fcje -Th Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C.. Thursday, November 14. 1974
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I'AKl.TON FKRKBKE In the Pirates' Friday night
game against Camden, Carlton Ferebee was also named as
otfensive player of the week due to his tremendous job of
blocking on running plays. Ferebee also got off very good
pressure punts.
DENNIS SMITH Dennis Smith was named as one of the
offensive players of the week due to his work in the game
against Camden. Smith made two receptions and did an
outstanding job of blocking. He also kicked the winning
extra point.
Pirates Top Camden By One
I CAMDEN Defense was
the name of the game and
Perquimans played it one
point better than Camden.
: The Pirates, on the wrong
end of many close decisions
during the campaign, closed
the season with a win in a
squeaker for a change.
Camden's hopes of a win
ning season disappeared by
the margin of an extra
point, losing 7-6.
; Camden's defense, a
tower of strength in defeat
all season, made only one
mistake against the Firates
and it cost them dearly.
With only five seconds
remaining in the first half,
Nate Downing slipped
behind the Bruin secondary.
Strong-armed quarterback
Tony Hunter connected with
the fleet Downing to com
plete a 63-yard scoring play
as the first half expired.
Dennis Smith added the
eventual margin of victory
with his point-after kick.
Perquimans had missed
an earlier scoring chance on
its first possession of the
contest. The Pirates
rambled to the Camden
one-yard line behind the
running of Percell Skinner
and Oliver Felton. Skinner
bobbled the opportunity
away with a fumble into the
Camden end zone.
Robert Gregory topped
the Camden rushing attack,
forcing a change in the
Pirate defensive alignment,
Pirates Bow To Gates
"Gregory was something
else," stated Perquimans
Coach Celvin Webster, 'We
had to go with an eight-man
defensive front or he would
have run through us all
night." '
The troubled. Camden
offense finally showed some
spark in the third quarter
with quarterback Greg
" Abbott providing most of the
fireworks. Abbott sprinted
63 yards through the Pirate
defense for a touchdown.
The Bruin conversion try
went awry, and Camden
was unable to dent the
Pirate defense again.
Donkeyball Set
For Friday Nite
Plenty of hilarious action
and a good crowd are ex
pected to keep Perquimans
high School gym buzzing
tomorrow night. Friday,
Nov. 15 when a Donkey
Basketball game is staged.
Two games will pro
vide the entertain
ment for the night.
Advance tickets are still
on sale at Perquimans High
School at $1.25 for adults and
$1.00 for students. Tickets at
the door will be $1.50 for
adults and $1.25 for
students. All proceeds will
go to the Guidance Club.
The first game will
feature the Per
quimans Jaycees against
members of the Guidance
Club. The second
will be between the female
members of the Guidance
Club and the Girl
Marauders.
Donkey Basketball is
played with four donkeys ;
and four riders on each
team. One of the donkey
teams is comprised of
Beatle Bomb, Super Stupid,
Elvis, and Rigor Mortis. The
other team is formed by
Thunder Ball," Snuffy,
Kilroy, and Honey Pot, the
world's buckin'est donkey.
. ;. -'.JJ-' BIRTH
ANNOUNCEMENT v
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gibbs
. of Swan Quarter and for
merly of Hertford, announce
the birth of their first child,
a son, Brian Kelly. Brian
was born October 28 in
Beaufort County Hospital in
Washington, N.C. Mrs.
: Gibbs is the former Gail
Watson of Hertford.
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Mrs. Maude Godwin spent
a few days last week in
Creswell with Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Phelps.
IN JAPAN 1
Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Jackson are guests of Miss
Dorothy Elliott in Japan.
FROM GARNER
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Stephens, Jr. of ; Garner
spent the weekend at their ' '
cottage at White Hat.
; FROM RICHMOND
Mr. and Mrs. William
Hofler of Richmond, Va.
visited relatives here during ,
the weekend.
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i The Perquimans Pirates
were let down during their
homecoming Friday night
when the Red Barons of
Gates won the all important
game 13-7. A victory would
have pleased the Pirates
playing before a large
crowd in celebration of
homecoming night.
However, the win proved to
De an especially important
one' for the Gates team
tieing them in the league
lead with Murfreesboro.
Due to Friday night's
defeat, the Pirates have
dropped two games behind
the title co-leaders with only
one conference game left to
play.
With the Pirates in a one
point lead, the taste of a
victory was on their lips
when the Red Barons came
back with a touchdown that
beat the clock. The
Barons were victorious
despite a hustling Pirate
defense.
One of the game
highlights was a low snap
from the Gates center
which resulted in a
Pirate block against an
attempted Gates punt. The
Perquimans defense
pounced on the ball nine
yards away from the Baron
end zone. Pirate running
back Oliver Felton bounded
to the four-yard line on two
carries. Quarterback Tony
Hunter then came back with
a brillant fake on the third)
down and was able to strut
into the end zone untouched
for the tying touchdown.
Percell Skinner made the
conversion kick putting the
Pirates in the lead with
minutes remaining in v.he
homecoming ballgame.
Hometown fans were
ready to celebrate the end of
homecoming week with a
victory when the Barons.
came back with a touch
down thus ending the game
in their favor 13-7.
CONVALESCING
Mrs. Ralph Wilcox is
convalescing at her home
due to injuries suffered in a
fall in the Prudential
Building in Boston, Mass.
while on a Tour to the New
England States and Canada
a few weeks ago.
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