THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1960
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Basketball Conference Competition
Gets Underway; First Results Given
By JOEL STUTTS
The Mooro County Basketball
Conference competition got un
derway Thursday night of last
week with West End and South
ern Pines boys scoring impressive
wins in their opening games.
Cameron. Carthage and Pinehurst
also won over their opponents.
The West End team won over
Vass-Lakeview by a score of 76
to 61 and the Southern Pines Blue
Knights defeated the Aberdeen
Red Devils 63 to 47.
Outstanding boys in the county
last week were: Carter and Smith
of West End, Phillips of Cameron,
Thompson of Vass-Lakeview,
Phillips of Carthage, Whitaker of
Farm Life, Marcum of Southern
Pines, Fields of Aberdeen and
Lewis of Pinehurst.
In the girls’ division, impressive
winners were: Aberdeen, Camer
on and Elise High of Robbins.
Outstanding players were Wil
son of Highfalls, Garner of West
End, Cameron of Pinehurst, Grov
er of Southern Pin4s, Smith of
Cameron, and Gatti and Caviness
of Aberdeen.
Elise High School of Robbins
defeated Southern Pines boys and
girls in games that were played at
Robbins .Saturday night. The Blue
Knights led in the game until late
in the fourth quarter when Elise
pulled ahead and won 45 to 34.
The girls’ score was 54 to 36.
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
BOYS
Thursday
Southern Pines 63, Aberdeen 47.
High Scorers: Southern Pines
—Marcum 11, McKenzie 11, Parks
10. Aberdeen—Fields 20, Alpert 7.
Carthage 46, Farm Life 33
High Scorers: Carthage—Phil
lips 13, Kelly 10. Farm Life—
Whitaker 14, W. Cook 8, J. Cook
8.
Friday
West End 75. Vass-Lakeview 61.
High Scorers; West End—Car
ter 28, Smith 16. Vass—Thompson
26, Bailey 14.
Pinehurst 48, Highfalls 46
High Scorers: Pinehurst—Lewis
11, Beddingfield 9, Carlton 9.
Highfalls—Phillips 12, Mashburn
10, Maness, 10.
Cameron 52, Aberdeen 51
High Scorers: Cameron—Phil
lips 18, Monroe 11, Wallace 11.
Aberdeen—Fields 22, Alpert 12,
Whitlock 10
Saturday
Robbins 45, Southern Pines 34
High Scorers: Robbins—Cam
eron 11. Daurity 10, S^eed 9.
Southern Pi ies—Marcum 16, Mc
Kenzie 8.
GIRLS
Thursday
i Aberdeen 58. Southern Pines 36.
High Scorers: Aberdeen—Swain
21, Caviness 19, Gatti 13. South
ern Pines—Grover 22, Morris 7.
Farm Life 37, Carthage 36.
High Scorers: Farm Life—Whit
aker 18, Blue 11, Cook 8. Carthage
—Patterson 12, Garner 12, Kelly
8.
Friday
West End 35, Vass-Lakeview 27
High Scorers; West End—Gar
ner 20, Richardson 10. Vass-Lake
view—Mullinix 19, Taylor 4.
Highfalls 66, Pinehurst 64.
High Scorers: Highfalls—^Wil
son 29, Shields 21, Upchurch 6.
Pinehurst—HinsonV20, Cameron
33, Kennedy 11.
Cameron 37, Aberdeen 33.
High Scorers: Capieron—Smith
18, Frye 13, Southern 6. Aberdeen
.—Gatti 16, Caviness 10, Wayne 5.
Saturday
Bobbins 54, Southern Pines 36.
High Scorers: Robbins — Wil
liams 23, Kennedy 9. Southern
Pines—Morris 17, Worth 14.
STANDINGS
BOYS: AVG.
' thage at Southern Pines, Highfallfe
at West End, Robbins at West-
moore.
Friday: Pinehurst at Farm Life,
Southern Pines at Cameron, West
End at Aberdeen, Westmoore at
Carthage, Vass-Lakeview at High
falls.
VA Issues Statement '
Regarding Soliciting
Door-to-door solicitors implying
they represent the Veterans Ad
ministration or have the endorse
ment of the VA for a product are
acting without permission or au
thority.
