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THE PILOT-Southern Pines, North Carolina
Little League Action
In last Monday’s game (April
27) it was the Dodgers 21 and the
Pirates one.
The Dodgers had 7 hits and 2
errors "while the Pirates had no
hits and committed 2 errors. The
also saw an excellent double
play by the Dodgers with the ball
going from Cole to Pettun to E.
Johnson.
The second game pitted the
Royals and the Cards with the
winning pitcher was Cole who Royals winning 20 to 0. Velevis
>; patrode pitched for the
Royals with hits coming from
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struck out 8, walked 5. The game
Rainmakers
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McCormac, 2 for 2, Darrough, 2
for 3, and Buckminster 2 for 4.
Thursday evening the two
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Rainmakers of Knollwood early games were played but the
awards were presented for play late game between the Giants
during April. and Cards was rained out. The 6
Winners were: April 6 - A p.m. game at the Pool Field saw
Flight, Doris Kirkendale; B. an even match between the
Flight, B. Dackor; C Flight, Win Pirates and the Royals with the
Davis; April 13 (Second Monday Pirates finally coming out on top
Cup) - A Flight, Bunny Webb; B with a 11 to 7 score. The winning
Flight, Alma Lockte; C Flight, pitcher was Tommy Pugh. At
Sam Dufina; April 20 - A Flight, bat Curt Holstead went 4 for 4,
Dottle Klee; B Flight, Mary Lou Pat Hill 2 for 4 and John Pugh 2
Brookfield; C Flight, Peg for 3. Runs were scored by
Roberts; April 27 - A Flight,
Pearl Denlinger; B Flight, Ellen
Lovejoy; C Flight, Dell Christof-
ferson.
A birdie pin was awarded to
Betty Dackor for her birdie on
April 6. Cathy Tillman was also a
birdie winner in April.
The spring luncheon for
members only will be held on
May 11 at the Mid Pines Qub
following the 9 a.m. shotgun start undefeated teams facing each
tournament. Reservations for the
luncheon must be made in ad
vance with Lil Appling of the
social committee.
Rainmaker members wishing
to play in the May 19 mixed tour
nament with the Sandblasters
should sign up on the sheet posted
at the pro shop.
Member-Guest Day, originally each. For
planned for May 25, is now struck out
scheduled for June 1 and will be a
other. The Braves and the
Dodgers both played excellent
games, with the Braves winning
14 to 4. The winning pitcher was
Carter who struck out 4 walked 4
and gave up 1 hit. At bat
Whitman was 2 for 3, Terry 2 for
3, and Reid 2 for 4, with Harlow
and Blue each getting one hit
the Dodgers Cole
6, walked two and
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9 a.m. shotgun start tournament, went 2 for 4 at bat with E.
followed by an informal picnic Johnson going 1 for 2 and
lunch. There is a sign-up sheet for Mathews 1 for 3.
this event also posted in the pro jhis past Monday night it was
of rain,
will be
shop. In the event
Member-Guest Day
postponed to June 8.
Alice Scollard, chairman of the
nominating committee.
the Pirates 17 and the Giants in
the 8 p.m. game at the Little
League Field. T. Pugh started
and was the winning pitcher for
the Pirates. He was relieved
officers for jater by Pat Hill. T. Pugh went 3
the 1981-82 season. for 3 at bat, Andy EUen, 2 for 2;
Elected by unanimous vote, j. pugh, 2 for 2. Runs were
these officers are: Ellen Lovejoy, scored by Ellen, J. Pugh, Day, T.
president; Pearl Denlinger, vice- Pugh, Shaw, Rose, Hoisted, Kil-
president; Is Gregory, patrick, Hatcher, Harris, and
secretary; Edith Buckfelder, Whitlock
treasurer.
These members were tapped
for committee assignments:
tournament - Virginia Baillie
(chairman), Florence Hudson,
and Dottie McEwan; social -
Cathy Tillman, chairman, and
Juliet Smith; handicap - Ruth
Hall and Lil Apling; prizes -
Marty Hicks and Meg Hayes;
pairings - Doris Kirkendale and
Mim Kemerer; publicity - Marge
Bartholomew; scrapbook - Vera
King; rules - Jan Cook; sunshine -
Win Davis.
