TUSCARAWAS - "It was a real team effort," Coach Aaron Miller said of his Broncos (2-3) (5-6) after their decision over Coach Dick King's Purple Riders (1-4) (5-7). Both teams hit 25 fielders, but the difference was at the foul line where the Broncos hit 15 of 25, while Port hit 10 of 22. Port; however, gave it a real try when they came out after halftime on the short end, 28-27. It led 42-40 at the end of the third, but fell short in the last frame. Terry Rainsberg led the winners well-balanced attack with 18 points, while Vic Vesco hit 14 and Ben Metzger canned 12 and Rick Staley followed with 10. Jim Bender took the night's honors; however, with 22 points. The Tusky Reserves (7-3) also blew off the Port Washington Reserves (3-6) 49-39.
TUSCARAWAS BRONCOS - 65
Chet Summers 2-3-7
Phil Meese 1-1-3
Vic Vesco 7-0-14
Paul Cerana 0-1-1
Rick Staley 5-0-10
Terry Rainsberg 5-8-18
Ben Metzger 5-2-12
PORT WASHINGTON PURPLE RIDERS - 60
Jim Hannahs 4-0-8
Gary Gay 3-3-9
Tony Nigro 2-1-5
Alvin Fillman 4-0-8
Jim Bender 8-6-22
Bill Phillips 4-0-8
Saturday, January 14, 1961
The Daily Reporter
The Times Reporter
Dover, Ohio
New Philadelphia, Ohio
STANDINGS
1. Garaway Pirates 4-0 (10-2)
2. Gnadenhutten Indians 4-1 (7-4)
3. Tuscarawas Valley Trojans 3-1 (7-2)
4. Midvale Blue Devils 3-1 (7-3)
5. Baltic Eagles 3-1 (8-6)
6. Tuscarawas Broncos 2-3 (5-6)
7. Port Washington Purple Riders 1-4 (5-7)
8. Strasburg Tigers 0-4 (1-9)
9. Stone Creek Panthers 0-5 (3-10)
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