This Week
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?North Brunswick hosts Bladenboro in softball. 4:30 p.m.
?Brunswick County Men's Church Softball League at
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p.m.; Emanual Outreach vs. Camp Methodist, 8 p.m.; Mt.
Olive vs. Ocean View, 9 p.m.
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?West Brunswick hosts West Columbus in JV basebaii.
4:30 p.m.
?South Brunswick at Pender in JV baseball, 4:30 p.m.
?West Brunswick at West Columbus in softball, 4:30 p.m.
?South Brunswick at Pender in softball, 4:30 p.m.
?West Brunswick at West Columbus in varsity baseball, 7
p.m.
?North Brunswick at Bladenboro in varsity baseball, 7 p.m.
?South Brunswick hosts Pender in varsity baseball, 7 p.m.
?Brunswick County Men's Church Softball League at
Waccamaw Park: Supply Baptist vs. Soldier Bay, 7 p.m.;
Mount Olive vs. New Britton, 8 p.m.; Jennies Branch vs.
Seaside Methodist, 9 p.m.
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?West Brunswick and South Brunswick compete in the
Eastern Regional 3A track and field championships,
Wilson Fike High School, 9 a.m.
?North Brunswick competes in the Eastern Regional 1A
high school track and field championships, Lejeune High
School, 9 a.m.
?ShaUotte Police Department will play the Durham Police
Department in a charity basketball game, ShaUotte
Middle School, 7 p.m.
?Brunswick Baptist Association Coed Softball League:
Southport A vs. Shell Point, 7 p.m.; Calvary vs. Mt.
Pisgah. 8 p.m.; Gospei Center vs. Mill Creek, 9 p.ru., ai
Lockwood Folly Park, Supply. Mt. Olive vs. Faith B, 6
p.m.; Lebanon vs. Southport C, 7 p.m.; Bethel-Oak
Island-Beach Road vs. Bolivia, 8 p.m., at Smithville Park,
Southport.
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?Brunswick County Men's Church Softball League at
Waccamaw Park: Emanual Outreach vs. Soldier Bay, 7
p.m.; Jennies Branch vs. New Britton, 8 p.m.; Mi. Olive
vs. Seaside Methodist, 9 p.m.
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?North Brunswick at Red Springs in softball, 4:30 p.m.
?South Brunswick at South Columbus in softball, 4:30 p.m.
?South Brunswick at South Columbus in JV baseball, 4:30
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?North Brunswick hosts Red Springs in varsity baseball, 7
p.m.
?South Brunswick hosts South Columbus in varsity
baseball, 7 p.m.
?Brunswick County Men's Church Softball League at
Waccamaw Park: Ocean View vs. Zion Baptist, 7 p.m.;
Letties Grove vs. Eastside Fellowship, 8 p.m.; ShaUotte
First vs. Dixon Chapel, 9 p.m.
?Brunswick Baptist Association Coed Softball League:
Southport B vs. Brunswick Islands, 7 p.m.; Shell Point vs.
Gospel Center, 8 p.m.; Mt. Olive vs. Calvary, 9 p.m., at
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Road vs. Southport C, 7 p.m.; Faith A vs. Southport A, 8
p.m., at Smithville Park, Southport.
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?North Brunswick hosK South Rnhewn in JV baseball.
4:30 p.m.
This week's listings include events reported to the Beacon. To list a
sporting activity call 754-6890 or write to Doug Rutter, The Brunswick
Beacon, P.O. Box 2558, Shallotte. N.C. 28459.
MEN'S CHURCH LEAGUE
New Britton Beats Soldier
Bay To Remain On Top
New Britton beat Soldier Bay 22
12 last Friday night at Waccamaw
Park to remain undefeated in the
Brunswick County Men's Church
Softball League.
New Britton also knocked off
Dixon Chapel 29-0 last Tuesday and
led the B Division with a record of
6-0 heading into Tuesday's games.