This statement was issued by
J. D. DeRamus, Winston-Salem
Regional Office manager, in re
sponse to inquiries from individ
uals and groups seeking verifica
tion of verbal statements made
by agents soliciting subscriptions land plus three coming in; Robert
Five Foursomes
Tie for Honors in
Tin Whistles Play
Saturday’s weekly tournament
of the Tin Whistles Club, a best
ball of all four partners event,
drew 59 players to the links in
Pinehurst. Pitting their collective
skills against par, the rounds by
the 14 foursomes and one three
some produced a five-way tie for
first place honors, with that num
ber of teams finishing seven up
on par.
Four of the tied groups played
on the Number Three course, the
other made the round over Num
ber One. The foursomes touring
Number Three were: T. Howard
Atkinson, Dennis C. Crotty, Gen.
Stuart Cutler and Hugh D. Stew
art, who were plus four going out
or funds, or selling products in be
half of veteraqs.
Mr. DeRamus added that th
VA neither endorses nor con
demns door-to-door solicitations
in behalf of veterans, but it ad
vises those who may suspect
claims made in such endeavors to
check with their Better Business
Bureau or any community organ
ization acting in that capacity.
“The VA does not endorse any
C. Fisher, Kenneth C. Kennedy,
George H. Leonard, Jr., and John
C. Ostrom; Alfred N., Derouin,
Dr. Hugh L. Hatfield, Thomas C.
Smith and Peter V. Tufts; and Dr.
Duwayne D. Gadd, Dr. William
F. Hollister, Dr. Erbie M. Med-
lin and Dr. Robert C. Vander-
Voort. All three of these teams,
plus that composed of Richard D.
Chapman, Wilbur H. Currie, Dr.
Francis L. Owens and Herbert F.
product, project or commercial Seawell, Jr., which made the
endeavor for the profit of indiv- [round on Number One, were plus
iduals organizations, or corpora- three going out and plus four on
tions, Mr. DeRamus said. * the back nine.
With the Armed Forces
Army Sergeant First Class
Sherman J. Hussey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert E. Hussey, Car
thage, recently participated with
other personnel from the 8th In
fantry Division’s 504th Infantry
in Exercise Jumping Jack in Ger
many.
The nine-day exercise featured
a mass airborne assault on terri
tory held by a simulated aggress
or force. Over 2,500 paratroopers
took part in the drop, which was
designed to test the combat effi
ciency of the participating units.
Sergeant Hussey is a squad
teader in the 504th’s Company- A
in Mainz. He entered the Army in
1951 and arrived overseas on this
tour of duty in December, 1958.
The sergeant, whose wife, Shir
ley, is with him'in Germany, is a
graduate of Pinckney High
School.
Army Pvt. Howard T. Medlin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard P.
Medlin, Route 3, Carthage, recent
ly was assigned to the 101st Air
borne Division at Fort Campbell,
Ky.
Medlin, a radio operator in
Company C of the division’s
327th Infantry, entered the Army
in June, 1960, and completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. C.
The 19-year-old soldier was
graduated from Vass-Lakeview
High School in 1960.
There were attempts to estab
lish a lightship at Diamond Shoals
as early as 1824, and except for
brief intervals there has been a
lightship at Diamond Shoals since
1897. A lightship, to mark Frying
Pan Shoals was first anchored off
Cape Fear in 1854.
West End
Pinehurst
Carthage
Cameron
Robbins
Southern Pines
Westmoore
Highfalls
Vass-Lakeview
Farm Life
Aberdeen
GIRLS:
Farm Life
Cameron
Highfalls
Robbins
Robbins
Aberdeen
Westmoore
V ass-Lakeview
Carthage
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Individual Scoring
BOYS
Carter, West End,
Thompson, Vass,
Fields, Aberdeen,
Phillips, Cameron,
Smith, West End,
GIRLS:
Cameron, Pinehurst,
Wilson, Highfalls,
Williams, Elise,
Swain, Aberdeen,
Shields, Highfalls,
GAMES THIS WEEK
Tuesday: Cameron at Farm
Life, Aberdeen at Pinehurst, Car-
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