Page 4, West Craven Highlights, May 27,1982
Vanceboro Softball League
Last week ten teams took the field in an effort to
capture the winning honors for the week. Several
teams made it through the week without losing,
while several other teams suffered upsets during the
week.
Monday night’s game was rained out and
rescheduled for Friday night. The games for that
night showed wins for C & E Logging, Senators, and
M & B, while Pugh Distributing, Caton and Garris #2
suffered a loss for the night.
Tuesday, May 18, was the first games played. This
was the night for upsets. Kite’s Supermarket came
out strong and downed V & J. Billiards in the opening
game. Garris Logging #1 upset Ron’s Paint & Body
Shop with a strong comeback after trailing in the
game. Pugh Distributing took the third game but
they knew they had played a very storig Caton team.
Thursday, May 20, was the second win for the
Senators in a close contest with Garris #2. Kite’s
Softball Injuries
In a fresh play at first base, two softball players
from Vanceboro League received injuries. Pictured
above is Eddie Godley who ran off first and Glen
Seamster at third threw to first to catch Eddie for the
out but the ball struck Eddie in the back and glanced
off and hit Sasser in the face. Sasser received
lacerations of the face. Both were transported by
Vanceboro Rescue Squad to Craven County Hospital
where they were treated and released.
Vanceboro Softball
League Scoreboard
May 17:
C&E - 5 vs Pugh - 2
Senators - 23 vs Cayton - 0
M&B - 7 vs Garris #2 - 5
May 18:
Kite’s - 6 vs V&J - 5
Garris #1 - 9 vs Ron’s - 8
Pugh - 7 vs Cayton - 5
May 20
Senators - 9 vs Garris #2 - 8
M&B - 8 vs Kite’s - 4
Garris #1 - 5 vs C&E - 1_
Vanceboro Softball
League Standings
Senators
Morris & Briley
Garris #1 Logging
Kite’s Supermarket
Pugh Distributing
V&J Billiards
Ron’s Paint & Body Shop
Caton
Garris Logging #2
Won
2
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
Lost
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
2
2
Supermarket faltered and M&B took their second
win for the week. C&E playing their second game of
the week suffered a loss to Garris #1.
The ball handling by all teams has been
outstanding. It can be readily seen that we are going
to have some real softball playing and good
entertainment for the fans as the season progresses.
Team support was excellent for all games during the
week. Fans were talking it up on the sidelines and
encouraging their team to “tighten up’’.
The week’s standings will be shown each week on
this page in the Vanceboro Softball League
Standings. Plans are to have a Player of the Week
based on Homeruns, Hits, Runs Batted In and
Winning Team.
A Vanceboro Softball League Contest is slated, so
join in all the fun of Summer Softball to make this a
good summer of fun.
School
Middle & High
School
Mon. May 31: No
School.
Tues. June 1: Beef
Stew w/Vegetables,
Bolonga & Cheese
Sandwich, Chef Salad,
Buttered Leafy Greens,
French fries. Spiced
Beets, Cabbage &_Carrot
Salad, Buttered Noodles
& Crackers, Lemon Pie
w/Topping, Milk, Sup
plemental Sale Items.
Wed. June 2: Mana
ger’s Choice.
Thurs. June 3: Lasa
gne, Grilled Ham &
Cheese, Egg Salad, Chef
Salad, Tossed Salad,
Buttered Peas & Carrots,
French Fries, Corn
O’Brian, French Bread,
Cake w/Icing, Milk,
Supplemental Sale
Items.
Fri. June 4: Smoked
Sausage w/Baked Maca
roni & Cheese, Hoagie,
Cheeseburger, Chef
Salad, Buttered Succo
tash, Lettuce & Tomato,
Seasoned Blackeyed
Peas, Spiced Applesauce,
Hot Rolls, Cookie, Milk,
Supplemental Sale
Items^
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Menu
Elementary
School
Mon. May 31: No
School.
Tues. June 1: Baked
Ham, Hamburger on
Bun, Chef Salad, Sweet
Potatoes, Waldorf Salad,
Corn, Cheese Biscuit,
Chocolate Pudding
w/Topping, Milk, Sup
plemental Sale Items.
Wed. June 2: Mana
ger’s Choice.
Thurs. June 3: Coun
try Style Steak w/Rice &
Gravy, Hot Dog on Bun,
Chef Salad, Green Leafy
Vegetables, French
Fries, Fruit Cup, Hot
Rolls, Gingerbread, Milk,
Supplemental Sale
Items.
Fri. June 4: Beef Stew
w/Vegetables, Club
Sandwich w/Soup, Chef
Salad, Cabbage, Peaches,
Lettuce & Tomato,
Cornbread, Cookie, Milk,
Supplemental Sale
Items.
Bland Selected
The Charlotte Jaycees and the Hugh O’Brian
Youth Foundation spotlight our greatest natural
resource.... Youth.
Each year since 1958, the Hugh O’Brian Youth
Foundation has sponsored a series of leadership
seminars, selecting high school sophomores from
across the nation this year. Jill Bland, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C.W.’Tete’’ Bland of Rt. 1, Grlfton has
;been selected to represent the West Craven area of
the North Carolina seminar in Charlotte.
With the encouragement of the North Carolina
Jaycees and the Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation the
Charlotte Jaycees are conducting a state leadership
seminar for 125 outstanding high school sophomores
from throughout the North Carolina public and non
public school systems.
The seminar will be held June 4th, 5th, and 6tl^^
Belmont Abby College in Belmont, North CarolimF
1. To educate the participants on topics of the
American Incentive System.
2. To provide the opportunity for the participants
to be recognized for their achievements.
3. To select and announce the two outstanding
students who will represent North Carolina at
the Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation
International Leadership Seminar to be held in
Chicago this summer.
Miss Bland is a student at West Craven High
School, Rt. 2, Vanceboro.
ECU Football
Tickets at Wachovia
Ticket orders for the 1982 East Carolina
University football season are now being accepted
throughout eastern North Carolina.
The primary ticket outlet is the Athletic Ticket
Office on the campus of East Carolina, but Pirate
fans will again have the opportunity to purchase
home game football tickets at various locations
throughout the eastern area.
Wachovia Bank, for the second consecutive year,
will serve as an outlet for Pirate football tickets. A
total of 45 Wachovia branches in 28 eastern cities will
be involved in the Pirate ticket operations.
“We are elated to have Wachovia Bank work with
us again this season,” noted Director of Athletics Dr.
Ken Karr. “Our first year of this outlying ticket
window concept with Wachovia produced very fine
results. We look forward to considerable increases
this year in sales at Wachovia.”
The 1982 Pirate season will open on Sept. 11 in
Raleigh against N. C. State, while the team kicks off
its home slate on Sept. 18.
Tickets for the 1982 home games are $9.00 for
reserved seats. The Economy Plan, started last year,
will be in effect again. This allows a fan to purchase
season tickets in units of five for half price in selected
areas of the stadium.
Contact A. F. Whitley at the Vanceboro branch for
your season ECU football tickets.
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