Bucks Bomb Bowman 53-30
By
Mike Steadman
? The Hoke High Bucks discovered
the* friendly skies Friday night as
Joe Poole tossed five touchdown
passes to help bury Bowman High
School 53-30 in Wadesboro.
"It's nice to win. The competi
tion was more on our level," said
Hoke High coach Bill Cameron.
"We had a good night overall.
I'm happy for the players more
than anything else," he said.
"We didn't have a good night
defensively. We had too much arm
tackling and they were able to spin
off too much, but we still had a
good night overall," he repeated.
"It's nice to call a pass play that
works. We went out there and
found out that we could throw on
them, and Joe (Poole) had plenty of
time," he said.
Hoke took the opening kickoff
and fumbled on the second play
from scrimmage and gave Bowman
the ball on the Hoke 22 yard line.
It took five plays for Bowman to
run it in from the 11 yard line with
9:39 showing on the clock. The
extra point was missed and Bow
man had a 6-0 lead.
. jHoke again took the kickoff and
afrer three plays, Vernon Morrison
rambled 66 yards for a score with
8:00 showing. The conversion was
good and the score stood at 7-6.
Defenses for both teams took
over as the ball exchanged hands
twice before the quarter ended with
Hoke ahead 7-6.
Hoke recovered a Bowman fum
ble at the beginning of the second
period and were held by the
Bowman defense, but the Bearcats
fumbled the Buck punt and Hoke
took over at the Bowman 23 yard
line. After a penalty put it back on
the 28 yard line, Joe Poole hit Eddie
Pennell with a 28 yard scoring
strike to make it 13-6 with 9:12
remaining in the half. The conver
sion was no good and the score
remained the same.
Bowman took the kickoff on
their 15 yard line and a trick play
the produced 45 yards helped them
to score in only six plays with 6:53
showing to make it 13-12 Hoke
afjer Bowman missed the extra
point.
Hoke fumbled following the
kickoff and then intercepted a pass
to take it on the 16 yard line before
Joe Poole hit Pennell again in the
end/one for a 14 yard pass. Poole
connected with Thomas Farmer tor
the two point conversion and Hoke
had a 21-12 lead with 5:16 remain
ing in the half.
The Bucks held Bowman alter
the kickoff and an eight yard
touchdown toss to Allen Thomas
closed out the scoring in the first
half with Hoke leading 27-12.
A fumbled Bowman punt in the
third series of the third quarter
gave the Bearcats the ball first and
goal-to-goal on the ten yard line.
It only took one play to score as
Chris Cobb scampered into the end
zone to make it 27-18 after the
conversion failed.
Hoke took the ball on the 20 yard
line following the kickoff and
rambled the distance in only six
plays as Thomas Farmer scored
from the three yard line with 5:50
showing.
The extra point was good and
Hoke was ahead 34-18.
The Bucks held Bowman follow
ing the kickoff and took the ball on
their 23 yard line. Thomas Farmer
reeled off 11 yards before Poole hit
Allen Thomas for a 66 yard pass for
a score. The extra point was good
and Hoke had a 41-18 lead at the
end of the third period.
Both teams added two more
touchdowns before the final gun
and the score stood at 53-30 in
Hoke's favor when the dust had
cleared.
The win brought Hoke's record
id 3-5-1 ami left Bowman with a 3-6
record.
Hoke takes on Laurinburg-Scot
land tomorrow night for their
homecoming contest. Scotland
sports a record of 0-9.
"1 talked to the Scotland coach
last night and he's going to have
them up for the game." said
Cameron.
"They haven't won this year and
they'll be looking for their first win
against us." he added.
"I hope we have a good home
coming crowd." he said.
HOKE
FIRST DOWNS 16
YDS. RUSHING 194
YDS. PASS. 234
RET. YDS. 105
PASSES 11-23-0
PUNTS 29.7
FUMBLES LOST 3
YDS. PEN. 10
BOWMAN
FIRST DOWNS 18
YDS. RUSHING 282
YDS. PASS. 46
RET. YDS. 125
PASSES 3-8-1
PUNTS 38.4
FUMBLES LOST 3
YDS. PEN. 55
HOKE 7 2014 12 53
BOWMAN 66 6 1230
Eagles Go Undefeated
The Upchurch Middle School
Eagles finished their second
straight undefeated season last
Wednesday as they blasted pre
viously undefeated Wicker 34-6.
The score was tied 6-6 at
half-time and it looked as though
the Eagles might have their first
tough game of the season.
"We just didn't hit in the first
half," said coach Wayne Mills.
"We probably played the worst
first half of the season and prob
ably the best second half as we held
them to only two first downs after
intermission." he said.
I he Wicker score was the first
points the Eagles yielded all season
as they scored 166 in six games.
"The boys played exceptionally
well in the second half and didn't
make any mistakes." he said.
Mills pointed to James Washing
ton and David Home as standouts
on both offense and defense.
