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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ROLLINGWOOD

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New 4-bedrm.. 3-bath. brk. split
level on lge. lot, Center-hall entr. !,
lge. lily. rm: with firepl,. lge. din.
area. open or closed. Nice Ice. de
luxe KIT. with eating space. beaut.
rec; I'm. ,. W,fh n iiftspL. opening on
overlooking besut. wooded ares.
Level drive-in 2-car buiit-in ga
rage; air cond. optional: attfac.
home among new homes. Cow. to
schools. shopping and transp. Beaut.
view from allg rooms. big house,
and a big value at $39.5O0.
OPEN 1875, SAT. AND SUN.
Directions: Out 18th st. to East
West hwy. left TO Beach DR.. trafiic
light, left TO Woodbine ST.. right 10
Brooklawn terrace TO No. 1905: or
out Conn. ave. to East-West hwy,
right to Beach dr.. trafhc light.
Brooklawn terrace, to No. 500:
:, EARL T. WRIGHT CO.
OIL: 10000 Ewes. OIL. 4-30s9
SILVER SPRING
close-in brick home with slate
large liv. rm.. frepl.. nice din. rm.,
bedrms. and tiled bath, End fioor;
built-in garage, maids rm., lava.
tory. workshop and patio. Excep-
tional bargain ct $l7,60O. To I'M
spect call Mr.. Ruark, JU. 9-4436
with FRANK L. HEWITT CO.. ~.
$500.
a WrVwrS - :, ~
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sILyER sPRiNo-s2. 900 DOWN
GRADE, il. SisS ana bus : bIEs.; Suiit..
In. range. wall oven. dishWasher
refgr.; 12x1s hy. rm.. fireplace. fun
din. rm.,. powder rm., 3 bedrms..
large tiled bath. full dry bsmt. Play.
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once open ~ to s
WRaT cuFVY cHAqI

e4oS Sf R0TS Eh1f Rb.. .o open satur.
day and Sunday Afternoons. A
beautiful home In the sought-afteI
community within . block Of . iins
b0-acre recreational center. Liytni
rm., dining rm., kitchen. three bed.
rooms and bath. Lower level hai
eth bedroom and bath. Price
$50. $50. To reach: Out Wisconsin
ave TO Chevy Chase blvd. left Il
lRufin I'd. right 70 home.
INEz CU6HARD. REALTOR
I'M 2-l232 or OIL. 2-bo07
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CONNECTICUT GARDENS
Unusually attractive 2-bedroom
brick BUNGALOW: full basement: on
well-lAndseaped lot. Many extras;
Near schools. transportation and
sndiSes'' q CO. Mpl, 10. 4.ssss
GET WITH IN MAN
Owner heading West. You can bene.
az II you'd Ike . really nice
Dsdrn; bEs ramels, with y. S,yli san
or less. AZ OF loan can be assumed
Ewes. and sun. Mr.. eros, 10. 6-3140
HOME MERCHANTS. u. 0.0600.
MONTGOMERY cOUNTY-4-bedYm
brick and frame. 2 baths. nv. rm.
din. rm.. mod. kit, sun parlor. full
hsmt., acre land. new Acc area
new eond.. S24.b0O.
4 acres. mod. 7-rm. brick. ~
bath. firepl. full bsmt., Gear gar !.
more land avail. Look this one over
S27, 200.
Modern 3-bedrm.. Nv. I'm. nrepi.
din. rm.. lit, full bsmt., 3 lots
owner transferred, Sl3,7b0.
CLARENCE 3. BECRAFT
liz N Frederick Ave, 0aithersburg
Nd. Phone ass or 726-J.
4 ACRE. : BHrDfRSis'. re. RH.
tFiot water heat Lovely home IN
suburban setting, lot 60xlDO IT,.
all elec. kit. located IN Arcola area
FHA-0I Appraised. Trades eonsid.
cred. can Mr.. hall. 10 4-0OSl, OF
FREDERICK W. BERENe
SALES INC. ~. 7-770e
CENTER HALL, 3-BATH BRICK
Silver epfing. elose-in. $4,000
LILY; rm.. din. rm.. Ice. kit. bedrm
bath. In. 3-bedfm., nursery, bath
2-n. rec. rm.. bath In basemt., 60.
iRxMsES9'.o Bro SssS' y Su,' s.sSsss.. MN
sssE,,AAo g TsS owE.Ri y sEELSyE5
rIs de luxe kit. IN. fssi, rm. VS.
WHEATON = TWo-bedroom bricl
ssmSls s,,,I lOy,,lY sS corner iOt 'hsd'
bier. cag s'Hcgs0 FSSss ior s sST
w ~.
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BRADLEY HILLS
GRACIOUS
Somerset
SSH Trent st.
OPEN ia