Although the weekly tour
naments continue throughout the
summer, there will not be
another meeting of the Rain
makers until Sept. 14.
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Halstead, Ellen, Harris, Day, J.
Pugh and Kilpatrick. For the
Royals, Scott Patrode pitched
five innings and was relieved by
Tommy Velevis. In the hit
department John Buckminster
went 2 for 3, Scott Patrode 1 for 3
and Tommy Velevis 1 for 3. Ken
Wallace also made an unassisted
double play.
The second game saw two
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The Midway Church team finished second in the softball tournament.
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Robbins, Leaverne Teams Win
In Softball Tournament Here
Robbins Warehouse led by the
play of Jerry Seawell,
Tournament’s most valuable
player, took the Mid-South
Budweiser Men’s Softball
Tournament this past weekend
in Southern Pines.
The tournament, sponsored by
Harris Wholesale Inc. and the
Southern Pines Recreation and
Parks Department, had twenty
teams looking forward to
bringing home the “gold.”
Action began on Friday night
with 16 teams playing on two
fields. Upsets happened very
early in the tournament, with
some local teams losing their
first round game. A strong
Midway Church team, second in
the tournament, defeated the
Sandhills Bombers and Southern
Pines C.B. Sales defeate’d D.A.
Kelly’s in the third round on
Saturday evening.
Sunday afternoon was perfect
softball weather as many
spectators watched the
championship rounds. Six teams
made it back on Sunday,
Robbins Warehouse, Southern
Pines C.B. Sales, Color Chip,
Midway Church, Ashley Heights,
and Fletcher & Robs. Four out of
six teams were Moore County
teams.
In the first game it was the
two undefeated teams going at
each other, Robbins vs. Color
Chip (from Asheboro). Robbins
came away victorious. Southern
Pines C.B. Sales and Midway
Church played in the 2 p.m.
game. Midway defeated S.P.C.B
Sales 20 to 2 to advance. Midway
continued playing in the next
game against Fletcher & Robs.
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For the Giants, Shawn Inman
pitched two good innings and
Alfonzo Knight slammed a
triple.
The game between the Braves
and the Cards had to be called
due to lack of time and will be
rescheduled a week from this
coming Friday.
The Minor League season
started Tuesday night and scores
will be reported next
Wednesday.
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TENNIS TEAM — Members of the Southern Pines Middle School tennis
team pose for a picture just before a game at the town tennis courts.
They are: front row, Mollie Worth, Allison Grumpier, Clay Thomas;
second row, Betty Frye, coach; Sherry Hundley, Sally Hyde, Ashley
Warren, Beth Sessoms, Drew Bridgeman; back row, John Craven,
Chris Malan, Joey Bass, Tony Mason, Keith Pearsall. Not shown is Pat
Taylor, coach.—(Photo by Liz Huskey)
Falcons End Regular Season
With Perfect 25-0 Golf Mark
After a week-long vacation, the
Wallace O’Neal golf team came
back to a difficult 4-way match on
No. 3 course in Pinehurst on
Tuesday, April 28.
Participants other than O’Neal
were Gaston Day School who the
Falcons had earlier beaten by 6
strokes, Mt. Airy Senior High
School who fell to O’Neal by 15
strokes, and Ravenscroft, whose
team has tremendous depth.
With the greens in excellent
condition, the scores were close
at the turn. O’Neal was out front
with a 148, followed by
Ravenscroft at 150, Gaston at 157,
and Mt. Airy at 174.
The tight course and endless
out-of-bounds markers took their
toll and the Falcon’s number
three man was in trouble. It
would take four low scores to win
this event and O’Neal was looking
at three.
The totals could not be added
until the sixth man was in. Grant
Duffield of O’Neal took par on the
18th to post his season low score
of 82 and give the Falcons a 4
stroke victory.
Medalist for the event was Kurt
Stengel of Ravenscroft with an
exceptional 34-35, 69 total.
