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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-07
Thursday, April 7, 1860

resume with: March "The U. S.
Field Artillery" SouSa;
"Chorale" Bach; 'Panis
Angelicus" - Franck; March
'The Thunderer" Sousa;
"Ballade" = Shelukov; Cuban
Capers" - Kinyon, and March
''The Stars and Stripes For
ever" - SouSa.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-07

$487, ,504.30.
The meeting recessed at mid
night and will convene again
next Tuesday night when the
members will be presented the
plans for the new proposed Cald-
well high school building.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-07
UNDERGoEs OPERATION

Mrs. Ray McVay enIered Beth
esda hospital, GAINESVILLE, Sunday
and underwent major surgery
Tuesday morning. Her condition
is that of improved.
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New Cars
Continued from page on

Continued from page one
Dean A. Reed Motor Sales, car,
Rambler; Aileen A. Tilton, car,
Dodge; Charles E. Howiler, car,
Chevrolet; Ronald Forshey, car,
Ford; Lester Belts, truck, Chev-
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FINED IN MARIETTA

James T. Kemp, of Macksburg,
forfeited $500 bond, Monday
after being charged with driving
left of center at Marietta.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Butesvi||e Beats Woodsfie|d
In Sectional Opener 1861

The Batesville Beavers estab-
lished themselves as heavy fav
orites to cop one of the district
berths following their convincing
1851 win over Woodsfield in the
class A sectional tournament
opener at Marietta on Tuesday
night.
The Noble Countians (20-2)
will tangle with Newport Q6-5)
on Thursday night at 1880 as the
Bulldogs downed the surprising
Beallsville Blue Devils 54-44. In
the final game of the evening
Sarahsville was defeated by Ft.
Frye 70-47.
With Dave Wyscarver dump
ing in 33 points, Coach John
Paulette's Beavers rolled to a
halftime lead of 42-24 after hold
ing the edge 1911 when the first
quarter ended.
Gerry Wyscarver hit for IS
points and Tom Magis II to
round out the double figures,
and although out-goaled 1927,
Batesville made up the difference
at the foul line 22-7.
For Woodsfield, Phil Sims
, bagged % points and Bob Schu-
macher 16 as the Redskins went
down to their eighth loss in 20
games
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Caldwell Beaten

Caldwell concluded season play
at Marietta last Friday night
where the Redskins were edged
56-52 by Woodsfield in a pre-
tournament elimination game
designed to keep one of the two
exempted villages out of the
Marietta sectional. Last year in
this same game, Caldwell was
dropped by Woodsfield 4846
while the preceding year the
Redskins bowed to Newport
64-63 in their only tournament
appearance.
Harry Boal's first season as
Caldwell coach, produced a go
record and brought the Redskins
third place in the nine-team Mus
kingum Valley League, whereas
last year they ended with an III
record and tied for second in the
MVL.
The Redskins were out-goaled
ZU-lI by WOOdS11eld Dut MT 10
out of % free throws for $40,
one of their best averages, while
the winners converted l6 out of
26 for 61%o.
Caldwell trailed 1910 at the
end of the first quarter, getting
five points from Gary Keeton,
four from Tom Lewis, and one by
Dick Semple while Woodsfield
was paced by Phil Sims and Bob
Schumacher with four each.
The second period went 1877
in CaldWelIs favor and found
the Redskins in front 1920 at
halftime by virtue of a five-man
point spread. Jack Colley hit for
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

