The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
Skyvue So, Caldwell SIS

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The second game of the even
ing saw Caldwell lead for -hree
quarters then fall apart in the
final minute to lose a $3.50 thrill
Ter to Skyvue of Monroe county.
1t was the third loss in six games
for the Redskins while the
Hawks are 81 on the season
losing only to Woodsfield G6-52.
Skyvue holds wins over Law
renee 66-42, Summerfield 85-40,
Lower Salem 68-52 and BeallS-
vile 0l-60.
Caldwell scored first on d pair
of free throws by Tom Lewis,
and after the score was tied p,
moved into a 7-2 lead and was
in front 1873 at the quarter.
Lewis netted seven points in the
period, Gary Keeton four, Mar
vim Jackson two and Chad Moore
two.
For Skyvue, Gerald HandSchu-
macher put on quite a show, ac-
counting for six in the first
quarter, added II in the second,
and scored l8 Of the Hawks %
points at halftime. The $40
senior managed to tie the score
at 21-2l midway in the second
period before Caldwell moved
ahead 27-21 and then 1922 at
halftime.
The Redskins spread out their
Second-quarter scoring as Dick
Semple notched six points, kee-
ton six, Lewis four, and Jackson
two. Handschumacher dumped in
II of Skyvue's 13 in this frame
on long-range jump shots.
In the third quarter Caldwell
began to falter as Skyvue step
ped up their tempo with 20 points
to l3 for the home team. With
HandSchumacher under control
EnoS Singer broke loose with
nine points while four other
Hawks contributed one to foul
points each.
Jackson led the Redskins II
the third with five points a!
| SkyVue held Tom Lewis score
| less in the second half. Hector
bagged four, Semple two ant
Moore two leaving Caldwell with
shaky lead 46-42 to enter thu
fatal fourth.
The Redskins were limited tt
nine points in the final frame OF
two field goals and only five
out of II free throws, while thu
Hawks connected for 16 point
to pull ahead to victory.
Singer flipped in a bucket t.
give SkyVue the lead 47-46 earl,
in the quarter but he fouled ou
shortly thereafter. Dick Sempl
put Caldwell ahead again 48-4
at 5:48 on the clock, then afte
the score was tied twice AM
changed hands twice, Don ZWicl
knotted the count for the las
time 54-54 and l:34 to play.
With both teams working OF
"one-and-one," Lewis an,
Jackson missed free throws fo
Caldwell and Phil Christmal
missed one for Skyvue. The Red
skins rebOunded Christman
miss and started doWnfloor onl,
to be called for travelling, thu
turning over possession of tn
ball.
| Skyvue whipped the ball in
bounds to Larry Hamilton fo
a long fielder on a jump shot an
the Hawks were ahead 56-54 wit
43 seconds to go. Again Gallo
well lost the ball before gettin
off shot and fouled HandSchu
maCher in the process. He miSSe
his free throw and Chad Moor
was fOuled.
Moore made the first of tw
shots to pull the score to 56-5
and 25 seconds to play, bl
ChriStman dropped in a pair {
free throws a few seconds late
to account for the final scoI
Of 58-55.
ZWick and Hamilton, with onl
a free throw each in the firs
three quarters, actually pulle
the game out of the fire for Sky
Vue with 10 points between thel
IN the fourth period. Handschl
macher finished with % for tC
scoring honors while KeetC
netted 20 for Caldwell includir
eight out of 10 foul shots.
Caldwell, outgoaled 22-19, h
500 on free throws with II o,
of "a and Skyvue converted
] out of 27 for $3.50. The Redskil