STEVE MASTIN - Wingate
Edward Best Girls
Take Close One
Reported by Jane Johnson
The Edward Best girls made
a three point first quarterand
a two point third quarter edge
stand up to outlast the Zeb
Vance girls Friday night, 26
24 to cop their fourth straight
win of the season. The Eagles
loet, 62-40 even with a third
period basket by Zeb Vance
counting In their favor.
Linda Jones and Phyllis
Murray led the Edward Best
girls with 10 points each and
Jeanette Overton was tops for
Zeb Vance with ten. Gary
Lamm with nine and Tommy
Best with eight led the Eagles
while Steve Satterwhlte was
high scorer for Rebels with 27
plus a two-pointer he dunked
In the Eagle basket at the
start of the third period.
GIRLS
Starters:
Edward Best Zeb Vance
Jones 10 J. Overton 10
Murray 10 ----- D. Overton 9
QUltam 4 Hicks 2
Cardan 1 ? Dlckerson2
Tharrlngton 1 ?Satterwhlte 1
Duke ?Abbott
Subs: Edward Best, Rebe
cca Pearce, Debbie Nash. Zeb
Vance; Linda Hersham, Margo
Smith.
Edward Best 26 Zeb Vance 24
BOYS
Starters:
Score by garters:
Edward Best Zeb Vance
Lamm 9? ---Satterwhlte 27
Best S ?Boyd 14
Phelpe 6 -,?Pully 7
Murphy 3 ?-?-Newman 6
May 2 Allen
Subs: Edward Best; Pearce
2, Wood-4, May, Shearln
4, King, Arnold, Gupton, Med
lln, S. Medlln. Zeb Vance:
Abbott-4, Spencer, Watklns,
Edwards, Cole, Klttrell.
Steve Satterwhlte (Zeb
Vance No. 14) put 2 points
In Ed. Best goal at first o f
3rd quarter. ,
Edward Best 40 Zeb Vance 62
Scout Kickoff
Under the leadership of
Campaign Chairman James
G.rady the Special member
ship effort, was kicked off
at a breakfast Tuesday morn
ing for the Boy Scouts of
America.
Majors participating In this
level of the campaign are:
Clifford Joyner, Charles Dav
is and Frank Read.
Ed Yarborough Is presently
winding up the leadership gift
efforts of the Campaign and
Captain James Brown Is serv
ing as Chalrmas of the 'Louls
burg College faculty partici
pation.
The Community of Loutsburg
has every reason to be proud
of their Boy Scout Program.
Scoutmaster Hoke Steelman
of Troop S55> and Cubmaster
Robert Versteeg of Cub Pack
555 were honored recently at
the Boy Scout District Annual
Dinner, attended by 350
people. They were selected as
the District Scoutmaster and
Cubmaster of the year. The
Troop was also selected as
the top troop at summer camp
and received a Klyak tor their
outstanding camping ability.
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EDMcLAMB-Louisburg
RONNIE HORNBY - Wingate
Thanksgiving Tourney Starts Friday
The Loulsburg College
Thanksgiving Tournament op
era Friday at Holton Gymna
sium with (our o( the strong
est teams ever to be entered.
In addition to Loulsburg's
Hurricanes will be Wlngate,
Ferrum, and Hargrove Mili
tary academy.
Ferrum has been given a
slight edge to win the tourna
ment with all three of the
other teams being glven'a good
Gold Sand Boys
Win, Girls Lose
Reported by Wanda Finch
The Gold Sand boys moved
back Into the win column Fri
day night as they downed the
Townsvllle Eagles, 61-47 and
the Gold Sand girls (ell vic
tim, 33-23. It was the third
win against a single loss to,
Aycock for the Blue Devils.
The girls record Is 1-3.
Coach Durwood Pegram said
o f the gtrls, "They played
the best game they have play
ed so tar this year but t(iey
(ailed to ring their free
throws." Tony Gupton was
high scorer with eight points
(or Gold Sand and Fran Moss
paced Townsvllle with 13.
Pegram said, "The boys
played a good game and Phil
Evans scored 20 points In the
(Irst halt. By the ^nd o( the
game all ot the starting line
up was taken out and se
cond string was put In." Evans
led the Blue Devils vlth 29
points. Ronnie Sparrow was
tops (or Townsvllle with 31.