NEW LIsTINo-cEN. HALL BRK.
rm.; screened porch and garage. Biz
kitchen with table space. S37 $50.
Oirs.: Out Wisconsin ave. TO Dorset
ave.; left 70 warwick; left on war:
and left on Trent TO house.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
772O WISCONSIN AVE. OIL. 4-1424
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ROCKVILLE - Many trees, small
quiet brook, . large :0U- I. back
yard: 4-bedrn, Cape Cod with fuii
os s2S;,ria1nis SSn q ;s,yss' $500
Mr. shiavcns. "a. l.siSS 500
SANDY sPRiNos-oLNE AREA
hoAM An uD n M. 9RD s e
very close TO excel. schools: here are
2 properties adjoining each other. I
on an acre and the other on X acre
avail. only because the owners
father and son, are entering business
In distant. city: / has . y0-ft. Nv.
S din; rm =, IT. eedrm.. bath s an
full bsmt.: Scar garage: $4,000
The other home Is . charming 2.
e e,a No r9 rn4g With ? full 6smt;;
me- cUaHARD. REALToR
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NORTH cHEYY cHAaI

Beautiful rambler. on . large LOT
ccveTl0C !..g Rock Greek Park; Center
superb KITCHEN with 4 large family
iesds to ' = n ser.ened I norchc ,b nnc
bedrooms. two baths; full basement
with powder room and fireplace
Diversified garage. Can be purchased
with as little Is $4,000 cash down
me- CusndARD: REALToR
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3 Dr.. ramb. Excel. OF nm; full
bsmt. Open go daily, $4,000.
KENsINoToN HEIGHTS
ca APPROVED $4,000
Ten per cent down; payments less
rm.. disposal ana dishWashef. full
bsmt, patio, on large lot.
OPEN / TO y
DaI.: Out Conn, ave. 70 Kensing-
ton nrehouse,. right on Pliers Mill
ID; % g; Paul st.. left TO No. 1917.
EDWARD E X; FA IN 60 S.sos4sL O. 4-o2i2
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ANpRIs REALTY. INC.

