The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-16

ID slowly, but began to pull away
d Caldwells game production by
netting A points in the second
half. The Redskins are now GA
on the season.
In an effort to hold down the
high-scoring Ed Bode, the Red
skins picked up a lot of fouls
early in the game which event.
ually hurt their chances of hold
ing the score to more respect
able margin. Ron Priest and
Dave Milligan were assessed
three each before the first
quarter was half over and Don
Cunningham acquired his final
three in the third period.
Milligan played only a minute
and a half in the third quarter,
Cunningham lasted until the
fourth, and Priest played only
eight seconds of the fourth.
Bode was lost to the Hawks via
personals with 315 minutes left
in the game, followed by Clyde
Cliff and John Zwick.
All in all, 81 fouls were called
in the game, % on Bethel and
26 on Caldwell, with the Black
hawks converting % out Of 38
for 619o. They also hit on 1870
of their shots from the field as
Bode and Gard Curtis combined
their efforts to outscore the
entire Redskin team, holding
Caldwell to their lowest point
total of the season.
Bode, a GA senior and only
member of last years starting
five, was outstanding on defense
and rebounds aS we'll as account
ing for 26 points. He has now
scored 277 points in IL games for
an average of % per game. Of
his eight field goals against
Caldwell, six were tip-ins of
shots missed by his mates, giving
some idea of his value under the
bucket.
A poor second quarter when
they scored only four points led
to CaldWelPS collapse, and when
Bethel's sharpshooters opened up
in the third period, the score
sky-rocketed out of reach. Bob
Devolld was the only consistent
scorer for the Redskins with II
points, bagging ID in the second
half, although Coach Scott used
IL players during the game.
Coach Dick Potts, of Bethel,
with only IL players at his dis
posal, used five of his six reserve
members to supplement his
varsity five and they accounted
for eight of the Hawks total
points.
First Quarter
Bode, who netted 10 of his
teams 13 points in the first
quarter, started the scoring with
a rebound shot. Priest tied it up
with a set from the corner, Bode
made a free throw, then Cum
ningham hit from the corner and
| Caldwell led 4-3. Bode tipped in
a rebound but Devolld con-
| nected with a long shot to keep
the Redskins in the lead 6-5 half
way through the quarter.
Chuck Cliff dropped in a free
throw, Cunningham made q
jump shot and Devolld a charity
toss to make the score 90. Curtis
and lBode each made a pair OF
free throws as Priest and Mil
ligan notched their third per.
sonals, the Hawks going ahead
| 1919.
Milligan dribbled the length OF
the floor for a lay-up and Priest
added a free throw to put Cald.
well on top again 1910. Bode
and Cunningham traded free
throw, but Bode tapped in
another rebound as the buzzeI
sounded to knot the score al
1913.
Second Quarter
Milligan stole the ball on q
pass and went in to score and
the Redskins led 1913. John
ZWick looped in long shot tc
tie it up but once more Millgar
hit from out front for CaldWell's
final lead of 17-15. This also con-
cluded the Redskin scoring ir
the quarter.
Bode evened the score with
rebound shot, Curtis made gooo
two free throws, Bode did like
wise to make it 21-17 at the half
way point. Curtis hit on a jump
shot, Curtis again on the fast
break, Chuck Cliff flipped in q
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