after the Elks had led for the best
part of three quarters. Both
teams were even on field goals
at 19 each but the Tigers made
good 10 out of Il free throws
while Harriettsville was convert
ing only six out of 16.
The Elks stayed in the game
largely due to the combined scor-
ing efforts of Landseer Daniels
who netted 20 points and Larry
Crum who added an additional
19. Dave Huffman hit for four
points and Bob Huffman tailed
one to round out Harriettsville's
point-making.
Southern Noble presented q
more diversified scoring front
led by Ted Glidden with 19 and
Jim Arnold with 10 as six play
ers contributed to the Tigers
total of 48.
Harriettsville broke on TOP
and maintained a slim lead unit.
Southern Noble knotted the
score at 1910, but the Elk!
moved ahead 14-12 at the close
of the quarter with Crum notch
ing eight points and Daniels five
Arnold led the Tigers with four
although each of the starters took
part in the scoring.
Ted Glidden found the range
for six points in the second quart
er and pushed Southern Noble
into a one-point lead 20-l9, but
the Elks spurted back into the
lead 1920 as the period ended
with Daniels hitting seven OF
his teams II points.
Following intermission, Har-
riettsville took a commanding
lead 31-20 only to see Southern
Noble cut the margin to 1882
near the close of the third frame
A set shot by Dave Huffman
dropped through the hoop as the
buzzer sounded to leave the
Elks on top 1892 at the start
Of the last quarter.
In the fourth period, Glidder
and George Mitchell hit for
quick buckets and Southern
Noble was in front 36-35. Har-
riettsville tied the score 39-39
then the Tigers went ahead to
stay at 41-39 as they enjoyed
their biggest quarter with lf
points.
Glidden, who tailed So points
in three tournament games
scored seven for Southern Noble
in the final quarter and Mike
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

ern Noble and Coach Ed
Kapolka, who saw his team rally
in the fourth quarter to score
nine points and set the stage for
the victory.
Belle Valley, coached by
Myron Cutler, had led through
out most of the game until South
ern Noble forged ahead 1926 on
a pair of free throws by John
Ogle in the final minute of the
fourth period. With time running
out, however, John Mazgay
went in for a driving lay-up to
give Belle Valley a 1928 tie in
regulation time and force the
game into the extra three min
utes.
Southern Noble enjoyed a slim
lead during the entire first
quarter until the score was tied
by Belle Valley at 90 just at
the end of the period. The little
Riders went out in front l1-9 in
the second quarter on Mazgay's
fielder, and maintained the lead
until near the games end when
two fielders by Warren tied the
score at 26-all.
Ogle with II points and War
rem with eight were leading
scorers for Southern Noble which
gained the finals by downing
Elk Local 42-38 and Stock Local
27-19.
Mazgay led Belle Valley with
eight points while Jim Rayner
and Howard Lorey had seven
each. In reaching the champion
ship game, Belle Valley edged
Sarahsville 1917 and topped Mt
Ephraim 1922.
In the consolation game, Mt
Ephraim, with Wilmer Watson as
coach, bested Stock local 1928
after trailing 40 at the end o1
the first quarter.
! Gary Feldner notched l6 point:
for Coach Arthur Kuhn's team
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

four, Semple three, Lewis two,
Gerald Rex two, and Keeton one
in this frame.
Gary Briggs notched six of
Woodsfield's seven points in the
second quarter for a total of
nine at halftime, as his team
left the floor with eight fielders
and four out of 10 foul shots.
Caldwell had seven goals and
eight out of 13 free throws in
the same period.
Woodsfield came on strong in
the third quarter with 81 points
compared to Caldwell's 18 as both
teams enjoyed their best quarter
of the game. The winners netted
six fielders and nine for nine on
fouls while the Redskins buc-
keted seven goals and four for
four at the free throw line.
Keeton bagged 10 points for
Caldwell in the third, Colley had
four, Chad Moore two, and Lewis
two. Schumacher with six points
was high for Woodsfield as they
took the lead 41-40 at the end of
three quarters.
In the final frame, Caldwell
was outscored 1912 when the
pressure mounted and the Red
skins were limited to three
fielders and six out of II foul
shots. Lewis tailed four points,
Colley three, Marvin Jackson
three, and Moore two in the
Windup session.
Woodsfield, led by Sims with
six points, bagged six fielders
in the fourth period but con-
verted only three out of seven
free throws.
Gary Keeton led both teams in
scoring with 16 points giving
him 249 in Is games, an average
of IA per game. Tom Lewis had
II for Caldwell and Jack Colley
added II while Gary Briggs led
WoOdsfield with Is.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

