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THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1960
THE PILiOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
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TEAM WINS DISTRICT II CHAMPIONSHIP
(Hemmer photo)
Moore County Little Tar Heel League All-Stars Are
Taking Part In State Playoffs at Sanford This Week
The Moore County Little Tar
Heel League All Stars have won
the Championship of District II,
defeating Bessemer City All Stars
and Gastonia All Stars in games
at Gastonia. They are playing in
State championships being held in
Sanford this week. Their first
game was with the Champions of
District VIII, from the Wilming
ton area, Wednesday night.
The All Stars team is made up
of boys from the Pinehurst. Cubs,
the Pinehurst Lions, Carthage Ro
tary and Carthage Car-Fab teams.
In the picture identification be
low, boys not indicated as from
Carthage are from Pinehurst:
L. to R., first row sitting:
Charles Currie, Wayne Staples,
Steve Horner, Ronnie Currie,
Tony Yearby, Bobby Hunt, Wes
Horiier of Carthage and Oscar
Eldridge of Carthage. L. to R. 2nd
row standing: Charles Sneed,
Wayne Frye of Carthage, Hubert
Michael, Coach George A. Short,
Jr., John Williamson, Donald Vest,
William Maness of Carthage and
Fred Beck, Jr., of Carthage.
L. to R. on the ground: Batboy
Dennis “The Menace” Black, Mas
cot George A. “Skipper” Short,
111 and Batboy Bryan Currie.
Eight teams are entered in the
Sanford playoffs: Fuquay, Jack
sonville, North Wilkesboro, Wil-
liamston, Greensboro, Wilming
ton, Moore County and Sanford
which is the defending champion.
Semi-finals will be played to
night (Thursday), with games at
6:30 and 9 p.m., and the finals at
8 p. m. Friday.
All games are at Dalrymple
Field. The tournament is being
sponsored by the Sanford Jaycees.
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Mrs. Monroe’s
Father Succumbs
Norman Gillis, 86, of Rocking
ham, father of Mrs. A. O. Monroe
of Manly, died Tuesday. Funeral
services were conducted Wednes
day aftp^riooh at the Cameronian
Presbyterian Church, Rocking
ham, with burial in Eastside
Cemetery.
Mrs. Monroe is one of four sur
viving daughters. Others are Mrs.
Joe Helton and Mrs. Jesse Taylor,
of Rockingham, and Mrs. E. W.
Snyder of Portsmouth, Va. Also
surviving are two sons. Charles
A. Gillis and Jim N. Gillis, both
of Rockingham.
Mrs. Maness of
Carthage Dies
Mrs. Herbert L. Maness, 68, of
Carthage, died Tuesday morning
in the Moore Memorial Hospi
tal after a long illness. She was
the former Alma Cagle.
She is survived by her hus
band and four sisters, Mrs. Car-
son Yow and Mrs. Charles Ben
nett, both of Carthage, Mrs. A. O.
Goodman of Raleigh and Mrs.
Emily Brown of Greensboro; and
one brother; John L. Cagle of San
ford.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 4 p. m. at the Car
thage Baptist Church, conducted
by the pastor, the Rev. C. N. Bix-
by and the Rev. W. S. Golden. In
terment followed in Cross Hill
Cemetery.
ARMED FORCES
Re'cruit Howard T. Medlin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Medlin
of Route 3, Carthage, has been as
signed to Company A, 9th Battal
ion, 2nd Training Regiment at
Fort Jackson, S. C. for eight
weeks of Basic Combat Training.
He enlisted in the Regular Army
at R,aleigh.
As a climax to this first phase
of training, he will march with
his battalion in a review before
the commanding general of Fort
Jackson.
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to repeat this offer—at the same tow ’
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