Phantoms Take Bunn
Youngsvllle walked away
with two wins for the second
night In a row Saturday night.
The Youngsvllle girls handed
Bunn their fifth defeat In con
ference games, 40-27, and the
Youngsvllle boys won their
tenth conference game, 88
58, over the Bunn boys.
The Youngsvllle girls, led
by Vickie Rogers with 18 points
and Harriet Pearce with 17
points, maintained their first
place position In conference
wins. Judy Clark was high
scorer for Bunn with 9 points.
Jesse Preddy stripped the
nets for 30 points and Larry
Paschall dropped In 26 points
to lead the Phantoms to their
nineteenth victory of the sea
son. Robert Bowden was high
scorer for Bunn with 18 and
Phil Hagwood was second with
16 points.
Girls ? Bunn Clark 9, Moore
4, Andrews 4, Crudup 5, Al
ford 1, Mullen 3, Branch, ^lag
wood 1. Youngsvllle? V. Rog
ers 18, Paschall 5, H. Pearce
17, D. Cash, Wheeler, S. Cash,
J. Pearce, Strickland, Brown,
Bowden, D." Rogers, Hart.
Youngsvllle 6 4 21 9 - 40
Bunn 2 9 5 11 - 27. ,
Boys: Bunn--Batton, Bowden
18, Jones 12, Hagwood 16, M.
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Horton 5, Mullen 2, J. Horton
5, Crudup. Youngsvllle
W re nil 6, Preddy 30, M. Cat
lett 6, Paschall 26, Wilder 8, '
Roberts 4, Wiggins 2, Frank
lin 4, Jones 2, R. Catlett,
Bailey, Woodllef.
Youngsvllle 25 21 26 16 -88
Bunn 14 12 13 19 - 58
Bulldogs
Drop Vikings '
The Loulsburg boys defeated
the South Granville Vikings (or
the second time this season
81-56.
Danny Faulkner with 25
points and Wilbur Moore with
20 points led the Bulldogs to .
their 13th win of the season.
Woodllef was high for the
Vikings with 16 points.
South Granville ? Bowling 4,
Oavls 9, Sanders 8, Ward 1,
Willis 5, Woodllef 16, Bailey
Z', Royster 6, Rlggan 5.
Loulsburg ? Faulkner 25,
Geddle 6, T. Finch 5, D. Finch
8, Mbore 20, Warren 2,Ches
son 4, Taylor 5, Perry 4,
Person 2.
South Granville 10 13 12 20-56 -
Loulsburg 19 26 15 21 -81
South Granville JV*s won
55-34.
Standings
Boys Division
Team
Youngsvllle
Bunn
Loulsburg
Frankllnton
Epsom
Edward Best
Gold Sand
Conference
Won Lost
10 0
8 2
5 4 .
5 4
3 7
2 8
1 9
Overall
Won Lost
19 1
14 6
13 4
12 4
9 11
4 14
5 13
airls Division
Team
Youngsvllle
Epsom
Edward Best
Bunn
Gold Sand
Frankllnton
Loulsburg
Conference
Won Lost
9 I
8 2
6 4
5 5
5 5
1 8
0 9
Overall
Won Lost
12 5
16 4
10 8
H ? ?
10 8
9 4
0 15 *
Epsom Wins At G. S.
Epsom high' 8 Tigers earned
a 59-49 victory over Gold
Sand lads, while the Tiger
girls smothered their hosts,
45-16, In a Franklin County
Conference basketball twin
bill at Gold Sand Friday night.
A 29-polnt performance by
Mike Fowler, along with Le
roy Terrell's 12 points, headed
Epsom scoring for the even
ing. For Gold Sand, West col
lected 15, Lovln eleven and
Edward Best Drops Two
The Youngsvllle girls got
revenge Friday night for an
earlier lews to Edward Best
by downing them 34-22. The
Youngsvllle boys defeated the
Eagles 69-41.
Vickie Rogers paced the
winners with 16 points and
Linda Paschall gave her a
helping hand with 9 points.
Phyllis Murray was high scor
er for the Eagles with 8.
Leading the Phantoms to vic
tory by scoring In the double
figures were C.L. Wrenn with
16 and Jesse Preddy with 15
points. Tommy May with 10
points was high for Edward
Best.
Girls: Youngsvllle ? V.
Rogers 16, Paschall 9, H.
Pearce 8, Wheeler, S. Cash 1,
J. Pearce, D. Cash, D. Rog
ers, Brown, Bowden. _
Edward Best ? GUI lam 5,
Murray 8, Duke, Tharrlngton,
Pearce 3, D. Jones 6, Davis,
R. Jones.
Youngsvllle 7 10 7 10 - 34
Edward Best 3 6 9 4 - 22
Boys: Youngsvllle ? Wrenn
16, Preddy 15, M. Catlett 4,
Roberts 7, Wilder 16, Preddy
Roberts 7, Wilder 16, R.