win over Harriettsville
John Hayes set the scoring
pace for Coach John Eihers crew
with l9-ll in the fourth quarter
when the Red Devils banged in
20 points. Lewis Glidden, second
high scorer in the county, finish
ed the game with II giving him
456 in 81 games for an average
of pit per game. Buckeye Davis
cashed in IA points to aid in the
cause and push Sarahsville's
season record to 1873.
For Coach Leslie Cooks Elks,
Landseer Daniels was the only
player to score in double figures
with 13 points as the losers con-
cluded season play with mark
of five wins against Is losses.
Sarahsville opening the scoring
in the first quarter on a fielder
by Hayes-the first of eight he
bagged during the game-and
were in front 1912 midway in the
period. Buckeye Davis was high
in the l7-point quarter with six
and Glidden had five as the Red
Devils led l7-8 when the period
ended
Daniels netted five of the Elks'
eight points in the opening
frame.
The second quarter saw the
Elks outpoint Sarahsville 1912,
racking up six straight points to
trail by only 17-l4 near the
middle of the quarter. Larry
Young finally ended Sarahsville's
minute point famine with a
fielder and the Red Devils moved
ahead to lead 1921 at halftime.
Four points each by Hayes
and Davis of Sarahsville and by
Dave Huffman and Jim Blair of
Harriettsville were the major
production marks in the second
quarter.
Sarahsville began to roll again
following intermission by rack
ing up l6 points, eight by Gid
den, six by Davis, and two by
Ted Feldner. For Harriettsville,
eight points were the limit with
Larry Crum getting four of these,
and the Elks were trailing 1929
at the three-quarter mark.
The Red Devils swished 20
points through the nets in the
fourth period, Hayes Tipping in
II, to win by 36 points. Eight
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
SarahSyilIe Bows

Sarahsville, the other Noble
county entry, bowed out with a
1910 record as the Cadets of Ft.
Frye won the nightcap 70-47 to
push their seasons total to 15-4.
Coach John EibePs Red Devils
were out in front 1913 at the
first quarter, but trailed by five
points 1928 at halftime. They
dropped off the pace by seven
1888 at the three-quarter mark,
and were badly outscored 25-9
in the final period.
Sarahsville's usually reliable
point makers, Lewis Glidden and
John Hayes, were limited to nine
and seven points while Larry
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Batesvi||e Tops Sorohsvi||e
I'm Tourney Finals 81-64

defeated Sarahsville twice during
the regular season by scores of
77-57 and 76-42 and have thereby
tackled three of the losses onto
the Red Devils record of 1873.
Coach John Paulette's Beavers
were out-pointed from the field
by one goal 1928 but were
superb at the foul line where
they converted Is out of 36 free
throws for 69%, the Journeys
best average. Sarahsville could
make good only six out of II
chances for $3.50 and hit only
two out of nine in the second
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

Batesville was nicked for Is
personals but lost no one on
fouls, although Dave Wyscarver,
the county's top scorer, sat out
practically all the third quarter
and part of the second with four
fouls. The Red Devils committed
"a personal fouls and lost Gerald
Davis via this route in the fourth
quarter.
Dave Wyscarver set the scor-
ing tempo for Batesville with 27
points although he saw only
limited service due to personal
fouls. After netting seven points
in the first quarter and 10 in the
second, he was pulled with three
personals and sat out the re-
mainder of the first half. He
went scoreless in the third, being
lifted after two and half min
utes with his fourth foul, but
rang up 10 more points in the
fourth quarter to finish with 27.
Wyscarver's total in 81 games is
$40 points for an average of 24.3
per game.
Gary Lashley tailed II for the
Beavers, Ellis Christman contri-
buted Is and Tom Magis Clipped
in 13 to aid the winning cause.
For the Red Devils, John
Hayes flipped in Is points, Lewis
Glidden netted II, Ted Feldner
had II and Gerald Davis was also
good for II. Glidden, second only
to Wyscarver in seasons points,
now has 473 in % games for an
average of 21.5 per game.
Batesville led from the start
of the game taking the lead 20
on Wyscarver's first fielder and
was in front 1910 when the
first period ended. The Beavers
had a margin of 1913 at the half
way point in the quarter as Wys-
carver led both teams with seven
points while Glidden had four
for Sarahsville.
The winners bagged % points
in the second period behind Wys-
carver's 10 and Christman's seven
to move ahead 1922 at halftime
They had IA field goals and II
out of ii free throws when inter
mission rolled around.
Sarahsville, on the other hand
posted only II points in the
second stanza and had total OF
nine fielders plus four out oi
eight foul shots at halftime.
The third quarter proved the
most effective for the Red Devils
who had the edge 22-14 as Hayes
hit for nine points, Glidden six
Feldner five, and Davis two
Batesville got six points from
Magis for top production in this
period.
The Beavers unleashed a e
point attack in the fourth quarter
led by Wyscarver with 10 points
| Christman with six, Lashley six
Magis five and Starr one.
Sarahsville kept pace with &c
| points on 10 field goals spread
out among six players, four being
tops by any one man.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Southern Noble Edges Out
Harriettsvi|Ie In Consolation

