Green Hill Country Club Champs
Winners in the Green HiU Country Club Fourth of July contests are pictured above. Back row. left to right: Gary Clay, twin
champ in the 13 and up division; Gwen Ball, tube race champ, 13 and up; Ginger Kimball, swim champ, 13 and up; Larry Fuller,
tube race champ, 13 and up; and Kent Henley, diving champ, 13 and up. Middle row, left to right: Elizabeth House, swim
champ, 10-11-12 division; Karen Isley, diving champ, under 13; Cindy Debnam, sack race champ; Glenn Medders, diving champ,
10-11-12 division. Front row, left to right: David Talton, diving champ, under 9 division; Susan Read, swim champ, under 9;
Howard Fleming, sack race champ; Paul Fleming, swim champ, under 9; and Scott Debnam, swim champ, 10-11-12 division. Lou
Merritt, hidden behind Glenn Medders in photo, won diving championship for 13and over girls. The best-ball golfing foursome of
Mrs. Woodrow Warren, Lou Roberson, Ed Yarborough and Bill Taylor won the golf tournamet with a low score of 64. J,
Staff photo by Clint Fuller.
Rotary Tar Heel League Round-up
By Bill Beckham, League Pre sident
With but two weeks re
maining for League play,
Bunn is nestled at the top of
the Little League standings
with only First Citizens con
sidered as an outside threat to
their security. However, First
Citizens needs some help to
unseat the champions as they
only play Bunn once more
this season. It was they, be
hind the strong arm of Herlie
Horton, who handed Bunn its
only defeat of the year. Any
thing is possible in Little Lea
gue though; so, dont go
away. Come on out to the
ballpark and root for your
favorite.
Harris Pharmacy, of the
Junior League Division,
appears to be the team to
beat as they hold first place
by one and one-half games.
Warren Wrenn, unable to play
because of an early season
injury during the first two
games, has compiled a heal
thy 4-0 pitching record with
strong defensive suppot and
.powerful hitting sticks from
his fellow Redwings to lead
them to their first place sta
tus. Here again, anything is
possible and Harris Pharmacy
must continue its present I
pace to emerge as Conference
Champions. Any team in this
division is considered a chal
lenger.
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draws to a successful close,
another begins ~ All-Star
competition. Coaches are sur
veying the field of candidates
critically to select the 15
boys from each division who
will best afford the Louisburg
Rotary Tar Heel League an
opportunity to , claim the
state crown. And there are
rumblings in the background
that the potential to bring
home the bacon is available. I
wouldn't be a bit surprised.
Junior League Play
In limited action during
the past holiday-week Creed
moor was victor over Bunn,
Nash Farms suffered two de
feats, a forfeit to Camp But
ner and a tingler to Bunn.
Little League
Standings
LITTLE LEAGUE
Won Lost
Bunn 9 1
Cooper 6 3
First Citizens 6 3
Waccamaw 3 7
Sportswear 2 7
Pilot-Pearces 2 7
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Won Lost
Harris Pharmacy 7 3
Bunn 5 4
Creed moor 5 4
Camp Butner 6 5
Nash Farms 6 5
Pilot-Pearces 1 9
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Harris Pharmacy, in a real
pitcher's duel, beat Camp
Butner 6-4.
Warren Wrenn pitched
four-hit ball against the ace,
Rex Seawell, of Camp Butner
to emerge as the number one
pitcher In the league with a
4-0 record.
Seawell, the curve-ball art
ist, yielded nine hits to the
powerful timber of the Red
wings, four of them to dead
-eye Mike Terrell. Wrenn aid
ed his cause with a smashing
homerun for the go-ahead
ta" ? only to have Camp But
ner i. -ne storming back via
an unearned score to tie the
game in the bottom of the
sixth.
But it was the bat of un
heralded Terrence Hawkins,
fast earning a starting posi
tion for the Redwings, that
powered a tremendous home
run blast for the winning run.
Wilbert Walker added icing to
the cake with a double to
score Mike Terrell with the
final run.
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DAVID TALTON
Under 9 Diving Champ
GLENN MEDDERS
.10-11-12 Diving Champ
Leading Hitters
Little League
Walter House
Gary Rodgers
Ray Terrell
Frank Fuller
Bill Galloway
Ronnie Neal
Maurice Johnson
Milton Smith
Anthony McNight
Floyd Williams
Andy Sledge
First Citizens
Bunn
First Citizens
First Citizens
Bunn
Bunn
First Citizens
Bunn
Cooper
Waccamaw
Sportswear
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.722
.667
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.644
.580
.529
.500 i
.475
.475
.428
Leading Hitters
Junior League
Tim Dunn Bunn .585
Mike Terrell Harris Pharmacy .483
Rex Seawell Camp Butnir .470
Keith Wright Bunn .455
George Thomas . Harris Pharmacy .429
Mike Montague Camp Butner .428
Howard Mitchell Bunn .400
WUbert Walker Harris Pharmacy .382
Johnny Evers Camp Butner .380
Russell Burrell Nash Farms .380
Warren Wrenn Harris Pharmacy .346
SCOTT DEBNAM
10-11-12 Swim Champ ?
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large department store show
ing he owned $00.00, he
ignored it. The next month
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amount with the notation
past due. Later he received
another bill with a stern no
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check for $00.00.
Eddie Wrenn, Route 2, Louisburg, is shown above with a
6'/< pound bass landed recently in a private pond. Wrenn
reports he used a jitter bug on a spinner as bait.
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