Catlett 7, Wiggins 7, Bailey
2, Woodllef 2, Jones, Franklin.
Edward Best~T. May 10,
Wheeler 2, S. Medlln 6, G.
Medlln 3, Phelps 4, Wilder
5, Gupton 3, King 7, Arnold
1, J. May.
YoungsrUle 22 18 20 9-69
Edward Best I t II 14-41
Meanest Thieves
Neward? Firemen had Just
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orced open lockers In the
Ire house and had stolen their
noney.
Leonard ten. The Tigers held
a 24-17 margin at the half,
then saw Gold Sand pull with
in two points at 34-32 in the
third stanza before Epsom
spurted to a final ten point
edge.
Girls: Epsom? Perklnson 2,
J. Ayscue 6, Smith, K. Ays
cue, Pendergrass 1, Jessup,
Stalnback, Foster, P. Fuller,
L. Fuller. Gold Sand? Dlck
erson, T. Gupton 8, Stalllngs,
Stearin 5, Lovln, Taylor 2,
Redmond 1, Murphy, K. Gup
ton, Ward, Bowers, -Valentine,
Leonard, Radford, Inscoe.
Gold Sand 7 4 2 ?
Epsom 11 9 8 15 - 45
Boys: Epsom? Fowler 29,
T. Eaves 3, Terrell 12, R.
Eaves, Rowland 9, Steed 6,
G. Eaves, Smith. Gold Sand
Bowers 6, Lovln U, Edwards
6, Leonard 10, West 15, Steed
1, Foster.
Epsom 13 11 10 25 - 59
Gold Sand 9 8 15 17 - 49
College Gets
Movie Stills
Part of the famous George
Jessel collection of still pho
tographs from the motion pic
tures has been acquired by
the Theatre of Loulsburg Col
lege.
Mr. Jessel, world famous
entertainer, has made a life
long hobby of collecting dis
play photos from the movies.
Mr. Jessel recently put up
the collection for sale, giving
educational Institutions first
refusal. The photographs re
present movies from all over
the world and from all stages
of development.
Not all the photos are
labelled. Some are easy to
Identify because they come
from unforgettable films with
"unforgettable players. Many
of the pictures are labelled.
Some of them carry Mr. Jes
sel's handwritten Identifica
tion on the back. But there
Is a number of lntrlqulng pho
tos that would puzzle the most
avid movie trivia fan--faces
and scenes from also-ran
movies that are now lost In
the mist of memory.
Portions of the collection
will be on display In the theatre
lobby of the College's Exper
imental Theatre during the
current College production,
February 14, 15, 16, 22, 23,
and 24.
Movie-goers with long mem
ories are Invited to help the
College theatre staff Identify
and label some of the myster
ious movies and players ap
pearing In the unlabelled
stills.
Out Of Date At 55
London ? According to Dr.
Edmund Leach, provost and
noted social anthropologist at
King's College, the world's
managers and politicians were
too old at 55. He claims that
when one passes the age of
55 his education Is outdated
and the youth must take over.
Gethsemane Beats Tolar
The Gethsemane Wildcats
picked up dual wins over Toler
last week. Both varsity and
Jayvees won twice In games
played Tuesday and Thursday
nights.
Tuesday night: Gethsemane
varsity ? C. Wheeless 31, C.
Crudup 12, J. Thome 9, T.
Clemons 2, J. Bailey 14, G.
Wheeless 10, Walker 2, Neal
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Green 2, TeedL,4, Comer 4,
Thorpe 20, Brooks 7, L.
Green, H. Brooks IS, Mc
Kiver 1, Fields, Dickey.
Scores by quarters:
Gethsemane 21 17 21 23 82
Toler 13 12 17 11 53
Gethsemane Junior varsity
Thorne 8, Wheeless, Rogers
2, Hopkins, A. Rogers 7, Neal
14, Cooke 2, Merrltt 2, Crud
up, Perry 20, Thomas, High.
Toler? Latta 8, Walker, Betts
13, Smith 6, Haythe 5, Cash
4, Lyons, Bass, Wllkerson,
Glover, Allen, Bumpass 1.
Score by quarters:
Gethsemane J.V. 16 11 16 12 55
Toler J.V. 10 5 8 14 37
Thursday night: Gethsemane
varsity ? Crudup 8, Wheeless
37, Thorne 7, Clemons 2,
Bailey 21, G. Wheeless 15,
Walker 2, Neal, Burrell. Tol
er? Green 6, Reed 5, Comer
3, Thrope 16, Brooks 15, L.
Green 5, H. Brooks 8, Mc
Klver 4, Fields.
Score by quarters:
Gethsemane 14 26 31 21 92
Toler 13 12 24 14 63
Gethsemane J. V. - -Throne
12, Wheeless, Rogers 1, Hop
kins, A. Roger s, Neal 15,
Cooke, Merrltt, Crudup,
Perry 8, Thomas, High. Tol
er? Latta 8, Walker, Betts
12, Smith, Haythe 5, Cash
5, Lyons, Bass, Wllkerson,
Glover, Allen, Bumpass.