CHEVY CHAsE-S22. 500
3-bedrm., 2h-bath. 2-story cor
ner brick home; sep. din. rm.. en-
closed porch. finished bsmt.. garage:
soundly built. shaded street IN older
section. o.. 4-4593 or NE. S-15Sl
JOHN r. H0KE
CONNECTICUT AVE, ESTATES
1919 HARREIL 81.
3 br.. ramb: Excel. 0I nm; full
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LAKEWOOD; Si6.200-Modern 9.
s sSist ad home ,i e Pass sc s.rp 4.
trust. OWNER. VIII. 0-z9z9.
POTOMAC. MD.-S22.05O Like-ney
brick rambler on an aere ste:
6edfm: az hi, sie ssIas xl ,th epsn.lss
rec. Tm. shown b. appolntmeni
only. SAMUEL :. BODILY. INC.
Potomac once OIL. 4-0333:
P0ToMAC-custom-built 3-yr. -olt
brick rambler. with. over acres q
stable ISs This Is truly . rambler ds,
signed for comfortable LIVING ans
gracious entertaining. Must Be .eer
70 appreciate TIE many nPe e1,nain isS 3
LITTLE. JU. 7-9393. 20. 2-2e2e.
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HAMMOND. WOOD = Outdoor MvinI
inside Gs,, sna out; srehissets drssH II
to%sIsr WITH 1sD y.s S q mass sS5
Kit. Only $1,000 down. OF. SIS.
$50. Open 2 70 9. Out Viers Nil
to Newport NH. left on Newport
Mn to Maple View, right to Wood.
ridge. right to $500. Call Ju
sss SIS any time. BAINuM real
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WOODsIDE PARK-Magniticent all
I 81 from ccl.s " rd I Spas ~ ~
rm. with hFepl. family din. rm., 3
tWin-sise bedfms. with 2 de luxe
baths. scr. pch.; garage; rec: I'm.
Owner transferred. A. J. KESSIN-
GER a CO.. ~. DANA.
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h 1855 Nd1,s SP s,, sSe ne, e
bsdrms; on l54-tt. front lot: al.
tIansp. Asking Si$. 500. xssam;
4MsG loan with payts, Of SIS so
Small amt. cash VIII handle. Oui
Yiers NH I'd. past AdkP. left CT
Midway to 1901 and our sign
Mss. MesdeI, Oh. 2:9Sl1. cox a
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WooDsTDE PARK very sttFse.,
one q 81. sSss.. most eH s1elu N
sive areas: eentsF-hall entry, un-
usually Ice. liv. I'm. and din. rm..
1st-n. powder rn. Call for ap-
pointment 70 see. HOLMEAD. Real
tor. JU. $4,000.
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R0CKyILLE-S750 down VIII han.
dle this extra-neat and clean, 3.
bedrm: rambler, Owner viii allow
his ~ loan 70 be assumed, No ionr
s s an1I Is5iC e$ I'll .2 1o M HCsE
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ROCKVILLE RAMRLER, SLIT. over.
all. New brk. home: near Rockville
interchange: uv. rm. with firepL
Din. rm.. mod. kit. master bedrm..
2 other bedrms.. ia baths. full
bsmt.. breeseWay. attached gear
garage; on Ice. lot. In RockVtlle's
best residential area: see. 500. Easy
W Butt. 0aithefnhurR 723-I-lI.
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KENeINGTON-Det. custom brick
p ll@D fissi Ss nsci~ Va spp ass isi
$4,000. Owner viii accept SlS,-
900, BupNEY REALTY. tn. 2-e4O0
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{; CHEVY CHA As.: ss:1t@ ., Re.
tom-built rambler .designed By :
lover Of lge. rms. y located on .
quiet trafle free drive yet close 70
transportation. Beautiful corner
Roche with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
Qn nT A.1A9A sttl q n m
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kRNSINGTQN-4 bedrms.. liv. rm
paneled den. utii. rm.. bsmt.: fenced
back I'd. trees. brick patio: cleo
hit. with dishwasher and disposal
$4,000. 10. 6-b057,
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a-Ssds%. sSaiS Son :'s on si court
$1,000 1NsS loan. sioS mo. pays
