The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20

for their best mark In 10 years Wi
the process.
The 1958-59 schedule looms as
one of the toughest ever played
by Caldwell team, but one that
promises plenty of excitement
for the fans. Such newcomers to
the schedule as Fort Frye, Mays
vile and Newcomerstown will
add spice to the home slate while
a road trip to Johnstown, Ohio
will highlight the away games.
Saturday night games will ap-
pear on the Redskin schedule
three times this year, one at
home and two away, to give
Caldwell three weekends of
Friday Saturday basketball.
Along this line, there will be
two games played during the
Christmas holiday vacation, both
at home on Friday and Saturday
nights with Fort Frye and New
comerstown as the opponents.
Reserve games for the Redskins
will begin at 700 p. m. with
varsity games slated for BIS for
all home contests.
Last year Caldwell had the
New Look" and as for this year
it will be termed the Dazzling
Display This slogan will in
clude cheerleaders newly attired
in contrasting uniforms, mascots
properly. dressed, with pre-game
and halftime attractions. When
asked about the beautiful uni
forms displayed last season,
Coach Scott admitted that they
have added a few new pieces for
the Dazzling Display" The gym,
including the floor has been
completely redecorated.
In commenting about the cut
look for the oncoming season,
Coach Scott admitted that they
would lack heighth, although
we should be a faster ball club
than year ago." Scottie and his
assistants said that it was too
early in the season to predict the
scoring power but 1--WE have a
hard-working, serious, determin-
ed group Of boys" was his com.
ment.
The team will journey tc
Maysville this Friday night to
play in the annual Maysville
preseason preview. Caldwell
will oppose Licking Valley high
school for two six-minutes quart
ers at $50. There are six teams
participating with action getting
, underway at 7:30. The seasor
will officially open on December
2 when arch-rival Belle Valley
now tied for the Noble County
League lead, invades the loca
gym.
The entire squad is now prac.
ticing as a single unit but the
coaches will divide the squas
into reserve and varsity squads
on November 81, at which time
a separate practice session viii
be held for each.
There was a parents meeting
held by the coaching staff OF
Monday evening at the loca
gym. At this meeting, Coacl
Scott explained to the parent
about the oncoming season ane
what was expected of the play
ers and parents.
Five lettermen are returning
to action for the Redskins thi
year including John Eastman
Dave Ferguson, Lloyd Bates
Marvin Jackson and Tomm.
Lewis. Eastman was the onl,
starter on last years team will
departing players including Bol
Devolld, Ron Priest, Dave Mil
ligan and Don Cunningham. Gun
ningham and Priest were tn
leading scorers for the Redskin
with 227 and 220 points.
Team managers will be Johl
Hazard, Fred Mcdonald, jim
Heddleson and John Murrey
while mascots will be Kath.
Nero, Charlotte Buckley ans
| Ronnie Johnson. The cheerlead
ers, as in football, will be Janic
| Weekley, Judy Feldner, Lynn
Robinson and Nancy Morrison.
| The schedule for the season
Nov. 21-Preview at Maysville
| Dec. 2-Belle Valley - HON
! Dec. @McConnelsville HON
*Dec. 12-New Lex -----Hom
*Dec. 19-Roseville ----- Ava
Jan. 2-Ft. Frye ------ HON
Jan. 3-NeWcomerstown HON
*Jan. 6-New Concord - HON
SIAN. 9-Dresden ---- Ava
Jan. 13-Byesville ----- Ava
*Jan. 16-Philo -------- HON
*Jan. 23-Glouster ---- Ava
Jan. 24-Johnstown, o. Ava,
Jan. 27-Maysville ---- HON
SIAN. 30-Crooksville - HON