TUESDAY, SPTbsZl 21, 198
CASTESET COUNTY NEWS-TIKES, MOEEKEAD CITY AND BEAUFORT, N. C
Marshallberg Wins Pair from M. C.
Team to Clinch Finals Playoff Berth
Marshallberg Takes Two
Thrillers, 6-5, 11-9, More
head Eliminated
Marshallberg met and defeated
Morehead City twice over the
weekend, 6-5 and 11-9, and thus
earned a finals berth in the Tide
water League playoffs against
Beaufort this coming weekend. The
twin victories gave the semi-final
series to Marshallberg by a three
to one margin.
Myron (Ace) Harris started for
Marshallberg in Saturday's en
counter, but had to be relieved by
Roy McKamey in the seventh in
ning, Harris getting the win. Yogi
Pasquale did the catching.
Joe Hill started and went the
route for Morehead to get charged
with the loss. Harry Salter called
the signals.
Marshallberg opened the scoring
with three in the third. John Han
sil reached first on an error and
then pilfered second and third
bases. Hope Holloway walked and
Elvin Davis was hit by a pitched
ball to load the bases.
A wild pitch scored a run and
moved up the runners, and a pass
ed ball a few seconds later did
the same amount of damage. Da
vis then scored the third run of
the inning on Lee Hawkins' single.
Marshallberg made it 50 with
two more in the fourth. John
Hamilton reached first on an er
ror, stole second, made third on
a passed ball, and scored on Han
sil's two-baser.
Morehead City broke into the
scoring column with a lone marker
in the top of the fifth. This was
accomplished on Wayne Benton's
single and Sonny Usscry's double,
scoring Benton.
A triple by Hawkins and a single
by Pasquale accounted for Marsh
allberg's sixth and last run of the
game in the lower half of the fifth.
Starting the sixth, Jack Gardner
and Piggy Smith smacked conse
cutive singles. Each was moved
up on an infield out and both
scored on Roland Brinson's single.
This made the score 6-3.
Morehead's final two tallies
were made in the next frame. Us
sery and Francis Stoy singled and
Gardner doubled, scoring two runs.
At this point, McKamey came in
to end the inning and hold the
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'Amberjack' Parlies Land
Two Sails Over Weekend;
Catch Brings Total to Five
Two sailfish were caught this
weekend by parties fishing from
Hubert Fulcher's boat, Amberjack,
sailing out of Morehead City. The
two latest catches brought the
number of sails caught off the Car
teret coast this year to five.
On Saturday a Greensboro party
consisting of J. M. Boone, H. T.
Sockwell, T. R. Sockwcll, J. R.
Cobb., Curtis Clapp, and H. S.
Glass landed a four-foot sailfish.
Besides this, they caught 19 dol
phin and a 31-pound wahoo.
A.Denton, N. J., fishing party
comprised of Dr. John Ausband,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hill, and Ca
therine Freezor' landed a seven
foot sail after trolling with split
mullet.
The seven-pounder was landed
near the buoy marking the former
location of the Cape Lookout light
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Beaufort Triumphs Over Sivansboro,
4-3, Gains 12th Straight, Enters Finals
Moore's Two-Hiiier Goes
For Naughi as Beaufort
Continues Streak
Beaufort took its third straight
semi-finals playoff game with
Swansboro in Beaufort Saturday
afternoon te clinch a finals match
with Marshallberg this coming
weekend by topping Swansboro, 4
3. The win was Beaufort's 12th
straight, the first nine of the vic
tory string being captured in re
gular season play.
Beaufort actually won on run
ning prowess and heads-up play
rather than hitting power Satur
day, because Swansboro's hurler,
Julius Moore, stymied the Beau
fort batting order with but two
hits, both singles and only one
figuring in the scoring. Stanley
did the catching.
Stanley Johnson pitched for
Beaufort and went all the way for
the win. Day Hasscll donned the
catching paraphernalia.
Swansboro started the ball roll
ing with two runs in the top of
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thur (Pappy) Diem walked and
took second on a passed ball. Craig
Lisk then tripled and came in on
Garrison's single.
Beaufort bounced back with
three in the fourth frame. Kcnncr
Boyd reached second when Swans
boro centerficlder Charlie Odum
muffed his fly ball. An unsuccess
ful try was made to catch Boyd
at third on Joe Verbanic's ground
er, and when Verbanic stole sec
ond, Beaufort had two men in
scoring position,
Tom Benton singled to bring in
two runs and then performed the
unusual feat of going all the way
around to third on an infield out.
Benton out raced a short fly to left
field for Beaufort's third run.
Beaufort added another in the
sixth. Boyd and Verbanic walked
and Boyd was forced at third by
Benton. irbanic and Benton then
executed smooth double steal,
and Verbanic, through some smart
maneuvering on, the basepaths, was
able to score on an infield out a
few seconds later.
Swansboro threatened seriously
in the top of the ninth. Craig
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ing Craig to third. Although Craig
scored on the play, the back of the
threat was borken when Lisk hit
into a double play.
Stanley then ended the game by
hitting back to the pitcher.
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MrQuaid Corrects Statement
In Friday's NEWS-TIMES
T. H. McQuaid, Beaufort high
school, stated yesterday that he
did not authorize the Beaufort
boys to begin football practice, as
stated in Friday's NEWS-TIMES.
He further remarked that he had
no statement whatever to make in
regard to football.
Eighteen members of the pre
sent squad of the Cincinnati Reds
served in the Armld Forces 11
served in the Armed Forces 11
two in the Coast Guard.
Gen. John Reed Kilpatrick, Pre
sident of Madison Square Garden,
was an All-America end with the
Yale football team for two seasons.
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Lejeune Eleven
Loses to Campbell
Campbell Junior College, after
trailing by 19-0 at the end of the
first quarter, rallied o defeat the
Camp Lejeune football team, 26
19, before a crowd of 5,000 at the
Lejeune gridiron Saturday.
The Marines did all their scoring
in the first period on touchdowns
by Claude Hibbs, Dick Stein, and
Ray Shipuzio, and held the lead
until six minutes were left to play
in the first half.
Archie Brigman, of Roland,
Campbell right half, returned a
kickoff from his own 10 and ran
90 yards for a touchdown. An
other touchdown was scored a few
minutes later when Brigman inter
ccpted a Marine pass and ran an
other 90 yards, making the score
19-13 at halftimc.
The tide flowed back and fourth
in the third quarter until Hibbs,
Marines' left half, fumbled on his
own 48. Brigman caught a long
pass to nut the ball on the Lejeune
seven, from whence Walter Deal,
Wilmington, Campbell fullback,
ran the ball over.
Campbell recovered when Frank
Macksin, Marines' riuht half, fum
bled a punt. Brigman and Deal
then combined on a sustained
march to the two yard stripe, Deal
bucking over for the score and the
winning touchdown.
Near the close of the game,
Camp Lcieune was deep in Camp
bell territory but lost the chance
to score when Hibbs fumbled on
the two yard line.
Murray Murdoch, the "Iron
Man" of hockey when with the
New York Hangers of the National
Hockey League, has been head
coach of the ice sport at Yale
since 1937.
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Standings
TIDEWATER LEAGUE
(Semi Pinal Playoffs)
Scries "A" W. L.
Beaufort 3 0
Swansboro 0 3
Series "B" W- L.
Marshallberg 3 1
Morehead City 1 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L.
Boston 84 58
Brooklyn 78 64
St. Louis 78 64
Pittsburgh 75 65
New York 74 68
Philadelphia 61 81
Cincinnati 58 82
Chicago 57 83
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Boston 8!) 54
Cleveland 8!) 55
New York 88 55
Philadelphia 83 63
Detroit 71 70
St. Louis 56 85
Washington 51 95
Chicago 46 !)
Morehead Club Thanks
Fans ci Baseball Team
Wiide Hell, president of the
Morehead City baseball entry in
the Tidewater League, staled
yesterday that he would like to
lliank ail the fans and support
ers of the team this year who
inide it a financial success.
Bell also expressed apprecia
tion to the Morehead City fire
department, for the use of its
showers, and to the police de
partment. The 1114(1 nine game exhibition
game scheduled ol I he All-America
pro football Conference is the
most ambitious yet tackled hy the
three year-old loop.
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ECTC Gridmen
ROCKY MOUNT, Cherry
Point's Marines struck through the
tiir for two fast touchdowns in the
first quarter here Friday to pin a
13-6 defeat on the East Carolina
Teachers College club. A crowd
of approximately 3,000 turned out
for the game. The Marines held
a 130 advantage at the halfway
marker.
Christianson passed to Whichard
for 40 yards and the first Marine
.score and then Christianson booted
the extra point. Later in the quar
ter, Quarterback Arnold heaved a
pass to George Jones, who ran 70
yards for the final Cherry Point
score Chrislianson's extra point
try failed.
The Pirates got their only tally
in the third ouarler when John
Smith bucked over from four yards
out. The extra point try failed.
Score hv quarters:
Cherry Point 13 0 0 0 -13
KCTC 0 II li 0 - 6
Scoring: Cherry Point: Touch
downs: Wichard, Jones. Extra
point: Christianson (placement).
ECTC: touchdown: Smith.
Mike Pecarovich, who helps Jim
Bailier coach the New York Yan
kec line, was the last Goiizaga V.
football coach. The school has
dropped the sport.
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