all. In new condition. $4,000.
r. PA RIPLEY CO.. ~. 6-61ll.
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ROCKVILLE: in-town. attractive
neighborhood. mr.. all conVenieneeI
Attrae. terms; siS.ss6. Lsosrde
fremont 4-4l64: sANDoz. INC.
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ROCKvILLE-Assume Ice. 4hss o.
loan. on lovely 3-bedrm. hrk. home
Paym'ts. $50 mo. No red tape
Move right In. Mr.. FRANK. To
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NV HAMPSHIRE AVE. Ext
Attr. s-bedrm. Cape Cod; liv. rm;.
din. I'm. and kits fun hsmt. with
outside entr.. $2.1O0 down and
assume 41aTs loan. for balance; pay
can ~. 4-a40O. HUGH Z. PECK.
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ROCKvILLR-l acre very Ice. old
mod. house. ideal for doctors Of
fiees. near county bldes. and court
house, Just reduced 70 S26, 900 for
quick sale. He who hesltates Is
lost" HENRY W. BECRAFT. 20,
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OLNEY AREA-Nev brick Cape Cod
4 bedrms. z baths, Nv: fm- din
I'm kt h With S 1s 4. sed Sa5 ne
s &c eo a. O'm ~ sSld d under Ips buiIder'
ofisinai cost. $50 500. Can IA. s.
1878 or OIL. LOOPS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rambler;
very lse. comb. hv-din. rm.: mod.
ern. completely equipped kit; VA
8 close 70 recreation TSSV; center " anc
schools. KORZsNDORFER. REAL
TOR. OF. 4-e111, til 8.
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EENsINGTON, S206 On. $50 pc
mo. pays Al; Diet. 2-bedrm; ramh.
wsll;to-wsll earpstlnE washer, rs
no. 2-94OO. VIII 6-657e.
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s ss.,on. sis.sso. BSi:i bu MAJ " 2
bedrms;. sep: q. Z. lge: porch;
<. ?. RiPfLEY Co. %. s.Slli.
SILVER sPRIN0-Near Mrs. KS. 2.
bsdrT; 6rk; on M ,sere . laISssaT ,eI
small family or expansion. VIII
SILVER sPRN0-AttTae... modern
S-rm. brick home on Ice: lot. vac.
nns ecnd;: y zoe a. down, l eslanss
PECK. HE. 4-0400.
sILyER SIZING = immae, Germ,
~ s.esl S St soHSSI. ju %S scss
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R0CKvILLE-Assume Az loan. with
payments Of $5SeS PRINCIPAL anc
Interest: small amount Of cash
may handle. lmmed. occupancy
3-bedrm. rambler. full Walk-in
hsmt.. equip. kit. With table spsee'
Hoag. 20. 2-4200. COX d CO..
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LOW DOWN PAYMRNT-conV. Sill
verN 6pFing; 1919 dining rm.. In
this all brick 3-bedroom home.
Nice level fenced yard. fun bsmt..
GRAHAM n Co. u. 5000. u.
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WHEATON--Non-oI OPPORTUNITY
3-bedrm. brick rambler: full hsmt
with picture window; Ali-electris
Kitchen. disposal; $500 cash I ans
c. JOHNSON. 10. l-7Oi7 or WI
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HOWARD c0UNIY-7 seres. 5000
e-rm. home. with 4 bedfmS. and
bath. lEe. reception room. Nv. rm.,
din, rm.. big kitchen and pantry:
fun basement; OIL h.-W.h. Thii
t hS%s a sS,rSun s..,, u ss 1 g,
si6. 600: 1000 cash. ash balance 4; $50 ssd
per mo. LAIRD ,. SCOTT. Reaitor,
JU. 9-O420 I'll 0 pm.
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KENSINGTON - Asbestos shingle
owner leaving city. 4 bedrms.. full
hsmt.. rec. rm.. fenced I'd. Assume
large 4ts6 loan; S14.2OO. VIII
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npG :zs .sI: sn S;dsT; !t:s:;
l9s h iy r p,s SS, ,Is e., family , eIH
and. shade trees, WIN finance. Mr..
narton, Oh; 2sSlelS, COX q Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

