Right Down The Line - Norm Singleton (12-12-57)

PHOTO: Midvale High School - Home of the Midvale Blue Devils
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Tomorrow night in the County High School Class A League four games are scheduled for the first full card of the season. Quintets in the loop will meet in the annual county tournament at Dover's Memorial Hall in February. The league always comes up with individual stars and this season is no exception. Rod Reinhart, sensational 5-10 guard for the Stone Creek Panthers, appears to be on his way to the county scoring title. In six games to date he has meshed 159 points, an average of 26.5 per game. When the Panthers entertain Tuscarawas tomorrow night he and Harold Baker, who has scored 68 points will be pacing the Panthers, who have won 4 of 6 games. Heading Tuscarawas will be Gary Caviness, who has netted 70 points in four contests for a 17.5 average. Facing Gnadenhutten, Strasburg's unbeaten Tigers will be led by Nick Haswell. He has tallied 91 points in five tilts for an 18.2 average. Teammate Chuck Burris is close behind him with 85 and an average of 17 points per game. Three Gnadenhutten players are in a close race. Tom Roth is the leader with 84 points in six battles for a 14 point average. Ron Bradley has tallied 81 and Larry Gooding 72 for averages of 13.5 and 12, respectively. Ben Price, although appearing briefly in two contests and going all the way in the other, is the leading scorer for the Tuscasrawas Valley Trojans who meet Midvale tomorrow night. Price has scored 27 points for a 3 game, 9 point average. Russ Hobart and Tom Krocker pace Midvale. Hobart has an average of 18 points per contest, scoring 72 in four battles. Krocker is averaging 14.1 with 57 markers to his credit. Baltic, idle tomorrow, is being led by John Rice's 19.4 average per contest. John has the top point total in the county with 173, but has played nine games. Teammate Ron Huprich has scored 149 points for an average of 16.5.
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Thursday, December 12, 1957
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio