This Week
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?The West Brunswick girls' basketball team plays Durham
Jordan today at 4 p.m. in the first round of the East Duplin
Booster Club Holiday Tournament at East Duplin High
School. Games continue through Thursday.
?The West Brunswick boys' basketball team plays
Meadowbrook (Richmond, Va.) today at 6:30 p.m. in the
first round of the UCB Holiday Classic tournament at
UNC-Wilmington's Trask Coliseum. Games continue
through Thursday.
?[The South Brunswick boys' basketball team plays
Whiteville today at 8:30 p.m. in the first round of the
Whiteville Christmas Tournament at Whiteville High
School. The tournament concludes Wednesday.
?The South Brunswick girls' basketball team plays Myrtle
Beach (S.C.) today at 8:30 p.m. in the first round of the
South Brunswick Holiday Tournament at Boiling Spring
Lakes. Games continue through Thursday.
WEDNESDAY DEC /EMBER 29
?West Brunswick hosts West Carteret in wrestling. 2 p.m.
This week's listings include events reported to the Beacon. To list a
sporting activity call 754-6890 or write to Doug R utter. The Brunswick
Beacon. P.O. Box 2558, Shallotte, N.C. 28459.
Calvary, Letties Grove
Leading Church League
Calvary Baptist and Letties Grove
are tied for first place in the Bruns
wick County Church Basketball
League going into the Christmas
break.
Both teams won last Friday night
to improve their records to 3-0.
Calvary edged Jennies Branch 55
52, and Letties Grove defeated
Ocean View 31-19.
Also last Friday, New Britton
knocked off Dixon Chapel 40-31,
and Supply Baptist bumped Shal
lotte Presbyterian 53-39.
In league play last Tuesday, Sea
side Methodist beat Camp Metho
dist 43-40, Shallotte First topped
Friendship Baptist 58-46 and Zion
Baptist nipped Mount Olive 40-37.
League play will resume Jan. 4.
Brunswick County
Church Basketball League
Standings Through Dec. 23
Team Wins Loss*
Calvary Baptist 3
Ix'tties Grove 3
New Britton 2
Shallotte First 2
Seaside Methodist 2
Supply Baptist 2
Friendship Baptist 1
Camp Methodist 1
Zion Baptist 1 2
Ocean View 0 2
Jennies Branch 0 2
Mount Olive 0 2
Shal. Presbyterian 0 2
Dixon Chapel 0 3
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Turntables Drop Young Guns
Trampus Gause scored 20 points
to lead the Turntables to a 77-70 win
over the Young Guns last week in
Brunswick County Men's Basketball
League play at Shallotte Middle
School.
With the win, the Turntables im
proved their record to 5-0 and
moved into sole possession of first
place in the league. The Young
Guns, who were led by Chris Johns
on's 29 points, fell to 4-1.
In other league action last Mon
day, Brad Cheers and Jeff Register
scored 19 points each as the Nets
defeated the Great Whites 82-60.
Greg White led the Great Whites
with 17 points.
Brunswick County
Men's Basketball League
Standings As Of Dec. 23
Ttaun Wins Losses
Turntables 5 0
Young Guns 4 1
UC3
3
Rockets
Lakers
Panthers
Nets
2
2
2
4
4
Great Whites
0
COED VOLLEYBALL
Gene's Auto Still Unbeaten
Gene's Auto Body remained un
defeated with a 15-9, 5-15, 11-8,
win over Richard Jones Construc
tion in Brunswick County Coed
Volleyball League play last week.
Gene's improved to 4-0 and
stands alone in first place going into
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is scheduled to resume Jan. 4 at
Supply Elementary School.
In other matches last Tuesday,
Kari's Bar blasted Brunswick Com
munity College 15-0, 15-2; Ro
berto's Pizza dumped J.M. Parkers
15-13, 15-3; and Sherri's Grill beat
Sub Jammers 5-15, 15-8, 15-9.
