The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04


; defeated by Cumberland, Pleas
n Glenn Scott used his 12-man
squad freely throughout the
game as he experimental with
different offensive and defensive
combinations.
John Eastman, senior forward,
paced the Caldwell scoring
attack with seven fielders and
six out of six free throws for
20 points. He was followed in
the scoring column by Lloyd
Bates, guard, who dropped in
eight field goals and one out of
three charity tosses for II points.
All in all, 10 players took part
in the scoring for Caldwell.
For Belle Valley, Herb Hurst
was high with eight points, fol-
lowed by Larry Foraker and Bob
Gaydos with seven each as the
Riders were limited to nine field
goals. They converted II out of
n free throws compared to Is
out of 26 for the Redskins. There
were 19 personal fouls called on
Caldwell and 18 on Belle Valley
with the Riders losing Hurst via
this route and the Redskins los
ing Marvin Jackson the same
way.
Belle Valley scored first on
Foraker's fielder but Caldwell
tied the score at % and again
at 3-3. After the lead changed
hands twice more, the Redskins
went ahead at 5-4 for keeps,
They pushed the count to 1874
before Belle Valley called time
out to talk over the situation
| The score went to 1874 late in
the first quarter, then Hurst hit
on field goal from the corner
for the Riders final points in the
period. Lloyd Bates flipped in
four goals for eight points in
the first quarter and Eastman
registered two fielders and five
for five free throws for nine
points.
In the second quarter Cald-
well advanced the score to 1914
with IL points all from the field
as Coach Scott used nine play
ers. Coach Paul Brown of the
Riders used seven men but Cald-
wells heighth and fast break
were too much for the game the
outclassed Belle Valley squad.
At the beginning of the third
period, Belle Valley out-scorec
Caldwell 6-2 but the Redskins
soon found their stride and rack.
ed up 18 points while Belle Val
ley could manage only seven fol-
the entire stanza. The fourth
quarter, however, was even with
both teams chalking up IA points
for whirlwind finish.
| In the preliminary, Coach
Bruce Mero's reserve team de-
feated Belle Valleys reserve
team 1922 behind the sharp.
shooting of Gerald Rex who
tailed 20 points. Gary Bates anc
Darrell Secrest were next in line
with six each as Is players got
into the game for Caldwell anc
nine for Belle Valley. Kenny
Harmon scored eight points fol
Belle Valley and David Since
accounted for six in this pre-.
liminary affair.
Next Tuesday night, the Red
skins are at home again for E
game against another old rival
the Big Reds of McConnelsville
in a non-league contest. Although
a fine crowd turned out for the
opening game with Belle Valley
it is expected that a much larger
crowd will be on hands mex
Tuesday night when the Red
skins go against a stronger foe
The much-heralded Dazzling
Display was very evident II
this opening game, including ;
war dance by the mascots, ;
large tepee to usher the Red
skins onto the floor, the cheer
, leaders with brilliant Indian
style costumes, the pre-gam'
warmup by Caldwell in a few
; new pieces of equipment, th'
band section on the stage, tht
new location of the Pep Club
and the general painting of tht
building and floor with designs
by Merle Barnhart to emphasize
the "home Of the Redskins" Al
this reflects the showmanshiI
of Coach Glenn Scott, beginning
his second season at the basket