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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Farm Price
Outlook
Feeder CattIe


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ii'iB SAFES s.ffae'Y .e"i. lfeN'l cili
S.''e's a,,,n = aN'-.i2' S,i'.''W''o''
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
PiccodiIIy HiIIbiIIy

Barry Nelson thought he detected some
sympathetic glances from his coworkers when
he returned for Tv show recently.
I could just feel them thinking, poor
Barry, he hasn't been working lately" he
laughed
AS matter of fact the star Of the de-
funct MY Favorite Husband has been working
steadily for 10 months and ENJOYING one Of the
biggest successes OF his life He drew raves for
MS performance as WIN StOckdale in the Lon
don company Of No Time for Sergeants" Al
though he was signed for only six months, he
extended his stay twice because the show was
such q hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Vacation Show List

Quix and slveeweys dominate the list
OF new" Or returning summer shows this
week. but there ere seveFeI serial dromas, O
musical program starring Andy Williams.
Few fesuns and even documentary. Here's
The list:
Sunday
7:3o pm. WToP-s. The Brothers, situasion comedy
Fssuns- Gale Gordon end Bob Sweeney.
Menday Through Fridey
Io:ooe.m WToP-s. Foe Lovs Money. ouiE. Bill
Nimmo.
1880 e.m. wToP-s Play Your Huneh ouiz Merv
Griffin.
loo p.a. WRc-4. In Our Town LoeoI vsrsly inter
visw An Lamb.
400 p.m. WRc-4. Lucky Psrsners Qux. carI cordsII
zSo p.m. WRc-4. hassis Bassis. Gene show. Fred
kebAins.
$500 Pa. MRc-4 Teddy Is Ours Serial drsmo Pa
eFee Benof
$50 Pm. MRc-4. From These Roots Serial drs,no
Ana flood
Mondoy
Iiso Pm. wRc-4. Hessis Bessis. tNsht-sims once
s-wssk version Of Daytime show.l jock Link
letter.
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800 pm WRc-4. Dete. tkisht-time ones-a-wsek
version Of daytime shew.l Jeek NoEx.
1000 pm WToP-S. Bid n Buy. Auction aame Bert
Perks.
Wednesday
1000 pm. WRc-4. IL Could Be Ysu. tkiahs.sime
onee-s-week version Of doytims shew.D bill
Lsyden.
Thursday
$50 Pm. WToP.s. The Verdict % Yours Courtroom
dFomos. tkishs-time onee-o-week versions Of
doy-time show.) Jim Mickey
$500 Pm. WMAL-7. Andy WiIIisms Show. Musical.
vaSlsty. comedian Dick Ven Dyke and me al
HamlseM rFie.
$50 pm. WRc-4. Duekskin. New tvorsle, drama.
Tommy Noon.
Friday
800 pm. WMAL.7. The RiveI WorIA Insaes No.
Documentary.
1880 pm. WToP-s. Perssnal Appsepanea n,ama.
tReruns.I
Saturday
500 sm Wrop-s. Rensss hsI. Extension 81 Ioeel
ehiIdrens show.
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Confined From Preceding Page
appeared on Jackie Gleason's show as a "olea
Girl"
An agent saw her, signed her and arranged
an auditor at ABc-Tv for the hostess spot on
the Johnny Carson show. DO You Trust Your
wifep
Il steel wonder how 60 it." she told me.
Tier accent is reminiscent of Hungary as well
rs Latvia) 1T was raining and my hair was
all straight. But they told me to come around
again the next day"
The Carson series clicked and she's been
working steadily ever since But more than
that it has led to other jobs possibilities of en-
ployment in the industry.
I'm starting q weather show this week
in New York on WPIx with Bill Nimmo. Maybe
I'll talk later on, when lose my accent but
Bin wiz give the weather"
What in heavens are you going to do
then7" asked.
II weel be pantomiming- theengs like that"
she replied firmly.
moved on to another subject Dazedly
whats next2" she said. There's chance
I might get q third show to do Right after
we finish, I'm going to another addition. It's
for Dotto-you know-that quiz show that's
going on nights"
We wished her luck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Her ambition isn't an unusual one. The
young lady she admires most Is former Miss
America Bess Myerson, and she'd like to do my
own show, like the Big Payof."
native Of Latvla, Cindy arrived in the
United States only eight years ago with her
mother, Lisa Lindt, singer tthey say we look
like sistersJ and her grandmother
MY father is still in Latvia," she said, "but
we are able to communicate"
Cindy is single and is looking for the right
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