Brunswick County
Coed Volleyball League
Standings As Of Dec. 23
Team
Gene's Auto Body
Kari's Bar
Sherri's Grill
Jones Construction
Roberto's Pizza
Sub Jammers
Brunswick College
J.M. Parkers
Wins Losses
4 0
3 1
3 1
2 2
2 2
1 3
1 3
0 4
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Nelson, Gardner Win Brick
Landing Shootout
Sue Nelson and Ruth Gardner fin
ished at plus 8 to win the Brick
Landing Plantation Ladies Golf
Association shootout last Thursday.
Using the shootout format, each
player was assigned a quota before
the match based on handicap. Points
were awarded for birdies, pars, bo
geys and double bogeys. Partners
were selected on a blind draw.
For the winning team. Nelson
scored 17 points on a quota of 10.
Gardner scored one point over her
quota of 1 1 points.
Finishing second with plus 2!4
points was the team of Vivian Rowe
and Marie Barry. Alice Grossman
and Joy Cavan matched their quota
and placed third.
Calabash Veterans
Bob Christian, Bill Werner, Fred
Mall and Ed Wood shot 189 to win
the Calabash Veterans Golf Asso
ciation tournament last Friday at
Beach wood Golf Club.
Teams counted the three best net
scores on each hole. Finishing sec
ond with 194 was the foursome of
Jack Bowes, Hal Riebesehl and Ed
White. They used a blind draw for
the fourth score.
The team of Ralph Springstead.
Walt Hasiuk. Hal Schweickardt and
Bob Davis placed third with 199.
Jerry Russ, Art Paige. Urban Aqui
lino and Dave Becker took fourth
with 200.
The group's next tournament will
be Jan. 7 at Eagles Nest. Show time
is 11 a.m. for the individual low
gross and low net event.
Brierwood Ladies
Nancy Bouldin fired gross 87 to
lead the first flight in the Brierwood
Ladies Golf Association tournament
last Tuesday.
Low net winners in the top flight
were Ann Causer with 70 and
Joanna Lang with 71. Bouldin and
M ary Schssck tied for !ow nijttc
with 31 apiece.
Second flight winners were Ruth
Under with gross 97 and Esther
Smith with net 70. Shirley Groff
placed second with net 72. Linder
and Smith tied for low putts with 29
each.
In the third flight, Sally Dye
placed first with gross 102. Low net
winners were Emily Laughlin with
69 and Margaret Pingo with 70.
Laughlin had low putts with 30.
Marie Brown chipped in for
birdie at the I Ith hole. Lang chipped
in at the 15th hole and birdied the
16th. Also making birdies were
Helene Baker at the third and Smith
at the 1 0th and 13th.
Sea Trail Men
George Lefelar, George Sensenig,
George Rowe and Byron Wauters
shot 139 to win the Sea Trail Men's
Golf Association tournament last
Tuesday on the Byrd course.
Teams counted the low gross ball
and low net ball on each hole.
Finishing second with 140 was the
foursome of Marv Peters. Bill Mil
ler, Howard Van Dusen and Augie
Douglass.
Herb Gardner. Al Cambria. Bob
Erbach and Dutch Geesey placed
Ihird with 142. Ray Washam. Ed
Stepanovich. Bud Tunt. Bill Burkart
shot 144 and tied for fourth with
Wayne Ruff. Stan Risch. George
Gallop and Lew Meyer.
Closest-to-the-pin winners were
Miller at the second hole. Burkart at
the seventh. Van Dusen at the 12th
and Clarence Brown at the 16th.
CS Travel League
Bob Johnson. Ed Miller, Jack
Baumeister and Stu Thorn (blind
draw) shot 159 to win the Carolina
Shnre*; Men's Travel League tourna
ment last Friday at Lion's Paw Golf
Links.
Teams counted the three best balls
on the front nine and two best balls
on the back nine. Finishing second
with 163 was the team of Don
Redding. Jerry Downs. Bob Matte
son and George Anderson.
Placing third with 164 were John
Farley, Bill Farley. Bob Murphy and
Ernie Koeppel. Bob Wile kens, Bob
Roland. Frank Eckert and Bernie
Anderson took fourth with 167.
