Trio of former seconds shine in Mays game
Fans were surprised as Mays started three ex-second-string players Tuttle Ewing and Cook. The trio delivered a bangup game on offense and defense highlighting rapid progress since the season's start.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
3
Fans were surprised as Mays started three ex-second-string players Tuttle Ewing and Cook. The trio delivered a bangup game on offense and defense highlighting rapid progress since the season's start.
Referee Roberts limited Mays with tough defense while Carthage held firm. Arlington fans witnessed a close game as New Salem, Glenwood, and others posted wins and losses. Morton, Rushville, and Decatur County schools shown improving with tight contests and benching for rule infractions.
Six years after a dominant Raleigh squad won 16 straight then fell in the county final to Morton, comparisons are drawn to the 1935 Jeffersonville team that lost the state final to Anderson. The piece traces Raleigh’s season, key players Heath and Gordon, and the county tourney path leading to a dramatic 37-35 loss to Morton in Milroy.
Rev. M. S. Kenworthy pastor of Friends church and Merle Davis of Richmond, Mission Board secretary, left Monday to oversee mission work in Tennessee mountains.
Mrs Elizabeth Webb spent the weekend with relatives in Attica. Her presence followed a recent family gathering and featured informal visits with kin in the area.
Mayor Mrs John DeSchipper and son John Melvin attended events in Indianapolis with Mrs Susie Addison on Friday.
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