} In Regular Season Standings
Hoke Girls No. 2, Boys Tie For Noi 3
? Hoke High's varsity boys and
girls ended their regular basketball
seasons Friday with losses to the
Lumberton squads.
The Hoke boys were defeated
6b-b2. and the girls lost 49-48. The
games were played at Luntberton.
The results left the Hoke girls in
second place in the Southeastern
4-A Conference standings with a
4-3 league mark and 14-6 over-all
for the season. They finished
behind Terrv San ford 11-1 and
21-2.
The Hoke boys finished in a
three- way tie tor third place in the
conference standings. -5 and 10
10. with Lumberton and Scotland.
which joined the trio by edging
Terry Santord bJ-62-Friday. The
loss put Terry Santord in a tie tor
first with E.E. Smith.
Scotland won the No. 3 and
Hoke the No. 4 tournament seed
ing decided by flipping a coin
Saturday.
Hoke and Scotland won the
hosts' roles. Hoke entertained
Lumberton. No. 5. and Scotland
had Pinecrest. No. 6. for its guest
Tuesday night.
In Friday night's game. Lumber
ton's Ed Richardson scored 18
points and jjot eight rebounds,
leading the Pirates.
Smith Edges Bucks; Hoke Girls Win
I;
HokiCounty High School's boys
varsitySost but Hoke's girls won
their gtmes February lb with F..E.
Smith ?kthe Hoke court.
Thdpisitors downed the Bucks
after the Hoke girls won
57.J&
Ttto loss put the Hoke boys'
over- aH record at KM- and the
conference mark at "M. the same
as Smith's.
Fleming scored 2" points tor
Smith in the boys' game, the
highest individual total of the
contest. Greg Hollingsworth was
high for Hoke with 18.
In the girls' game. Sabrina
Barnes of Hoke led the individual
scorers with 2b. Maynor with 7 was
the losers' best scorer.
The summaries:
BOYS
Smith -- Fleming 2*". Mitchell
2"?. Brickley 4. Coston 4. Bullock 2.
Hoke - Hollingsworth 18. Moore
8. F. McLean 11. Blue II. McRae
6.
Smith 15 7 18 19 = 59
Hoke 10 18 12 16 = 56
GIRLS
Smith -- Dilday 5. Williams 6.
Malone 5. C. Williams 4. Maynor
7. Girouard 2. Brings 6.
Smith
Hoke
4 3 4 24 = 35
9 5 22 21 = 57
Liniment League Results
February 15 ?? Kt Baptist 42.
Presbyterian 3b.
1st Baptist: W.K. Morgan 22. D.
Nye 12. T. Williams 2. S. Sampson
2. P. Johnson 2, and G. Langdon 2.
Presbyterian: J. McPhaul 15.
J.K. McNeill ft, C. Parsons 5. D.
Wood 4. and J. Plummer ft.
AME Zion 51. Raet'ord Metho
dist 43.
AME Zion: R. McLaughlin I".
S. McAllister 1ft. G. McKov 8. O.
Ham ft. and B. Wike 2.
Raeford Methodist: J. Bryan 18.
R. White 9. R. Calhoun 8. T.
Houston 4. and C. Bond 4.
Standings
W L
1 . AME Zion 4 I
2. 1st Baptist A I
3. Raet'ord Methodist 2 3
4. Presbyterian 0 5
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Varsity Starts March 9
JVs To Open Hoke
Baseball Season
The Hoke High baseball season
will open Tuesday with the Junior
Varsity playing Scotland County on
the Hoke diamond at 3:30 p.m.
The varsity will open its slate
March 9 with a game with Red
Springs at Red Springs.
The JVs will play Pinecrest at
Hoke, and on March 9. Union
Pines, at Hoke.
The teams have been practicing
since February 1 for the season's
opening. The JV team is composed
ol freshmen and sophomores and
will play a 20-ganie schedule.
Juniors and seniors make up the
varsity squad and also have a
20-game schedule, in addition to
three games April 14. 15 and lb in
the Lumberton Easter Tournu
ment.
Admission to Hoke home games
is tree of charge.