ERAD0W0OD. sis.s50. Among S25
10000 homes; 7.r;-old brick. 2
sep. Dir, family kit. side scr. peh
fun bsmt.. built-in gar, ee.Ss
grounds: trees. r. P. RIPLEY co.
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WHEATON AREA-S-bedrm, ram
basement; large lot; OF nnancing
$4,000. WI. 6-7S44.
WHEATON HTs-3-bedrm, brick
full bsmt.: ST., $50. with $500 cast
non-QI; M; ali schools: GIDEON
G. Johnson. 10. 4-70l7 or VIII
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ROCKVILLE. 81 $50 down. Ice
equip kit. auto. washer. iiv. rm
w/firepl.. fenced I'd. patio. I'm.
mac. Assume 4mse loan with pres.
ent oayt. Of $3.50 mo. pays all
Walk to schools and transp. Mrs
hoeg. OIL. 2.l013. cox a. CO.
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OLNEY-Attrae. Williamsburg ,brk-
nr. Ca. ave, on 2 acres OF land
: :ssSse hs !Ht , :sIssn Nv ana n ,s Sn
baths. ise. rec .D rm.. oil .. e: heat
email stable for horse; q. PeterI
Powell. Spring 1850. oEo. "
ROBERTSON, REALToR. 7o30 Wis
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-Briek Colonial mansion. 5 bed.
rms. and 2 baths when completed
center ball huge avg modern S.e sis; Wv ~
nm. with irepl.. full bsmt,. iarg.
corner lot within waking distance
Of shop, area, schools and churches
Approximately $4,000 down. as
sumo present So trust. win con.
sider trades. out Georgia ave
queen sSs n,d M.ry Dr. cs,, Sleei g Msyn 3
Spring $4,000. c. NJ. MARsTKL-
IRA 10 PEAL RSfafe. 10. 0-2552
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KKNsNGS0N-Just listed. Low cost
fun bsmt.. screened porch: beaut
lot with trees. Assume $4,000
loan. price Si3.7b0. R. P. RIPLEY
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M 2ss4sesss sSSS O' csD! sFq SoS
and shrubs. $1,000 down. SAMUEL
I; BODILY. 20 2.SlSl: ewes. Mr.
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Ss sis. T .sI Nsosy AYE ..sr. q cS
Ss SEN t sHiI ~ .ip o0t In ss' rm NV
ssS;it. With toilet; iii hot,s iH heat .St
said sell ct once. Is be iS MOVING
e Detroit. Mich. II. o. BOWMAN
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sPLIT-LEVKL, Just 2 blks. from
Mrs. Kay's Toll House IN Woodside.
Different In plan. Ice. cathedral
liv. rm.. three tvin-size bedrms. on
l level, With Z III, baths; Sep. din.
and powder rm.: patio and Ice. Diet.
garage. By appointment. SCI. 500.
GRAHAM D. CO., u. 5000. ~.
$4,000. Q I'll Q.
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sILyER sPRLNG. hy owNER-z.rm.
Remodeled KIT. incl. natural cherry
cabinets. Kitchen Aid dishwashef
and disposal: paneled den and bath
on LIST a.: fnished rec. rm.: ser.
porehes. side and rear; garage:
beautiful wooded lot, Anchor fence.
To see this excellent property. call
JU. 9-267y.
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U-lZO8.
el3,0BO-Pouf lovely bedrma, tor
by many lge.. trees, patio, barbecue
In wonderful location. Assume
~ loan. GRAHAM 3 Co, JU
5.00l0. 10. 6-05b0, o IN o.
SAVE MONEY on this 3-bedTm.. 2
bath home for only SIS, $50, Pin
ished rec. rm., large electric kiteh
en-. nice wooded lot. Near new vitrV
ZIP. j HY' sHssSSiiifia ave. r. ?. RIP
NEW S-BRDRM. RAMBLER. on fout
216. near. Laureli This coy HON
has juet been finished on 4 larG
lot with city water, full bsnit,, fire
BIO Y n X E FIi w CO.. es,' 50. 3
oy W. , one q. Ac1s vh. .I, \ 49, pis
bedrm. brick rambler today; q
large rooms, full bsmt.. dreau
Kitchen: Sle,060 Y. p. RIFLE
CO.., ~. 6.6bil.
Walk 10. 81. C41llKRINk's--3
s s:s5s ~! S,s IL. s stss6 t a. Y, VI
s .ssss. sseG1bJhb SS PEcps Oh n
NT0IHIES POW ~, ~ M I. , EI!.hs n
plumbing in kngilah bsInt, 10, 3
30eo. SUBURBAN PRoPERTWl
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TAKOAlA PIX, 1921 Carroll ave-
older-type rambler. $ bedrms.. din
rm.. large kit; bsmt.; Diet. garage
Potential conimer. Priced for quick
ALLEN, REALToR, KA. 6-3333.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-14
Redskins victimized
By WoodsfieId 63-46

