Dawn Patrol
Members of the Southport High School football
squad are shown here as they went through their
early morning workout today.
Southport Grid Squad
Ho!ds Morning Workout
The Southport high school Dol
phins opened their football prac
tice sessions this (Wednesday)
morning at 6 o’clock at Taylor
Field with sixteen boys present
for the season’s first workout. A
half-dozen more are expected to
come out later this week.
The Dolphins will compete in i
the Border Belt eight man league 1
for the first time this fall. They ;
will replace Hallsboro, which went
to eleven man football in the !
Waccamaw Athletic Association. !
The lettermen present Wednes- i
day morning were C. E. Murphy,
quarterback; Rodney .Garner, full
back; Wade Beard, guard; Ed
Harper, tackle; Donald Dixon,
end; and Rip Howard, quarter
back. Jerry Spencer, Jimmy Gar
ner, Bubba Rogers and Stacy
Sellers are also lettermen and
will be coming out soon. Rogers
is an end, Spencer is a halfback
and Stacy Sellers and Jimmy
Gamer are guards.
The Dolphin^ have .two trans
fer students out for the team.
Earl Clewis is from Hallsboro and
Richard Pickett came from
Greensboro. Both of these boys
are linemen.
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Other candidates who were not
out last year are Moe Clement,
Jerry Swain, Dickie Aldridge,
Donald Sellers, Tommy McKeith
an, Roger Sellers, Johnny Hewett
and Kenneth King. The latter
five are freshmen, Jerry and
Dickie are sophomores and Moe
is a senior.
The Dolphins will have one of
their biggest teams this year with
Donald Dixon, Ed Harper and
Jimmy Garner all scaling over
200 pounds. Earl Clewis weighs
190. Wade Beard 185, Richard
Pickett 175, Jerry Spencer, Rod
ney Garner 170, Jerry Swain 160
and Dickie Aldridge 150. The rest
are not as large but make up for
this with outstanding speed.
Wednesday the Dolphins ran
laps and went through a complete
set of calistenics. They will con
tinue two a day work outs until
school begins getting ready for
their first game September 2.
Watson Bowlers
Drop Last Set
Watson’s Pharmacy dropped a
4-0 decision last week to Boiling
Spring Lakes to fall to second
place in the Summer Bowling
League.
Scores for Watson’s Pharmacy
were Virginia Walton with a 428,
Evelyn Gilbert with a 868, Lena
Fisher with a 318 and Marie
Brown with a 262.
Watson's will attempt to regain
their first place position tonight
(Wednesday) when they play
their next game.
Boiling Springs
Bowlers Winners
Boiling Spring Lakes took over
first place in the Summer Bowl
ing League by sweeping the se
ries from Watson's Pharmacy by
a score of 4-0.
As a result of the victory,
Boiling Spring Lakes now holds a
three game margin over Watson’s,
last week's leader.
Leading the. victory were Joy
Gregory with a three game se
ries of 458, Dot Manis with a
417, Sylvia James with a 415 and
Margaret Hickman with a 387.
Boiling Spring Lakes play again
tonight (Wednesday) at the
Bowling Center in Wilmington
Southport Wins Regular
Season Championship Race
Preston Bryant, in his first
I year as manager of the Southport
| Sails, has pulled* a typical Casey
I Stengel stunt in leading the Sails
to their first regular season
j championship since Southport en
! tered the Cape Fear League seven
years ago.
In the 14-game schedule the
Sails dropped two games to Sea
gate and one to Ransom. As far
as Seagate was concerned the
Sails just simply got heat in two
well played baseball games, once
at home and once on the Seagate
diamond. The Ransom loss was
a 6 to 4 affair played at Ransom
which the Sails lost when they
gave up four unearned runs after
two men were out in the third
inning.
In winning their eleven games
the Sails beat Ransom once at
Taylor Field in Southport and
took home and home games from
Hampstead. Leland, Shallotte, Og
den and Riegel. One of the Riegel
wins was on a forfiet when they
failed to field a team for the
scheduled game.
Only orte regularly scheduled
game remains to be played in the
Cape Fear League. Seagate and
Ransom will play off a game that
ended earlier this year in a two
to two tie. Should Seagate win
this game Sunday afternoon, Ran
som and Leland will then be tied
for fourth place with identical 8
and 6 records. In that case an
additional playoff will become
necessary to decide the number
four team in the championship
Gape Fear League
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Southport . 11 3
Seagate ....... 9 4 iy2
Hamstead .. 9 5 2
Ransom . 8 5 21 i
Leland . 8 6 3
Riegel . 6 8 5
Shallotte . 2 12 9
Ogden 2 12 9
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On the otherhand, a Seagate
loss would result in a three-way
tie for second place between Sea
gate, Ransom and Hampstead
with 9 wins and 5 losses each,
inquiring a three way playoff to
determine the pairings for the
tournament between the top four
teams in the regular season com
petition.
The first game of the cham
pionship play-off is scheduled to
begin on Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 1st at 3 p. m. between
Southpori and the third place fin
isher at Taylor Field. In pre
game ceremonies Manager Bry
ant will be awarded the trophy
for the regular season champion
ship.
The second and fourth place
teams will play a game at the
same time on the home field of
the second place finisher. The tw’o
winners will play a three game
series on a home and home basis,
with the third game, if necessary,
to be played on a field mutually
agreed upon by both teams.
Ii all post-season games the
Cape Fear League will furnish
the plate umpire and each of the
two teams playing will furnish
one base umpire. Final details
were decided upon during a meet
ing of league officials and team
managers at the Sports Center
in Wilmington Tuesday night.
During the meeting all of the of
ficials a id managers agreed that
if a trophy were to be given for
sportsmanship it would be won
easily by the Southport Sails.
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