500 s.m. wTop-s.
ehiIdFen's show.
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BREWER MOTORS

UPEN EUNDAY
. Sill Wisconsin Ave EN- 2-7700
!; HARTMANN CHA Isl hardtop; g
tone: owner. Compare at ST 300:
] terms To sfff
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LEE b. BUTLER mo

LINCOLN IS Continental Marx
al cow auto. trans, power
steering and brakes. r. and h.,
Wv. tires, cleo. seats and vim
dows. beaut. buff color: 1889 ae-
tual miles; tremendous discount
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LEE ID. BUTLER. INC.

1l2I s1st 81. NV. FE. T-247O
3 LINCOLN '53 cony.; auto trans,
/ r, and h.. power steering, power
windows, beautiful all red finish.
rcd afsd b4arE taafher if14arinr
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DIVER
DODGE-PLYMoUTH
r~lg Old GaOrratoufp y

100 Olu 0eOfsetoWn Ru
Bethesda. Nd. OIL 6-7I1l
Open Sun, Il to
MERCURY 1851 sedan; light ereen
r. and b., Mercomatic; ready L
roll; only S347. EMERSON 4
ORAiE. Your Buick Dealer. 6lt
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. $4,000
Open today L. to D.
MERCURY 1851 sedan: looks gooc
to US; we have Just overhauled the
transmission: this car is now ready
to roll; we believe it's a real good
buy for S2p1. EMERSON & ORA1E
Your Buick Dealer. 1896 Wisconsin
ave. nv. at Western ave. EN-
2-4331. Open today IL to 8.
MERCURY "a station wagon new
wood r. and h; many extras;
Sl,095 Call CT. 8-0635
MERCURY 81 Monterey 4-door: .
tone green. auto trans. 2. ana
h., Wv, tires, immac. inside and
out; 1895. Butler Bonded.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1t2l elst St NV. FE. 1-247O
MERCURY 81 2-dr.: radio. heater
oyerdrive. all leather interior; best
offer. WA. 7-2464.
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HILLMAN 81 Mink conv.; blue; Z
real buy, Saa5. LOGAN (FORDl
( 1880 Goth ST NV DI. $4,000,
open today 10 20 q
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HILLMAN 81 Mink cow; blue; Z
real buy, S2a5. LOGAN tFORDl
1850 goth ST. NV DI. 10000,
open today 10 70 3
HILL MANS Brand-new 1858 sta.
ton wagons Family roOminesi
with up 10 40 m.pE 81 .6'lg Also
selections OF sedans and converti-
bles, So down with bank fnanc-
ms MANHATTAN IMPORTED
CARS 9TH and r SIS. NV no
HILLMAN '5s new sta. wagi slr
daD; $50 dn. at bank Also sed
cows JACK PRY, lith and Que
HUDSON '53 Super Jet l-door.
hydra, r. and h Swell small car,
Ready 10 so; only s305. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER, INC, 900 N
Sc sc. IL f-s300. 18th year
HUDSON 1852 4-door; radio. heater
and turn signals, straight shift:
SIPS or best offer, So 3-SiAa,
HUDSON 1880 2-door sedan; per-
feet condition: will sacrifice, $3.50;
pvt. OWNER, SIP. 3-s5S0.
HUDSON SO Hornet sedan; r. and
h., hydra, Wv. finest condition.
clean luxury car; Si99. low as
$40 down.
WOLFE MOTORS
1888 N MOORE ST, ARL, VA.
AT RossLYN, ia. 4-325l
IMPERIAL SO i-door sedan: fun
power equipped, radio. heater, =
tone gray. push-buttOn driyei ex-
ceptionally clean, S2,2Dh
WHEELER. INC, CHRYSiER CITY
WHEELMOBILE ONE OWNER CARS
800 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-lO20
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REWER MOTORS

