Bucks Stomp Sanford 43-22
SPH.DSTbR - - Alexander McMUlian f231 takes off toward paydlrt with a couple of Yellow Jackets after him. -ail Poole f 84) and
David Wood 111) an shown Jn the background
Devi J Wood lofts a pass to gain ground during the Sanfo^d game. In position are Frank' Williamson (70) Skip Autry (65)
/ MfntT [ ?\J).
PASS -
jiitl Icry Tucker 120).
*5; .U1" High Buck,
Ij ? u f second straight
Payoff berth the herd way by
coming in second place a half
lame back of Dunn. The Buck,
c?ne through with their finest
2lr,n?fV* ?*pi*y of lhe ye" b>'
defcatiM Sanford 43 to 22.
The Buck, itarted thing, off
. by receiving the ball but were
unable to do anything. In the
next series of. play,, the Buck,
showed everyone that they
came to play a, they scored on
!?n P'*yj; -With the running of
MeM?u l. ,nd Alexander
McMUlian, lht Buckj carried
the ball 47 yard, with Bruce
Morrison picking up the last 21
aff? ?*!? lbe touchdown. With
r?ll n . 'n "le "r,t quarter,
the Buck, were leading 7 to 0.
Sanford did not just lie
down and die, however. They
came right back in ten plays
and scored on a 37 yard run by
Jerry Fulkerson. The TD drive
7F,J?,'r ?! y"rdj ^ with
11 13 left, the score was tied 7
7- David Wood started up
hi, offensive machine (better
u r," v" the Bi8 R?d
Machine) and started to score
everytime it had it, hand, on
the ball. With Wood and
Morrison leading the way
wood sneaked over from the
one yard line. The TD covered
7 . iy?r? Jen PUys w"h
711 left in the first half, the
score wa, 14 to 7 for Raeford
The defense held the Yellow
Jackets in the next series of
down, and the Bucks offense
naa a chance to score again. So
w j MoHJUian running and
Wood passing to Poole and
Davis, the Bucks scored again
from six yards. The TD drive
covered 75 yards in 13 plays.
Mac McNeill added the extra
points to rive Raeford a 21 to
7 halfttme lead.
c 'he second half opening
kickoff, Fulkerson carried it
before he was stopped. From
there, Sanford drove 55 yards
in seven plays to score again.
Oiarlie Spivey carried it over
from the one yard line with
9:16 remaining. Raeford led 21
to 14.
The Big Red Machine was
not about to die, so they came
right back in seven plays to
score again. This time Wood
decided to pass more than run
so he hit Russell Davis for a 22
yard pass and a 30 yard
touchdown pass. The Bucks
were not to be denied their
victory. Wood found Davis
open and threw a beautiful
pass while Davis broke several
tackles and scored on the 30
yard pass. McNeill added the
extra point. This score was
made with 6:08 left in the
third qutrter and covered 73
y?rdi in leven plays.
The Buck, defense fired up
and began to show their stuff
al?o a, they held Sanford to
only 13 offen,ive plays in the
third quarter.
>. '"i ,Be tunning of
Morrison and the pasting of
Wood, the Buck, ,cored again
in 16 play,. Wpod found Davis
and Poole for four passes. He
passed to Joe Poole for two
yard, and another Buck TD.
McNeUl added the PAT. After
the last touchdown, Sanford
tried to pas, on Raeford but
Wood picked off a Spivey pass
and the Buck, drove 72 yards
Tn'rl! ,t0re their I
TD. David Wood made one of
I , Lrum of ,he ni?ht as he
took off on a 21 yard romp,
hurdling and breaking several
tackles. He then passed to Joe
Poole for the Pa/
With the reserves playing the
Raiders
End Year
By Howard Barkley
The Barkley't Raiders
finished their season Saturday
night losing to Maxton eighth
graders 14 to 6. The Raiders
played a game earlier in the
week on Wednesday and beat
Fayetteville 28 to 12.
Maxton scored both their
touchdowns in the fourth
quarter while the Raiders
scored in the second quarter.
Statistically, the Raiders pulled
it put but it is the score that,
counts.
The Raiders looked sharp in
both contests, especially the
defense. With the entire
backfleld and the ends back
next year for the llpchurch
Eagles, they should be tough
again.