O’Neal’s 299 total was posted
by Chris Buie-70, Eddie
Millington-73, Robbie
Kramer—74, and Grant
Duffield-82.
Ravenscroft took second with a
303 put together by Kurt
Stengel-69, Mike Brown-77,
Sammy Joyner-78, and Bobby
Brady-79.
In third was Gaston Day School
with a 312 total posted by Alan
Bates-70, Chet Chestnutt-76,
Gaston Bates-82, and Mike
Summer-84.
Mt. Airy was last with a 335
score contributed by Wes
Wall-79, Kenny Cashwell-82,
Ken Peavy-87, and Chuck
HaU-87.
That match ended the regular
season for the Falcons, giving
them 25 wins and no losses.
Although State Champions for the
past two years, this is their first
perfect record.
The Falcons will compete in the
District 3 Tournament at Willow
Creek Country Club in High Point
on Thursday, May 7.
The top teams from each
district will then advance to the
State Tournament to be held on
Course No. 6 in Pinehurst on Mon
day and Tuesday, May 11-12.
Swingers
The Swingers of the Southern
Pines Golf and Country Club met
Wednesday, April 29, for their
weekly toumament-the Tourna
ment of the Day being, “Irons On
ly.”
The winners were: A Flight,
first place, Connie Burkhardt; A
Flight, second place, a tie bet
ween Pat O’Callaghan and Wini
McLaughlin. The winners of B
Flight were, first place, a tie bet
ween Marian Lannon, Betty
Michaels and Willetta Ponzer.
Next week. May 12, 13,14, will
be the club championship.
The monthly meeting for May
will be held May 13, at 8:30 a.m.,
in the Conference Room of the i
Elks Club.
Men’s Softball
T-Ball
The Southern Pines Recreation
and Parks Department will be
offering T-Ball again this year
for participants 6 years through
8 years old.
Games and practices will be
held at the Campbell House, 482
E. Coon. Ave., Southern Pines.
Registration will begin June 1
and will run through June 5.
Registration fee will be $3.
Participants will receive a T-
shirt when they pay their
registration fee.
Any questions, call 692-2463 for
further information.
The Southern Pines Recreation
and Parks Department’s Men’s
Softball League will begin next
week.
Teams in this year’s league
are Mid-Pines Country Club,
P&L Raiders, VFW, The Ranch,
Zodiacs, JBD’s Piggly Wiggly
and Diamond Tire.
Action will start May 12 at 7
p.m. with Mid-Pines vs. JBD’s-
Piggly Wiggly, 8 p.m. P&L
Raiders vs. Zodiacs and at 9
p.m. VFW vs. The Ranch.
Games will be played at the
Memorial Field.
May 14th at Memorial Field,
Diamond Tire vs. Zodiacs 7
p.m., Mid-Pines vs. The Ranch 8
p.m. and P&L Raiders vs. VFW
at 9 p.m.
Von Tacky Invited To Play
In North-South May 11-16
Dick Von Tacky, 1980 semi
finalist in the U.S.G.A. Cham
pionship and a participant in the
1981 Masters, heads the list of
invitees to the 81st Men’s North
and South Amateur at Pinehurst
Country Qub, May 11-16.
Hie Pinehurst resident will
lead a contingent of 128 into
match play, including 88 players
who will qualify on Pinehurst
Courses Nos. 1 and 4, May 8 and
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Jets Get
Golfing
Victory
victorious. Color Chip and
Midway Church played the
semi-final game and again
Midway was the winner. By
winning all four games Midway
Church received the right to
advance to the finals against
Robbins Warehouse.
Robbins won the
Chaqipionship game over
Midway by a score of 7 to 5.
Leaverne’s Food Center came
away as the winners, taking the
Women’s Tournament very
easily. Dupree’s Welding
traveled down from Garner to
participate in the tournament.
LuAnne Underhill from Dupree’s
was voted as the tournament’s
most valuable player.
