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T/if Hanes Hosiery 16-under All-star team won its second straight West Central Community Center
championship.
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Han^s Hosiery Teams Claim West
Central Community Center Title s r- ?
A pair of Hanes Hosiery
Recreational All-Star basketball
teams captured championships in
tournament play this week in
Pfafftown in the West Central Com
munity Center Invitational held
March 17-24.
The 14-under Hanes team
defeated the West Central All-star
squad 70-63 and. 72-64 in double
elimination to wih the title. To get
to'the championship, the Hanes
team defeated Yadkin County 71f50
and Stokes County 79-73. The
Hanes All-star team consisted of
B.J. Bristow, Tyree Kirby, Jordan
Lash, Ashanti McDowell, Michael
Rucker, Robert Scott.Tony Surles.
John Webb an|d Shawn Williford.
Webb led the team with 81 poinfci in
the tournament, followed by Bris
. tow's 61 .
The 16-under Hanes team
us?d their quickness and a
trapping defense to corral its cham
pionship.The Hanes All-Stars beat; a
determined Stokes County teamJZ2z_
63 to claim its second straight
championship in the tournament. In
the first round. Hanes whipped Mid
way's All-star squad 63-49 and
knocked off the Surry County
Youth Basketball League B feum
99-63 as seven Hanes players
scored in double figures.
^ The 16-under team consisted
of Josh Bailey, Rico Bruton, Corey
Burchette, Teddy Fant. Rob Joe,
K^vin McLean. Kendro Pollard.
Carl Potter. Chauncey SurleS, Chris
Vaughn. Tiawan Walker and Kevin
JVulson. Both squad* were coached
by Art Blevins and Brian Manns,
with Rick McCaskill assisting the;
16-under team.
Sign-Up Dates for Tiny Indians Named
The Tiny Indians organization
of the Northwest Midget Football
League announced dates for regis
tration for the 1994 football season.
The Indians will field teams in .
five age groupsin the Flag, Mitey
Mites, Jr. PeeWee, PeeAVee and
Junior Bantam divisions.
Sign up dates will be from 10
a m -2 p.m. April 2. 16 and 30'. May
14 and 28; June 1 1 and 25; and July ~
9 and 23. The sign-dps will take
place at Laurel Wall, across from
the Winston Mutual Building.
Slots re still available for
football players, cheerleaders, danc
ing boots and. majorettes and the
organization welcomes volunteers to
help with these positions.
A certified birth certificate and
a physician's statement must be pre
sented during registration. Early
registration is encouraged due to
limned vacancies.
For further information, con
tact Hobart Jone.s at 722-8444 or
bovs and Betty Fowler at 788-0315
for girls. : ; ?
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The Carolina Central Hornets won its second straight tournament in two weeks by taking the Sun Drop
Shootout.
Central AAU Takes Gastonia Tourney
By MICHAEL JOHNSON
Chronicle Sports Wntcr
The Carolina Hornets 13-under
Amateur Athletic Union basketball
team won the tenth annual Sun Drop
Shootout Tournament in Gastonia,
clinching its setond championship
in two weeks. The Hornets won the
Greensboro Invitational Tournament
last week.
?The Hornets defeated four
teams on its way to the champi
onship last Saturday and Sunday:
Winston Lake, 37-35 in overtime;
the Charlotte Warriors. 41-11; the
Kernersville Hurricanes,61-46; and
the Raleigh Rockets 54-31 .
Carolina Central's most
intriguing contest was against Win
ston Lake, who led until the final
minutes of regulation when Travis
Holcomb-Frye made a steal and
converted it to tie the game with
five seconds left
In overtime, Rodmond Dun
lop's steal and conversion tied the
game at 35-35 before Holcomb
Frye's steal and offensive rebound
of his missed shot accounted for the
game's final margin.
It was the second time Hol
comb-Frve's heroics saved a game
for Carolina Central. Holcomb
Frye's steal against the Charlotte
Sonics blue team ia last week's
championship game set up the win
ning basket for the Hornets in
Greensbgro.
Against Charlotte. Marcus
Oliver scored 15 points and hauled
in six rebounds. Against Kern
ersville, A.J. Steele and Carter
Williams each scored 14 points to
withstand a 24-point effort from the
Hurricanes' Jason Brown. And in
the championship game against
Raleigh. Steele scored 14 points to
lead Carolina Central and Oliver
and Mike Dames scored 1 1 each.
Dames was named the tourna
ment's most valuable player; He was
joined by Steele and Williams on
the A1l-tournament team.
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