Sports
Get the coach
Obviously, there are no intentions of hurting the coach as hopefuls of the August I at 5 p.m. Head Football Coach Tom Jones said that he is looking
Hoke High football team practice some defensive drills in their summer forward to a good season because of the enthusiasm shown in these early
camp that ended last week. Regular practice for the team will begin sessions of practice.
Bucks readying for season
Hoke High School will begin
football practice on Wednesday,
August 1 for the 1984-85 season,
said Head Football Coach Tom
Jones.
Practice will begin at 5:30 p.m.
on that date, but players need to be
at Hoke High's McDonald Gym at
Wood finishes
infantry school
Pvt. Gerry B. Wood, son of Ker
mit L. and Elizabeth T. Wood of
N. Fulton Street, Raeford, has
completed one station unit training
(DSUT) at the U.S. Army Infantry
School, Fort Benning, Georgia.
DSUT is a 12-week period which
combines basic combat training
and advanced individual training.
The training included weapons
qualifications, squad tactics,
patrolling, landmine warfare, field
communications and combat
operations. Completion of this
course qualifies the soldier as a
light-weapons infantryman and as
an indirect-fire crewman.
Soldiers were taught to perform
any of the duties in a rifle or mor
tar squad.
5 p.m. for an important meeting,
Jones said.
Players should report to practice
the first day with football shoes or
tennis shoes in case of rain, shorts,
a T-shirt, practice socks, a towel
and a $5 athletic fee, the coach
said.
State winner
Junior Johnson, 13, of Sunset
Road, Raeford, took first
place in the junior division of
the archery competition dur
ing State 4-H Congress at
North Carolina State Universi
ty. The son of Ray and Doris
Johnson won a bow, donated
by the Bear Achery Company.
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One important prerequisite to
beginning practice is that every
player who shows up must have
had a full physical examination
before they can participate, Jones
said.
Some members of the team have
just finished a week of camp at the
high school where they sharpened
their reflexes doing various drills
and practiced some offensive and
defensive plays.
The first game for the Bucks will
be on September 7 at South View
High School in Fayetteville.
Faberge tourney
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For golf enthusiasts, Thursday
and Friday should be of prime in
terest especially for those who like
to see celebrities playing golf.
Mid Pines Country Club, in
Southern Fines, will be the site of
the Faberge Celebrity Amateur
Golf Tournament.
As in years past, all proceeds
from the 36 hole tournament will
be donated to Camp Easter in the
Pines for handicapped children.
Some of this year's star golfers
include Claude Akins, Leslie
Nielson, Harlem Globetrotter's
great Curly Neil, Bob Donner,
Tommy Madden, Bob
DeBardeladen and magician Kevin
King.
Teams are slated to tee off at
8:30 Thursday morning.
Admission to the gallery is free
and a tour of Camp Easter in the
Pines is scheduled to leave Mid
Pines at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
This is the fifth year that
Faberge has sponsored the tourna
ment for the special camp.
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Bambino team second in stale
The Hoke County Bambino All-Stars completed a week of
tournament play In LaGrange, North Carolina. The tournament
ran from July 14-19, with eight teams competing for the title of
Eastern North Carolina State Champs. Seven of the teams were
the winners of their district, and the other was the host team.
The Hoke County All-Stars started the tournament off with a
squeaker, as they scored 2 runs in the 6th inning, to edge
LaOrange 2-1. In the second game of the tournament, Hoke
jumped to an early 5-1 lead, but North Wake came back to tie it
at S-S. But in the Sth inning, Hoke rallied and held on to take a
7-6 decision.
The next opponent for the All-Stan was Person County.
Hoke fought to the end as they came away with a 5-4 victory and
a place in the finals. In the finals, it was Person County vs. Hoke
County. Person jumped to an early lead, and Hoke could not
catch up as the game ended in a 16-4 decision.
In the championship game, it was again Hoke County going
up against Person County. The game was close, with Person tak
ing an early lead and holding on to a 6-2 victory. The decision
made Person County the ENC State Champs and Hoke County
the State Runners-up.
Boahn Construction wins regular
July 19: Jaycees 7
Boahn Construction 21
Boahn Construction 20
Jaycees 7
Standings
1. Boahn Construction
2. All Stars
3. Jaycees
4. Hard and Heavy
5. 21 1 Auto
season
21 1 Auto 6
Hard & Heavy 8
All Stars 16
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Diggers
Eight Pack
Boomers
Pony Express
Recappers
Aces
8:45 Aces
D.C. Jets
9:30 Diggers
Faberge
Standings
1. Diggers
2. B&W Food Mart
3. Boomers
4. Eight Pack
5. Faberge
6. Aces
7. Sugar Hill Gang
8. D.C. Jets
9. Recappers
10. Sugar Hill Gang
11. F.I.S.H.
12. Pacemakers
13. Dynamites
14. Rockets
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Pacemakers
Dynamites
Sugar Hill
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Dynamites
Pony Express
Rockets
Recappers
D.C. Jets
F.I.S.H.
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15-3, 15-11
15-0, 15-0
15-12, 15-7
15-0, 15-0
15-8, 15-3
15-0, 15-0
12-15, 15-3, 15-7
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