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Page 10-C THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina Wednesday, June 10, 1981 Five Conference Titles Won In Year By Patriots BY LISA HUGHES Pinecrest High School had five first place finishes in the Southeastern 4-A Division IV Conference in the past season, it was announced at the Sports Awards Day program. First place was one in boys ten nis, girls tennis, girls golf, boys golf, and boys wrestling. Pinecrest Patriots had three second place finishes-in boys basketball, girls softbaU and boys baseball. They finished third in girls track and boys cross coun try. Final standings for the Coble Cup were: 1. Richmond—247; 2. Pinecrest-235 ; 3. Lfee-20114; 4. Lumberton-198; 5. Scotland-186; 6. Bowman-126%; 7. Hoke-126. All-Conference athletes from Pinecrest were: Football-Lester Crawford and Tim Smith. Boys Wrestling-Scott Spencer and Tim Simmons. Girls Golf-Maggie Pierson and Margie O’Connor. Girls Tennis-Kristy Weathers, Shari Riddle, Julia McNeill, and Shelly Carrington. Boys Golf-Lee Forbis, Bobby Cooke, and Tommy Stubbs. Boys Basketball-Jeff Car michael. Boys Baseball-Tim Presley, Chip Brown and Bruce Cole. Boys Tennis-Terry Peterson, Brad Emmert and Clint Weathers. Girls Track-Chrissie Walsh and Lisa Person. Girls Softball-Juana Ray and Rhonda Barber. Swingers The Swingers of the Southern Pines Country Club met Wednesday, June 3 for their weekly Tournament. The Tournament of the day was “Low Net.’’ The winners were: A Flight, first place. Dot Varga; second place, Betty Johnson. The winners of B Flight were: first place, Valia Naso; second place, Pat Stoll. Saturday, June 6 was a busy day for the Swingers. There was a Couples Tournament with 28 couples participating. The game was “Captain’s Choice,” and the Basketball Camp Slated At Union Pines Monday Coach Bill Wade says everything is in readiness for opening of the Union Pines summer basketball camp which begins next Monday, June 15 continuing through the 19th at the sdiool. The camp is for any boy or girl ages 10 through 15. Coach Wade states that applications will be accepted Monday night for those who may not have already sent in their form. These forms can be Qlled out at that time if they have not yet done so. During the week there will be, in addition to Union Pines basketball staff, guest in structors from colleges throughout the state. Monday night an assistant from Wake Forest University will be on hand; June 16, June Doby, for mer Viking star and N.C. State Lady Wol^ack standout; June 17, Appalachian’s basketball coach and assistant will be on hand; either Thursday or Friday Davidson College’s new basketball coach, and Moore County native, Bobby Hussey will be here. Last year’s camp was highly successful and Coach Wade is looking for the one next week to be equally as good. OK USED CARS OK 1981 Malibu Classic Landau--V6, A/T, A/C, AM/FM *7995 1980 Chevette - 4 Dr., A/T, A/C, AM/FM, Pin Stripes *5495 1979 Ford P/U - V8, A/T, Solid Black Finish *4995 1979 Monza Town Coupe • A/T, A/C, AM/FM, P/S *5295 1978 Monte Carlo - A/T, A/C, AM/FM, Tilt Wheel *4995 1977 Nova 4 Dr. - 6 Cyl., A/T, A/C, P/S, P/B, Low Mileage *3995 1977 Malibu Classic 4 Dr. - A/T, A/C, P/S, P/B, Extra Nice *3995 GM QUALITY SHIVICE nVRTS I GENERAL BiOTORS nuns DlVlSiON That Gieat C3W ReUng Gemdne caw Barts. CHEVROLET HOlVDA HWY. 15-501 4 IN. ABERDEEN, N. C. 944-2111 winners were: First place, the team of Steve Krupa, Wyman Fitzgerald, Ginny Bell and Fran Ensley. Second place was a tie' between the team of Pat Naso, Dot Varga, H.B. Elliot and Priscella Miller, and the team of Tip Eddy, Frank Blue, Betty Michaels, and Helen Roesel. Third place was a tie between the team of Warren Trimm, Chet Ensley, Kay Oakes and Wini McLaughlin, and the team of A1 Booth, Bob Lannon, Florence Barden and Betty Smith. Fourth place winners were the teaih of Fred Humphrey, Pat O’Callaghan, Leonard Barden and Mary Fitzgerald. In the evening, the group met in the Grill Room of the club for a covered dish dinner and awarding of the prizes. The Invitational Tournament will be at Whispering Pines Monday, June 15. Winners Given In Pinettes Tournament On May 26, 28, and 29, the Whispering Pines Pinettes held the Spring Handicap Tour nament. Seven flights par ticipated with the following winners: Overall tournament winner, Bibbi Walin; runner-up, Peggy Arnold. First Flight-Jean Fisher; Runner-up-Carter Gibson; Consolation-Fran Pickering. Second Flight-Pauline Holt; Runner-up-Mary Jane Dennis; Consolation-Fran Crowder. Third Flight-Ruth Vosburg; Runner-up-Vi Hughes; Con- solation-Mary Mitchner. Fourth Fli^t-Jean Cushman; Runner-up-Flo Gray; Con- solation-Betty Ruoff. Fifth Flight-Bibbi Wallin; Runner-up-Eunice Montagna; Consolation-Aggie Kitch. Sixth Flight-Sara Palmer; Runner-up-Mary Rives; Con- solation-No contest. Golf Lessons The Southern Pines Recreation and Parks Department will be offering golf lessons for interested persons. The lessons will be held at the Campbell House