The Batesville Beavers added
the Noble county tournament
title to their league crown last
Friday night when they defeated
Sarahsville 81-64 in the finals
held at the Caldwell gym. 1t was
Batesville's second title in row
and their third in seven years,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Semi-FinalS

Semi-final games in the Noble
county tournament Wednesday
night saw top-seeded Batesville
defeat Southern Noble 87-5S
and second-seeded Sarahsville
down Harriettsville 74-38 fol
easy victorf.
In the first game of the even
ing, Batesville used a fast-break-
ing offenSe and an all-court press
to win over Southern Noble
stretching the Beavers record tc
1872 and leaving the Tigers with
a 1912 mark.
Dave Wysc carver, Noble
county's leading scorer, was high
point man in the game with 81
points, racking up 19 in the
second half after netting only
eight during the first two quart
ers. The GA senior now has q
season total of 483 points in &c
games for an average of "a per
game.
Close behind in scoring for
Coach John Paulette's charges
was junior Tom Magis who flip
ped in Is points-20 in the first
half-to run his 20-game total to
372 for an 1876 average.
Gary Lashley, 6-6 senior cen
ter, accounted for l8 points as he
tailed IA in the first half and
shared most of the rebounds.
For Coach Paul Browns Tigers,
sophomore Ted Glidden led the
way in scoring with l9 points to
give him tWo-game total of 35.
George Mitchell added IA for
second-high for Southern Noble.
The Beavers opened the game
with bang, using a 28-point
quarter to take a commanding
lead early in the contest. They
led 10 before Mike Long dropped
in a foul shot for Southern Noble
and were in front 14-4 midway
in the period.
Magis racked up II points,
Lashley nine and Dave Wys-
carver six in the first quarter
which ended 28-l1. Long with
four free throws and Mitchell
with a pair of fielders led the
Tigers in the first frame.
Batesville tapered off to 10
points in the second quarter with
Magis netting eight of this total
with his aggressive style of play.
Ted Glidden scored half Of
Southern Mobiles II points in this
period and the teams left the
floor at halftime with the Beav-
ers ahead 47-23.
The third quarter was even at
II points each leaving Batesville
IN front 64-40 to start the final
period. WyScarver hit for nine of
Batesville's points while Glidden
tailed eight for Southern Noble
in the third stanza.
Dave Wyscarver's 10 points in
the fourth quarter were top pro-
duction while Gerry Wyscarver
came through with six for the
winners. Seven players contri-
buted to the Southern Noble
scoring in the last period which
proved to be the best for the
Tigers point-Wise.
In the second game Of the
evening, Sarahsville's Red Devils
gained the finals with a 74-38
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

having won over Sarahsville
$3.50 last year and again in 1854
when the final score was $685.
The Red Devils have made it into
the finals for the past six years,
winning the event in 1857 and in
1858.
Batesville, with a 1872 record,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

Young was high with Is.
For Merle Writings Cadets,
Gary Bates notched 81 points as
did "Dek" Dixon, while Doug
Lowe registered IL.
Fort Frye will meet top-seeded
Vincent (14-3) in Thursday
nights second game to determine
the lower bracket winner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

The four lovely cheereaders from Batesvie had
to be happy for they did their bit helping the
Baesvle Beavers to 81 to 81 victory Sarahsve in
the county tournament finals Friday night.
The cheereaders Mary Lois Carpenter Carolyn Weh
Sandra Hughes, and Joyce Wyscarver.
Nattly attred and black this foursome played
a vital role in their teams victory Friday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

