
Nancy Pitts, Sally Hill, Joy
Wells, Marilyn Merry, Dolores
Brown and Patsy Doudna; solos
- Lorraine Kalan, Gary Lyons,
Robert DeVolld, Sally Hill,
Nancy Pitts, Marilyn Merry, Joy
Wells and Patsy Doudna.
These students will be accom-
panied by Mr.. James Carter,
music instructor, who is a mem
| Der of the Ohio Music Educa.
ton. Any student who is granted
a first place rating at this con-
test is entitled to participate In
the state music contest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

game at 1922 in the second
period when Jim Schott made
good a technical foul. Harrietts-
vile went ahead briefly 24-22
on Larry Huffman's one-hander
from the corner, only to see Jim
Dennis retaliate with a jump
shot making it 24-all at half
time.
Belle Valley pulled away
gradually in the third quarter
and piled up the points in the
fourth, although the Elks had
lost their heighth and scoring
punch when Larry Smithberger
and Schott fouled out.
Dennis bagged 26 points for
scoring honors, netting 19 in the
second half, while Dale Fleeman
led the Elks with II.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
OPENING SESSION

The opening session on Thurs
day evening saw two vastly diff
ferent games played as Harrietts-
vile overcame a first-half deficit
to defeat Batesville 55-47 while
Belle Valley outclassed South
ern Noble 72-47 in a Walk-away
Batesville looked like a sure
fire winner during the first half,
holding Harriettsville to only
six field goals while building up
a 1922 lead at intermission. The
Beavers connected for 13 fielders
in the first half, but made only
five out of IL free throws COM
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

cnampS SIX times IN the past
eight years, the Red Devils
have only been able to win
the tournament crown on one
other occasion-in 1851 when
they defeated Summerfield $3.50.
The Gophers, who had lost to
Sarahsville during the regular
season by scores of 52-48 and
74-65, pressured the Red Devils
all the way with a close man.
to-man defense. The work of
Floyd Stern and Jim Larrick
out in front was particularly
outstanding, while Dick Gibson
shadowed high-scoring jim
Rogers all evening limiting the
big boy to II points.
Bill Bond took up the scoring
slack with 16 points and Jack
Brooks came through with 10
vital markers as both teams
registered 19 field goals.
At the foul stripe, the vic
torious Red Devils made good on
l3 out of % chances, while the
Gophers converted nine out of
Is.
Sarahsville took the lead in
the first quarter 60 before John
Leasure connected with a fielder
from the corner for Summer
fields first points. The count
ran to 1911 at the end of the
period with the scoring evenly
distributed on both sides.
Gibson suffered a bloody nose
in the first two minutes of the
game and was removed to the
sidelines until the second
quarter.
In the second stanza, Bill
Bond tailed six points for
Sarahsville but the Gophers were
not to be counted out as they
pulled up to trail by three points
22-19. Both teams missed num-
erous shots in this wild second
quarter that saw Sarahsville on
top 1921 at halftime.
The Gophers outscored the
Red Devils 1873 in the third
quarter, but trailed throughout
by two points. Leasure netted
six points for Summerfield and
Rogers five for Sarahsville,
neither side being able to
muster very potent offense.
AT the start of the fourth
period, Sarahsville hit for four
quick field goals, opening up a
10-point lead 43-33. This lead
faded rapidly however as the
Gophers countered with eight
points to come within two points
again 4341.
Soon after this, Jim Larrick
stole the ball and went in for
a lay-up knotting the score at
47-47 with the scoreboard show
ing a minute and four seconds
to play.
In the clutch, it was Bill
Bonds fielder from the side and
pair of free throws by Larry
Stottsberry that gave the Red
Devils a four-point victory.
The consolation preliminary
was won by Belle Valley 71-55
over Harriettsville in a game
that was decided largely in the
fourth quarter when the Riders
netted 26 points.
John Anderson tossed in six
points in the first quarter to
send the Riders into a 16-9 lead
but the Elks rallied to tie the