IXANSVILLE, N. C. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1361
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..aJtetball success really
t s coming week, iii ' the Duplin
t liitT basketball conference with
a 1 teams in action; Jn the DOC,
fuchJandt cornea . to , Chinquapin,
K'jrth Duplin travels to Deep Run.
Jumci Kenan will be at B. ;F.
Grady,' and tTr A st
I Coach -Jack Carr't Indian boys
frorti Chinquapin- led by Gerald
Batls and James Padrtck stopped
frenderloa 54-34 in their season ope
ner; Satti had 18 and Padrick 18.
In their second outing Topsail Hi;;h
clipped the Indians 66-53. Scotiie
Halso, a Junior forward, led Carr's
tdnt with 13 points. They travel to
Topsail .Wednesday of this week in
a return ' game 6y the way , ali
thinquapini games will be played
either oh Tuesday or Friday nights
$orhf schools have Saturday ni :ht
2 allies . .';'- ie belieye Beulaville plays
oiee, games on week end nights.
",Th4 Chlng,UapJs boys under Catr
eoihplle4 n . over all 10-13 record j Oakley. Robert. Smith, Robert Cai
jast 'ieasojv They , lost Ray JoneaJ son,! Buddy Pope, and Jce Allen
begins tzard. Dianne Sumner, Mary Mil
ler, Irene Albertson, Marilyn Den
ny, Kate Jones,Kay, Smith, and
Brenda Lanier.;1 4 , '-
.Anyway you look at it; the story
seems to .be just about the same ...
B'ville all the -way. Of course this is
a real tought conference : and. ; the
boys may have a real hard way to
go before they come up in Febru
ary. James Kenan has the height.
North Duplin will ran you to- death,
and that' goes for Grady and Chin-,
cjuapia as. welti-as JL-, . .. .-jl. Jsx-ij..
Up at James Kenan, Coach. Bill
Helton will start jive boys above S'x
feet which will bo;; the tallest team
in the -County conference! s Gone
from thai. Tigers, are Colin Quinn,
Charles Lockamy and Hubert Mer-
mitt. If the Kenan hoys plan to im
prove their 4-9 record of a year a?o
it will rest squarely on the shoul
ders of Johnny Pat Harmon, Neal
T"f--ht mith. Le West. Wooiy
make Up the front line for the Rebs
On the back line for thei4orth Duo
lin, Donald Andrews, Woody Weeks
and Speck Byrd will carry the load.
Others up from the Jayvees are:
Gerald King John Charles Rouse,
end Doug Gyy,., At center, Roger
Mozingo, -and all conference two
years' ago,; will start and is by far
the most .outstanding Rcb at this
-stan of the game. ; -,' .
Of course as you know Coach Kal-
eel does not have the depth i some
schools have but .they make up for
it by running you clear out of the
gym. This year things seem to be
changing as Coach L. S. Guy has
been , working real - hard with the
jayvee team. As for the Rebel girls
hold the phone- 'til next week.
NORTH DUPLIN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 19G1-62
, (home games at Faison) -I ' vv
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; 1 Friday i
6 Tuesday
8 Friday
- 15 Friday '
20 Wednesday
' 6 Saturday
8 Tuesday
::K ia Friday ,
i-7r; w Friday
' . 7.23 Friday.
. e4 -'2 Friday ;
'iJ Friday
16 Friday
jSO Tuesday
' 28 Friday
Deep Run,
Brodgen.,-. b
James Kenan
Chinquapin ,
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Beulaville
Deep Run
Bf F, Grady
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James Kenan v , '
Chinquapin
B F.' Grady
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JAMES KENAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1S61-G2
R, C. Henderson. , Robert James
' luulet Futrsll, - Jessie David, , and
heir, nigh'., seorpr'; Carlton Ray nor
tdjinor iaveragei'.be.tter " than 17
loihu e game last season. The 1961
i,soasot will find, parr's team com
losed along with Bat S. Halso, and
Padrick? ; Jim Bruikley, Johnny
December
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B. F; -Gra-'y
Richlands
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; There
"Home
Edwards. Of Course Jimmy DlX'-n,
Allen Fountain. Dwight Kirby. Char
les OeLuca, and Benny Kissner will January
be around. The boys at Kenan are I January
determined that this year they are
going to win more tlm three coa-
i ference games.
As for the James Kenan girls.
i J- 1.1. tl MM! , . . 'I.
Lanier, ,iony nnaipy.. jeir lannen, uoacn Jimmy -Lanier Has everv
Jliruny MillBt .Billy .Chipps, Harold , thing under control and promises a
Laljir, plenn Huffman, Franklin much better season this year than
Browftj nd Tirn . Whaley. , i the 3-13 a year ago. Like all other
, As; for Coachj, Brinson's girls It ' coaches Jimmy must suffer the loss
" wul be about tlia saint! as the boys , by graduation. Coach Jim lost
.They lost their., putstandinn scoring
combination in' Marx Mobley and
AllgUfte; Woot(sn. Also gone by grad
uate will be Lyndia Nethercutt,
twelve pirls and .has only four re
turning lettermen. How he can im
prove a club with such heavy losses
is beyond reason.. .but then Coach
stjrjYui xnrwn, Alice anoiar, ana i iaiuer will come up with the an-
fa, Easter. Th Indian Ladies swers: The backbone of the Kenan
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8 North Duplin Home
U " '" . Open " ,' ;