In non-league game last Fri
day night, the Redskins became
the victims of Woodsfield's
Indians 63-46 on the local floor.
The visitors, utilizing the two
platoon system, put on a
remarkable demonstration Of
sharpshooting from any spot on
the court. They flipped in 27
fielders in their easy victory and
also canned nine out Of IA free
throws.
The Redskins presented an
even but inadequate offense, con-
Meeting for only Is field goals
and l6 out of % foul shots. Dave
Ferguson and Jim Safigan with
10 points each were high scorers
for the losers.
For Woodsfield, Frank Straight
tailed 16 points and John
SWarthout added Is to pace the
Indians to their eleventh win in
II games.
This game marked Woods
fields seventh consecutive win
over Caldwell since the current
series started in 1851.
In the preliminary, ,Woodsfield
reserves led 1876 at halftime, and
used IL players to defeat Cald-
we'll reserves 47-31.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-14
Sarahsvi|Ie, Buffalo
Win Grade School
Tournament Games

Two games were played in the
grade school tournament at
Sarahsville last Saturday night,
Sarahsville defeating Mt. Eph-
RAIN 1922 and Buffalo downing
Belle Valley 31-16.
High water forced postpone
ment Of two games scheduled for
Harriettsville and these will be
played on Wednesday, Feb. 13.
Semi-final games are slated
for Saturday, February 16 with
the sectional winners meeting
for the championship on Satur-
day, March 2 in the Caldwell
gymnasium
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-14

The fans were treated to some
magnificent shooting on the part
of Byesville's two seniors, Jim
Aleshire and Bob Hutton, who
netted 81 points each. Last year,
Aleshire racked up 40 against
the Redskins.
However, despite this display
of accuracy, Caldwell managed
to match the Falcons goal for
goal during the first three quart
ers, but fell behind in the final
frame after three men had foul
ed out and the visitors refused
to use substitutes.
AS in so many games all over
the country this year, fouls were
the deciding factor. The Falcons
played a hustling, pressing de-
fense yet were called for only
one personal in the first half
and five in the first three quart
ers. They picked up six in the
fourth for a total of IL.
Caldwell, on the other hand,
was hobbled by fouls from the
offset of the game, getting seven
in the first two minutes, IL in
the first half, and % in the
entire game. Most of the dam
age was done in the first half
when the ratio was Ill.
At the foul stripe, the Falcons
hit $50 as they converted "a out
of 81, while Caldwell also had
a high average of $3.50 on IL out
of 19, but got too few chances
Ron Priest fouled out late in
the third quarter, with Dave
Ferguson lasting only 46 seconds
of the fourth period, followed by
Don Cunningham with two
minutes to play. Cunningham
topped CaldweNPs scoring with
% points.
Priest opened the games scor-
ing with fielder, but Aleshire
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Tournament Dra1Uing Held