Property, 482 E. Conn. Ave., Southern Pines. A minimum of six and a maximum of ten participants are needed for each class. Pre-register for all classes by calling the Southern Pines Recreation Department at 692-2463. The Recreation Department will be supplying the golf balls; players must provide clubs. Eddie James, golf pro from Pine Needles Country Club, will be the instructor. Listed below are the times and dates for each class. Beginner Lessons-June 23- July 28, Tuesdays (once a week), 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., residents $12, non-residents $15. Intermediate Lessons-June 23- July 28, Tuesdays (once a week); 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., residents $12, non-residents $15. Schedule The Southern Pines Men’s League Schedule: June 11-The Ranch vs JBD’s Piggy Wiggly-7 p.m. Armory, VFW vs Diamond Tire-8 p.m. Armory, P&L Raiders vs Mid-Pines-9 p.m. Armory. June 16-VFW vs Zoiacs-7 p.m. Memorial, P&L Raiders vs JBD’s Piggly Wiggly-8 p.m. Memorial, Mid-Pines vs Diamond Tire-9 p.m. Memorial. June 18-P&L Raiders vs Hie Ranch-7 p.m. Armory, Mid-Pines vs Zodiacs-8 pm. Armory, Diamond Tire vs JBD’s Piggly Wiggly-9 p.m. Armory. Early Peaches Sandhills peaches are reported to be ripening this year about a week ahead of the normal time. Consumers can begin looking for their favorite varieties while they are available. The Candor, a favorite variety, is being harvested in all Sandhill areas this week. Varieties that are excellent for peach pickles, pies and fresh use are also ripening; they are Correll, Hamlet, Derby, Rubired and Dixired. Men’s Softball Wiffi Smith Wiffi Smith Returning To Her First Love-Golf Wiffi Smith, one of golf’s most colorful and talented competitors, returns to teaching, and will offer private lessons and intensive golfing seminars at the Lawn & Tennis Club of North Carolina, owner Dennis O’Leary said. Wiffi took up golf at age 14, in Guadalajara, Mexico-won her first tournament that year. Four years later, she was USGA Junior Champion. As an amateur, she dominated the sport, sweeping the Tam O’Shanter World and All-American Trans-Mississippi, North and South, Low Amateur in the Title- holders, Mexican, French and British Open titles. She played on the 1956 USGA Curtis Cup team, before turning pro the following year. As a lady pro she won the Dallas Open; the Peach Blossom three years running, and never finished out of the money. With 34 titles to her credit, at the age of 24, two tragic accidents involving both hands sidelined a brilliant tournament career. She turned to her second love, horses, and served as whip and kennel huntsman for the Moore County Hounds, one of the oldest private packs of foxhounds in the South. But the lure of golf was too strong. She’s back full time offering private lessons and three-day intensive golfing seminars, limited to three or four ladies, customized to each participant’s needs. “Many women prefer to take lessons from a lady pro,” said Wiffi. “We’re offering at the Lawn & Tennis Club basic swing analysis, and all aspects of the game—including playing lessons.” Wiffi has given clinics in Europe, Mexico and the United States, and taught for the past 11 years at Peggy Kirk Bell’s Golfaris at Pine Needles. “What makes a good teaching pro?” Caring...patience, with determination. So much of golf is mental-communication is all-important! All seminars will be geared to the individual’s needs. Participants will be housed at the Lawn & Tennis Club, near Pinehurst. For further infonnation, and reservations, contact Tim O’Leary (919) 692-6100. Pettine Signs To Play With Lees-McRae Cats Lees-McRae College Head Football Coach Clyde “Snoopy” Campbell has announced that John Joseph Pettine, a 6 feet, 195 lb. gridder, has signed to play football for the Bobcats next season. Jack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pettine of Southern Pines. He played his high school football for C!oach Burgin Beale at Pinecrest High School. He lettered in football for two years and was naihed to the All-Conference team. In Tennis Lessons The Southern Pines Recreation and Parks Department will be offering tennis lessons again this summer. The lessons will be held at the Memorial Park Tennis Courts, off Morganton Rd. in Southern Pines. A minimum of eight and a maximum of ten people are needed for each class. Pre-register for the classes by calling the Recreation Office at 692-2463. The Recreation Department will provide the tennis balls and a tennis machine. Participants must provide their racquets. Matt Lynch of the Mid-Pines Resort be the pro for all classes. Listed below are the classes: Youth Beginner-Morning Lessons-June 22-July 22, Mondays and Wednesdays (twice a week); 9:30 a.m. to 10:30; 9 years and up; residents $10, non-residents $12.50. Adult beginner-Morning Lessons-June 22-July 22, Mondays and Wednesdays (twice a week); 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.; residents $12, non-residents $15. Youth beginner-Evening lessons-June 22-July 23, Mondays and Thursdays (twice a week); 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Residents $10, non-residents, $12.50. Adult beginner-evening lessons-June 22-July 23, Mondays and Thursdays (twice a week); 7:45 p.m.