In Wrestling
Campbell Wins Third
Division IV Title
Thomas Campbell of Hoke
County High School won his third
Division IV 4-A wrestling cham
pionship Thursday night and
stayed undefeated in the process.
He pinned Dwisht Thomas of
Richmond Senior High School in
2:39 in the match for the cham
pionship of the 185 - pound class of
the division meet at Bowman High
School near Wadesboro.
It was his 14th victory of the
season.
Campbell won the 185 - pound
and placed fourth for the state
championships last year, and won
the 167 - pound division crown in
1977, his sophomore year at Hoke.
In the 1777 ? 78 season,
Campbell won 38 and lost only two
matches and was given honorable
mention on the All State team.
He also won honors in football
last season playing as a defensive
tackle. He was named to the All
Southeastern Conference team and
was given honorable mention in
The News & Observer's Class 4-A
All East squad.
He is 17, a senior, and the son of
James and Myrtle McCormick.
Lee County High School won the
division wrestling title in the
Bowman meet, with a score of
187Vi points. Richmond was
second with 139, Lumberton third
A.A. Meetings
Wed. 8 p.m.
Nursing Home
Dining Room
Newly crowned division champion Thomas Campbell with his coach, Philip
Summa.
with lll'/j, and Bowman fourth
with 91.
The wrestlers other than Camp
bell who won the individual division
titles are Michael Jackson, heavy
weight, Beddie Waddell. 197
pounds. Joe Martin, 155, Larry
Phillips. 126, and Vernon Tolliver,
112. all of Lee County High;
Harold Holden. Richmond. 167;
Lee Chambers. Bowman. 145;
Steve Judy, Lumberton, 138; Jonn
Stewart. Scotland, 132; John
Monroe, Pinecrest, 119; Scott In
gram. Richmond. 105; and Greg
Smith, Lumberton. 98.
Campbell was the only Hoke
wrestler to survive the opening
round January 31. He pinned Cash
of Bowman in 3:08.
In the other opening ? round
matches in which Hoke wrestlers
competed. Warren Cason of
Bowman pinned Fisher in 1:19 in
the 105 ? pound class; Phillips of
Lee pinned Henderson in 1:21 in
the 126 ? pound class; Martin of
Lee defeated Milton Morrison by a
referee's decision in the 157 -
pound; Reynolds of Lee decisioned
T. McGilvary. 4 - 2. in the 169 *
pound; and McClure of Lee de
cisioned Calvin McGilvary, 5 - 3, in
the 197 - pound.
Hoke Girls, Richmond Boys Win
Hoke Varsities Split
Richmond Senior High School's
boys' varsity defeated Hoke Hiph's
b8-54, the Hoke girls downed
Richmond's 44-41. and the Rich
mond boys' Junior Varsity edged
the Hoke Juniors 53-52 January 30
in the Hoke gym.
The results left Hoke's boys, with
5-3 Division IV 4-A Conference and
14-5 over-all season records.
The victory gave the Hoke girls a
conference mark of 4-4 and an
all-around record of 11-5.
Frank Stubbs led Richmond's
varsity boys' offensive with 23
points, and teammate Anthony
Everette sank 20.
Harold Thompson scored 23 and
Andre Cobb 16 for Hoke. Thomp
son and Stubbs shared the game's
individual high-scoring honors.
Richmond led 27-22 at the half.
In the girls' game, Sharon
McMillan of Hoke led the winners
with 16, and Terry Fountain was
Richmond's best scorer, tallying
20. the game's highest.
In the JV game. McNeill of Hoke
was the top individual scorer,
netting 17 points, and Wallace was
high for Richmond with 10.
The summaries:
VARSITY BOYS: Hoke --
Wood. PetVrkin 6. Thompson 23,
A. Galberth. Cobb 16, Blue. J.
Galberth 2. R. Blue. Hales. Love 2.
Moses. Lewis.
Richmond -- Everette 20. Lind
sey 8. Brothers 4. LaGrande 6.
Stubbs 23. Samuels. Holliday 2.
Harrington 5. Beach. Morris.
Quick. Summers.
GIRLS: Hoke - McMillan lb. C.
Love b. Walker 11. McCormick 9.
M. Monroe. Dockery. Thomas 2.
D. Love.
Richmond -- Fountain 20. Wil
son 14. Nichols. Parker 3. Jones 4.
Short. Mills.
Games With Lumberton
Hoke Girls, JVs Win,
Varsity Boys Lose
Hoke County High School's girls
and Junior Varsity boys defeated
Lumberton High and Hoke's var
sity boys lost to Lumberton Friday
in games in the Hoke gym.
The Hoke girls won. 52-41,
scoring their 12th victory in 17
games, their fifth in nine Division
IV 4-A contests.
The Hoke juniors took a 54-47
decision from the visiting JVs, with
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Young ladies of this area are
invited to enter the North Carolina
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held at the Bordeaux Convention
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The North Carolina Pageant is
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Miss United Teenager Pageant, a
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Contestants will be judged on
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Each contestant is req.iired to
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The winner of the North Carolina
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- paid trip to compete in the Miss
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Among the prizes which will be
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Those interested in entering the
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28302; or telephone (919) 822
1453.
Bratcher of Hoke netting 19 points
for the game's individual scoring
honors. Britt was high for the. losers
with 18.
