SPORTING NEWS - LOCAL, STATE; NATIONAL - BILL ALLIGOOD, SPORTS EDITOR.
WASHINGTON PLAYS JACKET GALS TONIGHT
DEVILS PLAY
ENFIELD
Washington High School girls will
play Roanoke Rapids here tonight in
a Northeastern Conference game in
the High Schol gymnasium in the
second game of a double header with
the Junior Red Devils of Rosemary.
The Junior game will start at ex
actly seven thirty and three quarters
will be played before the girls start
their clash. The final quarter will
be played during the half of the
half of the Washington-Jacket game.
This will be the fourth Northeast
ern game for the girls and they will
strive with might and main to bring
their percentage up to the five hun
dred mark tonight. They have de
feated Elizabeth City and lost to
Greenville and Hertford.
The Juniors will play Enfield.
Same admission.
Durham To Play Yel
low Jackets Here
Durham High School will play the
Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets here
on Saturday, January 31. The vis
itors are outstanding contenders in
Class A Conference Circles and
will bring a flashy combination here
to play the locals. Manager Reid of
the High School closed the game
with Durham this week. Durham will
play Newport News High or Friday
night and on their way back home
| w-ill stop over here and play the
[ Jackets. A win for Roanoke Rapids
w ill mean quite a lot as the Bull
City quint is supposed to have one of
the fastest outfits in Class A. The
game will start at exactly seven
thirty p. m.
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WASHINGT’N
IS VICTOR
Visitors Take Game Easily—
Third Conference Defeat
For Locals
The Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jack
ets took another dive towards the
Northeastern Conference cellar here
last Friday night going down in de
feat before the Washington High
tossers 24-14. It was the locals third
sright defeat in Conference circles.
It was the same old story with
Coach Hoyles’ Jackets: lack of ability
to cage the ball and a lax defense
spelled defeat before the first half
was over. Newton, who started at
center in place of Brown let Gautier
shoot three field goals in the first
quarter for Washington. Brown then
came in but the big center of the vis
iting team accounted for eleven
points in all for his part of the game
and helped with many more by his
passing and floor work.
Washington showed two All Con
ference guard material In Credle and
Carrow; both of them played an out
standing game and along with Gau
tier were responsible for the Jack
ets’ third straight slide towards the
bottom. Matthews, who holds down a
forward for the Jackets, shot six
points for his team and was high
scorer for them.
Washington after the first half
seemed to take the game for granted,
toying around in their territory with
the ball and taking things easy. Roa
noke Rapids rained a score or more
long shots at the basket in the last
half in a vain effort to score, half of
them were too short or too long and
the other half went on the indoor
track, and with the visitors exhibit
ing a wonderful defense, they had no
chance to work the ball in for short
shots.
Sullivan played a good game at
forward, while Brown's work at cen
ter in a defensive way could not be
beat. The rest of the team passed
and that was all.
The Jackets will go to Greenville
this Friday for their fourth Confer
ence game with the Greenbacks and
from v.hat we hear the Greenies.
under Coach Billy Brown, former
Carolina star, has some team down
there.
The line-up:
Washingtor Roa. Rapids
Hodges. Capt. Sullivan, Capt.
F
Harper Matthews
F
Gautier Newton
C
Credle Mills
G
Carrow Dickens
e
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BOXING
Outland Wins over Love
Wilbur Outland, 135 pounds, of
Rosemary, won the decision over
Henry Love of Patterson Mill in five
rounds in the finale of Scout Night at
the High School gymnasium Tuesday
night.
Otuland won three rounds. Love
one, and the fifth was declared a tie.
It was a nice fight from beginning to
end. Outland had Love worried with
a nice left in most of the rounds, but
the Patterson Mill lad was clearly not
in condition.
A large crowd was on hand to see
the fight and a return bout between
these boys with longer rounds would
prove a real attraction. Both boys
donated their services to the Boy
Scouts, Troop 1, Rosemary.
Junior Red Devils Lose
16 to 8 To Reserves
The Junior Red Devils lost last Fri
day night to the Washington second
team in the first game of a double
header with the High School Jack
cts. The Juniors did good to stay
up with the visitors as they were
outclassed in both size and weight.
The final scroe was 16-S. Dickens
and Everette, the Red Devil for
wards, played a nice game, while Mc
Commons at Center playec a good
defensive game. Everette was high
scorer for the Red Devil'. — _
The line-up:
Washington Red Devils
Rodman Everette
F
Davenport Dickens
F
Jones McCommons
C
Britt Carver
G
Hamilton Allsbrook
G
Red Devil Juniors
Swamp Weldon Scouts
In a fast game despite the score,
the Rosemary Junior Red Devils wal
loped the Weldon Buy Scout Troop
33-9 here last Tuesday night. It was
Scout night at the gymnasium and
quite a crowd turned out to see the
game and fight between Henry Love
and Wilbur Outland. “Left'’ Everette,
forward on the Red Devils, was high
scorer of the evening with fourteen
points closely followed by Captain
Dickens with ten points; McCommons
scored two field goals while Alls
brook got the same number and Ed
wards hung up one ringer. The de
fensive work of Carver also stood
out for the Devils. Chappell was high
scorer for Weldon with four points,
while the work of Rabel, Alston and
Gore stood out in a defensive way.
The line-up:
Weldon Red Devils
Chappell Everette
F
Rabil Dickens
F
Dixon McCommons
C
Alston Edwards
G
Gore Carver
G
Let’s forget the basketball season
and look forward to baseball.
Coach Westcott of the Washington
Highs says that the Greenville team j
is the best in the Conference.
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