Hoke Men's
Softball Schedule
?1 < All Stars Peter Maynor 4755
Ephesus A's Ronnie Davis 5253 and Ronald Home 3980
3. Gentry's Tire Sandy Mansfield 4846
4. Hard & Heavy Dennis Bethea 5822 and Calvin Singletary 3045
5. Hollingsworth Barbers Dwight Crawford 424-7735
6. Jones Intertable Harrison Daniels 5033
7. 76ers James Carpenter 5301
May 4 May 6 May 11 Ma> 13 May 18 May 20 May 25
7:00 1-6 4-2 2-7 5-3 3-1 6-4 7:30 7-5
8:00 2-5 5-1 3-6 6-2 4-7 7-3 8:30 1-4
9:00 3-4 6-7 4-5 7-1 5-6 1-2 9:30 2-3
P May 27 June 1 June 3 June 8 June 10 June IS June 17
7:30 5-7 6-1 1-3 3-5 7-2 2-4 4-6
8:30 3-2 4-3 6-5 1-7 5-4 7-6 2-1
9:30 4-1 5-2 7-4 2-6 6-3 1-5 3-7
June 22 June 24 June 29 July 1 July 6 July 8 July 13
7:30 2-3 3-4 5-6 7-1 4-5 6-7 1-2
8:30 1-4 2-5 4-7 6-2 3-6 5-1 7-3
9:30 7-5 1-6 3-1 5-3 2-7 4-2 6-4
1 . The team listed first will be the home team and will occupy the dugout
along the third base line.
2. Lineup must be turned in to plate umpire at the pre-game meeting. Pre
game meeting will be held 5 minutes before game time.
W 3. The team that wins the most games during the regular season will be
declared the regular season champions. In case of a tie between:
A. Two teams - the team that won the most games between the two will be
the winner.
B. Three or more teams - the team with the best defensive average. Best
defensive is found by adding all the runs scored against all other teams.
4. Pairing will be established by the comparison of the best overall
record. In case of a tie or ties for best overall record, the formula in No. 3
will be used for the entire season.
5. A double elimination Tournament will start July 15. The winner of the
Regular Season will receive the 1st place bye. All other pairings will be
pletermined by overall standings for the entire season.
6. Awards to be given are: Regular Season Champs, Regular Season
Runner-ups, Tournament Champs and Tournament Runner-ups.
7. Remember Coaches: your complete rosters are due after the 3rd game
of the regular season.
Hoke Tennis
? Ladder Competition
May 7 - September 30. 1982
MEN
"A"
1 . Chess Hayes. 2. Steve Phillips.
3. Cecil Bond, 4. Barry McFar
land. 5. Larry Beasley, 6. Robert
Calhoun, 7. Benny McLeod, 8.
0Chuck Davis. 9. W.K. Morgan. 10.
Banks Wannamaker
"B"
1. Tex Deaton, 2. Terry Hous
ton. 3. Jimmy James. 4. Ray Allen,
5. Julian Johnson
"AM
1. Marilyn Semones. 2. Carol
Holland. 3. Susan Phillips. 4. Mar)'
James, 5. JoAnn Simpson, 6. Sue
ADavis, 7. Betty Morgan, 8. Joy
^Jpchurch
"B"
1. Mary Stone, 2. Connie David
son, 3. Mary Deaton, 4. Sarah
Jeffries Calhoun, 5. Nancy Hodges.
6. Susan Houston. 7. Lawanna
Hayes, 8. Margaret Johnson, 9.
Shirley Gibson
^ JUNIOR
? 14 and Under
1. Melynee Morgan. 2. Bill
Upchurch, 3. Scott Houston. 4.
William Carter. 5. Wendy Simp
son, 6. Stephanie Holland. 7. Jeff
Semones. 8. Chris Phillips. 9.
Nelson James.
18 and Under
1. Barry Bond. 2. Todd Sumner,
3. David Deaton. 4. David Dalton,
^ . Mark Morgan, b. David Smith.
Rules and regulations:
1 . Ladder competition may begin
on Friday. May 7, and will end on
September 30, 1982. Trophies will
be awarded at the club Champion
ship Tournament to be held in
October to the winner in each
ladder.
2. One can challenge two posi
tions ahead if there are ten or less
participants in the ladder. If there
are greater than ten participants,
three positions ahead.
3. Winners are responsible for
reporting position changes to the
Parks and Recreation Department
(875-5603). Current standing &. -will
be listed weekly in The News-Jour
nal and at the McLauchlin Park
Tennis Courts.
4. Matches will consist of 2 out of
3 sets with the 12-point tiebreaker
to be used at 6-6. USTA rules and
regulations will be observed.
5. "B" ladder participants may
request at any time to advance to
the "A" ladder.
6. Any Association member who
would like to join ladder competi
tion may request to have his name
added to the ladder of their choice.
7. Upon accepting a challenge,
one has three days to play tne
match. If a person is unable to
accept a challenge match within a
seven-day period, he or she must
relinquish h*is or her position to the
first challenger.
8. No other challenge can be
made or accepted prior to comple
tion of a match.
9. For any questions concerning
rules and regulations or ladder
procedures, contact Robert Cal
houn, ladder chairman, or Steve
Phillips, president.
