ASST. COACH
Hiriam Guedalia
HEAD COACH
^-Ston Boles
Gordon Wilder
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CO CAPTAINS
David Sec or
Franklinton Rams Prepare For Friday Opener
The Franklinton Red Rams,
sporting a new coach and some
new faces, are going through
the pre -season grind, getting
In readiness for Friday's
opener at Helena. The new
coach Is Stan Boles, who re
places Beck Corbln who took
a position elsewhere after
directing the Rams the past
few seasons.
Boles began puttlngjthe squad
through its paces on August 15
and has made a number of
changes In positions. New
members have been added to
the team and several eligible
to return have not reported.
The Rams lost eight mem
bers to graduation last year
and ten l>oys who were mem
bers of the squad last season
are not out for football this
year. Som? have dropped out
of school, according to re
ports and some others have
injuries. - &
Returning from the 1965 Ram
team are: Dennis Carter,
sophomore moving from full
back to a halfback post; David
Secor, co-captain moved to
the quarterback slot from a
Junior Golfers
Four of the seven local girls, all members of the Junior League Golfers of the Carolina
Virginia^ Ladles Gglf Association, are pictured above. Left to right, Pattie Oxnevad, Marsha
Person, Rita Patterson and Lou Roberson, holding the trophy she won for '-Best Ball" In the
tournament played last Thursday al Wjjjke Forest Members n6t present when the picture was
taken are: Apn Avent, Ann Merltt and Lou Merrltt. --Staff Photo by Clint Fuller.
tackle position last year; Jim
Hefner, halfback Charle.s
Goswlck, halfback, Eddie
Holmes, halfback Donnle
Hayes, halfback; Terry Tur
ner moved from guard to the
end, Mike Collins, from tackle
to end; Billy Johnson, sopho
more quarterback; Gordon
Wilder, co-captaln, tackle;
Freddie Coats, en1; Brooks
Bennett from halfback to cen
ter an1 Dicky Parham, guard.
Newcomers to. the squad In
clude Wayne Forsythe, a
senior tackle, Andrew Fra
zler, a junior guard an J
freshmftn Cliff William^,
guard; A1 Sandllng, tackle.
Bobby Ayscue, halfhack; Glenn
Phelps, halfback; Tim Leo
nard, halfback; Steward
Eakes, guard, and Gary De
ment, halfback.
Coach Boles Is being
assisted In the football pro
gram by Hlrlam Guedalla.
Ram basketball coach. Ricky
Shlrey Is returning a? 4eam
manager
The Rams open F rldiy night
against the Helena Hornets at
Tlmberlake, N. C. to begin a
ten-game schedule, Including
six conference foes.
Hole-ln-One
G. M. (Buddy) Beam.. Jr.
veteran Green Hill Golfer shot
a hole-ln-one Sunday after
noDn, the first of his golfln* -
career. Beam accomplished i
the feat on the 135 yard se
venth hole using a No. 7 Iron.
playing with Beam at the
time were: Kenneth Isley,
John York. Clifford Joyner
and Willard Morton. Beam
finished the round with a 68.
Reminders
Burke - What's those names
written on your calendar?
"Lois" on the 2nd; "Madge,"
on the 5th; "Julia," on the
20th and "Geraldlne" on the
30th? What Is the Idea?
Watson - Those are my ali
mony days.
Lou Roberson Wins
Junior Golf Trophy
Lou Roberson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Rober
son of Loulsburg, won "best
ball" score of 89 last Thurs
day in the Carolina-Virginia
Ladles Gelf Association Ju
nior League play at Paschal
Country Club In Wake Forest.
The local lass was among
seven girls from Green Hill
?Country Club here partici
pating In the tournament which
saw players from each of the
eight clubs represented.
Others from the local club
were: Ann Avent, Ann Merritt,
Lou Merritt, Pattle Qcnevad,
Marsha ferson, and Rita Pat
terson.
Taking part in the day's
activities at Paschal golf club
were 72 mothers and daugh
ters from eight member clubs
in the association.
Junior feolfers were bracket
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ed Into two divisions during
the day. with golfers aces 14
to J8 playing In the Junior
bracket and those ages ten to
13 In the sub-Junior dlvlsldn.
Winners In the Junior divi
sion were as follows:
Low gross - Judy Under
wood of Wake Forest, 83.
Low net - Suzanne Peace of
Henderson, 68.
Best ball - Lou Roberson of
Loulsburg, 89.
Low putts - Alice Thornton
qf Wake Forest, 32.
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ies In the Sub-Junior bracket:
Low gross\- Susan Byrne of
Wake Forest; 53.
Low net - Becky Currln of
Ckfoiy, 32.
Best Ball - Frances Kannan
of Wai\e Forest, 4-4.
Low putts ? Gay Gould of
Clarksvllle, Va., 17.
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More Races Set For Wednesday
Franklinton - Another big
program of stock car racing
ts set for Wednesday night
here, with some of the states
top cars and drivers parti
cipating. At least seven win
ners of past feature events
In the late model Sportsman
division are expected to be
on hand. These Include Benny
Davis of Haw River, winner
of four main events and Earl
Moss of Creedmoorwlththree
'feature wins to his credit.
Both Moss and Davis had
hard luck last week and were
unable to place In the top
money. Moss's car. owned
by Dick Collier of Loulsburg,
blew an engine while warm
ing up for the feature even
and was out for the night.
Davis, the track's wlnnlngest
driver, was Involved In a four
car plleup at the start of the
fifth lap in the feature event
and damage to his car put him
out of the running.
Dick Collier stated that a
new engine has been installed
In his fast No. 28 and that
Moss will tie back In action
Wednesday night. Davis also
has his car repaired and will
be back. Other feature winners
returning will be Raleigh's
David Trawlck, Roy Murphy
o! Durham Garland Lynn of
Burlington and BUI Taylor of
MorrlsvlUe. winner of last
weeks feature. Sandy Thar
rlngton of Frankllnton will
also be back In competition.
Many top Hobby drivers will
compete, Including the state's
top race winner In this divi
sion, Wayne McGhee of Hills
borough who won his twenty
fifth feature event of the sea
son here last Wednesday. Also
competing will be top drivers
such as Red Justice of Bur
lington, Kent Fogleman and
Donnle Watson of Durham, and
Pete Dease of Oxford and many
more Cbmpettng against them
will be a number of top Hobby
drivers from Franklin County
such as J. C. Griffin and Lee
Dorsey of Frankiinton. Steam
Jenny Tracey and Roy Morris
of Loulslmrg. Also expected
is Loulshurg's Foots Arnold
driving his newly built Olds
mobile. Some thirty-five dri
vers are expected for Wednes
day nights program. Start lag
time Is set for 8 p.m
Frankhnton
Football Schedule
Sept. 2
Sept. 9
Sept. . 16
Sept. '23
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
ttt. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Helena
Oxford Orphanage
Wakelon
Loulsburg
Norllna
South Granville
Elm City
Littleton
Saratoga
Spring Hope
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One of the top Hobby Divi
son drivers competing in the
weekly Wednesday night race ?
at Franklinton Speedway Is
Kent Fogleman of Durham
driving his fast No. 77. Fogle
min wan the feature event two
weeks ago and finished second
in last to?ek*s race.
Boxscore
RALEIGH - The Motor Ve
hicles Department's sumn.iry
of traffic deaths through JO
a m Monday, August 29:
KILLED TO DATE 1029
KILLED TO DATE
LAST YEAR 937
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