Shallotte’s Boys
Eliminate Wolves
By JIGGS POWERS
CHADBOURN — In the best
game of the opening -round, Shal
lotte’s Pirate boys used a 21
point final quarter to edge past
Whiteville's courageous Wolfpack,
56-47, in the 4th Annual Wacca
maw AA Basketball Tournament,
Tuesday night.
Coach Buck Jolly’s Wolves ran
red-hot midway the second period
to lead at one time by 13 points
(24-11) and were out front at
halftime with a 25-19 advantage.
Then, Doug Henderson’s Pirates
roared back to clip the Columbus
outfit with a surge in the third
period that netted them a 35-32
margin at its close and finished
the contest with a 21-15 last pe
riod.
The Pirate ace, Robert Gallo
way, held to 7 points in the first
half by the splendid defensive
work of All-Columbus Robert
Leder, still managed to lead his
winning club’s move with 17
points. Most of Galloway’s points
came on foul shots in the closing
quarter of the tilt. Landis Stan
ley, who joined Mike Stanley as
the Buc defensive leader, hit 13
additional Shallotte points.
Leder, in addition to turning in
perhaps his top defensive show
ing, also led his Wolfpack mates
with 19 points to be high scorer
of the contest, while Byron
Wyche, sophomore guard, played
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Shallotte ran up a 3-0 lead on
Mike Stanley’s free throw at 7:34
and Landis Stanley’s push at 6:59,
before Leder hit his first jumper
at 6:44 Galloway’s turnshot made
it 6-2 and the SHS lead ran to
8-2 before the Pack began to
move. Leder’s long 1-hander with
1:36 to go in the period tied
things at 9-9 and Marion Davis’
swished in a push at 1:05 to make
it 11-9, Pack. Davis repeated with
3 seconds to go to leave the Pack
in front, 13-9, at the quarter.
Whiteville’s hot streak came
after Robert Plasky had hit for
the Pack and Galloway had!
dropped in a brace of free throws
to leave the count at 15-11, WHS.
Byron Wyche was the featured
star of the span which saw the
Pack run its advantage to 24-11
Of the 9 points scored by the
Biue-and-Whites in running up
this margin, the smooth-working
soph poured in 8 of them on 4
long sets from well out behind
the circle, some from near center
court.
But, Shallotte's Pirates never
gave up and actually started their
winning comeback in the second
period as Galloway hit at 2:24,
Landis Stanley had another and
James Russ a pair of buckets
to cut the Whiteville margin to
25-19 at halftime.
Bobby Hubbard’s 3-pointer at
4:30 pulled the Bucs within strik
ing distance and Landis Stan
ley’s tip-in bucket with 4:12 in
the third period put Shallotte in
front 28-27. The Pack then found
themselves in the middle of a
more than 5-minute scoring
drought, as they failed to tally
again until the Bucs led by 35-27
and wound up ahead, 35-32 as the
quarter closed.
Wyche’s shot at 7:50 in the
finale pulled the Pack within a
point (35-34) of the leaders, but
that was as close as the White
ville team was to get as Gallo
way scored 8 of his 17 points, half
on free throws, in the final 3:08
of the game.
The win sent Henderson’s Pi
rates in the semi-finals round
of the tourney, to face Bladen
boro’s runners-up five, Wednesday
night.
SHALLOTTE (56)—M. Stanley
6, L. Stanley 13, Galloway 17,
Russ 4, D. Stanley 4. Subs—
Hubbard 6, Benton 6, Mintz.
WHITEVILLE (47) — Pittman,
Barkley 2, Plasky 9, Leder 19,
Watts. Subs—High, Wyche 13,
Davis 4, Herring, Woodall.
Lady Panthers
Capture Finale
SOUTHPORT — Chadbourn’s
Lady Panthers closed out their
regular 1962 basketball season
with a 39-26 win over Southport’s :
Lady Dolphins here, Friday night,
while Southport's Dolphin boys
tripped the Panths of Chadbourn, I
63-55.
