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Regional
jj* RED OAK ? Lucama push- am
y. ed across four runs Monday hi
|?r in the bottom of the sixth to j
| eliminate Norlina from Class |a
S: ' A Regional Baseball action w,
p ;% | with a 7-5 victory. j se
Norlina had swept aside all, ne
IJ namax tvarren c om p e t i-: th.
tion with a 10-0 record, whippGaston
5-1 for the area j Le
< K crown and then defeated ^
Helena for the District title an
The Blue Wave then won Th
their first game with Lucama th.
but hit that unlucky number th<
i 13 in wins and from that
point lost their next two sol
games. sir
This was Norlina's third by
oudigm year in slate DaseDall an
S| play-offs.
Sf Jim Barnes whipped the on
jBft Blue Wave but gave up nine f?r
ifiji' hits while the losing pitcher, J?1
'?fr Frank Perkinson, gave up but t'b
Jag. seven. sin
$ Bobby Jones led the Nor- so'
V.j / lina offense with three for NC
I'I' four, hitting a single, double LU1
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d triple with two RBI's to '
5 rose.
Jack Rose with a triple and;
single led Lucama to the
n which puts them into a .
ries with the District 1 win-|
r for the right to play in ,
e Eastern finals. I,
The big frame came for!
icama when Perkinson walka
batter, gave up a single ,
d then struck out a man.
le next man singled to load
e bases just as rain stopped
e game for 10 minutes.
When play resumed, Perkin-'
a walked in a run. Rose
iglcd in two and an error
Larry Stegall allowed
other to cross the plate.
Jones tripled with two men
in the fifth scoring twoj
Norlina and in the fourth
nes doubled followed bv
arles Mulchi's double and a
,gle by Weaver and Perkin-'
i for two runs.
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Norlina Junior PI
Win 0?er Warren
The Norlina Ruritan's juri
ior baseball teams took a dou
ble win over Warren Plainj
In- games played on Saturda;
afternoon.
The IJttle Leaguers score<
an easy 12 to 2 victory foi
their third straight triumph
while the Pony League tean
won 6 to 3 to go ahead in th<
series two games to one.
Little League Game
Warren Plains opened th?
scoring with two runs in th<
First inning, but had its leac
auickly released in the hom?
Half when Norlina scorec
hree times to go ahead foi
mod.
John Moody pitched foi
Morlina, allowing two hits, b>
irst baseman Drake and sec
>nd baseman Overbv. Neither
igured in the scoring. The
ame was called at the end of
he fourth inning due to the
lifference in the score
Bill Robinson had a third
nning double to drive in two
uns for the only extra base
rit Others hitting safely for
Jorlina were Charles Draffin.
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i- Robert Brantley, John Moody, r
- j Sydney King. Travis Floyd, e
5 j and Raymond Vaughan. j
f1 Rivers and Overby pitched s
I for Warren Plains and Stegall ^
\ caught. Brantley caught for c
r j Norlina.
Pony League a
il Andrew Hundley allowed g
?j Warren Plains only one hit tl
; while striking out 12 in pitch- a
; ing his team to a 6 to 3 vie- s
?i tory. He and Frank Weaver ^
jihad two hits each to lead w
[' Norlina at bat. j tj
?I Warren Plains went ahead; r(
I in the third innintr when -
Drake drew one of four walks j jr
given up by Hundley, stole |
second and was driven home. j
by Bartholomew's single to S(
right center. Bartholomew,
scored on one of two errors by I ol
the Norlina defense.
Billy Benson, pitching for gl
Warren Plains, was in trouble! n<
in the first, second and fourth; b;
_ innings, but kept home plate j al
well guarded. allowing two fi
homeless hits over that distance.
but Norlina found his P!
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Charles Hayes opened wit
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atcher. Mayfield scoring.
Robert Carroll drove Lyncl
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B Competing in the eighteen
hole match against a field ol
1 thirty-three ladies from Rox
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' ? South Boston and Wake ForI
jest, the Warrenton ladies
?j were successful in winning
II seven prizes.
11 Mrs Ida Taylor, winner of
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' ( Mrs. Helen Banzet shot a 90
| to win the low gross honors
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- nine hole match, shot a 67
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'Newell Resigns
Work At Aycock
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HENDERSON - - John H. sa|
i Newell, who has been princi- jj0
i pal of Aycock high school the
I past two years, has resigned
i effective June 14 and will re-;jn
| tire from school work, Supt.
j J. C. Stabler announced today, j
Nawell. a native of Warren j gr;
j County, has spent thirty years ne
as teacher a'nd principal in pub- sh,
| lie schools of North Carolina. p|;
} He came to Aycock two years 1 po
| ago from Aurelian Springs
'school in Halifax countv.! :
where he had been principal Th
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IP Has Hrtnn a anrui inh unH -T
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The retiring principal is
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fe will live there in retiresnt
near the home of her
rents, Mr. and Mrs. David
ilson.
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