Beat Raiders 64-58
Bucks Stage Strong Comeback
The Hoke County Bucks de
feated the Richmond County
Raiders in a non ? conference game
this week 64 - 58 to end the early
part of the season with a record of 4
- 1.
Playing aggressively on defense
and scoring from long range, the
Raiders tested the Bucks early as
they took command of the game the
first two quarters and went in at the
half leading 29 ? 37. Stubbs
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collected 21 of his 27 points in the
first half as the Bucks seemed
unable to contain him or get the
offense going.
But the third period proved that
the Bucks were ready for a come
back. Picking up the tempo with
aggressive defensive play and
strong inside play, the Bucks
outscored the Raiders 17 to 7, to
take a 2 - point lead into the fourth
quarter.
Mark Wood picked up Stubbs
and kept him in check for the thiid
and fourth quarters as he only
scored six points in the second half.
Dennis Purcell paced the Bucks
scoring with 18 points, followed by
Andre Cobb with 12 points, Harokl
Thompson with 11 points, Calvin
Blue with eight points, Mark Wood
with six points, Nathan McNeill
with five points, and Leonard
Everette and Alwertha Galberth
with two points each.
The Bucks' next opponent will be
the Lee County Yellow Jackets at
Sanfbrd on Tuesday, Jan. 3, as they
begin conference play in the tough
Southeastern 4- A.
On Jan. 6, the Bucks will meet
the Raiders again here on their
home court. Tne Bucks will also
play at home on Jan. 10, when they
face Lumberton.
The next two games will be on
the road, at Pinecrest on Jan. 13
and at Seventy - First on Jan. 14.
Men 's Basketball
Western Auto Leads
The Hoke County Parks and
Recreation Commission's Men's
Basketball League got underway
last Monday with two games. In the
opening game, the All-Stars out -
scored Carpenter's 76'ers 22 - 10 in
the fourth period to post a 64 - 56
win.
The All-Stars trailed the entire
game until a last period burst sent
them ahead. George Maynor had
17 points to pace the All-Stars.
James Rainev had 12 points to lead
the 76'ers.
All-Stars 10-16-16-22-64.
Carp. 76'ers 14-18-14-10-56.
In the second game Western
Auto cruised to an easy 74-44 win
over the Dumpsters. The issue was
never in doubt as W.A. rolled to a
36-20 half-time lead.
Basketball
Scheduled
The Hoke County Parks and
Recreation Commission will spon
sor four youth basketball leagues
beginning in January. Organiza
tional meetings will be held at 3:45
p.m. at Raeford Elementary Gym
with the following schedule:
Jan. 3. girls 9-12.
Jan. 4. boys 7 - 9.
Jan. 5. boys 10 - 11.
Jan 6. boys 12 - 13. .
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Tubby Smith and Chavis Adams
led W.A. with 24 and 15 points
respectively. Mike McDuffie led
the way for the Dumpsters with 16
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In Thursday night's action.
Western Auto romped to its second
lopsided win of the week with an
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Chavis Adams had 22 points and
George Hollingsworth 20 to pace
W.A. for Summerfield. Larry El
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W.A. 11-24-26-22-83
Summerfield 7-6-14-12-39
In the second game. Frierson
Barnes scored 9 points in a 58
second span to lead McCollum -
McMillian Grocery to a 67-58 win
over Carpenter's 76'ers.
The score was tied 54 - 54 with
1:22 left in the game when Barnes
took over. The game was nip and
tuck the whole way with the /6'ers
taking a Five point lead at the end
of the third period.
Bridges Hollingsworth and Johny
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Realty, Needlework
Classes Scheduled
A 45 - hour course in real estate
will begin at Hoke High School Jan.
3, sponsored through Sandhills
Community College.
The course is designed to provide
the beginner and real estate prac
titioner with a basic knowledge of
real estate. It includes the funda
mentals of real estate, brokerage,
financing, appraising, real prop
erty law. real estate math, con
struction. and mechanics of clos
ing.
Successful completion of this
course is acceptable by the North
Carolina Real Estate Licensing
Board in lieu of the "six months
experience" requirements.
The course will meet each Tues
day and Thursday from 7 - 10 p.m.,
beginning Jan. 3, and ending Feb.
9. Students must attend at least 80
percent of the classes to pass the
course. Jerry Daeke, local real
estate dealer, will teach the class.
The class is sponsored through
the Continuing Education Dept. of
Sandhills Community College and
any adult may register the first
night of class. A S5 registration fee
will be charged, and books may be
purchased at the class.
With sophisticated gold and
silver threads you can learn to
design almost anything by enrolling
in a class in Creative Needlework
which will begin Jan. 4 in the Old
Hoke County Office Building.
Bingo Party
Scheduled
The Raeford Senior Citizen's
Friendship Club will meet Tuesday,
Jan. 3. at 2:30 p.m. in the
Recreation Department for a bingo
party.
Students will be able to create
almost anything - from a wall
plaque to a family coat of arms, a
mirror frame to an evening dress or
handbag. Gold threads will be used
in making nine different stitches
and designs. New and exciting
ideas and techniques will be used
that will result in making beautiful
items.
The classes will meet from 1 ? 4
p.m. and 6 - 9 p.m. each
Wednesday. Boots Woodyard, Pro
prietor of Crafts, Frames and
Things in Fayetteville will be
instructor.
Mrs. Woodyard will also teach
two classes in painting which will
begin Jan. 5. They will meet from 1
- 4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. each
Thursday in the Old County Office
Building. The classes are sponsored
by Sandhills Community College
and any adult may enroll. Regis
tration fee is $5. Students will have
to purchase instructional materials
also.
T elethon
Auditions
Scheduled
Auditions for the 9th annual
telethon for United Cerebral Palsy
of North Carolina will be held Jan.
6th and 7th in Raleigh.
The telethon will be aired Feb.
4th and 5th. Individuals and
groups wishing to participate in the
auditions should call the United
Cerebral Palsy office in Raleigh at
833-2571 between 10 a.m. and 4
p.m.
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The following cases were heard
by the magistrates:
? Early Morrison, Fayetteville.
speeding 66 in a 55 m.p.h. zone.
S10 and cost; Allen Payne Garner.
Charlotte, speeding 63 in a 55
m.p.h.. S5 and cost; Buddy Coct
Jones. Fayetteville. exceeding a safe
speed, cost; Sophia Singletary
Dioretes, Rt. 3 Box 133-A. Rae
ford. speeding 65 in a 55 m.p.h.
rone, $5 and cost.
William Edwin Winston. Rt. I
Box 310-A. Shannon, driving too
fast for conditions, cost; Donald E.
Olson. Ft. Bragg, improper pass
ing. S10 and cost; Lawrence Dock
ery. Rt. 3 Box 377. Raeford.
inspection violation, cost; William
Franklin Walters. Parkton, failure
to stop for a stop sign, cost; James
A Jones. 636 W. Prospect Ave..
Raeford. public intoxication, cost.
William C. Hales, Rt. 4 Box 342,
Raeford. worthless check, restitu
tion of S326.50 for Laurinburg
Milling Co. and cost; William C.
Hales, Rt. 4 Box 342, Raeford.
worthless check, restitution of S350
for Laurinburg Milling Co.. and
cost.
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|j South America.
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