They were all whooping it up and JOY
reigned supreme in the dressing room of the
Batesvile Beavers, Friday evening, following
their impressive 81 to 81 win over the Sarahs-
vile Red Devils.
Their victory gave them clean sweep of
the Noble county tournament in addition to
the league championship
Coach John Paulette set this impressive
record in his first year at the helm of this club.
He succeeded Dave Heady, whose Old Washing
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

players added to Sarahsville'S
fourth-quarter total with Feldner
second high by notching five.
Harriettsville scored only nine
in the fourth frame on three
fielders and three out of II foul
Sbotc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

OfflclaIS-DlCk and Flanagan.
In the Friday night prelimin-
ary, Southern Noble copped third
place with a come7from-behind
victory over Harriettsville 48-44
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

leading all players in this depart
ment, while Jim Reed with IL
was tops for Mt. Ephraim.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Southern Noble Winner
In Grade School Tourney |

The finals the Noble grade school
exciting than the regular when the Southern
BILE entry nipped Belle Valley 1923
Caldwell last Saturday
the closing brought victory South
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

Long bagged four. Harriettsville
got five from Crum and four
from Daniels for total of nine.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

Despite losing the county championship to Baesvile the
Red Devils cheereaders always the thick of things,
their team with plenty of support from the fans
Carolyn Franklin, Myra Worrall, Kahy Bond Cara Leek
Joyce Young the lovely young cheerleaders from
attracted much attention with their red and
white outfits.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

Bracket winners to enter
District Tourney at New Concord.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Times Retrocts Portion
Of Ad on Alabama

made. the New York Times
herewith apologies to the
honorable John Patterson
/ therefor"
Paragraphs Cited
The two retracted para
graphs are:
'In Montgomery, Ala, after
students sang My Country
'Tis Of Thee on the State Cap
itol steps, their leaders were
expelled from school and
truckloads of polcie armed with
shotgunS and tear gas ringed
the Alabama State College
campus. When the entire stu
dent body protested to State
authorities by refusing to re-
register, their dining hall was
padlocked in an attempt to
starve them into submission.
Again and again the South
.ern violators have answered
DIR. Kings peaceful protests
with intimidation and violence.
They have bombed his home,
almost killing his wife and
child. They have assaulted his
person. They have arrested
him seven times-for speed
ing, lettering and similar of
fenSes.' And now they have
charged him with perjury
felony under which they could
imprison him for 10 years."
Evening star., 1960-05-16
THE LYONS DEN.
But They've Learned
By LEONARD LYONS

roles. Miss Davis said that Miss
De Havilland's role in 'To Each
His Own" was the most diff
cult. TITS easy to play a TO
year-old woman; a gray wig,
eyeglasses, easy. But to play a
46-year-old woman convincing
ly-that's most difficult"
Gina LOllObrigida, who mi
grated to Canada last week,
will be back in her native Italy
shortly. making a movie with
Rock Hudson George JeSsel
has been pursuing Vivian Leigh,
to play the title role in his
movie on the second Mrs. Lin
coin Shelly Winters saw
/ a newspaperman at Sardi's re-
Gently and asked: Would you
find out from your paper on
what day Tony and I were
married." Miss Winters, who
is busy with a movie, a play,
/ a TV show and some politick-
ing, explained: Il think Tony
and I have a wedding ami
versary coming up soon, and
/ want to be sure to remem-
ber to buy him a present"
y
Clarice Blackburn, the ele-
CANT Southern lady of The
Miracle Worker" once sold
newspapers at Eighth Street
and Sixth Avenue Judy
Garland will complete her re-
cuperation with a work free
trip to Europe Jacob Ben
Ami, the distinguished veteran
actor now in The Tenth Man"
protested: But I can't play
shortstop for us, in the Broad
way Show League" Oscar
HOmOlka owns an ancient bust
of Julius Caesar. when l look
at it and think of what hap
pened to him." says Homolka
"first-nights don't seem toe
terrible"
Gen. John Reed Fitzpatrick
who died recently, once dis.
cussed the get = rich quick
schemes of young college grad
yates, who spend their first
years seeking quick fortunes
One young man told Kilpatrick
that, in Mexico. he'd obtained
an option to buy a rare type oi
shark-oil, which cost IS a gal.
lon in Mexico and sold for $2C
in New York. He was right
said Fitzpatrick. But that
shark-oil could be used only tt
oil watchworks. Five gallons 9
year covered the market"