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Sports HOKE FRESHMEN WIS AGAIN ? Hoke High's unbeaten freshman girls' basketball team stayed that way last week, making East Lee's Ninth Grade team their sixth victim. The Hoke freshman boys also won. Here Jill Schuchard of Hoke is getting off a shot in the girls' contest. The games were played on the Buck's court. Lady Eagles Stay Undefeated The Lady Eagles take a 6-0 record into the Christmas break with wins over West Lee and Edgewood. The Lady Eagles defeated West Lee Tuesday, Dec. 14 at Sanford 62-7. The Eagles were led by T. kelton with 20 points followed by J. Hunt with 9, R. Day 6, T. Brewer 5, T. Watkins, A. Armstrong, M. Holmes and I. Alford each con tributed 4, G. McMillan. R. Parker and K. Bronson scored 2 points each. The Eagles are getting it together as a total team. Fox and Richmond scored West Lee's points with 4 and 3 points respectively. The Lady Eagles hosted Edgewood Thursday, Dec. 16 to a 60-11 decision. TWUCB &MAJU DEPOSIT ACCOUNT. 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Both teams defeated 71st's squads in their first meetings, which came on December 7. The Hoke boys came from behind at 40-35 count at the end of the third period. Then in the clos ing minutes of the game, the Bucks, at Coach Ron Parson's direction, staged a full-court press successfully, and Freddie McLean, a 5-foot-5 guard, sank a field goal to put Hoke ahead, 43-42, for the rest of the contest. Hoke's usual high scorer, Greg Hollingsworth, was held to 15 points by the South View defense, which also held the Bucks to four points in the second quarter, Southview was in front, 25-19, at the half. The Bucks, however, turned the tables on South View in the fourth period, allowing its shooters only four points. In the girls' game, South View used a press which, among other things, held Hoke's consistently Bucks Host Tournament Hoke High Athletic Director Bill Colston today announced that the Bucks Boy's Baskettttil Team will host the first Hoke County Holi day Classic Basketball Tourna ment on December 29th and 30th. The participants in, what is hoped will become an annual af fair, will be the Hoke High Bucks, the Red Springs Red Devils, the Prospect Cats and the Pembroke Eagles. The first game will be at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, December 29th, with the highest seeded team play ing the team seeded 4th. The se cond game will begin at 9 p.m. and feature the 2nd and 3rd seeded teams. The action will resume on Thursday night at 7 p.m. with the consolation game between the losers of the previous night. The winners of the Wednesday night games will meet for the champion ship at 9 p.m. The champion will receive a team trophy. There will also be a MVP trophy and an All Tourna ment Team (5 players) to be chosen by the Tournament Committee. Admission for each night of play will be $2 for both adults and students. The Holiday Classic is being sponsored by local radio station WSHB. Merchants Bowling League Top Ten Sylvester McAllister 178 James Nixon 176 Alex Kelly 173 Luther Taylor 172 Larry Black 170 Mike Nieves 168 George Hendrix 164 Lee Dixon 163 Phillip Smith 162 James Singletary 162 Howard Hendrix 162 200+ and High Series Lonzell Kelly 233 Marion Hollingsworth 203 Alex Kelly 206, 202 588 Series Willie Morrison 209 Results Hollingsworth Florist 3 Strikers 1 Shoe Chest 1 Hollingsworth Bus 3 Towne Barber Shop 2 Michael's 2 Foursoihe 1 Auto Parts 3 high-scoring Sabrina Barnes to four points in the second half. Still, she came out of the game the top individual scorer, with 18 points. South View's best pointpmaker regularly, Eleanor Womack, led the winners with 17. The Hoke girls led at the half, 28-23. The Hoke boys' other players and their point totals were: McLaurin 4, McRae 8, Thomas 4, McLean 8, Pickett, Galberth 3, Easterling 8. The South View players and their scores were Lucas 19, Haywood 10, Sharman 9, Love 4, Brown, McKoy 2, Seals. The Hoke girls and their scores, besides Barnes, were: McNeill 4, Johnson 4, Thompson 2, Rheams 4, Pridgen 14, McCormick. The South View girls and scorers besides Womack: Autry 8, Lowery 12, Cope 6, Morris 2, Foy 2, McNeill. In the JV game, Preston Ross of Hoke scored 19 points, the highest individual total of the game. Mike Seals led South View with 18. At home on December 14, the Hoke girls stayed unbeaten and pushed their winning streak to five with a 71-55 victory over Cape Fear, but the Hoke Bucks were stopped 70-59 by the Colts, who stayed unbeaten and made it four victories for the season to date. It also was Cape Fear's second win over the Hoke boys in their two meetings this season, and the Hoke girls scored their second over the Cape Fear girls. The Bucks lost 60-59 in their opener with Cape Fear, and the Hoke girls won 53-46 in their opener with the Cape Fear girls. The loss was the Bucks' second of the season and followed three consecutive victories. Hoke's Greg Hollingsworth led all individual scoring with 21 points, and six teammates also contributed--McLaurin 5, McRae 10, Thomas 2, McLean 1 1, Easterl ing 8, and Morgan 2. Pickette, j Galberth, McDuffie, and Peguese also saw action with the Bucks. Cape Fear's top scorer was Mike Draughon with 17. Charlie Spell got 16, another Spell got 11, Butler 8, Johnson 10, and Southern 8. Greene also played for the Colts. The Bucks led 12-4 at one point in the first period but the Colts were in front 32-27 at halftime. Cape Fear moved to 52 points, holding Hoke to 43 by the end of the third. The Bucks cut the margin, trailing 55-53 with about 3 Vi minutes left in the game, but Cape Fear surged ahead again to stay. Hoke Coach Ron Parson said after the game, "I didn't think we ever really got into our offense. Every time we got close, we'd turn the ball over or miss a free throw." Hoke-Cape Fear Girls In the girls' game, Hoke's regular scoring leader, Sabrina Barnes, scored 30 points as the winless Cape Fear girls suffered their fourth loss of the season. Hoke was ahead at halftime, 33-19. The winners' scorers besides Barnes were Delanita Pridgen 20, McNeill, Johnson and Rheames 4 each, Thompson 7, and Southerland 2. The other Hoke players were Leggett, Legrande, McCormick, and Graham. Cape Fear's scorers and other players were Jones 17, Smith 10, Corbin 11, Brewington 2, Williams 2, A. McMillian 4, B. McMillian7, Catlett 2, Rhone, Tew, and Tem ple. V OLLEYBALL REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS - P/G-N-CHICKEN ( --1st Row, L to R: G. Davis. 2nd Row, L to R: R. Frahm, B. McFarland, R. Clark. 3rd Row, L to R: S. Sawyer, B. Hales, T. Frahm VOLLEYBALL - NATURALS - Front Row, L to R: M. Wood, J. McGougan, M. Melton. D. Williamson. 2nd Row, L to R: H. Livingston, D. McGougan, G. Draw horn, S. Autry. VOLLEYBALL - SP1KERS - Front Row, L to R: M. Sutton. W. Willis, T. McCall. 2nd Row, L to R: P. Barnes, S. McMillian, C. Willis. ^
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