The varsity schedule after March
9 not including the Lumberton
tournament:
March 12 -- St. Pauls at home:
1.1 Fairmont at home; lb ?? Red
Springs at home: 19 ?? Pembroke at
Pembroke; 23 ?? Reid Ross at
home: 2 1> -- Pinecrest at Pinecrest:
2" -- Fairmont at Fairmont; 30 ?*
Pembroke at home.
April h -? Lumberton at home:
and 9 ?- Terry San lord at Raeford:
20 ?? Scotland Count) at Laurin
burg: 23 -? Reid Ross at Reid Ross;
2" -- Pinecrest at home: 30 -- St.
Pauls at St. Pauls.
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The JV schedule after March 9:
March 12 -- at Prospect; 18 ?* at
Union Pines: 19 -- Prospect at
home; 23 -- at Lee County; 26 ?
Richmond County at home; 31 ?
Lumberton at home.
April 2 -- Pinecrcst at home; 5 ??
at St. Pauls; 8 -- Bowman at home;
20-- Scotland at home; 23 ?? Lee at
home: 27 -- at Richmond; 30 -? at
Lumberton.
May 3 -- at Pinecrcst; 7 St.
Pauls at home: 1 1 ?? at Bowman;
and 14 -? at Scotland.
Ladies'
Volleyball
League
Hoke County Parks and Recrea
tion Commission Ladies' Volleyball
league opened action with the
Potted Plants edging past the
Young & Restless 9-15, 15-6, and
15-13.
Debbie Halstead and Sharon
Blue picked up 22 points for the
Potted Plants. Caroline Headen
and Shirley Rush sparked the
spunky Young and Restless team.
Also at 7:15. another three game
battle matched Nixon's Misfits and
Michael's 13-15. 15-7 and 15-7.
Jeanette Townsend set the pace for
Michael's while Nixon's Misfits
were guided by Diane Stec.
Competition continued as the
Debatables downed the Hide
Aways 15-5 and 15-7. Susan Hou
ston accumulated 12 serving points
for the Debatables. The Hide
Aways were led by Barbara Lippard
and Cynthia Johnson.
The final match went to the
Aggressors as they defeated the
Young A Restless 15-4 and 15-0.
Mary Adams served 1 7 points to set
the Aggressors. Ralene McCall put
forth an excellent effort for the
Young & Restless.
Standings
W L
The Aggressors 4 0
Debatables 2 1
Michael's 2 1
The Hide- Aw ays 2 I
Potted Plants I 2
Nixon's Misfits I 3
Young & Restless 0 4
Schedule for March 1
7:15 Nixon's Misfits vs Debat
ables.
7:15 Potted Plants vs Michael's
8:00 Potted Plants vs The Hide
Aways
8:00 Michael's vs Young &
Restless
8:45 The 'Aggressors vs The
Hide- Aways
Hunt Wins
Columbia
Race
Paul Hunt. Hoke High cn?ss
country and track runner, won lirst
place over-all in the second annual
Boys Club/ Optimist Roud Race
held Saturday in Columbia. S.C.
The event was sponsored by the
Optimist Clubs of Columbia for the
Ivnctil of the Boys' Clubs of
Greater Columbia.
Hunt also placed first in the
lf>-19 age division with a time of
15:48 for the 5 km in (3.1 mile)
race. There were 236 registered
runners for the event.
Hunt and other members of the
IEA Road Runners will compete
Jfyvw pnzc;
i.cunte contest'
:ycka with *>
WRjtfefcbon
i*i f?uty with
'Name The Team' Contest
In Final Week
The "Name the Team" contest being sponsored by the Hoke
County SemiPro Baseball Association is in its last week of
accepting entries suggesting a name for the team.
Boxes and cans have been placed in several stores in town and
out in the county to receive entries. Entries also may be mailed to
P.O. Box 550. Raeford. They must be mailed or otherwise filed
before Monday.
The winner will be awarded a S25 U.S. Savings Bond and a
season pass to all home games. The selection will be made by the
members of the association's board.
The entry form follows:
The Hoke County
Yo*r name
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