bedspread Finishing Man Manages Shiloh Eagles
I
The
Ed Roberts goes after an outside pitch and misses.
Osten Lowe takes a hefty swing in Richmond game.
..lie ^ Shiloh Eagles won two and lost
Igg. toeir last three games. They de-
Sale Winston-
to 1:5* Indians 9-4 and lost a close one
Sto, Pasture 8-7. They now have a
on record of 19 wins and 13 losses,
tigjj ® Eagles, managed by Sam Broad-
Wgj,’ °I the Bedspread Finishing Mill,
play a return game with the
Q^^on-Salem Indians on July 25.
to u- ^ngust 30 they will travel by bus
^0^‘ohrnond for a game with the Rich-
Sogj Efaves. Interested fans can obtain
•narf contacting the team
4(j or any of the players by
trip ^ I- The fare will be $5, round-
Th
goth ^ Eagles first started playing to-
®®’'^eral years ago in a pasture
tftgj Eagle Falls. Their opponents were
tijj^^T teams from nearby communi-
as)5g,the team got together and
Mth ®®nn Broadnax, who had played
irigp ^Eem occasionally, to be their
ha^ Since that time they have
Soa- I*’*'Pgressively more and more active
tro, f^ager Broadnax says he has no
are
finding teams to play. There
ilag]J*®hally other managers at the
games, scouting for opponents
Its I, *t looks like they all want to beat
Shiloh Eagles players, front row, left to right, are: Manuel Hairston (Fieldcrest
employee), Ed Roberts, James Roberts, William Lowe, Wilbur Lowe, Osten Lowe,
Howard Washington and Walter Roberts. Standing, left to right are: Sam Broadnax
(manager and Bedspread Finishing Mill employee), Alvis Hairston and Hodges
Boyte (both Fieldcrest employees), Danny Lowe, Mac Galloway, Terry Simmons
and Leroy Galloway. Not pictured are: Jack Boyte (Fieldcrest employee), Seottie
Carter and James Yours.
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FOR SALE: Dining table, walnut-grain
Formica top, black wrought iron legs.
Table is 6-ft. long. Six matching chairs.
$50. Call 623-8298 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: 1969 Frigidaire air condi
tioner. 19,000 BTU. Excellent condi
tion. Used only two months. Owner
installed central air conditioning. Origi
nal price $437, will sell for $200. Call
627-1508 after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: 14 ft. heavy duty aluminum
boat with rack. 51/2-hp Evinrude motor.
Call 635-3034 or see Norwood Stultz.
We wish to express our deepest grati
tude for the thoughtfulness and kindness
shown us during the illness and at the
death of our loved one, William W.
Stovall. To all our friends who sent
cards, flowers and food, we extend our
heartfelt appreciation. May God bless
you.
THE FAMILY
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EAY, JULY 27, 1970