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iiicic's ii line line a baseball player should walk when an umpire’s
call }:ivs a^ainsi him.
I he lirsi ihin^! (o undersland is ihat ihe umpire is nH going lo change
his call. I'he player can lell the uinp whal he thinks and then go on about
his business. I'hat should be the end of it.
Whenever I thought a bad pilch was called on me. I would caadully
avoid show ing up the umpim in I'mnl of 40.(NX) people. Instead. I would
i^pick up some din. step back out of the butler’s box until 1 was next hi Ihe
umpire and sa>. *1 thought lhat pitch was low.* The ump would say.
'Well. I thought it was a strike.’ And that would be all. Why dwell on iU
The call is alread> made and he’s mH going to change it. Even if he
wanted lo change Ihe call, he won’t because it winild make him hnik
bad.
So whal did m> strateg) accomplish? Nine times out of 10. when lhat
Name pilch was made in ihe scvenlh or eighth inning. Ihe call would go
III niv favor. .Some people mighi call it reverse psychology. All I was
doing was irealing the umpires like Ihcy’rv human beings. And. fur that
maiter. as long as we have human beings doing anything, they are going
to make mistakes
It's easv to point a linger and use the umpia' as an excuse for not get
ting the jt»h done. Plavers say the umpia put me in a hole.’ or the um
pire look a pilch away frmn me.* I didn't believe in pointing lingers. It
waN up lo me ii lake care ol myself. If they called a bad strike on me. 1
.ilwavN fell I had ivvo mom left. The only thing that really bothered me
was It the bad call was on a third strike.
riles Mire didn't pay me to gel thrown out of ball games arguing w iih
an umpim. The closest 1 came was on a called third strike. The ump
didn't like my protest and signaled me out of the game. Whal he forgot
was ih.ii 1 was the last out of the game, and it's impossible lo throw a
player out after the game is over.
Now and then I’m asked about using instant replays on close calls. I
am against it in baseball and have misgivings about it in fiKiiball. If we
had it in baseball, games would end up lasting live hours instead of two.
In hHMball. fans see a uiuehdown and have to wail l.*» minutes before
they kiiitw whether to cheer or not. As a fan myself. I'd rather see them
.idd more football referees to catch the close plays and drop the long
replay delays. Ill
Hank \jr4in in Ihr l»p home run hiller of all lime wilh 755 homers. \ member of
haNebjIlN Mall of fame. Hank is \ke president of the Atlanta Braves.
'968 PV E>io*'ai Services
Eagles
WEST CRAVEN HIGHLIGHTS — SEPTEMBER 29, 1988 — PAGE 5
From Page 1
"We finally put two games
back to back, but I was dis
appointed in somethings in the
first half,” said Jordan. West
Craven ftimbled twice early in
Ihe game, once four yards from
the goal line and the second lime
from their own 29.
Jordan credited the offensive
line.
"I thought we played better
than we did against Pamlico.”
said Jordan about the West
Craven defense. Led by three in
terceptions, the Eagles were able
to stop the Patriots until the last
series of downs. But it was the
second-team defense the Pat
riots scored on. Kip Bryan, who
caught three passes for 54 yards,
also picked off a Homan pass.
Joel Brown and Craig Coward
also picked off errant Patriot pas
ses. Coward’s theft set up Bec-
ton’s S4-yard scoring jaunt two
plays later.
“I was real pleased with the
secondary’s work tonight, espe
cially the three interceptions,”
said Jordan. The Eagles held the
Patriots to just one first down in
the first half. West Carteret pick
ed up four first downs in its final,
73-yard, eight-play scoring drive.
Mark Lewis led the Patriots with
114 yards, on nine carries, includ
ing a 4S-yard run.
West Craven led 14-0 at the
half, with Hoizworth’s two
touchdown passes and Becton
adding a two-point conversion.
In the third period, Monte Brown
went in from five yards out and
Becton picked up his rushing
score with 1:38 left in the third
period.
On fourth-and-goal from the 1.
Reggie Moore bulled over for the
final West Craven score and Jay
Gaskins added his second extra
point for a 34-0 margin.
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W. CRAVEI — IffM rrMn IMtwvrtli 71 aats (riM
MM) Itt
W. CUVEM — iKtoB Irani Kolnrortli 72 pi» llictsa
nn) 7 M 2M
W. CMVEI — Irm S rna (kick laiM) S 41 3rri
W. CMVEI — IkIm 54 ran (Caskins kkU 1)1 )r4
W. CRIVtl — Moan I ma (Caikint kick) 7:24 401
W. CAITEin — Hantarna II mis Iran LatalH (aa
kick) IM 41k.
coach Clay Jordan. Jordan
was pleased with the block,
but was not enthralled his sig
nal caller threw it.
He was overheard telling
Holzworth on the sideline to
play like a quarterback and
not like a linebacker.
Holzworth, not including
Friday’s performance, was
fifth in passing yardage. He
completed 10 of 34 attempts in
four games for 174 yards.
