THREE RIVERS ROUNDUP
St. Pauls, Tar Heel ,
Bladenboro Advance
Three of the four Three Rivers
Conference teams that qualified for
the state high school football play
offs advanced to the second round
with wins iast t-riday night.
Conference co-champion St.
Pauls moved on to round two of the
state 2A playoffs, while Bladenboro
and Tar Heel each advanced in the
1A bracket. South Robeson, a state
1A semifinalist last year, lost its
playoff opener.
In first-round action, St. Pauls de
feated visiting South Columbus 22-6
Friday night The Bulldogs (10-1)
will play their second-round game
this week at Western Guilford (10
1)
In the 1A ranks, Bladenboro
thrashed visiting Jordan-Matthews
46-6 while Tar Heel was a 24-22
winner at East Montgomery.
Bladenboro (8-3) will host Tar
Heel (4-7) this week in second
round playoff action The Bulldogs
crushed the Panthers 31-6 in their
regular-season meeting Sept. 23.
South Robeson, a state semifinal
ist in 1993. lost its first round game
at North Moore 14-13. The Must
THREE RIVERS
CONFERENCE
FOOTBALL
STANDINGS
Tfcam Conf. O'all PF PA
St Pauls 6-1 10-1 313 122
E. Bladen. 6-1 7-3 270 171
Bladcnboro 5-2 8-3 252 87
S.Robeson. 5-2 8-3 326 51
Tar Heel 2-5 4-7 227 323
Red Springs 2-5 4-6 128 191
N. Bruits. 1-6 3-7 108 241
Fairmont 1-6 1-9 80 306
angs ended the season with a record
of 8-3.
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
? St. Pauls 22. S. Columbus 6
? Bladenboro 46, Jordan-Matthews
6
? N. Moore 14. South Robeson 13
? Tar Heel 24. E. Montgomery 22
FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAMES
? St. Pauls at Western Guilford
? Tar Heel at Bladcnboro
? All games start at 7:30 p.m.
Johnsons, McBride
Top Baseball Prospects
West Brunswick's trie Johnson
and MichacI Johnson and North
Brunswick's Cascv McBridc arc
among (he state's lop high school
baseball prospects of IW5. accord ?
ing lo the N C Baseball Coachcs
Association newsletter
The three high school seniors arc
among 23 players from Region 2
listed in the fall issue of From The
Dugout The newsletter lists 170
prospects from the state's eight re
gions
Eric Johnson is a pitcher and out
fielder. MichacI Johnson a pitcher
and inficlder and McBridc a pitcher
and first baseman
Other Waccamaw Conference
players listed arc pitcher Chris Con
way of Whiteville, catcher Sidney
McLean of East Columbus, outfield
er Brandon McKoy of Pender and
catcher Jake Fonvielle and second
baseman Scott Mincey of South
Columbus
Also included arc pitcher/out
fielder Eric Faulk, shortstop Chris
l-amarsh. first baseman Shawn
Gallagher and third baseman Chris
Moore of New Hanover and pitcher
Anthony Hammonds and pitchcr/in
ficldcr Adam Thompson of Wac
camaw Acadcmy in Whiteville
Weekly Turkey Shoots Set
By Volunteer Resuce Squads
Town Creek Volunteer Rcscuc
Squad is sponsoring turkey shoots
every Saturday evening at 7 p m be
ginning Nov IV
tntry tee will be S2.50. Practice
shots will cost 5(1 cents each
Only 12-gauge shotguns will he
allowed, and the squad will supply
shot Participants arc being asked
not to bring their own sh?>t
Food prizes will vary wackly All
proceed* will be u*ed to maintain
emergency operation for Town
Creek and the surrounding area
An emergency medical technician
class is being scheduled for late
November
For more information about the
turkey shoots or l.MT classes, call
Alisc Edwards at 253-7161.
