Awards
Tournament Most Valuable Player
The Wiley F. Mitchell Award
Girl'i Division: Vickie Rogers of Young sville
Boy's Division: Morris Catlett of Youngsviiie
All Tournament Team
Girl's Division
1. Vickie Rogers, Youngsville
2. Harriett Pearce, Youngsville
3. Jean Crudup, Bunn
4. Gayle Pearce, Wakelon
5. Deborah Rogers, Youngsville
6. Ellen Andrews, Bunn
Tournament Champions
Girl's Division: Youngsville
x Boy's Division: Youngsville
Boy's Division
1. Morris Catiett, Youngsville
2. Foster Brodie, Franklinton
3. Tommy Massey, Wakelon
4. Rodney Roberts, Youngs
5. Thomas Finch, Louisburg
Tournament Runner-ups
Girl's Division: Bunn
Boys's Division: Franklinton
\ Consolation Game Winner
\ Wakelon
\ Conference Champions
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Girl's Diviswn: Youngsville BoV'5 Division: Youngsville
\ and Frankiinton (Tie)
\Coaches of the Year -
Mrs. Kay D. Phillips, Youngsville Girls
Mr. Larry Yindsey, Youngsville Boys
Mr. Jimmy fc)'Neal, Frankiinton Boys
All Conference Teams
First Team Girls
1. Vickie Rogers, Youngsville
2. Harriett Pearce, Youngsville
3. Linda Brown, Wakelon
4. Gayle Pearce, Wakelon
5. Jean Hagwood, Bunn
8. Jean Crudup, Bunn
Second Team Girls
1. Ellen Andrews, Bunn
2. Ginger Kimball, Louisburg
3. Cade Beasley, Louisburg
4. Linda Paschall, Youngsville
5. Marsha Winstead, Bunn
6. Betty Boone, Gold Sand
7. Jackie Perry, Wakelon
8. Wanda Collins, Gold Sand
9. Janet Pearce, Youngsville
First Team Boys
1. Foster Brodie, Franklinton
2. Morris Catlett, Youngsvilje
3. Rodney Roberts, Youngsville
4. DeweysPerry, Gold Sand
5. Tommy Massey, Wakelon
Second Team lk>ys
1. Phil Hagwood, Bunn
2. John Horton, Bunri\
3. James Horton, Bunn\
4. Haywood Lawrence, FWnklin.
5. Jesse Fogg, Franklinton\
6. Jamie Pearce, Wakelon \
7. Charles Manson, Franklinton\
Sportsmanship Awards
Girl's Division: Louisburg
Boy's Division: Gold Sand
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Coveted Sportsmanship Awards
Youngsville Dumps Wakelon
The Youngsville Phantoms
held a shaky one-point lead at
the end of the first period
against Wakelon Friday night
after the lead bounced as
much as the ball in the first
frame. By halftime, the de
fending State champions had
moved to a ten-point edge
but . not until the fourth
period could the Phantoms
relax.
Leading as much as 12
points at one time, the Phan
toms hung on at the end of
three periods of play, 44-34.
They broke it open In the
final frame going on to take
the 69-48 win which assured
them a StSaturday date with
the Franklinton Rams.
Morris Catlett, chosen the
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most valuable player itKthe
tournament, led the Younfea
ville scoring with 25 pointsX
Rodney Roberts followed
with 18. All Tournament
Tommy Massey led the Wake
Ion scorers with 18 points
and Earl Bunn hit for 13. '
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a lady who has no children of her own so she likes other
people's boys and girls. A grandfather is a man grand
mother. He goes for walks with the boys and they talk
about cars and fishing and things like that. Grandmas don't
have anything to do but be there when you need them.
They are old, so they can't play hard or run and jump. It is
enough if they take us to the market and have lots of dimes
so we can ride on the pretend horses. Or if they take us for
walka, they should slow down past pretty leaves or
caterpillars. They should never say, "Hurry up."
They are fat, but not too fat to bend down to tie a kid's
shoe. They wear glasses and can take their teeth out. It is
better if they don't play cards except with us.
They don't have to be real smart, only answer questions
like why dogs hate cats and why isn't God married.
They don't talk baby talk because it is too hard to
understand. When they read to us, they don't skip pages or
mind If It is the same story over again. Everybody should
try to have one, especially If you don't have TV. Grandmas
are the only ones who have time for us kids.
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Rams, Youngsville Girls Took Semi-final Wins
The Franklinton Rams,
holding only a seven-point
halftime lead broke the game
open in the third and fourth
periods Thursday night to
stop the Bunn Bulldogs,
70-38 in the semi-finals of the
county tournament.
The Youngsville girls had
no trouble at all in downing
the Louisburg girls. 60-10.
Bunn led the first four
minutes of play but Foster
Brodie put the Rams ahead
with 2 minutes left in the
first frame. At the end of
one, the Rams held a 12-8
advantage The score was tied
three times in the second
period, 15-all at the 5:10
mark; 17-all with 4:08 left
and 19-all with 2:38 remain
ing. At the half, Franklinton
led 29-19 and the die was
cast. The Rams had built a
12-point edge-with 2 minutes
left in the third frame and
tore the game wide open in
the final period.
The Louisburg girls, having
squeaked by Gold Suid,
21-20 on Cade Beasley's vic
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tory shot Tuesday night, were
ill-prepared for the onslaught
of the Youngsville girls.
Louisburg hit only 2 of 15
free throws for an embarras
sing 13 percent while Youngs
ville hit 10 of 21 for 47
percent. Yuungsville scored
25 field goals while Louisburg
mustered only two. Harriett
Pearce scored 21 points and
Vickie Rogers hjt 18 for the
winners. Cade Beasley scored
six of Louisburg's ten points.
Robert Wheless led Bunn
with 1 1 points and Haywood
Lawrence paced the Rams
with 18. Foster Brodie scored
16 for Franklihton.
?Iris Game
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Younoavlllo? Rogers 1|, H. Plorca 21,
Paschaii 3, Rowr? 3. Catlett 7, frown 2,
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LouisburB- Beaslay i. Kimball, Patter
?on, Gw*n Sharrod 2, Keith, May, Smith,
Merritt 1, Jones, Whit*, 4 tone, Ball 1,
Ktana, ChadwklC Grlssln.
IfVl Gam*
Frankllnton 12 17 12 1*_70
Bonn . ? 13 7 lfr-31
Frankllnton? Brodla 14, Lawrence II,
M. Collins 2. Eakas 6. Fogg A. Subs?
Beckham ?, Sn*-d, Manaon 11, Oavii 2,
Johnson, W Collins.
Bunn? John Horton 4, J. Strickland 2,
James Horton 4, Hagwood *. K. Wheless
11. Subt? E. Crodup, W. Horton 1, Thom
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Cade Beasley, left and Ginger Kimball show Sportsmanship
Trophy won by the Louisburg Girls. Both girls were selected
All Conference by the coaches. Gold Sand boys won Sports
manship in the Boys Division. Awards were presented Satur
day night.
Bunn - Youngsville
Girl's Tangle in
Championship Game
Annual
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