Presson Files For Congress
Jake Presson of Salisbury be
came the 1st candidate to file
papers in Raleigh for the 8th
ipistrict congressional seat.
Presson is a Republican who
announced his intentions last fall to
enter the race.
God May Have Created
Mothers Second, But. . .
You Are First With Us
Hmve A Good Day
Mom
iKtc^ael'a of RAEFORD
Main St. Racford
In District Court
DUI, Helmet,
License Charges Heard
The following Hoke County Dis
trict Court judgments were issued
Thursday.
Lennis Jacobs, Rt. 1, Box 661.
Red Springs, operating a motorcy
cle without wearing a safety helmet,
no operator's license, and unregis
tered vehicle, 30 days, to be served
on 10 consecutive weekends.
Matthew Sanders. 1581 McBride
Lake Rd., Raeford, driving under
the influence, pleaded not guilty,
found guilty, six months suspended
for two years, probation for two
years, $300 and costs, not drive
until properly licensed, spend the
next four weekends in jail, and
attend the Alcohol and Drug
Education School, and cooperate
with the probation officer in regard
to any drug rehabilitation program
he deems appropriate.
Dallas Hunt, Box 963, Raeford,
simple assault, found not guilty.
Eugene Harris, Rt. 2. Box 507,
Raeford. driving while license re
voked. third offense, voluntary
dismissal by the prosecutor.
Julian West King, 213 E. Central
Ave., Raeford, exceeding a safe
speed, prayer for judgment con
tinued, costs.
Cynthia Anne Murchison, 106
Bethel Rd., Raeford. speeding 65
in a 35 zone, $10 and costs.
Lee Roy Fergerson, Jr., 165 W.
Fourth Ave., Red Springs, driving
under the influence, pleaded not
guilty, found not guilty, found
guilty of careless and reckless
driving after drinking, six months
suspended for one year, $100 and
costs, and attend the Alcohol and
Drug Education School.
Miranda Melvin Cox, Fayette
ville. speeding 67 in a 55 zone,
prayer for judgment continued,
costs.
Johnny McRae, Box 1081. Rae
ford. driving under the influence,
pleaded not guilty, found not
guilty, found guilty of careless and
reckless driving after drinking, six
months suspended for one year,
$100 and costs, and attend the
Alcohol and Drug Education
School.
Donald D. Ransom. Rt. 2. Box
63. Clarkton, driving under the
influence, six months suspended
for one year. $250 and costs,
surrender license and not drive till
properly licensed, and attend the
Alcohol and Drug Education
School .
Larry Chavis, Rt. 1, Red
Springs, larceny, voluntary dis
missal: witness didn't appear.
Henry Legrande, Oakdale Gin
area, Raeford, assault on a female,
voluntary dismissal: witness didn't
appear.
Steve Legrande, Rt. 2, Raeford,
injury to real property, voluntary
dismissal: request of prosecuting
witness.
Valerie Jones, Box 473, Raeford,
obtaining property with a worthless
check, voluntary dismissal; pro
perty returned, dismissal requested
by prosecuting witness.
Friday's judgments follow.
Leverne Bratcher, Rt. 4, Box 32,
Raeford, assault on a female,
prayer for judgment continued,
costs.
Susan Home, Raeford, posses
sion of hashish, six months sus
pended for two years, probation for
two years, SI 00 and costs, and
cooperate with the probation of
ficer in regard to any drug treat
ment with rehabilitation that may
be indicated.
Larry Lide, Rt. 3, Box 349 F,
Raeford, assault on a female, 18 to
24 months, suspended for three
years, probation for three years,
$250 restitution for the prosecuting
witness, and costs, and complete
high school education and co
operate with the probation officer
in regard to any further education
the probation officer deems proper.
Haynes David Locklear, Box
656, Pembroke, driving under the
influence, pleaded not guilty,
found not guilty, found guilty of
careless and reckless driving after
drinking; possession of marijuana
pleaded not guilty, found guilty;
and possession of drug parapher
nalia (Five smoking devices),
pleaded not guilty found guilty --
cases consolidated tor judgment:
six months suspended for one year.
$100 and costs, and attend the
Drug and Alcohol Education
School .
Dennis McLeod, Wrights Mobile
Home Park. Raeford. assault on a
female, 18 to 24 months suspended
for three years, probation for three
years, S250 restitution for the
prosecuting witness, and costs, and
not assault, molest, harrass or in
any way communicate with the
prosecuting witness for three years,
and cooperate with the probation
officer in attempting to obtain his
high school equivalency.
Richard Monroe, McCain, non
support. 30 days suspended tor five
years, pay $140 per month for
support of minor children, and
costs.
Cleveland Tew. Rt. 1. Raeford,
assault inflicting serious injury, 18
to 24 months suspended for three
years, probation for three years.
$250 restitution for the prosecuting
witness, and costs, and not assault,
molest, harrass, or in any wa\
communicate with the prosecuting
witness for three years, and com
plete his high school education and
cooperate with the probation of
ficer in regard to any further
education which might be in
dicated.
CHAMPION TUGGERS - These children won the Tug-O -War
championship of the Scurlock School Kindergarten Field Day last week.
They are in Mrs. Yulla Purcell's class. Their teacher is shown at left holding
the championship flag, and the teacher 's aide of the class. Mrs. Jessie
Hubbard, is at right. [ Staff photo. ]
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