Blazers Broke Even Last Weekend
It was one win and one loss over
the weekend for Hoke County's
own semi-pro baseball team.
Last Saturday the Blazers
(powered their way over Lillington,
12-5, playing at Lillington, to keep
their winning streak alive.
Then Sunday afternoon, the
Lumber Bridge All-Stars outdid
our boys in a squeaker, 10 to 9. at
Lumber Bridge. The Blazers con
tinue to hold on to a firm first-place
lead in the tri-county league,
however.
In Saturday's play, the Blazers
quickly jumped out front with six
runs before the Lillington squad
got on the board. Then the Blazers
teamed up for scores in the sixth,
eighth and ninth innings to cement
their 12-5 victory. A late rally for 4
runs by Lillington in the ninth
Miss Horsley Wins In
nNC-SC Junior Olympics
On Saturday, Icesonnia Horsley
and several of her teammates
participated in the 1982 AAU/USA
Junior Olympics North Carolina/
South Carolina State Champion
ships Track and Field Meet held at
Francis Marion College in Flor
ence. S.C.
| Competing in four events,
Icesonnia won four gold medals.
She captured first places in the
long-jump with a jump of 1S*1 1
the 100-meter dash with a time of
11.7 seconds, which tied with the
1982 national record set by Carla
McLaughlin in the youth division;
the 400-meter run with a time of
64.49 seconds; and the 4x100
meter relay, for which she ran
?anchor leg, with a team time of
%6.40.
Her participation in this meet
with outstanding performance
qualified her to participate in the
1982 AAU/USA Junior Olympics
Southern Regional III Champion
ships to be held in Birmingham,
Ala.
On June 5 of last week she
entered competitions in the 1982
TAC/USA Junior Olympic North
Carolina Triangle Sectionals which
were held at NCSU in Raleigh
winning first place ribbons in the
long-jump - distance 4.60 meters;
the 100 meter dash - time 12.5
seconds; 4x100 meter relay - time
52.68 seconds; and she placed
second in the 400 meter run - time
61 .73 seconds.
Miss Horsley plans to enter the
TAC/USA Junior Olympics North
Carolina Championships June 18
19 to be held at North Carolina
State University at Raleigh.
Junior Tennis Tourney
Opens June 25
The Hoke Junior Invitational Tennis Tournament will be held June 25-27
|n the McLauchlin Tennis Courts in Raeford, sponsored by the Hoke
nTennis Association.
, The tournament director is Steve Phillips, and the tournament chairman
is Robert Calhoun.
Entries must be received by Monday, June 21 , with full entry tees (S5 tor
singles, S8 for doubles) accompanying entry blanks. The applications must
be mailed to Hoke Tennis Association, P.O. Box 898. Raeford. N.C.
28376.
More information is available from Phillips (telephone 875-4171 after 5
p.m.) and Betty Smith ('phone 875-8161).
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I The National Association for the
Southern Poor (The Assembly) will
]V A TV* lVI?int hold its monthly meeting June 22 at
to iueei 7;30 ? m in Fast Freedom
Masonic Hall.
The public is asked to attend.
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ended the effort.
Alan Morrison provided the
punch for the Blazers in this one,
going 4 for 6 with the doubles.
Bruce Cobb, a member of this
year's Hoke High Bucks' baseball
squad, just became eligible to join
the Blazers and hit 2 for 5 for the
day. Tim Clark banged the big one
with a solo homer. Raschad Rah
maan pitched a nice seven hitter
and fanned 9.
Playing Lumber Bridge for the
third time this season, the Blazers
struck for five runs in the second
inning, only to see the All-Stars
come back with four in the bottom
of the inning. The Blazers went for
three more scores in the third to
take the lead again, but the
All-Stars tied it up at 8 apiece in
their half of the fifth and went
ahead to stay with two more in the
sixth. The Blazers tallied one more
trip to the plate in the eighth where
it all ended.
Alan Morrison brought his bat to
play in this game, too, duplicating
Saturday's performance with an
other day of 4 hits in 6 at-bats,
including a double. Mike Nieves
had 3 for 6 and Stanley Cummings
2 for 4. They each had a double to
their credit also. Both teams had 13
hits for the afternoon.
Pitching for the Blazers in this
action were starter K. Carpenter,
C. Blake and Rahmaan.
Look for the Blazers at home this
Saturday, June 19, at 3 p.m. at the
high school field, playing St. Pauls.
On Sunday afternoon they'll be
at Eureka Springs.
Be on hand at Saturday's game
for some fine baseball.
Admission is $1.50.
Gilchrist Graduates
Thomas Curtis Gilchrist. Jr.. sop
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilchrist.
Sr.. Raeford. was among the 138
members of the first class of the
From N.C. School
North Carolina School of Science
and Mathematics to graduate.
The commencement was held
June 12. The speakers were Gov.
James B. Hunt. Jr.. and Dr. Levu>
Branscomb, chief scientist and vice
president of IBM.
Gilchrist has received an ap
pointment to the U.S. Acadcmv
at West Point.
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THE RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
WE HAVE MUCH MORE TO ACHIEVE
VOTE FOR 26 YEARS IN HOKE COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT
RE-ELECT
Sheriff David M. Barrington
ON JUNE 29TH, 1982
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