BY PAT MORGAN
Paced by Medalist Ted
Dewitt’s 71, Jordan-Matthews
continued its golfing domination
of the Central Tar Heel 2-A
Conference at Montgomery
County Country Club last
Thursday afternoon with an
eleven stroke victory over
second place West Montgomery.
The Jets of Jordan-Matthews
totalled 310 to West
Montgomery’s 321. Union Pines
was a distant third with a 339.
North Moore finished in fourth
place with a 352 and Chatham
Central came in fifth with a 364
total.
Other Jordan-Matthews scores
were Lowe 79, Gaines and
Tillman had an 80 apiece. '
Tommy Brown paced West
Montgomery golfers as he shot a
77, Carpenter fired a 79,
Haithcock had an 82 and Kelly
an 83.
James Maples led Union Pines
individually with an 80, Collins
shot an 81, Mofield had an 88 and
Riley fired a 90.
Darrell Phillips fired an 84 to
pace North Moore golfers in the
match, followed by Kennedy
with an 88, T. Moore had an 89
and J. Maness a 91.
Jeff Boggs was the Chatham
Central top golfer in the match
as he shot an 87. Other Chatham
Central scorers were Reid 88,
Webster had a 94 and Shaw fired
a 95.
The next conference match for
all the schools is Thursday
afternoon at Hyland Hills Golf
and Country Club in Southern
Pines.
O’Neal’s Girls
Get 19-13 Win
Over Robeson
The Wallace O’Neal girls’ soft-
ball team scored a come-from-
behind victory over Robeson
Country Day School Wednesday
to bring their season’s record to
3-5.
Robeson extended a close 10-8
lead to 13-8 by scoring single runs
in the 4th, 5th and 6th innings, but
O’Neal scored 11 runs in the bot
tom of the 6th (their biggest scor
ing outburst of the season) and
held Robeson scoreless in the 7th
to win 19-13.
Laurie Gutschmit led the 15-hit
attack with 3 hits, including a
homerun and a double. Lorrie
Hogan had 2 hits, including a
homerun and triple, and Dorothy
Slade, Kathy Bertone, Quinten
Van Camp, and Julie Ellis had
two hits each. !
The Falcons close their season
this week with a game at Laurin-
burg.
FARGO TO SING
Donna Fargo, a native of Mt.
Airy, will sing the National
Anthem immediately prior to tjie
running of the 22nd annual World
600 NASCAR Winston Cup Grand
National race here at Charlotte
Motor Speedway May 24.
Match play begins May 11 and
will be held on the No. 2 golf
course, recently selected as
North and South Carolina’s
number one course in a poll
conducted by the Carolinas Golf
Reporter newspaper.
Other notable exempted
players include former British
Amateur champion Dick
Siderowf of Westport, Conn;
Kevin Walsh from l^minole,
Fla., and a semi-finalist in last
year’s tournament; 1964 North
and South champion Dale Morey
of High Point, considered by
many to be the premier senior
player in the U.S.; and former
Walker Cup player Donald Allen
of Rochester, N.Y.
Nathaniel Crosby of
Hillsborough, Calif., who
reached the quarter-finals last
year, is also on the exempt
player list. Cosby, is the
son of the late entertainer
Bing Crosby.
Other former champions en
tered in the North and South are
Frank Strafaci (1938 and 1939) of
Miami, Fla.,' and Mel Galetta
(1944) of Old Westbury, N.Y.
The final 36-hole match will be
played Saturday, May 16. All
other matches are 18 holes.
The public is invited
throughout the event. There is no
admission charge.
Double Eagle
On Tuesday, April 21, Gerry
Bliek shot a double eagle 2 on the
Par 5, second hole of the
Southern Pines Country Club.
Using a five wood for his
second shot on the 518 yard hole,
he amazed and delighted himself
and his playing foursome of
Clarey Watson, Bill McEwan,
and Dick Worley, when the ball
went in the hole.
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For all ages will be taught in 2 week sessions
for $20 per student. Certificates will be
awarded.
Call: 949-3777
Instructor: Sue Evans
Dates:
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July 6-July 20
July 27-Aug. 10
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Seasonal membership: $135 per family
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