15 - Rkhlands ' There 1
20 WaUace-Rose Hill Home
5 Beulaville There ;
9 . ' Open . i
12 Chinquapin. . Home I
16 . . , Open : . : j
19 B. F. Grady Home
23 Mt. Olive ' Home
26 Ntrth Duplin ' There
30 , Open
2 .Open
6 Open ';
9 Beulaville ' Home i
13 Wallace-Rose Hill Home
16 Chinquapin There !
23 Mt. Olive; There j
BEULAVILLE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1961-62
complied an overall 13 9 record last
sesson.-"-'- . ; -. ': r,'
f 'Brthson'l girl team wl.'l be madf
- bp from (he following lassies: Fay e
Lnlrr, jClaudette Jones, Themasine
fandsrsaa, Clara Mae Whalay, tyn-
l Cavvnaugh,' Iris Brown. Gloria
Ihnrtson, , MBry Brown, Annette
Ettton, vfiusan .' Thomas," Shwon
brown,, Bodnle Lanier, and Jamiun
afld,erson.' ..,-. ,
Over .In tha Beulaville basketball
famp' J.j.; the word success isf Just
hbout M' CttgMMthf' Bcstic an.l
tnid Dobson's teamrf"kiiow. E3ch
jrV ih)uhlly you would be on the
Eiumirg ld if you picked tha Pan
!r of iBeulaville Hu h. - ' V
r -Cofich BoWJe's toys lost only two
December
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January
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Lanier, A;in Brooks, Cynthia Kret-1 january ;
sch, Sarah Farmer, and Mary Dunn january
As we move a liife further north ' January
Coach Richard Kaleel stands with i i, ebrua'y
what -may be a real hard luck story-' February
next to Jimmy Lanier. Coach Kii- janun
leel lost ei-ht out of 12 of the star-1 jl
trs. Ruch stirs as Doug Kenedy, JaJ
Ken Avent, Pete Warren are now i ,-,,
r. .i i January
jiiat ajtiu-itiiii jr. j: ci uic live , . , x
years that Cbach P.lchard has been '
at the tieb school, ihey have won V7 CHINQUAPIN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1961-62
lassies will be Joyce 'Barnes, Sandy
More More More More More . .
Chestnutt, Virginia Sutton, Otetta
Johnson. Others who will be com
ing up from the junior varsity are:
Faye Lanier, Marty Davis, Sara
Wilson; Jean Cavenaugh, Peggy
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Chinquapin v.
Camp, LeJeune
B. F. Grady
James Kenan
North Duplin
Richlands
Dixon
North Duplin
Camp LeJeune
. Chinquapin
Union High
Richlands
B. F. Grady
Swansboro
James Kenan
Swansboro
Dixon
Union High
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JM f0rd; Tes, they - will J,s j -; As ' for the bovs, Coa?h iftUoel
fourd come tournament time next gaij; -i wiu be real happy if we
February,. Even with Larry Her j car, win nall ot our gam!..s-', I sy
ring, Danny Unler, Sloan Thigpen. , you D,tter fce ready or those Keb
amey Quinn, and Doug EJ wart's i eis no matter what you hear or
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December
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1aAr4 'Dalr (V.ie ,nn u.i'l Ka (V,. I .......
IT i o ' m i KinEs ( .Bobby and Glenn I. both j February
rosric wul bivp h' .Jealinr; syorcr i iprBpoft . laet v.-r ri iimi- 1 vK,.,or.,
vice. Along with Ronnie Oates. De- February
wey McCullen, and-Tommy Tucker j February
(lacc,h Jerry Simpson. Simpson,
twtf tim All East Central averag
cdfinore than 20 points per game
last season to lead all serine
tan with innson ftostu wi't ap
pend on Rusty "nvizard" Lanier.
Ralph ; '.Evans, ;Ricky Sim -son
( Ceorga - Kennpdv, Riicey Tho
'. hia; Jimmy Snyder, Harry Miller,
ftttavliA T nnina' .f .PU IPVl -r.
J uiiiuo , jauici , uuiutie iui 'jyfri,
Frl , Brown, and - KennetH Smith;
poach Bostic, stated sver9 (javs
9 that', "two of the brightest pro-
: tpecls for u this kflsom.wtM lo
. Sner nni Lanier ;.. rot Rusty.
; t Here It if :V the new tvist as B-s-Jic
ptit -..J nocli rvln Dobso wi'l
coach the 'rt f;- '
rniht say ;Dobson has got it made
that is' .as far as coachiug is i.-ou-
; earned Why' Wll. what vwiM be
yw firsts re-actlon If yon had just
taken over nm . th? i-"-', -
n game last season and ius lost
tm player by graduation. That's i
lust; what Irvlv fci. . ton.
j dont sre how' the BeulavilV Hrls
tan, even come c'-s to. 4 defeat.
The team wii r tV :nu hHi
eof Inw Rita Sumr-er vmnr "-
ael pprfpr Mim.?1 rp?1' 'or ffi
? lassl' last ifaron. A'ong with
tumner,- Addle "Oueen." Home ani j
Pat 6anderson w'l' '" -'
edge off all comers this season. Up '
t" tfw-rrher n4 o'-tV ur HnV j
will start Martha Sandlin.' Jo Ann i
Costic-and Sheila tanler. Other's j
who will find it hard t get into (
he tstartihg line-up will be; Ola j
ray ihipen, cnerly Hron, p-ne
Futrsl. Judy Andrews. Carolyn Biiz-.
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