OPEN SUNDAY
5lll Wisconsin Ave. EN- 2-77O0
METROPOLITAN 1888 convertible
excellent condition, 500. TW
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BREWER MOTORS

Sill Wisconsin Ave. EN-. e-77Oo
MERCURY 1888 4-dr. hit. comp.
1850 mi; marble white; univ
prof must sell; S2,795. LII
9-Q554, EN- 2-3903.
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OLDs 80 Holiday. coupe, T, and h..
owner. $1,000. OF. 4.7Sss,
OLDS $50 los" Holiday coupe: hy-
ORA, 7. and h., power steering and
brakes, Wv, tires; beaut, yellow
finish. 81 .7n5, only S9Ab doWn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
ALLIED MOTORS

German wonder car BY B0rRWard
DIR cooled fr0nt-wheel drive up
70 80 miles per gal as low as
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILR 1855 super "ss";
power equipped excellent eondl.
ton, S1,005. RE. d-7l3l.
oLpsMoBILR 80 4-dr. "ss7: let
away trans, r. and h., power
steering; beaut 2-tone green;
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LINCOLN 80 Premier cow: full
IL equip, excel cond.. very sharp
Ss,595 Lu i-35ao
LINCOLN ia cow beautiful nm
ISL with . black tor. auto trans,
r. ana b., power STEERING and
brakes, cleo. seat and Windows
truly beautiful car and i'm
mac cond S3,la5. Butler
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ROYAL CHRYSLER

PLYMoUTHs-We have 3 Of the
I sharpest 1855 Plymouths In town
{ Two 4.-doors, one 2-door. AL are
/ equipped, Your choice al only
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DIVER

DODGE-PLYMOUTH
1913 Old GeOrgetown Rd
Bethesda, Md OIL. 6-7ll1
Open sun, 10 to 5
PLYMOUTH ~ Gust, Sub. VS. A.
dr. extras, low mil, owner,
excel eond.: $4,000. Ell. 6-3s07
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
CONTINUED

FOBD 1884 4-dr. sedan; completely
rebuilt and rem year ago.
hydra. brakes and "a race fiat-
head engine. Have TO see 10 ap-
preciate. 5200 shady Side ave. Sc.
re N-347O
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BREWER MOTORS

OPEN SUNDAY
OIL Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-77O0
MIG I'D 52, yellow. red leather,
radio, heater, tonneau, Sl,O75
ttirm) HE, $500.
NC $50 4-dr sedan. Al; SI,667;
and 81 roadster, Sl,Se7, JACK
PRY, t4th and o.
MGA So roadster; wire wheels,
exceptional LITTLE CARS, LTD.
1900 Wis, co, 5-O653.
MG-TD '53 red roadster: new ton.
nean cover, engine lust over.
hauled: good tires excel. RUNNING
cond; Sl,295 VIII. 6-42S3.
MG-TD 81: black: mech. peri
new paint spotless: must see
EN-. 2-4517.
MG-TD 81: good condition. Make
offer. ne, d-6SS5 or JE. 2-2B5l
NORRIS MINOa 80. new top. '5S
y C. inspection. good tires. Can
co j-S5S3
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PLYMOUTH '5b Belveders o-eyl. 4
door sedan; 2-toned. standard
shift, r. and h.; good cond; low
MILEAGE. $500. Pvt. OWNER, OIL.
.-2O55
PLYMOUTH '55 4-dr, sedan. beaut
black hnish, equipped. must see
70 appreciate. Ss45. low down pay
ment, bank rate
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AuToMoBLE FOR SALE AUTOMoBnE FOR SALE AUTOMOSEs ron SALE