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at 6-1 was Zion Baptist, which de
feated Seaside Methodist 7-3 Monay
night. Zion also picked up a forfeit
win over Camp Methodist last
Thursday.
In the A Division, Emanual Out
reach (5-1) took over first place
Monday night with a 2-1 win over
Friendship Baptist (5-2).
Jennies Branch pickcd up two
wins last week to improve its record
to 3-2. Jennies Branch took a 14-9
win over ShaHnttr Firs! last Tuesday
and posted a 3-2 win over Supply
Baptist Thursday.
In other games S?m week. Old
Shaiiotte edged Eastside Fellowship
13-12, Shaiiotte First topped Mt.
Olive IK- 1 4, Seaside Methodist beat
Dixon Chapel 10-3 and Supply best
ed Ocean View 16-15.
On Monday. Dixon Chapel was a
forfeit winner over Camp Methodist,
which Ls expected to drop out of the
league.
Brnaswick County
Mea's Church sofUMll League
Standings Throsgls May 9
A DIVISION
TEAM WINS LOSSES
Emanual Outreach 5 1
Friendship Baptist S 2
Supply Baptist 4 2
Jennies Branch 3 2
Mount Olive 3 3
Ocean View 2 4
Shallotte First 2 4
I jetties Grove 0 6
B DIVISION
TEAM WINS LOSSES
New Britton 6 0
Zjuii Baptist O i
Seaside Methodis 4 2
Old Shallotte 3 3
Soldier Bay 2 4
Fasts ide Fellowship 2 4
Dixon Chapel 2 5
Camp Methodist 0 7
RECREATION BRIEFS
Registration Begins For State Games Slated Next Month
Registration has begun tor partici
pants in the 1994 State (lames of
North Carolina, a statewide Olym
pic-style athletic competition for cit
izens of ail ages and skill levels.
Regional competitions will he
held June 10-12 in Jacksonville.
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be held June 18-26 in Durham,
where opening ceremonies are plan
ned June 24.
Entry deadlines vary for the 33
athletic events offered at Stale
Games. The earliest deadline is May
23 for chcerleading and gymnastics.
Participants in other events can wait
at late as mid-June to register.
Any North Carolina resident who
has lived in the state at least 30 days
prior to the entry deadline is eligible
to competc. All participants must be
amateurs ar.d abide by eligibility
rules governing their sport.
Below is the list of this year's
events with the name of the coordi
nator and telephone number to call
for more information:
Track and Field: Frank Davis.
919-477 8179.
Youth Baseball: Divisions are 12
and under. 13 only. 14 and 15. Call
Joe Alleva. 919-684-2120.
Girls Youth Basketball: Age
groups are 12 and under. 14 and un
der. 16 and under. Call N.C.
Amateur Sports. 1 -800-277-8763.
Boys Youth Basketball: Divi
sions <iic 12 and under, i4 arid un
der. Ih and under. Call I -800-277
8763
Boys Scholastic Basketball: For
high school teams. Call 1 -800-277
8763.
Girls Scholastic Basketball.: For
high school teams. Call Gale Valley.
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Bowling: Linda Johnson, 919
779-1888 or Came Johnson. 919
596-3800.
Cycling: Chios Chapman. 919
226-7425 (8:30 p.m.- 10:30 p.m.).
Equestrian: 1-800-277-8763.
Figure Skating: Randi Wagner.
919-571-1114.
Golf: 1-800-277-8763.
Gvmnastics: Christine Kennedy.
919-848-7988.
Cheerieading: Barbra Bliden,
914-848-7988.
Ice Hockev: Vic Cox, 919-387
1827.
Karate: Larry Isaac. 910-353
9769.
Rowing: Paul Miller, 919-556
1756.
Sailing: Jim Howard, 919-563
1604.
Shooting: Metallic silhouette and
trap/skeet, Vince Yakamavich, 919
847-8512. Sporting clavs, Bill and
Mary Kempffer. 919-774-7080.
