VPCHURCH EAGLES - Coaches Wayne Mills and Tommy Williams are shown with the 1975 edition of the Upchurch
Eagles football team. Coach Mills says he hopes to better his 5-0-1 record last year. Pictured from left to right are: (1st
row) Donnie Virgil, Anthony Thompson, Harry Finkley, David Blue, Anthony Brown, Jerry Bratcher, Rusty Huff,
James Galbreth, Dennis Lomack, Neil Townsend, Robert Langdon, John Moses, Tyronne McGilvary, (2nd row) Warren
Buie, Norman Smith, Dorryl Cobbs, Ervin Jones, Jerry Bratcher, Anthony Brown, Elvis Purcell, David Bratcher, Calvin
McGilvary, Sam Galbreth, James Oxeruiine, Mitchell Baker, (third row) Bob Gentry, Coach Wayne Mills, Bobby Posey,
James Lee, Larry Fellows, James Washington, Richard Small, Jeremy Simmons, James Henderson, Tracy Galloway,
David Home, Kirk Floyd, Roger Adams, James McNair, (top row) Coach Tommy Williams, Richard Cole, Wayne
Cunningham, Richard Blue, Harold Thompson, James McMillan, Alfonza Thomas, Maurice Hurst.
'Strong' Sanford Cited
by
Mike Steadman
'They're strong and a team that
doesn't make many mistakes," said
Hoke High Coach Bill Cameron
about conference power Sanford
Central, Hoke's next opponent.
"Our job this week will be to
polish up our offense and defense
and get ready for them," he said.
Cameron siad that he planned no
changes offensively and maybe a
couple changes on defense.
He said Sanford runs out of the i',
the wing T and the slot T and their
execution has been perfected. He
also indicated that they were a large
team.
'They're pretty good size kids,"
said Cameron.
Sanford is undefeated for the
season with a 3-0 record and is
considered to be the top team in the
region by some.
Hoke has won two of three games
with their only loss coming from one
of the top 3-A teams in the state,
Southern Durham by a 14-7 score.
"A comment was made to one of
our coaches to the effect that if we
couldn't play any better against Red
Springs than we did, then it wasn't
any use in them (Sanford) coming
down here," said Cameron.
"The game will depend on how
many mistakes arc made. Sanford's
first three opponents have made
mistakes and they capitalized on
them. They just don't make many
mistakes," Cameron said.
Cameron said the main things for
the game was for Hoke to play good
defense and to move the ball on
offense.
"We can't run the ball three plays
and punt. That's what other teams
have done and lost. We've got to
move the ball in order to win," he
said.
"We'll go into the game with a
positive attitude," said Cameron,
"We can stay in tire game if we don't
make mistakes."
Merchant Bowling
Hunt's Surges Ahead
By Waylon Fulk
The third week of the 1975
bowling season for the Raeford
Merchant's League at Lafayette
Lanes saw Hunt's Bonding Company
take top spot to break the three-way
tie of last week. Hunt's now has an
11 - 1 record and the closest
competitors are Oakwood Laundry
and the Raeford Moose Lodge with
an 8-4 record each.
In bowling this week Hunt's
shortcircuited Earl's Electric four to
0. Kennerty's Cleaners took
Oakwood Laundry to the cleaners
three to one while the Raeford
Mooose Lodge shut out Gentry's Tire
four to 0. Webb's Tire came back
from last week to take NcNeill's
Grocery three to one. The National
Guard inched out of the cellar
slightly while splitting the four
points with Hollingsworth Barber
Shop.
Howard Hendrix of Hunt's had the
high series of the week with a 614
and excellent games of 209, 204 and
201. The high game of the night was
bowled by James Gay of McNeill's
with a 222, closely followed by
Jimmy Baxley of Kennerty's with a
221. Others hitting the magic 200
were Larry Woodcox of the Moose
Lodge with a 215. Jesse Taylor of
Hunt's with a set of 209 and 210,
Charlie Smith of the Moose Lodge
with a 210, Bobby Powell of Earl's
with a 210, and Henry Bundy of the
National Guard with a 208.
Standings
W
L
Hunt's Bowling
11
1
Raeford Moose Lodge
8
4
Oakwood Laundry
8
4
Earl's Electric
7
5
Webb's Tire
6
6
Kennerty's Cleaners
5
7
McNeill's Grocery
5
7
Gentry's Tire
4
8
Hollingsworth
4
8
National Guard
2
10
Top Ten Bowlers
Mackie Carter, 183; Bill Hendrix,
183; Way Ion Fulk, 178, James
Nixon, 176; Bob Canady, 176;
George McKay, 175; Everette
Bowen, 175;Coy Jackson, 174; Leon
Burton, 172; Jesse Taylor, 171;
James Gay, 171.