Score by quarters:
Gethsemane J.V,. 8 6 17 7 38
Toler J.V. 12 7 7 4 30
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Trojans Win at ?
Lou is burg College
Mount Olive College Trojans
pulled away In the last five min
utes to drop Loulsburg 62 to
54 In a Tarheel-Cavalier con
ference game In LouisburgSat
urday night.
Mount Olive, who was in front
most of the time, baited Louis- I
burg along until pulling away
late In the game. Dennis '
Pierce's two free throws put ;
the Trojans lrt front for the night
at 50 to 48 arid they built up
the winning margin.
Pierce took high scoring hon
ors In the game with 18 while
Billy Lee had 15 and Wayne *
Patrick 13. Joe Penland was
tops for Loulsburg with 17 and
John Lewis added 11.
The victory gave Coach Bob
by Frank's Trojans a 4-3 con
ference mark and a 11-7 over
all record. MOC, who visited
Wlngate Monday, will be at
Chowan Thursday night.
Coach Frank announced that
Mount Olive picked up forfeit
victories last week over Sand
hills and College of Albemarle,
who had defeated the Trojans
BY BILL ALLEN
Mount Olive Tribune.
Mount Olivo. N C.,
sarller this season. Albemarle
las been using a boy who has
signed a pro baseball contract
uid_ became a professional In
the process. Sandhills violated
NJCAA regulations and used an
Ineligible player.
Mount Olive and Loulsburg
exchanged points early In the
[une when Lee tallied Ave of
he first seven Trojan markers.
Jut the Hurricanes took the
ead at 9 to 8 and opened up a
8 to U gap.
Lee, Patrick and Pierce were
fitting when Mount Olive reeled
M nine points in a row and took
it 20 to 18 lead. The Trojans
mere In front 24 to 20 at the
lalf but Loulsburg deadlocked
the count at 24-up. Tom Black
well sent MOC back in front
Ferrum Defeats Louisburg Five
LOUISBURG ? Jerry Venable i
scored 26 points here Monday '
night as Ferrum defeated
Louisburg 91-75 (or its ninth
straight Cavalier-Tar Heel con
ference victory of the season.
Gary Youmans followed Ven
able in the Panther scoring
with 23. Gary Rymer added
22 and Dan Hobbs nine.
? Joe Penland led Louisburg
'with 30.' "Bob Walker followed ?
with 16. j
Ferrum is 16-2 and Louisburg j
Bunn Downs
Franklinton
The Bunn bo?s took a firm
hold of second place In the
conference standings Friday
night as they defeated Frank
linton 72-62. The Bunn girls
won their fifth conference
game by downing Franklinton
35-23.
Foster Brodle's 31 points for
Franklinton wag not enough to
overcome the steady shooting
of the Bunn boys. FOur Bunn
starters scored In the double
figures. Milton Horton was
high scorer with 17 points.
Judy Clark led the Bunn
girls to victory with 12 points.
Brenda Webb was high for
Franklinton with 8 points.
Girls: Bunn ? Crudup 11,
Moore 2, Clark 12, Andrews
4, Alford 5, Muller, Hagwood
1. Franklinton ? Harris 6,
Medlln 4, Toler 2, Fisher,
Frazler 3, Webb 8, Johnson,
Moore, Collins.
Bunn ? 13 3 6 13 - 35
Franklinton 5 6 4 8 - 23
Boys: Bunn ? Batton 11,
M. Horton 17, Hagwood 7,
Jones 15, Bowden 16, J. Horton
^ 6. Franklinton ? Brodle 31,
'Beckham 4, Eakes 2, Law
rence 10, Secor 7, Goswlck
8, Collins, Johnson.
Bunn 17 19 20 16 - 72
Franklinton 14 20 14 14 - 62
stands 4-4 in the league and
10-12 overall.
Ftrrum (91) - limr H, Ttnn 3,
Venable 76. Hobbj ?, Yoomanj 23, Kl?
bv 2, Chanay, Clavenoar 3, McClung 3.
Loo It burg (7S) ? Panland 30. Taylor
ft, Walker H. Drlvar 3, J. Lawls 4, Moma
2, H or ton I. Arladge 2, Mctemmora 4.
Halftlme - Farrum 41, Lool?burg 32.
when he hit (rom the side.
They maintained a four to six
point lead until Loulsburg tied
the score at 48-up. Pierce
put Mount Olive back Into the
lead and they stretched It to 62
to 54 when the game ended.
MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE
(62)--Dennls Pierce 18, Billy
Lee 15, Wayne Patrick 13, Tom
Blackwell 8 and Jim Lee 8.
LOUISBURG COLLEGE (54)?
Joe Penland 17, John Lewis U,
Walker 10, Taylor 8, McLemore
5, Home 2 and Driver 1.
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