Rifle and pistol, Eric Shufoni, 9i9
467 3484.
Youth Soccer: 1-800-277-8763.
Adult Soccer: 1-800-277-8763.
iviea's Softball: Class A Mod
Best Receives Distinguished
Service Award At Meeting
Former Brunswick County Schools Athletic Director Nelson Best re
ceived the N.C High School Athletic Association Distinguished Service
Award during the group's annual meeting last
Thursday in Chapel Hill.
Best served as athletic director for nearly IS
years and retired Jan. 31, one month after the
Brunswick County Board of Education decided to
eliminate his position effective June 30.
Toe Distinguished Service /ward is ? honor
those peopie who spend a Ik of time and effort pro
moting the value of high school athletics,'' said Kick
Strap. k, associate diwdia of the NfH
SAA.
iMT Best worked for 39 years in education, including
25 in Brunswick County. He served a combined 10
years as principal of Leland and North Brunswick high schools before
moving to the central office in 1979.
Best also taught history, science, physical education and health and
coached boys* and girls' hssketbal!, baseball, track, football and tennis.
As athletic director, Best has said his greatest accomplishments were
acquiring county supplements for all coaches and expanding athletic pro
grams at the middle and high schools.
The NCHSAA Distinguished Service Award has been presented for
nine years, and Best was one of 27 award recipients this year, Stnink
said.
Gospel Center, Mt. Oiive
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Gospel Center and Mt. Olive
were tied for first place following
last week's games in the Brunswick
Baptist Association Coed Softball
League.
Gospel Center improved its sea
son record to 5-0 with a 17-2 whip
ping of Faith "B" Saturday night at
Smithville Park in Southport.
Mt. Olive also ran its mark to 5-0
Saturday with a 24-4 victory over
Southport "B" at Lock wood Folly
Park in Supply.
Mt. Olive knocked off Lebanon
32-8 last Tuesday. Gospel Center's
game Tuesday agsin^t Southport
"B" was rained out and will be re
scheduled.
In other league action Saturday,
Faith "A" improved its record to 4-1
with a 42-6 thrashing of Mill Creek.
Faith "A" also posted a 13-8 win
over Mt. Pisgah last Tuesday.
Also Saturday. Southport "A"
crushed Bolivia 13-3, Shell Point
got past Ixbanon 12-10, Supply
knocked off Calvary 13-10, Mt.
Pisgah bested Souihpuri "C~ 15-6,
and Bethel-Oak Island-Beach Road
beat Brunswick Islands 14-2.
Last Tuesday, Bolivia defeated
Shell Point 13-5, Brunswick Islands
dumped Mill Creek 20-9 and
Calvary edged the Bethel-Oak
Island- Beach Road team by a score
of 11-9.
Brunswick Baptist Assn.
Coed Softball League
Standings Through May 8
TEAM WINS LOSSES
Gospel Center S 0
Mt. Olive 5 0
Faith "A" 4 1
Southport "B" 3 !
Southport "A" 2 1
Bolivia 3 2
Calvary 2 2
Faith "B" 2 2
Mt. Pisgah 2 2
Shell Point 2 3
Supply 2 3
Bcthcl-Ol-Bch Road 2 4
Southport "C 1 3
Brunswick Islands 1 4
Lebanon 0 4
Miii Creek 0 4
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? No-atich wtfmct surgery
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Amounts of Near/farsightedness
? Diabetic Eye Diseases
? Macular Degeneration
? (UaiMma Surgery
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Local Bmnmck County Crnm
Brunswick Hospital ? Supply (800) 422-1564
Myrtle Beach Center (800) 758-6478 ? Wilmington Center (800) 995-4440
The Eye Surgery Specialists
ified. Mike Hosey, 919-315-3145.
dm C Slow Pitch. 1-800-277
8763.
Women's Softball: Class C Slow
Pitch. 1-800-277-8763.