Anzelone Leads Bowling League
Ciinny An/clone rolled games of
176 and IV) and had (he high
scratch series of 4K5 in the Bruns
wick Belles If ague last Wednesday
at Brunswick County Bowling
(enter in Shallottc
Carol Vcaley posted the individ
ual high game of 193 and also had
the high handicap series of 627 with
a 4M0 scratch scries An/clone had a
614 handicap scries
Other top scorers included Mar
garet Godfrey with a 172 high game
and 6(13 handicap series; Marian
Monaghan with a 170 game. 45S
scratch and 602 handicap; and Dot
Wayland with a 16K game and 603
handicap
Gloria Foster had a 170 high
game and Dot C'rean rolled a 450
scratch series. Other handicap series
scores were Evelyn Knapp with 621,
Gloria Kelly with 606 and Judy
Leaman with 606.
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PHOTO BY JOHN ZICFEL
Elks Honor Veterans
Members of Calabash Elks Lodge 2679 present a wreath during
Veterans Day observances Nov. II. Pictured (from left) are Bob
Rorstock, Americanism chairman ; Harry Vincent, honor guard;
and K.C. Anderson, exalted ruler.
BAPTIST VOLLEYBALL
Mill Creek Stays Unbeaten
Mill Creek defeated Brunswick
Islands 15-y. 4-15. 15-10. Monday
night at Supply Elementary School
to remain unbeaten in the Brunswick
Baptist Association Coed Volleyball
league
In other matches. Shallotte First
beat Ml. Pisgah "A" 15-5, 15-5.
Shell Point knocked off Jennies
Branch 8-15. 15-8. 15-12; and Mt
Pisgah "B" dumped Mr Pisgah "A"
16-14. 15-7.
Next Monday's matches include
Mt. Pisgah "B" versus Shallotte
Point at 6:30 p.m., Jennies Branch
against Mill Creek at 7:30, Mt.
Pisgah "A" versus Mill Creek at
8:30 and Brunswick Islands against
Shell Point at 9:30.
The league tournament will be
played Nov. 28 and 29 and Dec. 1.
Two officials are needed for the
tournament. Anyone interested
should call Chuck Wilson at 842
5068 or Jay Houston at 754-6367.
Brunswick Baptist Assoc.
Coed Volleyball League
Standings As Of Nov. 15
TEAM WINS LOSSES
Mill Creek 4 0
Shell Point 3 2
Mt. Pisgah B 3 2
Jennies Branch 3 2
Brunswick Isles 2 3
Shallotte First 2 3
Mt. Pisgah AO 5
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Travis Downer's 278 was the in
dividual high game in the Men's
Classic League Nov. 7 at Brunswick
County Bowling Center.
Ricky Joyner had the high series
of 675. Coastal Vinyl posted the
high team game of 1176, and The
Seafood Barn had the high team se
ries with 3161.
Men's Classic League
Standings As Of Nov. 7
Team Wins Losses
Seafood Barn 35 5
JDGAF Again 27 13
Williams Carpet 23 17
Strickly Bizncss 22 18
Joyner Electric 22 18
Spoilers 21 19
Dream Team 21 19
Coastal Vinyl 21 19
Bowlers Anony. 21 19
Furious Finish 19 21
Fearsome Five 19 21
HB True Value 18 22
BC Bowling Center 17 23
Kay-Burn Builders 12 28
Cal. Seafood Hut 12 28
Bet A Dollar 10 30
Raspa Receives
College Honor
Melissa Raspa of Sunset Beach, a
field hockey
njavpr at
Franklin &
Marshal Col
lege in Lancas
ter, Pa, has re
ceived honor
able mention as
an all-star by
the Centennial
Conference
RASPA coaches.
A senior midfielder, Raspa had
one assist this season and finished
her career with nine goals and four
assists for 22 points. The Diplomats
were 2-5-2 in the Centennial Confe
rence this fall and 3-12-2 overall.
Raspa. the daughter of Donna and
William Raspa of Sunset Beach,
graduated from Rhinebeck Central
High School in New York. Her sis
ter, Megan, was a freshman mid
fielder on the college team this sea
son.
Karate Kid
Gerald Evans of Shallotte fin
ished third in form and fifth in
sparring at the Battle At The
Beach karate tournament last
Saturday at the Coastline Con
vention Center in Wilmington.
Evans, 8, is a student at Tae
Kwon Do Unlimited 11 in Shal
lotte.
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