Louisburg Girls Win
Led by Ginger Kimball, a
freshman, the Louisburg girls
won their second game of the
season last week as they
downed Gold Sand, 29-18.
Kimball scored 14 points for
the winners. Cade Beasley
had eight. Ann Lovin was
high for Gold Sand with
seven.
The Blue Devils, however,
gained revepge by knocking
down the Bulldogs, 63-53 >n
.<*he? second part of the
doubleheader. Alston, a Gold
Sand reserve not even listed
on the roster, was high scorer
with 17 points: Benr.y Edger
ton led Louisburg with twen
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Score by quartern.
Louisburg 3 6 11 9 29,
Gold Sand 7 4 16 18
Girls: Louisburg Beasley
8, Chadwick. Kimball 14,
Keith 3, White, Jones. Merritt
2, Hawkins 2.
Gold Sand - Lovin 7, Col- ,
lins 4. Ragland 4, Shearin,
Stalling* 2, Boone 1.
Score by quarters:
Louisburg 12 11 11 19 53
Gold Sand 11 14 22 16 63
Boys: Louisburg - Finch
13, McDonald^!!, Wrenn 7, |
Edgerton 20, terry, Nichol- |
son 2.
Gold Sand - S. Wright 9, :
Perry 15, "Edwards 10, M.
Wright 12, Aslton 17, '
Bowers.
Wakelon, Bunn Split
Wakelon used a devastat
ing' fast break to post a 68-37
Franklin Coupty league vic
tory over outmanned Bunn
here Friday night.
However, Bunn gained a
split for the night by dump
ing Wakelon 50-24 . in the
girls' game proceeded the var
sity clash.
Score by quarters:
Wakelon 8 2 6 8 24
Bunn 8 111120 50
Gjrls: Wakelon - Brown 7,
Pearce 10, Perry 2, Liles 4,
Pippen, Martin, Whitley 1,
Moss, Baker. Mason, Bunn,
Fathea.
? ? Bunn - J. Crudup 9, An
drews 9, Hagwood 16, Cham
blee 2, Cheeves 9, Mullin,
Green, F. Crudup, Davis 2,
Bowden 2, Walker 2, Pearce
2.
Score by quarters* -
Wakelon 22 14 13 19 68
Bunn 8 8 6 15 37
Wakelon - Massey 19,
Bunn 14, Pearce 9, Gillispie
11, Price 2, Privette 6,
Droughton 2. Hopkins ? 1,
Kimball 2, Maye 2.
Buhn - John Horton 11,
James Horton 6, J. Strickland
7, R. Wheless, Hagwood 6,
Torn, J. Wheless 4, E. Cru
dup, T. Strickland. A. Crudup
4, Pace, W. Horton 1.
Vikings Ram Victim
Franklinton got a 24-point
effort from forward Foster
Brodie as the hosts powered
past South Granville. 60-54,
Friday night in a noncon
ference game.
The Red Rams boosted
their record to 11-3 for the
season while South Granville
dropped to ,6-7.
In addition to Brodie's 24
points, the Rams also got 12
points from Charles Manson,
a 6'4" newcomer to the team.
Score by quarters:
5.Granville 16 17 9 12 54
Franklinton 19.11, 18 12~60
Franklinton - Brodie 24,
Collins 7, Eakes 4, Lawrence
6, Beckham 3, Manson 12,
Fogg 2, Davis 2, Watson,
Sneed.
JV game Franklinton 75,
South Granville 30<
ALL-EAST ? Louisburg High end Thomas Pinch, left, who was honored it the annual
Award! Banquet of The News and Observer in Raleigh, and his coach. Tommy Twitty. talk with
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'Canes Down Chowan,
Meet Ferrum Tonight
l.ouisburg built up a fif
teen point halftime lead and
then weathered a strong sec
ond half comeback by Cho
wan's Braves to claim their
fifth consecutive Cavalier-Tar
heel Conference win. Playing
almost flawlessly, both on of
fense and defense, the 'Canes
slowed down the high scpring
Chowan five to a totar of 31
first half points while build
ing their total to 46. The
Braves roared back in the
second half and poured in 60
points but their final tallie of
91 was still four short of the
'Canes total of 95.
Louisburg built up a ten
point lead at 21-11 with 8''j
minutes gone in the first half.
The lead stayed at 8 and 10
points until, the final minute
of the half when the 'Canes
scored the final six points to
leave on the top side of a
46-31 score. Terry Davis and
_^>arry Past-hall shared the
brunt of the 'Canes first half
scoring with 14 points each.