The Lumberton varsity boys
won, 48-44, giving the Bucks their
sixth loss in 20 games and their
fourth in nine conference contests.
Mark Kinlaw of Lumberton was
the game's top scorer with 13.
Harold Thompson was high for
Hoke with 12.
Lumberton led 24-19 at the half.
Carolyn Love of Hoke was the
leading scorer in the girls' game
with 18, and teammate Sharon
McMillan was next with 14.
Veronica Becote was high for
Lumberton with 13. i
Hoke led 31-15 at the half.
The summaries:
BOYS VARSITY: Lumberton --
Lewis 12. Kinlaw 13. Gene 8.
Worley 7, Thomas 8.
Hoke - Peterkin 10. Thompson
12. A. Galberth 5. Cobb 6. Love 3. 1
Lewis 8.
Girls: Lumberton -? Pickard 3.
Walters 2. Pittman 11. Jordan 3,
Nichols b. Becote 13. Parrish 3.
Hoke ?- McMillan 14. C. Love
18. Walker 4. McCormick 4.
Thomas 10. D. Love 2.
In Raeford Merchant Bowling
League's Top
Two Teams Win
Hunt's Trucking continues to
hold the spot in the Raeford
Merchant Bowling League by 5
games over the Barbers.
In last week's action. Hunt's
stopped Marks Food Store 4
games. Hollingworth Barbers won
3 of 4 games with McMillian's.
County Line Plaza dumped Earl's
Mini Market 4 games. Raeford
Plumbing upended Beasley's Body
Shop 4 games, the Strikers shot
down Branch Farms 3 games to 1.
The high series for the past two
weeks went to Alex Kelly of the
Plaza team, a 648 series and that
included a 266 game. Jesse Taylor
Why a 9 pm
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than 9am.
It won't get your laundry any cleaner.
Neither will a 3pm load. Now either time
could be inconvenient for you, but someday,
it may make a difference in your energy bill.
In fact, everything you can do to cut down on the energy
you use between 4- 9pm and 6 am-1pm will help.
Because that's our Winter "Peak Load "period, the time when
the demand for energy is the greatest. And we must have enough
energy to meet that demand, no matter how high it gets.
So try to hold your heating down as much as possible. Try
to take showers, wash clothes and wash dishes from 1pm to 4 pm
or after gpm. In short, conserve energy every way you can.
Because the more you get out of your energy dollar, the
more we can get out of ours. And the less our bills will have to go
up later on.
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for Hunt's had a 639 series and that
included 215.214,210 games.
James Nixon lor Hunt's had a 61 1
series that included a 214 and a 200
game.
Those over 200 the past two
weeks included Jimmy Baxley for
Raeford Plumbing, a 257 and 247;
Thomas Ham for the Barbers, a
234; Charles McPhatter for the
Strikers, a 232; Pernell Kelly for
McMillian's. a 222; Howard Hen
drix for Raeford Plumbing, a 218;
Alex Kelly and Leon Burton for
County Line Plaza. 215 games;
Larry Woodcox for Raeford
Plumbing, a 212; George McKoy,
for the Barber's, a 212 and a 202;
Sylvester McAllister for Plaza, a
211 and 200; Marshall Hadley for
McMillian's. a 206; Everett Bowen
for Hunt's, a 204; Harry Walters
tor Hunt's, a 210 and 204; Jesse
Taylor for Hunt's a 203 and 201; (
Charles McPhatter, a 202; Jerome
Purcell for the Strikers, a 202;
Howard Hendrix. a 202 for the
Plumbers. Martin Stcnzel for
Earl's Mini Market, a 200.
STANDINGS W L
Hunt's Trucking 59 29
Hollingworth 54 34
McMillian's 50'/j 37'/i
County Line Plaza 46 42
Raeford Plumbing 45 43
Branch's Farm 44'/j 43 Vj.
Earl's Mini Mkt. 44 44
Marks Food 43'/i 44 Vj
Strikers 28 60
Beasley's Body Shop 25 '/j 62 'A
Top 10. Bowlers & Team & Avg.
J. Taylor. (Hunt's) 182
F.. Bowen. (Hunt's) 175
A. Kelly. (Plaza) 175
H. Campbell, (Hunt's) 174
R. McNeil. (Barber's) 172
T. Mark. (Marks') 172;
T. Ham. (Barbers) 171
B. Hendrix. (RP&H) 171
H. Walters. (Hunt's) 171
C. Smith. (Marks) 170
This week's schedule: Hunt's vs.
Raeford Plumbing. The Barbers
face Marks. McMillian's meets
up-and-coming Countv Line Plaza.
Branch Farms battles Beasley's
Body Shop, and Earl's Mini Mark
et will try and get back on the
winning track against a tough crew
from the Strikers Unlimited.
Ladies' Volleyball
LADIES'VOLLEYBALL
STANDINGS
Debatables I 0
Firebirds 0 1
Miz Slick | 0
Mysteries 0 I
Orangutans 0 I
Rockets I o
79'ers I o
Super Stars 0 1
SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY.
FEBRUARY 12
7:15 Super Stars vs. Rockets
7:15 Orangutans vs. 79'ers
8:00 Firebirds vs. Mysteries
8.00 Miz Slicks vs. Debatables