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BUCKS ON THI MOVF. - 77ic Hoke High Bucks prepare to launch another attack against the Clinton defense as a
disi-onsolate Dark / torse bench looks on. The Bucks humbled the Dark llorscs 21 - h in the first home game of the
season last Friday night.
Hoke High Bucks
t.XTRA POINT - John Moses had a pcr/cct record against Clinton in last
r rid ay s .name, making all three extra points. Hoke High won the game 21-6.
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SIIOl TIXC /XSTR I CTIOXS - lloke High h,H>iball Coaeh John Harris shouts
instructions to his Hacks Juring the tirsr quarter <>)'/>lav in the game against
C linton last I rulav night. It was the tir\t hi >mc game ol tin m jv'w. aiui the
Bucks were impressive, heating the Dark llorsi s 21-b.
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Ride Roughshod Over
The Hoke High Bucks rode
roughshod over the Clinton Dark
Horses last Friday night, scoring in
each of the first three quarters, to
post an impressive 21-ti win.
It was the first home game of the
season, and the tans were treated to
a fine display of offensive and
defensive talent. The game was a
shutout until the final .10 seconds.
The Bucks drew first blood on a
pass from Mark Wood to James
Galhreth. I hen. in the second
quarter. Bruce Carroll picked off a
pass from Clinton quarterback
Derrick Smith and scampered 45>
yards to give the Bucks a 14-0
ha 1 ft i me lead.
The third touchdown came on a
handoff from Wood to l-lvis Pur
Merchant Bowling
cell, who ran six yards, slipping
into one corner of the end zone.
One of the weaknesses of high
school football is usually the extra
point conversion, but John Moses
showed the fans that they indeed
have a kicker this year. The line
gave him good protection, and he
split the uprights all three times,
for a perfect effort .
The Buck defense was such that
Clinton put together only two good
drives during the entire game, and
one of those was stopped cold.
If there is anything that can be
said against the home team's
performance last Friday, it is the
number of penalties they were
assessed. But this was probably due
New Season Opens
I'he Kaetord Merchant's Bowl
ing League opened a new season
August .11 with Hunt's and t lie
County Line Pla/a tying for first
place with tour games each.
McMillan's and Hollingsworth
\ Barker's tied tor second place with
three games each amd Marks' Food
? and Branch Farm Insurance won
two games each. Earl's Fleet rie and
Kaetord Plumbing and Heating
had one game each.
High scorers included Farl
Chason with a 20t>. Bobby Parnell.
20o; Fverett Brown. 235 and 2lH>:
Jesse l avlor. 21^: George Hendrtx.
| 212; Alex Kelly. 203; Sylvester
McAllister. 2(Wand Janus leggett.
a 212.
Hunt's outseored Strikers I n
limited tour games to / ilcli while
Kaetord Plumbing and Heating lost
to McMillan's three games to one.
Hollingsworth Barbers won three
with Farl's Flectric taking one.
Marks' Food and Branch Farm
Sheriffs Sale
in accordance with N. C. General Statutes 79-1 thru 79-4
12 NOON
Tuesday September 19, 1978
Hoke County Jail Parking Lot
TWO HORSES TO BE SOLD
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH
1 Black Quarter Horse Gelding, 4 years old.
1 Red and White Spotted Appaloosa, 6 years old.
To Be Sold As A Pair - Minimum Bid $450.00
"I Reserve The Right To Accept Or Reject Any Or All Bids"
David M. Barrington
Sheriff, Hoke County, N. C.
Insurance lied with two games to
two.
In action Thursday. Hunt's came
out on lop with seven wins and one
loss. Hollingsworth's took second
with six wins and two losses.
Kaetord Plumbing and Heating
won tour and lost four while
McMillan's won three and lost one.
Marks' food and Branch Farm won
three and lost live while Earl's
Hlectric won two and lost six.
Strikers unlimited won three and
lost five and County Line Pla/.a won
one and lost three.
High scorers in Thursday's
action included James Nixon with a
2.14. Maion Hollintruilt . 219;
lhomas Horn. 215; Jesse Taylor.
212; Everett Brown. 21b. George
Henilrix. 20t> and George McKov.
211.
Thursday night Raetord Plumb
ing and Heating will take on
Hollintruilt. Marks' will meet the
County Line Pla/a. Branch will
play againNt Hunt's while the
Strikers meet McMillans.
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more to high spirits before the
hometown crowd than to anything
else. The Bucks lost about 95 yards
to penalties.
The first few games of the season
are always a time for trial and
error, and Coach John Harris and
his statT seem to have put things
together in fine order, coming back
from a defeat at the hands of
Seventy - First in the opener
Clinton
September I. The Bucks passed
more against Clinton, completing
seven of 15. and then played good
conservative ball to protect their
lead.
Overall, last Friday's game in
dicated that the Hoke High Bucks
have a fine season ahead of them.
They face Lakewood here this
Friday night. September 15. Game
time is 8 p.m.
Recreation Bits
The Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission is
considering classes in dog obedience and bridge lessons. If you
are interested in either of these programs give the Recreation
office a call. With sufficient interest expressed details will be
arranged and announced.
Tennis Ladder
A ladies* and a men's singles tennis ladder will be established
on September 19. All who are interested in participating should
submit their names to the Recreation office prior to 10 a.m.
September 19. At this time, all names will be drawn and ladder
positions will be determined.
For further information contact the Recreation office.
Remember if you are interested you must submit your name by 10
a.m. September 19 at the Recreation office 875-5603.
Senior Citizens Bingo
Just for you. Senior Citizens, the Hoke County Parks and
Recreation Commission is sponsoring a Bingo Afternoon
Monday. September 25. 2:30 p.m. at the Recreation office.
Refreshments will be served.
Disco Lessons
Hoke Countv Parks and Recreation Commission is sponsoring
Adult Couples Disco lessons beginning Wednesday. September
27, and continuing through November 15. Gail Conoly and Keith
Marion will be the instructors for the eight week session. The cost
will be S6 per couple for the 12 total hours of class. The lesson is
from 7:30 - 9 p.m. each Wednesday at the J.W. Turlington
School Gym.
The lessons will be on a first come first served basis with an
approximate 10 couple cut ? off. Check with the Recreation office
in order to get your name on the list. Money will be collected the
first class session.
Crafts, Puppetry Classes
The Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission will be
sponsoring two crafts classes and one puppetry class beginning
Tuesday. September 19. All classes will be held at the Recreation
office from 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.
Crafts for ages 0 - 9 will be taught on Tuesdays, crafts 10 - up
will be on Wednesdays, and the puppetry class will meet on
Thursdays. Session 1 kicks off on Sept. 19 and concludes October
24. Session II will start October 31 and will finish on December 5.
Contact the Recreation office to sign up or for further
information.
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