Jerry Beatty, Russell
McAllister, Rocky Wood, Ernie
Pecora and Harold Mclntyre
and their leader Joe Poole
should score a bunch of TDs
. again. Keith Floyd, Noah
Hendrix, Pecora and Mclntyre
with Mike Black hold the
opponents down on the
defense.
Veterans Administration
advises families of veterans and
?srvicfmen to keep abreast of
expanding benefits and
programs provided for them.
rest of the wiy, they fumbled
end gave the JtckeU another
ihot at acorlng. Sanford (cored
1n aeven playa which covered
43 yarda. Jerry Fulkeraon
scored for Sanford with Splvey
adding the extra point. The
reserves finished the game
trying to set up another score
with the final tally 43 to 22 for
Raeford.
Bruce Morrison was the big
gainer on ground pining with
112 yards , while Davis caught
five passes for 9S yards.
Coach Pecora was very
pleased with the victory adding
that David Wood played a
tremendous ballgame. He was
also happy to enter a playoff
for the second straight year.
The Bucks must face 71st
Friday night there for the first
round of the 3A football
championship. Both teams
have a 8 ? 2 record.
Raeford 7 14 7 15 -43
Sanford 0 7 7 8 - 22
Statistics
Rae.
San.
1st downs
29
14
Rush. yds.
276
126
Pass, yds
199
125
Ret. yds.
64
85
Total
539
336
Passes
13-21
10-14-3
Pen.
45
20
Fumb.
1
0
Punt Avg.
1
0
Raeford - Morrison 21
(McNeill, kick); Sanford -
Fulkerson ?? 37 (Overton,
kick); Raeford - Wood 3
(McNeill); Raeford -- Wood, 6
(McNeill); Sanford -? Splvey, 1
(Overton); Raeford - Davis,
pass from Wood, 30 (McNeill);
Raeford - Poole, Pass from
Wood 2 (McNeill); Raeford -?
Wood, 21 (McNeill); Sanford -
Fulkerson - I (Spivey, run).
Bowling
News
By Tom Walker
Howell Drugs, trying to
regain the top spot in the
Raeford Merchants' Bowling
League, climbed to within a
half game of House of Raeford
last week with a 3 ? 0 thrashing
of Planning's keglers.
House of Raeford, in the
meantime, squeaked by
McNeill's Grocery with a 2-1
win. The Gobblers have
compiled their 19-8 record
with consistent performances
from their five bowlers.
Howell Drugs, or the Pill -
Pushers, entered this season
with five new faces, and, from
the start, appeared to hav<
doped successfully the other
seven teams. For five weeks,
they dominated play and led
the league. Their leader is slow
? moving, but highly accurate
Charlie Martin, who continues
to hold the No. 4 position in
the Top Ten.
While the Pill - Pushers and
Gobblers were concerning
themselves with first place
ambitions, Bill Posey was once
again making noises in the Top
Ten club. Determined to stay -
at least a while longer anyway
- Bill rolled the apple last week
for a tasty 593 set. His week ?
leading series Included games
of 210, 201 and 182. The
effort raised his average to 170
and moved him into the No. 6
spot in the rankings. Can he
make it two in a row? Ride
over to Lafayette Lanes around
6:45 tonight and find out.
The only other change in the
Top Ten was the departure of
league secretary Jesse Taylor.
Until Bill's hot hand, Jesse's
166 entitled him to the 10th
position.
Competition for Top Ten
honors is expected to
accelerate during the next
several weeks as the keglers
battle for a berth on the two
AH ? star teams. The teams, to
be selected for the first time
since the league was formed,
will be named during the
holiday break In December and
will represent Raeford In 1972
Fayetteville and State bowling
tournaments.
TEAM RESULTS. Howell
Drugs d. Planning, 3-0;
Ginger's Towtfl Shop d. A. G.
Walter's Grocery. 2-1; House
of Raeford d. McNeill's
Grocery, 2 - l .and Morrison's
Ambulance d. Webb's Tire
Service, 2 ? 1.