During the first seven
minutes of the second half
the Hurricanes maintained
their halftime lead but with
13:25 remaining the Braves
reeled off eight straight
^points to leave the 'Canes
with a 61 56* lead at the
11:28 mark. With 7:11 re
maining Harry Gray con
nected for a field goal that
cut the Canes margin to one
point at 72-71. At 6:02 the
score was 76-75 Louisburg.
At this point George Bow
den came off the bench to
spark a 'Cane rally that sent
them out front by 86-77 with
3:44 remaining. Bowden, out
of action for almost two
weeks with a sprained ankle
suffered in the Brevard game
January 1,1, hit on three field
goals and a foul shot in the
space of one and one half
minutes. Davis added a foul
shot and a Held goal as the
score mounted to what
seemed to be a safe nine
point lead at this point in the
game but the Braves were not
through as six straight points
made the score 86-83 with
2:53 remaining. A field goal
by Bob Walker and a foul
shot by Sandy Frazier sand
wiched between two Chowan
field goal made the score
89-87, Louisburg, with 1:25
remaining. Davis was fouled
with 1:02- remaining and
made good on a one and one
but a Chowan field goal cut it
to two again with 42 seconds
remaining. Paschall sank two
foul shots with 33 seconds
remaining and John Lewis
banged home a driving lay-up
before two Chowan foul
shots with 4. seconds to go
made the final score 95-91.
Davis scored a season's
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Vance Drops Youngsville ^
The Voungsville Phantoms
were defeated by Vance
County Friday night. The
final score was 62-57. Lead
ing Vance ' County --were
Wayne Ellington and Jackie
Burnette both with 17 points.
Morris Catlett led the Phan
high of 25 points on eight
field goals and 9 for 9 at the
line Paschall added 23 points
and Lewis 21. Harry .Gray led
Chowan with 26 points and
William Brown added 20.
The Braves beat the 'Canes
off the boards by 52-41 but
t?e 'Canes' Davis pulled down
the individual high for the
game with 20. *1t was the
third game in a row in which
the 6'4" forward has grabbed
.twenty or more rebounds.
The 'Canes travel to Fer
rum tonight to play the
homestanding Panthers who
have not lost a game at home
in five years. The 'Canes will
be attempting to hold on to
the top spot in the con
ference which they h(?W as a
result of Mount Olive's upset
win over the Panthers on Jan
uary 18.
LOUISBURG
Player FG FT-FM TP
Davis 8 9-9 25
Lewis 8 6-5 21
Driver 3 2-1 7
Walker 3 4-3 9
Paschall 9 8-5 23
Frazier 1,3-1 3
Bowden 3 1-1 7
Wilson 0 0-0 0
Lynch 0 0-0 0
CHOWAN
Bwoen
Brown, W 6 9-8
Gray 10 8-6
Flipping 6 8-6
Brown, B 6 0-0
McConnell 5 3-2
Flore 1 0-0
Hardy 3 0-0
Bennet 0 0-0
Henry 0 0-0
Corns with 18 points. Follow
ing him were Rodney Roberts
with 17 and Tony Bailey with
10.
The Youngsville girls
finally pulled through after
three overtime periods and
defeated Vance County
45--13. With one second re
maining in the third, overtime,
Vickie Rogers- sank two free
throws to give the Phantqm
ettes the game. Harriett
Pearce led Youngsville in
scoring with 25 points. Vickie
Rogers followed with 9. Dar
lyne Pegram led Vance Couny
with 14 points.
Girls:
Score by quarters: 1 .v
Y 14 10 9 6 0 4 2 4~5
V.C. 4 10 10 15 0 4 0 43
Youngsville ? V. Rogers 9, ?
H. Pearce 25, Paschall 5. Cat
lett 4. Lindsey 2, D. Rogers,
J. Pearce, Brown.
Vance Co. ? Pegram 14,
Ellington 10, Susan Twisdale
7, Williams 10, Edwards 2,
Greenway. Sylvia Twisdale.
Harris.
Boys: Youngsville - Hart 2,
Wiggins 6. Roberts 17, M.
Catlett 18.- Bailey 10, R. Cat- ?
lett 4.
Vance Co. ? B. Ellington
15. Newman 4', Burnette 17,
W. Ellington 17. Spencer 9,
Watkins. Boyd.
Score by quarters:
Youngsville 16 12 12 17 57
Vance Co. 13 15 17 17 62
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