GIRLS
Starters:
Gold Sand 23 Townsvllle 33
T. Gupton 8 ? - Moss 13
Strickland S -??-Pitman 11
Stalling! 4 ? -- Statnsman 8
Dlckerson 4 Brewer
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K. Gupton - Harris 1
Taylor 2 ' Norwood
Subs: Gold Sand? Shearln,
Redmond. Townsvllle- -Wil
son, R. Brewer 2, Matthews,
Williamson. (
Score by quarters :
Gold Sand 9-2-5-7 23
Townsvllle 10-9-8-6 33
BOYS
Starters:
Gold Sand 61 Townsvllle 47
Evans 25 ? Pitman 1
Sturges 2 ? ? ? Sparrow 37
Bowers 4 ? ? Rlchardson3
J. Bowers 9 ? ? Twlsdale 3
R. Edwards 12 Pegram
Subs: Gold Sand? Medlln,
Leonard, W. Edwards 5,
Speed 2, West 2, Joyner, Might,
Collins, Tharrington. Towns
vllle? Woody, Moody, Abbott,
Norwood 1, PrOctor.
Score by quarters:
Gold Sand 16-24-16- 5 61
Tdwnsvllle 8-16-11-12 47
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(FrV B.W.) Frankllnton Post
#52 American Legion wishes
to obtain names and addresses
of all men In Frartkllnton
Township who are now serv
ing In the United State# Arm
ed Forces. Please mall .or
bring the Information toCom
mander Bruce W. Honeycutt,
c/o Henderson Pharmacy,
Inc., 14 N. MalnStreet, Frank
llnton.
Bandits
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a new 1967 Dodge, dark blue
with a white steak down the
side. There was no sign on
the doors', the vehicle having
Just been purchased earlier
Monday.
Edwards said his department
Is Investigating and "We have
some encouraging things to go
oh". He said We did not know
how the three men got to the
store and he said he did not
have the description of the
threesome before him at
the time. He did report that
one man was on crutches.
Neither Thompson or Weston
could Identify any of the thre?.
Edwards said that both
Thompson and Weston mad*
good a counts of themselves
In their tangle with the robbers
and Indicated ha agreed with
Mr. Thompson that the two
would have handled the situa
tion had the third man not
shown up.
chance. Ferrum.&Wlngate,
and Hargrove will be open
ing their season, while Louls
burg will ejiter with a 1-0
record following Saturday
nights 79-59 conference win
over South-wood
Ferrum won the Region 10
tournament at Lenoir last year
and advanced to the National
Tournament In Hutchinson,
Kansas. They lost All-A
merlcan John Qulnn by
graduation, but have letter
man Robert Angel and Dave
Flanagan back thl-s year.
Qulnn will be a starting guard
for the University of Virgin
la this year. They will have
the biggest team In the tour
nament with 6'5" Danny Bak
er, 6'5" Jerry Adnerson, and
6'6" Gary Youmans.' ?
Wlngate will field a veteran
team with 6 returning let
terman. They are led by
Lonnle Horney, 6'4", 193
pounds; Pete Mc Bride, 6' 4"
190 pounds and S'10" Guard
Steve Mastln.
Bunn Takes Two -
From Middleburg
Reported by Bill Jones
The Bunn boys and girls took
a double win from Mlddleburg
Friday night at Bunn. The
Bulldogs, led by Darrell Hag
wood's 22-polnt effort, took
the Wildcats, 55-41. The Bunn
girls defeated the Mlddleburg
girls, 43-25.
Hagwood'* 22 points was the
high for the night with Robert
Watklns leading the Wildcats
with 16 points. Gwen Ray
paced the Bunn girls with 13
points and Nadlne Gay had 12.
Sharon Wilson, Dlanne Reavls
and Ellington each scored six
points for Mlddleburg.
GIRLS
Bunn 45 Mlddleburg 25
Score by quarters:
Bunn 1 0-10-12-11 43
Mlddleburg 3-10-4-6- 25
Bunn 43 Mlddleburg 25
Gay 12 S. Wilson 6
Ray 13 He nd reck 2
Baker 8 ? ? ? Reavls 5
Bunn 2? ??Ellington 8
Andrews 2? ? -Pegram 2
S. Bunn 4? McDermatt 4
Sub?: Bunn ? Wheless 4,
Alford, Strickland. Mlddle
burg ? Bobbltt 2, Dew.
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Bunn 35 Mlddleburg 41
Store by quarters:
flunn 18-11-11-15 55
Mlddleburg 8-14-9-10 41
Starters:
Haywood 22 Watklns 16
Jones 10 Fleming 10
Horton 17 Hester 8
Morris 2 Ellington 7
M. Horton 2 W. Ellington
Subs: Bunn ? Hagwood 2, Den
ton. Mlddleburg ? Pender
grass.
