Sports
Bucks coaching staff is working on a new game plan for the rest of the
season this week. Here staff members Roger Edwards instructs players
On Invitation Of Japanese Company
Local Golfer Playing Japan Tourneys
Sally Austin, daughter of Jake
and Doris Austin of Raeford, is
playing in pro-am golf tournaments
throughout Japan at the invitation
of Mizuno Corp. of Japan.
The corporation owns and op
erates a chain of stores throughout
the country.
Miss Austin is among 10 mem
bers of the U.S. Women's Pro
fessional Golf Tournament tour
invited by the company to come to
Japan and play in two-member
teams each with a Japanese
amateur as a partner. Thirty
Japanese amateur golfers are play
ing in the tournaments.
The Americans were invited on
the basis of their golf records. Miss
AOstln '!? T97T U.S."Women's
amateur champion. Recently she
won a tournament in Florida and
placed second and third in two
other Florida tournaments and
second in a team match in Cali
fornia a few weeks before she left
September 19 from Los Angeles
for Japan.
Besides playing in the tourna
ments there she also was scheduled
to make promotional talks and
appearances and sales talks at
Mizuno stores and also to go on
sightseeing tours and visits to
Mizuno offices in various cities.
Her tournament schedule called
for her to play in tournaments in
Sappora on the island of Hokkaido
north of Japan's main island of
Honshu; and on Honshu at Tokyo,
Nagoya. Kana Awa. Fukuoka.
Kumamoto, Oita and Osaka. The
tour is to end October 9.
Miss Austin played on the Hoke
County High School golf team till
she graduated in 1973, then in her
freshman year helped get the
women's golf team of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
and played on it for four years, till
she graduated in 1977, with a
degree in commerce.
Miss Austin won the State
Women's Amateur crown the same
year.
Hunt To Lead 2,000
In Governor's Race
Governor James B. Hunt Jr. will
lead an estimated 2000 participants
in the fifth annual Governor's Run
tor Fun and Health to be held on
October 12 in Raleigh.
Designed to promote fitness for
all North Carolinians, the Gover
nor's Run is co-sponsored by the
Governor's Council on Physical
Fitness and Health and Blue Cross
and Blue Shield of North Carolina.
"The real stimulant is the par
ticipation. being there to run or
walk with lots of other people who
share your interest in physical
fitness and health," said Bob Boal,
chairman of the Governor's Coun
cil. who is an avid runner.
"The run is a great motivating
experience and it opens up a whole
new world." Boal said. "If we each
work to improve our own fitness
and lifestyle, the health of the state
as a whole will improve. I encour
age everyone to come to Raleigh
and run or w alk for good health on
October 12."
The Governor's Run will start at
5:15 p.m. at the corner of Jones
and Bloodworth streets. Following
a 1 Vi-mile course through the
city's historic Oakwood section, the
course proceeds down Jones Street,
across State Street and returns to
the starting point via Lane Street.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
North Carolina will give free com
memorative T-Shirts to the First
1.500 participants who pre-register
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by October 8. The T-shirts must be
picked up in the area adjacent to
the starting point between 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. on October 12.
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should be mailed to the Governor's
Council on Physical Fitness and
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2091. Raleigh. N.C. 27602. or
brought to Room 306 Bath Build
ing. Late registration will be open
until 4:30 p.m. on the day of the
run.
The Governor's Run is sanction
ed by the North Carolina Associ
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the U.S.A.. Inc.
Bucks Regrouping *
For Scotland Co.
The Hoke High Bucks are re
grouping and rethinking after last
Friday's loss to Teiry Sanford 33-0.
"We think that we have been
trying to accomplish some things
that we weren't physically able to
do," Coach Tom Jones said.
Following the Friday night shut
out, Buck coaches went through
the teams game plans and threw
out anything that was questionable,
Jones said.
"Now we are working with things
that we can do," he said.
The one and three Bucks are
going to have a hard task Friday
night as they face possibly their
toughest opponent of the season,
Scotland County.
"They have a solid defense and a
good offensive line," Jones said,
noting that the Scots remind him of
71st High School.
Jones was disappointed with the
Bucks performance against the
Terry Sanford Bulldogs.
The Hoke County team did not
play as well as they did the week
before against Richmond. Rich
mond has a far better club, the |
coach said.
"Our players are not going to
give up," he added.
Terry Sanford ended its season
long victory drought defeating the
Bucks 33-0 for its first victory of the
year in the conference opener for
both teams.
Junior tailback Kevin Moser
provided much of the firepower for j
the Bulldogs, rushing for 166 yards *
on 28 carries and one touchdown.
Moser ran for 123 yards in the first
half as the Bulldogs built a 21-0
lead.
The Bulldogs' final score of the
first half came when James Mc
Gougan made his first of two
interceptions off Hoke quarterback
John McDuffie and ran it in from
31 yards out. ?
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Bucks Coaches Tap
Jacobs, McNeill
The coaching staff of Hoke High
School has named David Jacobs as
Male Athlete of the Week and
Sharon McNeill as Female Athlete
of the Week for the week of
September 20-24.
Jacobs is a 6 foot, 150 pound
member of the freshman football
squad. David is offensive fullback
and doubles as a linebacker on
defense. David was nominated for
his play in the 25-16 win over
Hamlet last Thursday.
David scored two touchdowns for
his team. One offensively on a 10
yard run and another defensively
on a 31 yard run after recovery of a
fumble. He rushed for 65 yards on
offense. David also helped lead the
stingy Buck defense making 7
tackles.
David was very active in sports at
Upchurch the last two years.
He played both football and
basketball in the seventh and
eighth grades. He received the
David is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roman Jacobs of Rt. 2, Raeford.
Most Valuable Player award in
football for his outstanding play his
eighth grade year.
. David's plans for the future are
still very tentative, but he says he
thinks he would like to attend
Carolina and major in Physical
Education with a view toward
teaching and coaching.
The Female Athlete of the Week
award goes to Sharon McNeill, a
six foot tall member of the girl's
volleyball team.
Sharon was nominated for her
outstanding play in last week's
match against Terry Sanford.
Sharon was responsible for 10
spikes either scoring or causing the
opponents to loss serve. Coach
Melissa McGougan is very opti
mistic about Sharon's play and
potential.
"Sharon is an excellent spiker.
This is her first year playing
David Jacobs
Sharon McNeill
volleyball, and 1 started her on the
Junior Varsity team, but moved her
to varsity because of her spiking.
Sharon is also a very definite asset
to the defensive team," the coach
said.
Sharon has been very active in
sports at both Upchurch and in her
first year at Hoke High. She
received the Coaches Award for the
All Around Female Athlete in the
eighth grade. Her freshman year
she played both basketball and
softball.
Sharon is very active in church
activities and in school clubs. She is
a member of the choir at the
Church of the Living God in Christ
in Raeford and a member of the
planning board. In school she is a
member of the Future Home
makers of America.
Sharon is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Prince McNeill of Rt. 1,
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