Adding Friday’s figures, he
has completed 15 of 44
attqqipts for 300 yards, three
touchdowns an(i two intercep
tions.
Congratulatons to Kevin
Holzworth for being selected
the winner of this week’s
Flying Eagle Award.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAPING
The Town of Voncoboco it in Ihe procou
of cloting ovi ife SmoN Ciliok Community
Oovolopmenl Block Grant 85'C>7103-
Robort Woter Tank Condrvetion. Thb
Ecomomk Devolopmont Grant's octivi-
li«s indudod o Qront to Iho Town of Von*
c«bora to construct on devotod woter
storage tank, os wel os, kind oequtsiKon;
ond Kinds for project odministroHon. The
precedii^ octivities resubed in Roberk
expending its Vonceboro facility, the
purchose of odditionol equipment ond
new job creation.
The purposM of the Public Heoring ore
to: (1) provide on over^new of the pro
ject's gools, objectives, and actuol
accomplishments; and (2) to receive
citizen comments on the project. The pub
lic Heoring will be held ot the Town of
Vonceboro's Municipol Building ot 7:30
PM on October 11,1968. Written com
ments received by 5.00 PM on October
11,1980 by the Town Clerk will be consi
dered.
Jimmie Morris, AAoyor
P.O. Box 306
Town of Vonceboro, North Caroline
28586
9-29 lie
Just received-childrens jeons, acid
woshed and pre-washed, girls jeons-
yoke with pleats. Denim skirts in acid
wodi and pre-wash. All sizes. Childrens
7-14 $8.75 Also odulls in 3 lengths. 10%
discounts on oil winter coats except de
nim ond acid wosh. New shipment ladies
foil sweoters. Dixon's Service & Clothing
Store, Hwy. 17,4 miles N. of Vonceboro.
244-1225.
9-15,22,29 3lc
Men's and boys hunting clothing in oil
sizes, sweot shirts in oil sizes ond colors,
jogging suits ond welding shirts. Dixons
Service & Clothing Store, 4 miles N. of
Vonceboro Hwy. 17. 244*1225
9-15,22,29 3tc
WILL RAKE and fall cleon yords. Call
244-0912
9-29 lie
FOR SALE-1986 Ford Ronger pickup-4
cylinder, 5 speed, 52,000 miles $3500
firm. 244-0912.
9-29 lie
"$5,000-$4,000,000-Bett Rotes. First and
Second Mortgoge Loons to 30 yeors. Pay
bills, business, Toxes, Etc. 9AM-6PM Re
fused by others-lry US! (703) 981-1011"
9-29 Idh
DOUBLEWIDE SPEaAL-3 Bedroom ond
2 Full Boths-Complelely Furnished For
Only $19,995.00. Coll Bill Jockson ot
756-4687-Johnny's Mobile Homes-316
W. Greenville Blvd.-Greenville.
9-15,22,29 3lc
A Cleon 12x48>Center KilcKen*2 Bed-
rooms-Only $395.00 Down ond Pay
ments ursder $138.00 Per Month Set up
on Your Lot. Coll Bill Jockson ot 756-
4687-Johnn/s Mobile Homes-316 W.
Greenville Blvd.-Greenville.
9-15,22.29 3tc
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NEW RINSE-N-VAC Steom cleons cor-
pets cleoner ond keeps them cleoner lon
ger. Rent ol PAT'S FURNITURE CO., 244-
1628.
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A 1989 14x80 Fleetwood Home with 3
Bedrooms ond 2 Full Baths, Colherol
Ceiling, Frost Free Refrigerator, Stereo,
Totally Electric, ond Fully Furnished For
Only $15,995.00 Plus Tox ond Title. Coll
Bill Jockson at 756-4687-Johnny's
Mobile Homes-316 W. Greenville Blvd.-
Greenville.
9-15,22,29 3tc
1967 MGB. Needs restoring or u:
$200. 927-4968 or 927-«68.
1986 FORD ESCORT 2 Dr. 2 door hotchbaeV;
o/c; excellent condition $1,000 ond take over
payments. 927-4968 or 927-4440.
Caprara
From Page 1
sgiving — a practic^ayT""^"
“The kids were not lo excited
about practicing on Thanksgiv
ing,” Jordan said. “Nancy got
together with some other parents
in the community. They fed our
50 kids and coaches Thanksgiv
ing dinner. We had a feast. I’ll
never forget it. It was something
special to the kids.”
Jordan said the families of his
coaching staff were all close.
“There is a competitive atmos
phere here,” Jordan said. “But,
we’re all real close.
“The kids think the world of!
him, he has a rapport with the
kids and relates well. That’s the
main thing he means to the prog
ram —in addition to his coaching
expertise.”
Jordan says he turns the de
fense over to Caprara.
“I haven’t called a defensive
play in seven years,” he said.
Jordan said Caprara volunteer
originally to help out with the
junior varsity team when his son
began his football career.
“After a year, we saw a need to
move him up.” Jordan said.
OAKS APARTMENTS, Vonceboro, Now
taking opplkoKons Ibf 1 BR oportmonH.