Hurricanes Down
Southwood, 79-59
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Lou Is burl College opened
the 1966-61 basketball season
with a routing 79-59 victory
over Southwood College Sat
urday, Nov. 19. This was the
first game for both teams and
also their first clash In the
Cavaller-Tar Heel Conferen
ce.
Floyd Wlngft^ld put Louts
burg ahead 12-10 early In the
first half and the Hurricanes
never fell behind again.
Loulsburg led 33-21 at the
half and outscored the Rams
46-38 In the second half.
Southwood pulled within 8
points at 54-46 with 8:30 left
In the game but Loulsburg
quickly built up a 15 point
margin and never lost It.
Floyd Wlngfleld , a 6'2"
forward from Lynchburg, Va.,
led all scoring for the game
with 16 points. Other scor
ing leaders for Loulsburg
were Ed McLamb with 15 and
Joe Penland with 14. .
Guard Dave Atkins and
center Jim Powell led South
wood with 12 points each.
Whlttenton was the only other
scorer lri double figures with
10. ~
Loulsburg - outre bounded
South* ood 40-23. Tom Bell
pulled down 12 for the 'C^pas
with help from Ed VtcLunb
who had 10 reboundj. Jerry
Strickland, with fi rebounds,
was high for S outhwood. ?
Coach Enid Drake of Louls
burg said It was, "a typical
first game. We were ragged
in spots. I was pleased with
the effort of all the boy?."
The entire Loulsburg bench
.saw action except Roger Tay
lor from Nashville, N.C. Tay
lor Is still recovering from a
sprained ankled from last.'
week.
Loulsburg hosts Harprave
Military Academy, Ferrum
College, and Wlngate College
In the fourth annual Thanks*
giving Holiday Tournament,
Friday and Saturday, Novem
ber 25 and 26. Friday's
first game wUl be between
ferrum and Wlngate at seven
o'clock with Loulsburg meet
ing Harg(?ve In the second .
game. Saturday's first game
at seven o'clock will- match
flrSt Ground losers with the
qhamplonshtp game to follow. ?
Youngsville Boys .
Win, Girls Lose
Reported .by Vickie Wheeler
In their second non-confer
ence game of the season the
Youngsvllle Phantoms again
spilt the victories with the
Bailey Hornets.
In the first game of the even
ing the Youngsvllle girls were
ahead during the first half. At
the half the score was 17-6 In
the Phantoms favor. However,
the )!ornets rallied to outscore
Phantoms In the third
quarter 17-2.
LliWa Stone of Bailey led the
winners with 10 points and
Connie Hat r Is was second high
for the Hentets'wlth 9.
Vicky Rogers, freshman at
Youngsvllle, paced the Phan
toms with 12 points and Llndr
Paschall, also a freshman,
was second high with S points ,
In the nightcap the Youngs
vllle Phantofl^rburned the nets
from the beginning of the game
to the end. E." J. Wilder paced
the winners 'wlt?' 16 points.
Jimmy Keith and Ralph Brown
scored 12 and 14 points res
pectively.
The Phantoms outscored the
Hornets in every quater.
Bland of Bailey was high
scorer fpr the Hornets with
12 points.
Youngsvllle will play host to
Cardinals dlbbons tonight.
They will also observe their
homecoming. The games get
under way at 6:30 tonight In
order to have time for the
homecoming activities.
GIRLS
Score by quarters:
Youngsvllle 11-7-2-4 23
Bailey 3 - 3-17-10 33
Starters:
Youngsvllle 23 Bailey 33 ?
V. Rogers 12 A. May
Paschall S Pitta 5
D. Cash 2 Williams 6
M. Rogers 4- ? ^L. Stone 10
Wheeler -Tant 3*
S. Cash C. Harris 9
Subs: Youngsvllle- -Frailer.
Bailey ? Glover, Hagwood,
Dew.
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BOYS
Score by quarters:
-Youngsvllle 14-22-13-20 89
Bailey S-15-11-U 42
Starters:
Youngsvllle 69 Bailey 42
Keith 12 B. Lamm 4
Brown 14 ? -Carroll 10
Wrenn 7--- -----Mitchell 11
Paschall 7- -?Bland 12
Wilder 16 Bailey 7
Subs: Youngsvllle? Preddy 4,
R. Catletl 4, Wiggins 1 , Frank
lin 2, M. Catlett, Jones, W.
Keith, Roberts. Bailey? L.
Lamm 2, Perry 3, Quick 4,
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