-8:45 p.m.. Residents $12, non-residents $15. Adult intermediate-Evening lessons-June 23-July 21, Tuesdays (once a week); 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., residents $12, non-residents $15. Pinettes Southern Pines men Vsoftball results: June 2-The first game was a defensive battle which saw P&L Raiders take a 2-1 victory over Diamond Tire. H. Webb, who collected one of only 4 hits by Diamond Tire, scored his team’s only run. After reaching first base on an error, Webb advanced to second on a fly ball to deep left field by G. Robin son. He then took third on O’Con ner’s single, and scored on a sacrifice fly by G. Richardson. S. Luck scored one Raider run in the fourth after he singled and advanced to third on Hardy’s single. Luck then scored on an er ror on a ball hit by D. Celmer. P&L’s other run came in the sixth when R. Teague singled and was interfered with at third. Teague was allowed to score because of interference. In other action Piggly Wiggly scored 6 runs in the final inning to win 14-10 over V.F.W. T. Baldwin hit a grand slam home run to break a 10-10 tie and give Piggly Wiggly the victory. Leading hitters were for Piggly Wiggly: T. Baldwin, 2-for-4, 2 home runs; 0. Adams, 3-for-3; J. Collins, 3-for-4. For V.F.W.: McMillan, 2-for-3, 2 home runs; Hampton, 3-for-3; Hauck, 2-for-4. The final game of the night pit ted The Ranch against Zodiacs. The Ranch scored 5 runs in the third inning and four in the fourth to win 9-6. Top hitters were for The Ranch: Bullock, 3-for-4; Jones, 'ry 2-for-2, doubles; Eubanks, 2-for-3, double; McKenzie, 2-for-4. June 4-Mine Pines shut out Piggly Wiggly 7-0 in the first game of the afternoon. L. Lee paced the winners going 2-for-3 with two doubles. G. In gram went 2-for-4 and Blackie 2-for-3. D. Adams went 2-for-3 for Pigg ly Wiggly while L. Nealy and C. Hill both went l-for-2. After giving up 3 first inning scores P&L Raiders came back and beat Zodiacs 10-6. S. Luck led the Raiders going 2-for-3 with a double and a home run. M. Nall also hit a home run while going l-for-2. Zodiacs’ top hitters were L. Scarborough and L. Thompson, who both went 2^or-3, and D. Pat terson who went l-for-3 (home- run). In the nightcap V.F.W. took a 6-5 win over The Ranch. Lewis, who drove in the winn ing run, led V.F.W. going 3-for-4 with a double. Hampton went 2-for-2 while Hauck went 2-for-3 and Thomas went 2-for-4 with a double and home run. Smith and Jones led The Ranch going 2-for-3 each. Bullock also hit well going 2-for-4. League standings through June 5: Team Won Lost P&L Raiders 5 2 V.F.W. 5 2 Mid Pines 4 3 JBD’s Piggly Wiggly 3 3 Diamond Tire 2 3 The Ranch Zodiacs CF Tennis Tourney Scheduled The Moore County chapter of the (Cystic Fibrosis has an nounced its third annual tennis tournament to be held June 20-21 at Sandhills Community College. The tournament format will be the same as the spring tour nament sponsored by the San dhills Tennis Association. The deadline for the Cystic Fibrosis tournament will be Thursday, June 18, at 7. The director of the tournament will be Terrell West, 692-3960. The entry fee for the tournament will be $5 singles and $6 per team for the doubles. Players must furnish a new can of balls per event. The events will include men and women’s singles, men and women’s doubles. A consolation round will be played for the singles. Hie doubles event will be derived by adding the in dividual’s rating together. Juniors are eligible and welcome to compete in this tournament. WATCH OUR ADS YOU’LL FIND IT 11 addition, he lettered in wrestling for one year. “We are extremely pleased to sign a player of Jack’s caliber, Campbell said. “We believe that Jack can be a quality athlete at Lees-McRae and he has also impressed us as a quality young man. His credits and recommendations are very high and we expect him to be an asset to our program.” The Bobcats are one of the outstanding junior college football teams in the nation. They have been ranked in the top 20 junior colleges over the past ten years and are noted for producing junior college All-Americans and outstanding senior college prospects. The Bobcats have a long-standing football tradition, having fielded their first team in 1930. The ’Cats have participated in five post season bowl games. Hie Bobcats played in the tough Coastal Conference of the NJCAA and play a schedule with national junior college powers in the East: Ferrum College (Virginia), Wesley College (Delaware), Potomac State College (West Virginia), Nassau Community College (New York), Westchester Community College (New York), Hudson Valley College (New York), and Chowan College (North Carolina). The Pinettes weekly tour nament on Tuesday, June 2 was a Handicap vs. Par event. 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