QUEEN OF HEARTS for 1962 Betty Reeves of Nakina, and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Reeves, is shown receiving her
crown from the 1961 queen Louise Towne. Her crowning climaxed
the “Queen of Hearts” dance held Saturday night in the National
Guard Armory which was sponsored by the county Heart asso
ciation. Proceeds from the dance went to the county Heart fund,
which is now soliciting funds in its annual drive. Mrs. Mary K.
Scoggins is the Heart Fund chairman for the county.
Lady Bucs Down Wolf lets
CH ADJOURN — Shal
lotte’s Lady Bucs clipped the
Whitevill'e Wolflets, 42-30, in
the opening game of the 4th
Annual Waccamaw Athletic
Association Basketball Tour
nament here, Tuesday night,
and advanced to the semi
finals round.
Coach Doug Henderson’s
girls from Brunswick County
used the first half as a
springboard for their triumph,
outpointing the Wolflets, 17-8
in the first quarter, and led,
32-18, at the half.
Coach Dick McCleney’s Lady
Panthers led at halftime, 22-17
and kept on to wind up their
slate with a 15-5 overall mark.
The Panth boys finished 5-15.
Sue Elixson led the Chadbourn
girls with a total of 16 points;
Sally Ward had 11, Frances
Smith 10 for Southport. In boys’
play, Clive Dosher had 18 and
Rodney Garner 12 for Southport’s
winners, while Buddy Peal hit 26
for Chadbourn to be top man in
the game.
In the boys’ game, Southport
led all the way.
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The traditional opinion of
“as the Golden girl goes, so
goes the fortunes of the Shal
lotte Lady Bucs” held true
once more as Judy Golden
poured in 26 points for the
winners. Brenda Davis had
15, Ira Jean Hattiway 13 for
the Wolflets. Defensive stand
outs were Cheryl Jenrette of
Shallotte; Ly Ilian Gray of
WHS.
By winning, Henderson’s
lassies advanced to Wednes
day night action against Ta
bor City’s top-seeded Devil
ettes.
SHALLOTTE (42)—Golden
26, Russ 7, J. Stanley 9, C.
Stanley, Jenrette, Woodard.
Subs—Moffitt, Beck. WHITE
VILLE (30)—B. Davis 15,
Wall, Mooney 2, Hinson,
Wheeler, Langley. Sub s—
Gray, Hattiway 13, Clifton,
Carter, Nance.—(By JIGGS
POWERS).
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Camellia Show
Opens Saturday
Advance notices indicate that
the coming camellia show in
Whiteville will be the best on
record from the point of the
number of exhibits and the vol
ume of varieties.
The show is scheduled to be
held Saturday and Sunday, March
3-4, at the Whiteville high school
cafeteria under the direction of
William W. Delaney, show chair
man.
It has been arranged with the
co-operation with the American
Camellia Society and the North
Carolina Camellia Society.
Show arrangements are in
charge of Mrs. J. K. Powell, Mrs.
David Smith and Mrs. George R.
McNeill.
Mrs. Melba Hinson will be in
charge of awards, Mrs. William
W. Delaney of clerks, and Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Foster^ will direct the
Hospitality committee.
W. H. McClure is responsible
for classifications, Mayor J. K.
Powell of judges, Oliver Prince
of commercial exhibits, and Mrs.
Marion Martin will be in charge
of signs and posters.
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tween 8 and 10 a. m. Saturday
except those for outside of the
county. None will be accepted
after 11 a. m. Saturday. Entries
from distant point arriving Fri
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show.
Tommy McGlamery
Leads JV Scoring
The Southport junior varsity
scored a 61-39 victory over the
Leland JV team. Monday after
noon here in Southport. The vic
tory gave the Southport boys a
5-1 conference record and clinch
ed the county title. The loss drop
ped the Leland boys to a 4-2
record and the second place berth
for the tournament.
Tommy McGlamery led the
fast-breaking offense with 28
points. Most of these came on
drives and accurate 10 foot jump
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12 points and Jerry Swain with 8.
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