Girls Softball: Divisions 10 and
under. 12 and under. 14 and under.
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Norm, 919-541-5946.
Swimming: 1-800-277-8763.
Tkble Tennis: Jim McQueen.
919-847-1981.
Divisions for boys,
girls, men and women. Anthony
Thompson. 919-309-9702.
IvhHm! .All gggf onj rlriM Utiajc
(singles, doubles, mixed doubles).
Eicanor Cummings, 919-523-4865.
Indoor Volleyball: Divisions are
boys, girls, men, women and coed.
1-800-277-8763.
Outdoor Beach Volleyball: Kayc
Alexander. 919-493-8973.
Wrestling: Tom Marsh, 919-636
3344 (after 8 p.m.).
In the Olympic tradition, the top
three finishers in cach event will re
ceive gold, silver or bronze medals.
State Games emphasizes personal
development through physical fit
ness and sport and i? sanctioned by
the Governor's Council on Physical
Fitness and Health.
For entry forms or information,
call ! -800-277-8763.
Men's Softball League
Men's softball teams have until
Friday to register for the Brunswick
County Parks and Recreation Men's
Softball League.
The fee is $325 per team, and
play will begin May 16.
For more information, call county
athletic coordinator Joe Rosselli at
41CT i unn 4-?on
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Girls' Softball League
A softball league for girls ages
13- 15 is being organized in the
Southport area, with league play ex
pected to begin June 18.
Registration will be held May 21,
May 28 and June 4 from 1 1 a.m. till
noon at Smithville Park. Each par
ticipant must bring a copy of their
birth certificate and the SIS registra
tion fee.
For more information, call Joe
Rosselli at 253-4357 or 1-800-222
4790.
Shallotte Police
Will Play Durham
The Shallotte Police Department
basketball team will take on the
Durham Police Department squad
Saturday night to raise money for
charily.
Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. at
Shallotte Middle School. Admission
will be $3 for adults and $ 1 for chil
dren.
Cougars Fail To Gators;
Earn Split With Vikirias
South Brunswick managed only
three hits in 3-1 high school baseball
loss to the East Columbus Gators
Monday night at Boiling Spring
Lakes.
East Columbus pitcher John Jun
ious shut down the Cougars, striking
out 10 batters. South's Jcrrv Gal
loway suffered the lews for the
Cougars, allowing five hits and issu
ing 10 walks.
South Siiiranick fell to 2-6 >n the
Waccamaw Conference and 8-11
overall, but can still clinch a state
3A playoff berth by winning two of
it? final four
The Cougars were scheduled to
play at Whiteville on Tuesday and
will host Pender Friday night. The
Patriots (0-9, 0-17) entered the week
still looking for their first win.
Last Friday, South Brunswick
split a conference doubleheader with
the visiting West Columbus Vikings.
The twin bill was suspended Tues
day because of rain.
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game 9-2 behind the three-hit pitch
ing of Frank Merritt.
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senior Rodney Willoughby hurled a
one-hitter as the Cougars notched a
5-1 victory. Willoughby (3-3) threw
just 60 pitches in the game while
striking out seven and walking three.
Lewis Vaught had two hits and
two RBI, and Jeremy Baker added
two hits for the Cougars.
Game Summary *1
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S. Bnins 0 1 0 0 0 1 0? 2 3 6
W. Colum. 1 0 6 0 0 2 X? 96 2
Game Summary #3
W. Coiiim. 0 0 Q Q Q ! 0 ! 1 2
S. Bnins. 0 0 3 2 0 0 X? 5 5 1
West JV Wins
West Brunswick High School's
junior varsity baseball team defeated
Whitevillc 4-3 last Friday in Wlute
ville.
Walker Gainey pitched a three
hitter as the Trojans won their fourth
Strzizh! "?*ne f?nvmn Kinlaw
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drove in two runs.
The Trojans improved to 4-5 in
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