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Canes First Loss
' Kittrell avenged an earlier -
loss to Louisburg Tuesday
night by coming from a 34-30
halftime deficit to defeat the
Hurricanes, 66-59, in a non
conference basketball clash.
Kittrell got balanced scor
ing from seven players, led by
the hot shooting of Darnell
Brandon who pumped in 19
points. Bernard Moore was
close behind with 15. James
Richardson of Louisburg was
the game's top scorer with 25
points.
Louisburg: Richardson 25,
Bowden 12, Davis 12, Frazier
6. Wilson 2, Paschall 2. Kit
trell: Sport 9, Brandon 19,
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Leggett 8, Moore 15, Collins
7, Flintall 7, Brown 8.
C-G Halts
Gold Sand
Cardinal Gibbons rolled by
Gold Sand, 68-54, Wednesday
night in a Franklin Area Con
ference game despite ,a
30-point effort by Sweeney
Wright. John House had 20 to
pace the winners.
Cage Schedule
NOTE : Game schedules
are reported just as they
are received from the
schools. Since game nights
are subject to change with
out notice , it is suggested
that a check be made with
the schools involved.
Bunn Beats EB Eagles
Reported by Graham Baker
The Bunn Bulldogs led by
James Horton, Wayne Hor
ton, and Glenn Cone easily
took their second conference
victory of the year with a
65-44 decision over the Ed
ward Best Eagles.
The game was a close one
up to halftime with Bunn
holding a slim 6 point margin,
I but in the third quarter,
"things were different as the
Bulldogs outscored the Eagles
21 to 5. Edward Best was
never again a serious threat.
James Horton was high
man for Bunn and for the
game with 21 points. He was
followed by Wayne Horton s
16 points and 9 rebounds,
and by Glenn Cone's 14
points and 10 rebounds.
McCray Thome and John
Wheless played a fine defen
sive game with McCray get
ting 9 rebounds and John led
in assists.
Johnny King was high for
the Eagles with 15 points.
The Bunn girls eased to
their 6th win of the season
behind April Chamblee's fine
offensive and defensive play
and a good all-around team
effort. The winner of the
game was never in doubt, as
Bunn began substituting in
the 3rd quarter.
April Chamblee and Jean
Hagwood tied for high with
12 points each. Marsha Win
stead and Esther Bowden
contributed 8 and 7 points
respectively. Bunn's record
now stands at 6-0.
Boys score by quarters:
Bunn 15 18 211165
Edward Best 17 10 5 12 44
Bunn: W. Horton 16, Cone
14, J. Horton 21, Strickland
4, Wheless 7, Thorne 3. Ed
ward Best: King 15, Floyd,
Wheeler 6, Medlin 1, Gupton
9, May 6, J. Gupton 2, John
ston 5.
Girls score by quarters:
Bunn 13 10 12 10 45
Edward Best 5 3 6 11 25
Bunn: Chamblee 12, Hag
wood 12, Winstead 8, Bow
den 7, Crudup 4, Dunston 2,
Pearce, Walker, Cheves, L.
Winstead, Koenck, Bedding
field, Smith, Mann, Nichol
son, Greene. Edward Best:
Alston 13, House 5, Pearce 5,
Earp 2, Nash, Parrish, Dorsey.
Word Picture
Student in Art Class:
"That, sir, is a cow grazing."
Puzzled Art Teacher: "In
deed? Where Is the grass?"
Student: "The cow has
eaten It."
Art Teacher: "But where
is the cow."
Student: "You dont think
she's silly enough to stay
there after she's eaten all the
grass, do you?"
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Few Surprises In C-TH Conference
The first full week of kc
tion held few surprises. Co
favorites, Ferrum and Louis
burg both jumped off to im
pressive starts. Louisburg is
40 after four starts with a
97.3 scoring average, while
Ferrum has been mass-pro
ducing points at .104 per
game on their way to three
straight victories.
Jesse Preddy carried a hot
hand in Southwood's win
over Methodist Junior vari
sity. The sharp shooter hit 16
shots for 17 attempts from
the floor to lead all scorers
with a 32 point game.
November 17 ? "
Mt. Olive sails past Wayne
Community College
Mt. Olive 92-Wayne 72
Halftime Mt. Olive 29; W 21
Mt. Olive: Williams 13, Ar
rington 18, Frye 15, Righe
12. Wayne: White 14, King
13, Melvin 13.
Ferrum pounds Bluefield if(
opener.
Ferrum 117-Bluefield 56
Halftime (F) 59; (B) 33
Ferrum: Robinson 21, Hill
20, Gordon 20, Orsini 16.
Bluefield: Arnold 14, Turner
12, Cardwell 10, Dunckon
10
Cage Schedule
Friday
Holiday Tournament
Louisburg College
Saturday
Holiday Tournament
Louisburg College
Tuesday
Ed Best at Wakelon
Epsom at Oxford Orp.
Gold Sand at Franklinton
Cardinal G. at Louisburg
Apex at Youngsville
Rebounds: Robbinson (F)
16
Southwood wins over Metho
dist Junior Varsity
Southwood 93-Methodist 83
Halftkne (S) 49; (M) 41
Southwood: Preddy 32,
Bradshaw 23, Wilder IS. Me
thodist: Wate 23, Thomspon
18
Rebounds: Dutton (S) 11,
Tucker (S) 11
November 19
Louisburg routs Albemarle
Half-time 49 (L); (A) 22
Louisburg: Bowden 21,
Davis 17, Frazier 15, Paschall
14. Albemarle: John 18, Gray
15.
Rebounds: Davis (L) 12
November 21
Ferrum pops Southwood
Fen-urn 95; Southwood 67
Ferrum: Hill 33, Woods
15, Orsini 11, Fulk 10.
Southwood: Preddy 15, Brad
shaw 12, Justice 10.
November 22
Louisburg 98; Southwood 63
Louisburg: Paschall 32,
Davis 20; Southwood: Tucker
31, Bus 11.
Ferrum downs Mt. Olive
Ferrum 100; Mt. Olive 82
Ferrum: Puckett 28, Ro
binson 27, Woods 20; Mt.
OHVe: Arlington 24, Frye 21,
Williams IS
Rock Hauls
Bill Garrett, left, and Boyd Merritt, right, hold three large
rockfish, caught by Garrett and Merritt's son-in-law, Franklin
ton Police office Jackie Stroud, at Kerr Lake Tuesday
afternoon. The fish weighed 14, 15 and just under 17 pounds
each. They were caught by trolling with rebel lures. Garrett
also caught three last week that tipped the scales at 13, 14,
and 16 pounds. Photo courtesy T. H. Pearce.
Wiley Barham of Bickett Blvd. here Is shown aDove wun a
catch of 119 rockfish landed Sunday and Monday at Mann's
Harbor and Albemarle Sound. Barham, using his own boat and
assisted by a young friend, says he didn't weigh the catch but
picture above shows the size of the haul.
Photo courtesy of T. H. Pearce.
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