Fooluras include wol to wol corpet, cen
tral oir ond heat kHchen opplioncet, on
sita loundry. Office houn 8 om-2:30 pm.
EHO 244-1588
ufn
• •
cents lb. 7 om-7 pm. 6 miles N of Vonce-
bora, Hwy 102. Wheot Sirow $1.25 per
bole. Oosed Sundays. 946-5829.
9-22,2910-6 3tc
Boiley Lone Apts. Vonceboro need op-
plkoKons for 1-2-3- Bedroom units. Fi4l
corpelirTg, central keot ond ok, etc. EHO
Ph 244-1324
8- 25 9-8.15,22,29
1000 SUNBEDS TONING TABLES Sunal-
Wolff tanning beds, SlenderOuesI Possive
Exercisers, call for free color cotalogue
sove 50%. 1-600-22B-6292.
9- 29 Idh
TRUCK DRIVERS: Poole Tn/ck Line offers.
.23 per mile to start to OTR drivers with or»e
year of verifioble employment wilh one em-
ptoyer. Yearty increases otsd benefits pock-
oge. Drivers wilh less than one yeor experi
ence riKiy apply os a Poole Driver Trainee
or for the Poole Driver Training School.
Apply in person. Poole Trx^k Lme. Oenriing
Rood Exit. Dunn, NC {919-892-0123) or
501 Aumon Rood, Spartonburg, SC (603-
576-4554) 1-800-225-SOO0 EOE.
9-29 Idh
LOSERS WANTED, lose up to 29 pounds
this month, inches, cellulile. Doctor recom-
mendedi I've lost 50 poLjnds. Incredible Fot
Absorber. Coll Lour^ 303-665-7630.
9-29 Idh
STEEL BUILDINGS
40x7Sx12...-.$3.43 sq. ft.
S0x100x16.....$3.32 sq. ft.
60x100x16....$3.0S sq. ft.
70x100xl4.-..$2.90 sq. ft.
100x100x14-..$2.76 sq. ft.
ALLIED STEEL 1-800-635-4141
9-29 Idh
GOVERNMENT JOBS! Now hiring in your
oreo, both skilled ond unskilled. For o list of
jobs ond opplkotion, coll 1-615-895*7785
ext. J-)100.
9-29 Idh
EARN EXCELLENT MONEY ot home.
Assembly work. Jewelry, toys, others. Coll
1-619-565-1657 ext. T3410NC 24 hrs.(BM|
9-29 Idh
DEALERSHIP LOG HOMES Your complete
log home monufocluring company hos oil o
Americo's finest lines, storting ot $9,675.
Greet eomirrg potential, will not interfere
wilh present employment, investment 100%
secured by model home. Coll Mr. Lomont,
loll free 1-800-321-5647. The Originol
OLD-TIMER LOG HOMES and Supply Inc..
Rl. 6 -346 logue Rood, Mt. Juliet, TN
37122. . .
9-29 Idh
Buick Skylork Limited 1980. V6, 4 door,
outOTTKitic, AA4/FM stereo/lope. Contact
Cheryl Motthews, State Employees Credit
Union, 704-873-1405. Statesville, NC
9-29 Idh
VW Quantum 1983.4 door, diesel. Contact
State Employees Credit Union, 722-9292,
Wmstan-Solem, NC.
9-29 Idh
Pontioc Fiera 1984. Block, sunfoof, oir, AM/
FM slereo/tape. Contact Groves Vonn, Stoe
Employees (fredit Union, 638-3641 New
Bern.
9-29 Idh
MASTERCARD. No one refused. Regord-
less of c redit history. Also E RASE bod credit.
Do it lyoufsetf. Coll 1-619-565-1522 ext.
C3410 NC 24 hrs. bm.
9-29 Idh
FALL SPECIAL
STEEL BUILDINGS
30x40x12..$4,650.00
40x50x12.6,295.00
40x75x14.9.675.00
50x74x14.11,485.00
50x100xl4.14.S'5.00
100x200x16.45,995.00
All SIZES, FINANCING AVAILABLE,
PIONEER BUILDING SYSTEMS
512-389-3664.
9-29 Idh
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9-29 Idh
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ly Finished. CoM our 24 toN free rsumber
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9-29 Idh
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9-29 Idh
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Amencons become more conscious of their
weight ond heolth? Write or coH Family Diet
Oink, 4145 Fayetteville Rood, Lumbertan,
NC 28359. 919-739-8750.
9-29 Idh
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TO TAKE UP LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
ON BEAUTIFUL CONSOLE PIANO CALL
TOLL FREE 1-800-346-2450.
9-29 Idh
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9-29 Idh
OTR DRIVERS: Homody Truck Line hiring ot
19*25 cents/mile.; offering 26-40 cents/
mile (short distance loods). Insurance &
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633-1313 or (804) 346-3888.
9-29 Idh
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Immediole Hiringl Your Area. Coll (refund-
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9-29 Idh
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9-29 Idh
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Tribune, P.O. Box 709, Mount Olive, NC
28365.
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9-29 Idh
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