District Playoffs
To Be Held At Bunn
BUI Beckham, League President, reported this morning that
the District Playoffs will be played next Thursday night at 8
P.M. at the Bunn Junior League Park. Louisburg Rotary
League All-Stars will meet Garner All-Stars in the game
Thursday.
Beckham says the event will be a double elimination and if
the local squad wins, it will play later at Durham. Hoke
Roberson, Fayetteville, Durham, Garner and Louisburg are in
the District. The League prexy explains that a team mu?t win
four games to get into the State Playoffs in Wilmington.
The Junior League is composed of boys 13-14 years old.
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that it consists of til hour twice a
week under the "critical eye" of Mrs.
Peggy McGhee of Franklinton, clinic
superviser.
The student spends around forty
minutes in the reading lab, Martin said
and eight minutes on specific reading
problems and about twenty minutes in
the tape lab.
There were two visitors at Tues
day's meeting. They were Arthur Dail,
and Jimmy Medlin, both connected
with the local branch of First-Citizens
Bank and Trust Co.
disease (Rickettsia) is very similar to a
virus and is transmitted by the bite of
the dog tick. The disease is most
common on the eastern seaboard,
especially in North Carolina, Virginia,
Maryland and Tennessee. The largest
percentage of cases occur in the
months from July to September when
the ticks are most prevalent and when
people spend more time out of doors.
Almost three-fourths of the cases are
in pre-school and school age children.
In calling attention to the serious
ness of this disease, Dr. Wheless gave
the following practical preventive sug
gestions: (1) Parents should examine
their children at least once a day (or
ticks. If the ticks are present, they
should be removed gently with tweez
ers or forceps so that the head of the
tick does not remain imbedded. (2)
Dog owners should remove all ticks
from their dogs each day. (3) The
possibility of "Spotted Fever" should
be kept in mind whenever a person
complains of a rash and fever during
the warm summer months. Antibioltic
treatment is effective if instituted ear
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The Best
Coed-What do you think
of men?
Roommate-The best op
posite sex we've got.
Doesn't Know
Earnest: "Mother, when
the fire goes out, where does
it go to?"
Mother: "My dear Ernest,
I don't know. You might just
as well ask me where your
father goes to when he goes
out."
Voice Of Experience
Eight-year-old: "I aint
never gonna get married."
Seven-year-old: "Why?"
Eight-year-old: "I've al
ready lived too long with
married people."
No Change
Johnson returned to his
native town after some years
abroad.
"Has he changed much?"
asked one who had not yet
seen him.
"No, but he thinks he
has."
"In what way?"
"He persists in talking
about what a fool he used to
be."
Finch To Attend Boys Home Practice
Greenville - Fhre of the
state's top football officii It
have been named to officiate
the seventh annual Boy's
Home All Star Football
Game, scheduled here Satur
day, Aug. 2.
Announcement of the offi
cials. selected by the N. C.
High School Athletic Aaoda
tion, completes the roster of
participants in he North Caro
lina Jaycee - sponsored game.
Coaches and players, includ
ing Loulsburg's Thomas
Finch, arrive in Greenville
next weekend to begin a
week of training before the
game.
Proceed* from the game,
scheduled it 8 p.m. in East
Carolina University's Ficklen
Stadium, go to Boy's Home
at lake Waccamaw. Tickets
are now available from any
Jaycee.
The officials are:
Douglas F. Holleman, 49,
of Ckry. Holleman, a veteran
of 17 years of football offi
ciating, has been named head
linesman.
Joseph C. Harrison, athle
tic director at Seymour John
son AFB, Goldsboro. Harri
son, an Air Force veteran, has
13 years of high school offi
ciating experience.
Earl R. Butler, North
Carolina Official of the Year
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Harris Pharmacy
Junior Champs
The Harris Pharmacy Red
wings clinched first place in
the Louisburg Rotary Tar
Heel League Junior division
Monday night with an 11-3
record. It was the Redwings
all the way as they demolish
ed the Bunn hopefuls 15-3
behind the talented arm and
cool head of Warren Wrenn
who posted his sixth victory
against no defeats.
Wrenn allowed only three
hits, and was two for two at
the plate including a home
run. Hi* battery mate, look
ing better every game, Gary
Clay, was three (or four at
the plate including two
doubles. Wilbert Walker and
George Thomas. Infield stare,
contributed two hits each in
support of the Redwings.
But once again, it was the
daring base running of the
Redwings that blew the game
wide open, plus errorless
defensive play. Robert Wins
tead, magnificent a week ago,
gave up the mound for Bunn
early in the game and was
charged with the defeat.
Three pitchers followed him
in succession, none doing at
well. The one bright spot tn
the game for Bunn was a
tremendous double by Keith
Wright.
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Comment On Sports
By Pete Fritchie
Washington, D. C. - The
game of managing Major Lea
gue baseball teams is a tricky
one; the (ate of Johnny
Rigney and Leo Durocher are
good examples of the unpre
dictables of the business.
Johnny Rigney took the
expansion California Angels
and had them in third place
in a few years-in a league
which hadn't been splet into
divisions. He always had good
pitching and the Angels were
contenders-until this ye*r.
Several years ago the De
troit Tigers offered him a fine
contract; he probably could
have used the personnel on
the Bengal squad to win a
pennant. But he got a three
year contract at a fine figure
and stayed with the Angels.
Last year there was a hint
of trouble, as his team seem
ed to falter, and this year his
health failed, to some extent.
The team wasn't the same
and when that ten-game los
ing streak occurred, veterans
knew the front office would
have to do something. They
fired Rigney, one of the
games's better managers up to
this year.
With Leo Durocher, the
story begins from the other
end. He was a good manager.
After his last stint with the
Harris Pharmacy has but
one game remaining against a
team they have not defeated
Thursday night-Nash Farms.
Wants, though, he wanted
another managerial position
and one was long in coming.
For years he waited in the
wings, so to speak.
Yet Ourocher had to wait
a long time before anyone
would let him win a flag for
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Rotary Hosts
Baseball Awards Night
The Louisburg Rotary
Club, in recognition of its
primary community service
program- Rotary Tar Heel
League baseball for boys
8-14-will host a weiner roast
and awards night at the
Louisburg College Student
Bunn Is
Little League
Champs
The Bunn Little Leaguers,
in another stellar perform
ance'/ soundly defeated Co
oper Insurance 10-4 Monday
night and claimed the Confer
ence crown in the process with
a 13-1 record. No other statis
tics are available at this time.
Union next Tuesday, July 22,
at 7:00 P.M.
All participants of the Lea
gue and their immediate fam
ilies are invited as guests.
The two all-star teams will
be announced and individual
trophies will be presented.
Individual trophies will also
be awarded to the members
of the two Conference
Champions. And finally, the
most valuable player awards
will be presented.
Notice
Earl Martin, ESEA Direc
tor, announced today that
the deadline for enrollment in
the school pre-readiness pro
gram is Friday, July 18. Mar
tin said any child who has not
enrolled by that time cannot
be enrolled. He explained
that this is necessary due to
the Instructional program.
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