Bucks win two,
girls lose 1st
The Hoke High School Bucks had to come from behind in the fourth
quarter to beat Scotland High 54-51 last Tuesday night and use an over
time to top Reid Ross on Friday.
Good defense and a key technical foul helped the home team to the vie
tory. .
"We played them man to man for three and a half quarters," Hoke
Coach Greg Killingsworth said, adding that they went into the zone late in
the game forcing Scotland to take outside shots.
Marvin Maynor popped 16 points in for the Bucks in that game.
Maynor had help from Bruce Moore with 10 points and Tony McRae and
Marco Pickett both of whom had 8.
Last Friday night, the boys won again in overtime beating Reid Ross
69-66.
"We had to play one of the best games we played all year," Kill
ingsworth said.
"We had one of our better outside shooting nights," said the coach.
Hoke went into the game facing a six foot, nine inch Charles Sowell
with intentions of getting rid of the big man, Killingsworth said.
With about three minutes left in the game, the Bucks did just that.
Sowell fouled out.
"After we got the big man out, we were able to go inside," Kill
ingsworth said.
The Hoke boys now have a 7-3 overall record and stand 2-1 in the con
ference.
The Lady Bucks dropped a chance to be giant killers last Friday night as
they lost their first game of the season to Reid Ross.
The Ross girls have won their last 28 games.
Reid Ross won the game by a slim margin, 39-36.
According to Audry Long, Coach of the Lady Bucks, her girls played
Reid Ross' game.
The girls now stand with an overall record of 9-1 with a conference
record of 2-1.
Del Pridgen led the Lady Bucks with 15 points in the game, but fouled
out with 5:33 remaining.
Sharon McNeil had 10 of the Bucks points.
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Bucks Johnny AUbrooks tries for two points during last week 's upset
win over Scotland County. The win over the Scots was the first of two
for the Bucks, who also topped Reid Ross Friday night to Improve
their conference record to 2-1 and 7- J overall. Allbrooks ' bucket ap
parently did not go in.
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Movitational recreation program
The following gyms will be available for free play basketball
and other structured gym activities, beginning January 26. Gyms
will be open until March 17, for those 10-17 years of age. A gym
supervisor will be on hand at all times.
J.W. Turlington Gym - Saturday - 9-5 p.m.; Sunday - 1-5
p.m.
" South Hoke Gym - Tuesday - 6-9 p.m.; Thursday - 6-9 p.m.;
Sunday - 2-5 p.m.
Men's basketball league
January 7:
Trailblazers 99 Love's Place 73
Scoring: Trailblazers - K. McDonald - 21, N. McNeill - 19, L.
McBryde - 16, V. McDougald - 14, J. Carthens - 12, L.
McDonald - 11, J. McDonald - 4, and E. Carthens - 1.
Love's Place - R. Murchinson - 26, Rob. Maynor - 15, J.
Moore - 12, R. McRae - 10, L. McCollum - 7, T. Bridges - 4, and
D. Moore - 2.
All Stars 2 House of Raeford 0 (Forfeit)
January 9:
Mindblowers 87 . House of Raeford 64
Scoring: Mindblowers - L. Black - 19, W. Love - 16, K. Jones
- 13, L. Virgil - 8, L. McNatt - 8, D. Lomack - 8, J. Quick -7, M.
McRae - 6, L. Blue - 2, and J. Williams - 2.
House of Raeford ? L. Ross - 21, G. Bailey - 12, W. Wilson
-1 1, G. Loper - 6, C. Stevens - 5, E. Shaw - 5, and R. Holiday -4.
All Stars 79 Trailblazers 68
Scoring: All Stars - G. Maynor - 32, R. Maynor - 17, T. Cov
ington - 10, G. Drawhorn - 6, B. Leslie - 6, L. Miller - 4 and R.
Singletary - 4.
Trailblazers - N. McNeill - 18, K. McDonald - 15, L.
McBryde - 10, L. McDonald - 8, V. McDougald - 8, E. Carthens
- 7, and J. Carthens - 6.
Standings ' W L
1. All Stars 9 0
2. Trailblazers 6 2
3. Mindblowers 4 3
4. Love's Place 3 5
5. House of Raeford 3 6
Bingo
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and refreshments on January 30 at 2 p.m. in the Lester Building
(Agriculture Extension Building). No Charge. For more infor
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W omen 's volleyball
An organizational meeting for those interested in playing
volleyball will be held on Tuesday, January 29 at 7 p.m. in the
Recreation Office (Old National Guard Armory Building).
Team representatives and individuals without teams should plan
to attend. To participate in the league, you must be 18 years or
older. Call 5-4035 for additional information.
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