Top Ten
T. Walker, McNeill's Groc. 175
J Nixon, Ginger's Towel -173
M. Carter, Planning -173
C. Martin, Howell's -172
H. Walters, Webbs Tire -170
B. Posey, Morrison's Amb. -170
H. Campbell, A. G. Walter's-169
R. Shepley, Howell Drugs -169
N. Schmitt, Ginger's Towels-196
B Canady, Planning -168
Team Standings W L
House of Rae 19 8
Howell Drugs 18V4 8V4
Ginger's Towel 16 11
Webbs Tire Serv. 14 13
Morrison's Amb. 13 14
McNeill's Gro. 11 16
Walter's Groc. 814 18V
Planning 8 19
Legals
Having quill fled u
Administrator of tht ciutt of
Btialt McCormlck, deceased,
lata of Hok* County, thli It to
notify ill persona hiving claimi
?gainst laid utile to praient
thtm to tht undersigned on or
before May II. 1972 or thli
notice will be plcidtd In bar of
thtir recovery. All perioni
Indebted to laid eitate will
pleaie make Immediate
payment to the underilgned.
Thli the 11 day of
November, 1971.
R. Palmer WiUcox,
Admin iitrator
Attorney-at-Law
Rieford. N.C. '
_ 27-30C
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
of the power ind authority
contained in that certain deed
of trust executed and delivered
by JOHN WILLIE GILLESPIE
and wife. THERESSA
GILLESPIE, dated the 16th
day of January 1968, and
recorded in the office of the
Reglaterof! Deedi for Hoke
County. N.C.. in Book 148. at
page SI, and became of default
in the payment of .the
indebtedneu thereby tecured
and failure to carry out and
perform the iiipulatlom and
agreementi therein contained
and. puriuant to demand of
the owner ind holder of the
Indebtedneu lecured by laid
deed of truit. the underilgned
truitee will expoie for sale at
public auction to the higheit
bidder for caih at the uiual
place of late in the county
court houie of Hoke County,
in the city of Raeford, N.C., at
12 o'clock, noon, on Wed. the
8th day of December 1971, all
that certain lot of parcel of
land, lituate, lying and being in
Hoke County, State of North
Carolina, and more particularly
deicribed at followi:
BEGINNING at a itake in
the Eastern point of paved
road No. 1302, at a point
South 18 degrees 30 minutes
Eait 181 feet from ? the
Northwestern corner of the
Purcell Home track and
running thence South 70
degrees 45 minutes Eait 100
feet to a stake; thence South
19 degrees 05 minutes Weit 75
feet to a stake; thence North
70 degrees 45 minutes West
100 feet to a stake -in the
Eastern margin of State Road
No. 1302; thence with said
margin North 19 degrees 05
minutes East 75 feet to the
beginning corner containing
7500 square feet, more or less,
and being a part of the lame
land conveyed to J.D. Purcell
by Lula B. McNatr by a deed
dated February 25, 1944 and
recorded in Book 83 at page 28
in the Hoke County Registry.
The track herein deicribed ii
a part of track No. 2 in the
above mentioned deed and the
grantor, WiUie J. Purcell ii the
lole heir of J.D. Purcell.
All prtor liens and
encumbrances, ind Subject to I
unpaid tixei ind asieismenti
for paving, if-any. The right is
reierved to require i deposit, is
by law provided. TJsia tale will
be held open ten dayi for upset
bid as by law required.
This the 2nd diy of
November, 1971.
W. FA1SON BARNES
(Substitute) Trustee
1200 Johnston Building
Charlotte,
North Carolina 28202
27-30C
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
Under end by virtue of the
power of ule contained in a
certain Deed of Trust made by
Larry G. Gordon and wife,
Patricia Ann W. Gordon to
Paul T. Canady, Trustee, dated
the 24th day of November
1970 and recorded in Book
160, at page 213, in the Hoke
County Registry, North
Carolina, default having been
made and the payment of the
note thereby secured by said
deed of trust, and the
undprsigned, Paul T. Canady,
Trustee, having been directed
by the holder of the note
evidencing said indebtedness
that the Deed of Trust be
foreclosed, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale at
the Courthouse Door In the
City of Raeford, Hoke County,
North Carolina at 12:00
NOON on Thursday, December
2, 1971, and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the
following real estate situate in
Hoke County, Raeford
Township. North Carolina, and
being more particularly
described as follows:
Being Lot No. 13, according
to subdivision of Raeford
Power & Manufacturing
Company, Inc., drawn and
surveyed by J.H. Blue, Reg.