On a match of cards, fifth place
went to the team of Dick Pearce,
Mel Norris. Charlie Abarno and
Jack Rectenwald (blind draw) with
168. Finishing sixth was the team of
Mike Healy, Ed Jacobs, Joe Gainer
and Chuck Jann.
On Dec. 10, the men's travel
league held a two best ball tourna
ment at Brunswick Plantation.
Finishing first with a net score of
109 was the team of Mike Mealy,
Gene Miltner. Joe McDonough and
George Anderson.
Tony Basile, Bob Murphy, Ken
Singleton and Wily Sholar placed
second with 116. Taking third with
net 121 was the team of Bob John
son, Ernie Koeppel, Dan Cuomo and
Joe Gainer.
On a match of cards, fourth place
went to the foursome of Jack Elliott,
Tom Hoskinson, Paul Neal and Jack
Rectenwald with a score of 123.
Dick Barreto, Bob Roland, Tony
Santino and Jim Mahony placed
fifth.
Brierwood Men
Randy Milazzo, Fergie Nicol,
John Cowie and Gene Cordisco shot
169 to win the Brierwood Men's
Golf Association tournament last
Saturday.
Teams counted the two best balls
on par 4 holes, three best balls on
par 5 holes and all four balls on par
3 holes. The winners were 19 under
par.
Finishing four strokes back in
second place was the team of Bill
Poison, John Martocci, Jack Causer
and Bill Goldsberry.
Jerry Pratt. Barney Martin, Jim
Guffee and Al Hierman placed third
with 175. Finishing fourth with 176
was the foursome of Bob Tompkins,
Dave Harper, Jim Roach and Bernie
Gruzlewski.
In men's golf action last Thurs
day, two teams tied for first place in
a two best ball tournament.
Jim Roach, Charlie Stransky, Bill
Miller and John Cowie shot 15-un
der-par 129 to tie the team of Jim
Crosby, John Twomey and Bob
Allwein.
On Dec. 13 at Brierwood, two
teams tied for first place in a three
best ball event. Jim Crosby, Bill
Miller, Bob Hoke and Matt Mona
ghan shot 210 to tie John Martocci.
Hank Culp. Bob Allwein and Bill
Goldsberry.
TROJANS IN UCB CLASSIC
High School Teams Playing Holiday Hoops
BY DOUG RUTTER
School's out for the holidays, but
that doesn't mean there isn't plenty
of high school basketball action on
the menu.
Four Brunswick County high
school teams are expected to partici
pate in holiday basketball tourna
ments next week, including the West
Brunswick boys and girls squads.
The West Brunswick boys of
Coach Charlie Stevens will compete
in the UCB Holiday Classic next
Tuesday through Thursday, Dec. 28
30, at UNC-Wilmington's Trask
Coliseum.
The Trojans will enter the tourna
ment with just two games under
their belt. The start of the season
was postponed two weeks because
of the football team's run for the
state championship.
In first-round action Tuesday,
West Brunswick will play Meadow
brook High of Richmond, Va., at
6:30 p.m.
Other opening-round games are
Wilmington Laney versus McMic
hael (Mayodan. N.C.) at 5 p.m.;
Wilmington Hoggard versus LaSalle
(Wyndmoor. Pa.) at 8; and Wil
mington New Hanover versus New
port (Bellevue, Va.) at 9:30.
If the Trojans win their first game,
they will play Wednesday at 8 p.m.
against the winner of the New
Hanover-Newport game. If West
Brunswick loses its first game, it
will play Wednesday at 3:30.
The hoys' championship game is
scheduled Thursday at 9 p.m. Ad
mission to the tournament is $6 per
day for adults and $4 for students.
Tournament passes good for all
three days will cost $15 for adults
and S10 for students.
The four girls' teams participating
in this year's Holiday Classic are
New Hanover, Laney, Hoggard and
Orange (Hillsborough). The girls'
championship game will be Wed
nesday at 6:30 p.m.
