Tuscarawas High School (Broncos) Senior Rich Eckhardt (17 Points)
TUSCARAWAS - The fabulous "Double D," otherwise known as Dean DeMattio, is gone, but Midvale (1-0) apparently will again be a team to reckon with this basketball season. Pete Hilliard's crew served this notice to its opponents here last night when it racked up a surprisingly easy victory over what is expected to be a formidable Tuscarawas (0-1) quintet. Four Blue Devils reached double figures, led by the hot hands of Ted Tolloti who put 22 points through the nets. Terry Leggett added 19, Dan Kohler got 13 and Harvey Byers mustered 11. Rich Eckhardt paced the Charles Etling-coached Broncos, meshing 17 tallies. McWilliams potted 13 and Russ McGlothlin 12. Midvale appeared to get stronger as the aggressive, fast-game progressed. It led 21-13, 48-26 and 67-47 at the rests. There were 56 personals called, 35 against the Broncos. The Blue Devils sank 31 of 42 charity tosses to 19 of 30 for Tuscarawas. Dan Kohler, Bob Carlisle and Charles DeMattio were the chief reasons Midvale dominated board play. Midvale will visit Stgrasburg tonight in hopes of ending the Tigers' 23-game home court winning streak. Tuscarawas hosts Dover St. Joseph's December 4. No mention of a Reserve game.
MIDVALE BLUE DEVILS - 87
Tom Daniels 1-6-8
Dan Kohler 3-7-13
Harvy Byers 4-3-11
Bob Carlisle 3-3-9
Charles DeMattio 0-1-1
Ted Tolloti 9-4-22
Terry Leggett 7-5-19
Bill Hibbs 1-2-4
John Montan 0-0-0
Dan Fox 0-0-0
TUSCARAWAS BRONCOS - 58
Ray McWilliams 3-7-13
Rich Eckhardt 7-3-17
Dave Paisley 2-1-5
Russ McGlothlin 5-2-12
Ken Rankin 1-1-3
Dan Guspyt 1-6-8
Saturday, November 28, 1964
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
STANDINGS
1. Stone Creek Panthers 2-0
2. Midvale Blue Devils 1-0
3. Garaway Pirates 0-0
4. Strasburg Tigers 0-0
5. Tuscarawas Valley Trojans 0-0
6. Baltic Eagles 0-1
7. Gnadenhutten Indians 0-1
8. Port Washington Purple Riders 0-1
9. Tuscarawas Broncos 0-1
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