LINCOLN so Premier cow. full
/ " ,sSS III i-SsSS
LINCOLN ia cow beautiful nm
ish with > black TOP auto. trans,
] y ana b power steer.ne and
brakes 5I,y si Sssu,, sal s ea window VIZ v,
mae eOnd sa,ia5; Butler
LEE d. BUTLER, INC,
ill21 elst 81, NV Re, 7-247O
LLoYD-wAqEN
German wonder car BY BorRyard'
afr cooled. front-wheel drive, w
10 SO miles per gal as low a.
81 .3D5. complete
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9TH 81 NV. co. 5-l496
MERCEDES '54 "IsOr sedan; very
clean: S17S7, JACK PRY, i4th
and o
MERCEDES BENZ 'AS SO o" sedan
r. and H., 4,Su0 miles; S3,95O,
trade. LITTLE CARS, LTD, 1900
Wis. CO. 5-0h5J.
MERCEDES BENZ as '17W' sedan;
classic excel. tranSp., S35N
LITTLE CARS, LTD, 1900 Wis,
co 5-OH53
MERCEDES BENZ 1865 model A.
dr. sedan: type 800 G automatic.
only $50 niles. AM-FM radio,
Wv tires, chauffeur driven, suit
able for embassy car or pvt
limousine. Magnificent care and
eond Box 3i7-M, Star.
MERCEDEs- BENZ '63 eco sedan;
Telefunken radio, 5000. OIL, 4
blbs,
MERCEDES BENZ ~ "i9O" sedan
excel; $500, trade. LITTLE
CARS, LTD 1900 Wis. co.
5-0053.
MERCRDRs-BENZ '5s $50" sedan
driven under 200 mi, AM and I'm
radio, heater, etc, 1913. EN-.
MERCURY "a Monterey 4-dr. o.
steering Immac summer close
out, 81 OBS: S14h down.
BELL MOTORS
SOTO Wis Ave, NV. WO, $4,000
MERCURY 81 4-dr. sed.: r. and b !,
new Wv tires, new brakes. excel.
cond., must sell $3.50. BY
OWNER. 10. 5-1650
MERCURY '57 4-dr. Monterey sed
power steering, 7, and h., Wv.
tires. This weeks spec. at only
l.g9i As low as l0cs dn., bank
rates: cash, trade or terms.
BREWER MOTORS
OPEN SUNDAY
Sill Wisconsin Ave EN-. 2-7T00
MERCURY 1855 4-dr. hit; comp. /:
1850 mi; marble white; univ.
pr9i must rs, sei 1laoa s2'7so' LII.
MERCURY So hardtop: red and
white, auto. transm., r. and h..
Wv. tires. other accessories. A
l-owner family pleasure car. 49,
500 actual mi; excel. appearance
and eond.: 81 800 or make Otfer.
Call HE 4-S2ha.
MERCURY 81 Montciair hardtop
4-door. Mereomatic and Seato-
matte, power steering and brakes.
lew Wv. tires; excel cond. (.
many extras; diplomat eager to
sell KE. 7-03l3.
MERCURY 81 coupe: radio and
heater. white-wall tires: like new
$500 cash. ia. p-227I
MERCURY "a hit; r. and h.. auto.
trans, ? tone. repo; assume bal.
S423 IS, - wk ORRISON MO-
TORS 704 W Broad Fails
Church, Va. Open sun, i0-4.
MERCURY "a Monterey 4-dr. /;
beaut. white and metallic green
I'm. r. and h.. Wv. tires. Mer-
eomatie. Needs minor motor work
A, real mechanic special Only
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PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy 2-dr sed.
Powerfiight trans. and h. This
champion OF the small car neld
has forest green finish that Is
In perfect repair. Don't miss
this one, it's a bargain. sos. ma
TIONAL AUTO BROKERS, $500
Georgia ave. NV, U,2-SST1.
PLYMOUTH '5s Plaza 4-dr. sedan;
7, and h.. ppwerfiite low mi. This
car was sold by US new. Just
traded en- a new wagon. New-car
guarantee, 50, Oob
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NASH So super Statesman: hydra
r., h., 2-tOne green; runs like
COOPER MOTORS

Conn, Ave, Next to Hot shoppe
NASH RAMBLER 1852 station
wagon. S175 or best offer. Cal
RE. 1882, S2S 9TH st. NV.
NASH 1852 hardtop: r. and h., .
tone green: very clean and ecG-
nomieal; 1895 10. 5-2703.
NASH RAMBLER SO Custom 4-dr
sedan; heater, hydra. transm
excel eond.. blue. Driven only
1900 miles: 81, 400. OIL. 4-0034
o. DSMoBILE 1858 "ss" sedan
white: fully equipped, power steer.
ing and brakes s2,795; CCC guar.
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV, FE. $4,000
oLDSMOBlLE SIS rs" Holiday,
air eond., p,ss pb., r, h., excel
cond. Sl,375. HE. 4-7Sl7.
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KAPLAN g. CRAWFORD

Wash.'S Oldest and Largest
Dodge Plymouth Dealer
1901 Conn, Ave, open Daily, 90
EN-. 2-6300
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BELL MOTORS

FORD 81 Country SQUIRE WAGON
must sell: best offer. cY. 1855,
FORD $50 Custom VS. Tudor. r.
and b.. Fordomatie; ike new. Must
Ne saon ii oOO Ep 3-SI25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

MERCURY 1884 hardtop; r.. n,
! rear-Eeht spkr.i Wv tires, low
ni'eaae' ! owner DU, 7-402A
MERCURY IS sedans, station
yaso nd hafdtops--Our end OF
the model clearance sale. As low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

FORD SO COW. VS.
heater. Wv. tires and new black
top. sparkling pink and white I'm
fish With matching interior; clean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

METROPOLITAN 81 hdtpJ r
and h., Wv, tires, beau. yellow
and white finiSh A. low as 100,
down bank rates; cash, trade OF
terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

Ji6UAR XXX 100 roadster; red.
modified body. recent motor over
haul. white vinyI top and sides,
tonneau cover. sale priced at
Sl.3e1; no trades. all cash. Ju
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

OLDsMoBILE 1858 Holiday 4-dool
s ssSha Who shorOu en- T SisS S.
st,347, EMERSON a. ORME. Your
Buick Dealer, dl6 Rhode Island
ave ne pu. 7-5sOO. Open to-
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LEE D. BUTLER. NC.

MERCURY EDsEL-LINcoLN
il2l sist ST NV Di 7-Oiti
MERCURY 1861 Montclair hti Z,
and h., Wv. tires, leather inter,
low mileage. excel. cOnd CHAP
LAIN BROWN, IA. 7-S225
MERCURY $50 4-dr. station wa
gon and b. Mereomstic. In
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day le 70 ..
ODDS $50 Super So 4-dr.; r.. h..
hydra, low mi; excel. cond.
Trade or Si.475. ia, a-50iO.
OLDs 80 4-dri full race engine;
Va. state drag race champ; dual
four-barrel CARDS, La Sale trans,
$3.50 or best offer JE. a-2729,
OLDs 'as "ss" 4-dr. sedan; all
power equipment; special order
de. luxe interior ocean mist paint,
oversize Wv. tires: always ga-
RACED, absolutely rs new; 1000
miles. $3.50; terms II required
DIPLOMAT OWNER, En- 5-l790
OLDsMOBILR 1853 "sS" super;
10000 miles; car has been con-
servatively eustomized In chrome
and gold trim power steering and
brakes, new Wv. tires. II YOU
want something different. see this
one. $1,000 Arm price. WA. 7-8na5
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IMPERIAL '57
S3,O45

Four-dr hsrdtop: Just like new
Cell OR. 3.352S.
JAGs (2l 81 roadsters, very. very
clean; and '56 coupe JACK PRY
l2lS Conn. ave. and 14th and @
JAGUAR 1883 XXX i2OMc.: may
be seen bv ealling Adams 4-4i42
Car In excellent condition. sfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD


Wash = Oldest and Largest
D0dge-Plymouth Dealer
1901 Conn Ave. Open Daily 90
EN-. 2-6300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