Harriettsville and Batesville
will open the Noble county
tournament on Tuesday, Febru-
ary 19 at 7:30 p. m. in the Cald-
we'll gymnasium. This game
will be followed by Southern
Noble and Belle Valley at $50
p. m.
Drawings were held during
dinner meeting of coaches and
school officials at Ogle's Maple
Shade Inn on Wednesday night
with Robert Lambert, Belle Val
ley principal in charge.
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popped in five points in a row
and Byesville was off to a 7-2
lead. With Aleshire and Bill
Moore grabbing most of the
rebounds and Hutton banging in
the jump shots, the Falcons raced
to a 20-14 lead in the first
quarter.
Two minutes went by in the
second stanza before Byesville
was called for their only foul
of the first half. Cunningham
made one out of two free throws
for Caldwell's first-half quota.
Both teams registered 13 field
ers.
Aleshire and Hutton with IA
points each accounted for % OF
Byesville's 81 points in the first
half, while for Caldwell, r. D.
Buckley scored 10, Priest six,
Devolld six and Cunningham
five.
Only three minutes and 48
seconds were left in the third
quarter before the Falcons were
assessed their second penalty
They outscored the Redskins
2l-16 in this quarter as Aleshire
connected for 10 points, includ-
ing six-for- six free throws, push
ing the count to 58-43.
In the final frame, the Red
skins pulled up to trail by only
seven points 68-61 as Cunning
ham and Devolld led an inspired
offensive. Byesville poured ir
26 points and Caldwell % in this
fourth quarter, but the Redskins
crippled lineup couldn't over
come the deficit.
1t was Caldwelfs fifth con
secutive loss to Byesville, the
Redskins last victory coming or
December 2, 1852 when they wor
50-40.
In the preliminary, the Cald
we'll reserves were in command
all the way in winning 1917
Coach Fuchs used II players as
the reserves concluded season
play with a 81 record.
Lloyd Bates with II points was
HIGH for both teams.
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Winner

Finals will be played on Sat-
urday night at $50 p. m. with
both finalists advancing to the
Marietta sectional along with
Caldwell, an exempted village
school.
Third place will be deter
mined by a preliminary game
Saturday night between the
losers of the semi-final games.
Last year, Harriettsville won
the county tournament by de-
feating Sarahsville 45-40.
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High School Students
To Present Operena

Over 100 students of Caldwell
high school will participate in
an operetta entitled Mountain
Music" Friday evening, Feb. Is
when it is presented in the high
school auditorium.
The two-act operetta, under
the direction of james Carter,
will begin at 7:30 o'clock. A
large number of musical selec-
tions, in addition to the songs of
the operetta, will be presented.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-14

Sarahsville and Summerfield,
by virtue of their one-two stand
ing in the league, were seeded
into separate brackets.
Summerfield will not see
action until Thursday, February
81 when they will meet the win
ner of the Observation-Disclosures
vile game at $50.
Sarahsville will open the
action at 7:30 Thursday evening
by taking on the winner of the
Southern Noble Belle Valley
contest.
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for first with Harriettsville.

for first with Harriettsville.
Dick Gibson and Bill Bond
shared scoring honors in the
game with 25 points each.
At Harriettsville, the Elks
completed their league season by
defeating Southern Noble 90-55
to gain a fourth-place tie with
Belle Valley in the final stand
ings.
Jim Schott was high for the
winners with q points, followed
by Dale Schoeppner with 20 and
Dale Fleeman with 10.
For the Tigers, absorbing their
ninth consecutive league setback,
Howard Nau was tops with 16
points. Next in line were Ronald
Batten and John Binegar with
- each
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Belle Valley Beaten
Al Buffalo Is -63

Belle Valley and Buffalo
hooked up in a see-saW game be-
fore Buffalo emerged the win
ner 1858 in a non-league game
on the winners court Tuesday
night.
y The Riders led at the first
quarter and half, with the score
knotted going into the final
quarter.
Jim Dennis led the Belle Val
lev scoring with 90 pointS.
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SummerfieId Tops
Granville 81 So

Bob Warner registered %
points as Summerfield downed
Graysville 84-59 Tuesday night
in a non-league game on the
winners floor.
Twelve men took part in the
scoring for the Golden Gophers,
who led 52-25 at halftine.