Sur., In December, 1952, and
recorded in Map Book 3 at
page 76 and being despribed by
metes and bounds as follows:
BEGINNING at an Iron
stake In the southern edge of
East Prospect Avenue 105 feet
West of the Northwest corner
of Robert Weaver's resident lot
and running thence South 1-50
West 210 feet to an iron;
thence North 88-50 West 105
feet to an iron Make, thence
t North I-50 East 210 feet to an
iron stake in the South edge of
LEGALS
Mid Avenue; thence South
88-50 Eait 10] feet along uld
Avenue to tlie point of
Beginning.
This i
This feeing the same
property conveyed to Larry G.
Gordon and wife from
Raymond B. Ellle and wife,
Connie M.F. Ellle by deed
dated November 24, 1970 and
recorded in Hoke County
Public fagiiiry.
Thie tale it made tubject to
all taxes and prior liens or
encumbrancti of record against
said property and any recorded
releases.
This sale is to be lor cash.
Dated this 25th day of
October. 1971.
Peul T. Canady. Trustee
P.O. Box 7
St. Pauls. N.C.
Phone No. 865-4241
26-29C
CREDITOR S NOTICE
Having qualified as
Executfix of the estate of
Israel Mann, deceased, late of
Hoke County, this is to notify
all perosns having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before April 28, 1972 or this
notiee will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will
please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 28 day of October,
1971.
Ruth B. Mann.
Executrix
R. Palmer Willcox, Attorney
Raeford,
North Carolina
25-28C
CREDITOR S NOTICE
Having qualified as
Administrator of the estate of
Jantes T. McRae, deceased, late
of Hoke County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before April 21, 1972 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will
please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 21 day of October,
1971.
R. Palmer Willcox
Administrator
Attorney-at-Law
Raeford. N.C. 28376
24-27C
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
Under and by virtue of
power of sale contained in that
certain deed of trust by
JAMES EARL LOCKLEAR
and wife, CATHIE LEE
LOCKLEAR, to G.E."
NUCKOLS, Trustee for the
Administrator of Veterans
Affairs, dated December 23,
1968, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds
of Hoke County, N.C., in Book
152, at page 79, default having
been made in the payment of
, the note secured thereby, and
H.W. GAVIN, having been
appointed Substitute Trustee
by instrument recorded in
Book 165, at page 181, in the
office of the Register of Deeds
of Hoke County, N.C. and the
said Administrator having
requested foreclosure, the
undersigned will offer Tor sale
at public auction to' the highest
bidder for cash, at the front
door of the Hoke County
Courthouse, Raeford, N.C . on
the 18th day of November,
1971, at 12:00 noon the
following described tract of
land: Located in Stonewall
Township, Hoke County,
North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of W.G. Marley and J.T.
Clark and situated about one -
half mile south from
Dundarrach on the Lumber
Bridge Road and more
particularly hounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
northwestern margin of said
road, said stake being located S
57 degrees W, 445 feet from
the Livingston corner in the
Clark line, and runs thence
across said road and as the line
of Clark, S 27 degrees E, 183
feel to an iron stake, a corner;
thence S 41 degrees 30' W, 250
feet to an iron stake, a corner;
thence N 27 degrees W, 183
feet; crossing said unpaved
road to an iron stake, a corner;
thence N 41 degrees 30' E, to
and with the northwest right of
way of bid road, 250 feet to
the point of BEGINNING.
Being the same property
described in a deed dated May
18, 1967, from Federal
National Mortgage Association,
to Administrator of Veterans
Affairs, recorded, in the office
of the Register of Deeds, Hoke
County, North Carolina, in
Book 143, page 391. Being the
same property described in a
deed from W.J. Driver, as
Administrator of Veterans
Affairs, to the parties of the
first part named herein. The
property will be conveyed
subject to restrictive covenants
and easements of record and
subject to taxes and
assess men ts, if any, which may
be due. This 18th day of
October, 1971.
H.W.Gavin,
Subst. T rustee
24-27C
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