FORD 1855 Fairiane 900" 4-dr.
hardtop; 200 hip. engine. p.sa
p.b., r. and h.. 2-tone, $500 mi
$500. Financing available. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

JAGuARS Brand.new 1858 Xxx
100 eoupeS, roadSters and 81
sedans; low Gown payment with
up to 80 months at bank flnalic.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09

contact, the Redskins were
nicked for nine personals some
how in this quarter while their
aggressive opponents drew only
three.
The final quarter saw a COM
plete reversal of form on the
part of Caldwell as the Redskins
decided the way to fight fire was
with fire. AS in all six previous
starts, they carried the game to
their opponents and almost man
aged to snatch victory from
defeat.
Bob Devolld, Milligan and
Cunningham hit in rapid success
sion from the field to cut New
Concord's margin drastically.
Then when Priest fouled out
with five minutes to play, Mar
vim Jackson took up the slack
with a scoring spree that gave
Caldwell much-needed shot in
the arm.
After making one of two free
throws, Jackson hit four set
shots from the side for nine
points in five minutes. All in all,
six of the Redskins found the
range to pour 26 points through
the net including eight out of
nine free throws.
The Muskies, fighting desper-
ately to hold onto their lead,
netted II points on seven goals
and three out of six fouls. Bill
Smith Clipped in six points and
Lee Davis five for New Concord's
top production in this crucial
period. Lloyd Bates tailed Cald-
wells final points with a pair
of charity tosses as the clock
showed 19 seconds to play and
only two points separating the
two teams. The Muskies man.
aged to put the ball into play,
however, getting down floor and
out of danger before the Red
skins could break it up.
Don Cunningham led both
teams in scoring with IS points
followed by Ron Priest with l3.
For New Concord, Bill Smith
was high with IA, Francis Dick
son had 13 and Bill LePage II.
Ironically enough, in the pre-
iminary, Caldwell reserves
handed New Concord's reserves
their first loss in five games
1920. Dick Semple led the scor-
ing attack with Is points.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09

free throw, then Cunningham on
a pivot under the basket pushed
the score to ISL with two min
utes left in the quarter.
Moore made good a charity
toss before Ray Sigman regis
tered Byesville's only goal of
the period with Sc seconds to
play and the Falcons trailed
1874. Cunningham connected
again for Caldwell, then Moore
added his third free throw and
Sigman another to make it 17-6
at the quarter.
In the second stanza, the Red
skins dropped to 10 points but
the Falcons picked up only eight
as both teams missed numerous
shots. Priest flipped in a fielder
at the start of the quarter and
another after five minutes had
gone by, while Cunningham ac-
counted for a third with two
minutes left in the period. For
Byesville, Moore hit twice from
the field and Jerry Davis twice
midway in the stanza, sending
the halftime score to 27-14.
Devolld spanked a third-quar-
ter drive which netted 21 points
for Caldwell, utilizing fast
break and several intercepted
passes to boost the Redskin lead
to 20 points at the end of the
period. After George Aleshire
tossed in his only fielder of the
game, Cunningham, Priest and
Milligan hit in rapid succession
for Caldwell to send the score
to 1916 at one stage of the
game.
In the final quarter, Milligan
fouled out with 6;48 to play and
the score $3.50. He was followed
by Cunningham at 5:33 and the
score 52-35, then when the count
went to 60-39 and two minutes to
play, both coaches sent in new
teams.
Devolld's six points were top
production for Caldwell in the
fourth, while the Falcons work
ed the ball in under the bucket
to Moore for four fielders to
head their scoring in this 49,
point quarter. Moore, whose
offensive talents went to waste
for three quarters, was great on
rebounds and still managed to
lead his team with II points
giving him 129 in nine games.
Bob Devolld's 18 points were
high for Caldwell followed by
Don Cunningham with Is and
Ron Priest with IL.
In the preliminary, Caldwell
reserves posted their sixth win
in eight starts by defeating the
Byesville seconds 1925. Larry
Bates netted Is points for scor-
ing honors, making half his
teams total.