The win gave the Eagles a clean
sweep ol the Jr. High conference
with a perfect 6-0-0 record and a
11-0-1 record over the past two
years.
Merchant Bowling
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Oakwood
Creeps Up
By Waylon Fulk
This week in bowling the Rae
ford Moose Lodge maintained their
lead, but had a rough night by
losing three points to Webb's Tire,
the third place team. The second
place team, Oakwood Laundry,
took three points from McNeill's
Grocery. Earl's Electric took three
of the four points at stake from
Kennerty's Cleaners while Hunt's
Bonding also took three points
from the Raeford National Guard.
Gentry's Tire gave the Hollings
worth Barbers a rough night and
took three points also.
The high series for the night
belongs to Ray Bullard of Webb's
Tire with a 581 and a tine game of
218. The 200 scores were plentiful
with Bill Hendrix of Hunt's with a
211. Howard Hendrix of Hunt's
with a 210. James Gay of McNeill's
with a 207, Leo Schulenburg of the
Moose Lodge with a 204, Thad
Marks of Hollingsworth with a 203,
Mackie Carter of Oakwood with a
203. Earl Chason of Earl's Electric
with a 201, Donnie Carter of
Oakwood with a 200 and Harry
Walters of Webb's with a 200.
STANDINGS W L
Moose Lodge 25 11
Oakwood Laundry 24 12
Webb's Tire 22 14
Earl's Electric 21 15
Hunt's Bonding 20 16
Kennerty's Cleaners 18 18
Hollingworth Barber 16 20
McNeill's Grocery 15 21
Gentry's Tire 13 23
National Guard 6 30
TOP TEN BOWLERS
Mackie Carter 181
How ard Hendrix 177
Bill Hendrix 176
Jesse Taylor 175
James Gay 174
James Nixon 172
Waylon Fulk 171
Leo Schulenburg 170
BobCanady 169
Charlie Smith 168
This week's schedule: Kennerty's
will do battle with Webb's Tire:
the National Guard will take on
Earl's Electric; McNeill's Grocery
will tangle with the Hollingworth
Barbers: the number one team.
Moose Lodge, will go against the
number two team, Oakwood Laun
dry; and Hunt's Bonding will try to
take Gentry's Tire.
CI.ASS TRIP- The Hoke High basic sticnu claw l"r adults sponsored by
Sandhills Community College traveled to MorcluaJ Planetarium recently to
enrich their learning. Left to right arc show n instructor C arrie Carter, students
Ola Rae Tucker, Deborah Jacobs, and Pamela Jao ?/?.<.
BI Bowling
Shuttle Brings Upsets
By Blanche Farmer
Burlington League started out
when the shuttle went down at
b:30. The Spark Knockers added
three more wins to top spot from
Sicycles.
Two upsets came when the Old
Timers beat Hot Shots three games
to one. The Strickers did a job on
the Fantastic Four three games to
one.
The task was too much for Lean
and Mean when they met the Go
Getters, losing four to nothing.
High games went to George
McKoy with 214 and Mamie
Leggett with 164.
Standings
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Spark knockers 2b
Go Getters 21
Hot Shots 21
Fantastic Four !8'/j
Old Timers 18' ;
Sicvcles lt>
Striekers 13
Lean and Mean 10
I op Ten Bowlers
Bobby Monroe
Larry Wuodcox
George MeKoy
Alexander Kelly
Leon Bruton
James Barefoot
Johntiv Melton
Robert McNeill
Silas G lines
Coy Jackson
Pop Music Festival Nov. 9 At College
The Third Annual Pop Music
Festival of Sandhills Community
college will be held Sunday. Nov. ?)
at 3 P.M. in the Student Union
Building on the campus. The
public is invited to the event which
will feature a wide variety of choral
"and instrumental groups.
According to Marion Rogers,
chairman of the department of
music at Sandhills, the program
will include every style of music
rock, country, jazz. Dixieland, soul
and popular songs from the musi
cal comedy stage.
A rock group from Raeford and
a blue erass erouD from the area of
North Moore will also participate in
the festival at Sandhills.
The performers will include sev
eral student groups including the
Sandhills Singers, directed by Mrs.
Frances Wilson of the faculty and
accompanied by Gerald Hersma;
the SCC Concert Band, the SCC
Orchestra, and the SCC Stage
Band, directed bv Rogers and Basil
Freeman. Jr. Members of the
groups include talented men and
women of the area.
Also featured will be Sweet
Adeline Inc. of Fayetteville. one of
several hundred female barbershop
music groups in the United States.
The Fayetteville chapter includes
some ihirtv singers and is directed
by Mrs. Frances Grimes of the
Sandhills College music faculty.
St. Peters Young Adult Choir ot
Moore County will present gospel
songs. The group is directed by
Leonard Williams assisted by
Thomas McLaughlin and accom
panied by Costello Roberts.
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