This week's schedule: Earl's
Electric meets Hollingsworth Barber,
Oakwood Laundry battles Webb's
Tire, Kennerty's Cleaners tangles
with Gentry's Tire, Hunt's Bonding
takes on the Raeford Moose Lodge
and the National Guard will be
gunning for McNeill's Grocery.
B1 Bowling
Strickers Lose Four
By Blanche Fanner
When the Spark Knockers got
started the Strickers couldn't handle
them, losing four games.
Fantastic Four let Lean and Mean
Freshman
Bucks Lose
The Hoke High ninth grade team
lost their second game of the season
to Lumberton last Thursday
afternoon by the score of 16-12.
One yard plunges for touchdowns
by Terry Peterkin and tddie Jackson
gave the Freshman Bucks a 12-0 lead
in the third quarter before
Lumberton scored.
The final Lumberton score and
conversion came with :41 showing
on the clock to make it 16-12.
The next game is with Laurinburg
Johnson here this Thursday
afternoon at 4 P.M.
A 60-watt light bulb burns 17
hours for the same money it takes to
light a 100-watt bulb for 10 hours.
take one game out of four, with
excellent bowling by Leon Bruton,
203, 207, and 201. What a night!
The weather turned cool and so
did the Hot Shots, defeated by
Sicycles, three games to one.
Go Getters were out to get the Old
Timers and did, four games to
nothing.
Leon Bruton did a 611 serial.
Standings
W
L
Spark Knockers
10
2
Go Getters
9
3
Fantastic Four
8V4
3*
Sicycles
7
5
Hot Shots
6
6
Strickers
4
8
Lean and Mean
2
10
Old Timers
1VS
10*
Top Ten Bowlers
Bobby Monroe 192
Larry Woddcox 178
Silas Glinc 167
George M#Koy 166
Zan Kellt^ 165
Leon Brufon 165
Robert McNeill 161
James Barefoot 152
James Leggett 151
Johnny Melton 164
Kathy Off
To Pan-Am
Games
Kathy McMillan left Saturday
morning enroute to Los Alamos,
N.M., to start training for the
Pan-American Games which run from
October 12-27 in Mexico City,
Mexico.
Girl's track coach Bill Colston said
that Kathy would meet with most of
the team in Denver, Colo., and then
they would fly to Santa Fe and take
buses to Los Alamos.
He said the team would stay there
until Sept. 26 and then go on to
Dallas for staging and then go on to
Mexico City Sept. 29.
"Kathy will jump Oct. 14," said
Colston.
Colston said that Kathy had been
practicing hard for two weeks.
"She's been practicing hard and
has been jumping as well as she has
ever jumped, and 1 hope she will
continue to do well as she has in the
past," said Colston.
Colston said that Kathy's training
varied and that on some days she
jumps a set mark such as 300 feet or
takes 20 jumps. He said that other
days she . jogs or runs 40 and
100-yard wind sprints to build her
strength.
"I don't think she's reached her
potential yet, she's young and she'll
still get stronger and faster," said
Colston.
Colston pointed to Martha Watson
as being Kathy's main competition.
He said that Cuba had a girl who
might be tough also.
He indicated that since it was team
competition, Kathy would be pulling
for Martha Watson also, but she also
will be going for an indiviual best.
"She's after whomever has the
best jump," said Colston.
College News
Leopold K. Salzer III of Rt. 2,
Box 528, Raeford, was awarded a
bachelor of arts degree in business at
the Methodist College summer
commencement last month.
Degrees were conferred upon 38
seniors during the graduation
program held at Reeves Auditorium
on campus.
Seats Open
For Zoo Trip
The Hoke County extension
homemakers have vacancies on the
bus to go to the North Carolina
Zoological Park in Asheboro,
Wednesday,Oct. 8.
Children are welcome, but each
child must be accompanied by an
adult.
For further information, call
875-2162.
ESEA Panel
Meets Today
The September meeting of the ,
ESEA Title I Parent Advisory
Committee wil be in the Conference
Room of the Board of Education
building on Wooley Street Thursday,
Sept. 25,at 2:00 PM.
Board Of Trustees
Sworn At NCSU
Mrs. Neill L. McFadyen of
Raeford was sworn in as a North
Carolina State University trustee
during ceremonies Saturday followed
by a Board of Trustees meeting.
Mrs. McFadyen is beginning her
second term.
The meeting's agenda included
election of officers, faculty
mediation procedures, and reports
from acting chancellor Jackson A.
Rigney and vice-chancellor Banks C.
Talley, Jr.
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