While the West Brunswick boys
play in Wilmington, Coach Brenda
RECREATION BRIEFS
County Agency Offers Ski Trips
The Brunswick County Parks and
Recreation Department will sponsor
two downhill ski trips in 1994.
A trip to Timberline, W.Va., has
been scheduled for Jan. 21-24. Cost
of the trip is $199 for transportation,
lodging, rentals, two days of skiing
and five meals. If you have your own
skis, the cost is $165.
A second trip is scheduled for
Snowshoe, W.Va., March 4-7. The
fee is $253.82 per person and in
cludes transportation, lodging,
rentals, two days of skiing and eight
meals.
Space is limited. Participants must
he at least 21 years old.
Aerobics
Aerobics classes at Lockwood
Folly Community Building have
been cancelled for December. The
class will resume Jan. 4 and will
meet Tuesday and Thursday even
ings from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
A low-impact aerobics class will
be held on Mondays and Wednes
days at the Waccamaw Community
Building from 8-9 p.m. beginning
Jan. 3. Classes will cost $15 per
month or $3 to drop in.
Spring Rafting
A double dose of spring rafting
has been scheduled for May 14-17
on the Cheat and Upper Youghiogh
eny rivers.
The group will camp out three
nights. Total trip cost is $219.54 per
person and will include transporta
tion, six meals, two days of rafting
and camping.
A $45 deposit is due by Jan. 1.
Space is limited. Participants must
be 21 or older.
For more information about any of
these programs, contact Emma T.
McGraw at Brunswick County Parks
and Recreation, 253-4357 or 1-800
222-4790.
Concert Trip
The department will provide
transportation to the Platters perfor
mance at Whiteville High School
Feb. 15, sponsored by Southeastern
Community College.
Tickets are $5 per person, and
transportation is $5 per person.
Space is limited.
Auxiliary Offering
Safe Boating Class
Flotilla 10-05 of the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary will be conducting
a boating safety and seamanship
course starting Thursday, Jan. 6.
Classes will be held every Thurs
day at 7:30 p.m. at the Oak Island
Coast Guard Station at Caswell
Beach.
The course runs for 13 weeks.
Each student will be required to pay
S20 for materials.
For more information, call Greg
Stephenson at 278-6889 or Harold
Sweeny at 278-5200.
Council's Lady Trojans will partici
pate in the seventh annual East Dup
lin Booster Club Holiday Tourna
ment, also scheduled next Tuesday
through Thursday.
West will play Durham Jordan in
the opening round Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Other teams in the tournament are
East Duplin, West Carteret, Farm
ville Central, Northside, Richlands
and North Duplin.
For the second straight year. South
Brunswick's girls will host their own
Christmas tournament in Boiling
Spring Lakes. Games are slated next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
In first-round action Tuesday,
Jacksonville plays West Florence at
4 p.m.; Northern Nash battles Union
at 5:30; Dixon faces Sumter (S.C.)
at 7; and South Brunswick plays
Myrtle Beach (S.C.) at 8:30.
The consolation game is sched
uled Thursday at 7 p.m., followed
by the tournament championship
game at 8:30.
While the Lady Cougars stay
home for the holidays, Coach Gene
Doane will take the South Bruns
wick boys to Columbus County for
the Whiteville Christmas Tourna
ment.
The Cougars will be part of a
strong field that also includes West
Columbus, Jones Senior and tourna
ment host Whiteville. Games are
slated next Tuesday and Wednesday,
Dec. 28 and 29.
On Tuesday, West Columbus will
face Jones Senior at 6:30 p.m., and
South Brunswick will take on
Whiteville at 8:30. The consolation
game is Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.,
followed by the championship game
at 8:30.
South Brunswick, West Colum
bus and Whiteville compete in the
Waccamaw 2A/3A Conference,
while Jones is a member of the
Coastal Plains 1A Conference. The
Trojans are the defending state 1A
champions.
The Whiteville tournament re
turns after a one-year absence. A
post-game shooting incident forced
officials to cut the 1991 tournament
short, and the event was not held last
year.
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