Bucks To Play Red-White Game Sat
A Red-and- White intersquad
scrimmage will be held for the
Hoke County High School varsity
football squad of 1980 Saturday at
7:30 p.m. in the Hoke High
stadium.
There will be no admission
charge.
Honorary coaches have been
named for the Saturday night
contest: County Schools Supt. Raz
Autry for the Red team, and Dr.
Riley Jordan, chairman of the
Hoke County Board of Education
for the white.
Glenn Draughon. Hoke High's
new head coach, started workouts
for the 1980 season on August 1.
From then through Friday, he had
been holding evening sessions, 6-8
o'clock, but on Monday stepped up
the practices to twice daily, 6:30-8
a.m. and 6-8 p.m.
The Bucks have a scrimmage
scheduled for August 22 at 7:30
Cm. in the Hoke Stadium with
nion Pines of Moore County.
Spectators will be charged SI each
for admission.
The varsity Bucks will open their
10-game season August 29 with
F.D. Byrd on Byrd's field in
Fayetteville. The Hoke junior var
sity season will open against the
Byrd JV at Hoke High the night of
Thursday, August 28.
The freshmen will open their
seven-game season September 18
with Terry Sanford at Sanford's
gridiron.
In the regular season, all the
varsity games will start at 8 p.m..
the JV games at 7:30. and the
freshmen's at 4 p.m.
Director of Athletics Billy Col
ston advised Monday season tickets
for the five varsity and Five JV
games are being sold now for SI 2.
He said admission at the game this
season will cost S3 per person, an
increase over last season's charge.
He said a season ticket also will
permit the ticket holder to park in
the paved lot at the Gibson
building for the season.
The Junior Varsity will play the
JV teams of the varsity's opponents
on the nights before and on
opposite sites: for example, the
varsity will play Byrd at Byrd. and
the JV will play the Byrd JV at
Hoke.
The rest of the varsity schedule:
September 5 -- South View at
South View; September 12 -- Pine
Forest at home; September 19 --
71st. home; September 26 - Lee at
Lee.
October 3 -- Richmond, home;
October 10^-- Lumberton, home;
October 17 -- Pinecrest at Pine
crest; October 31 -- Bowman,
home.
November 7 -- Scotland at
Scotland.
The rest of the freshman sche
dule:
September 25 -- Reid Ross,
home.
October 2 -- E.E. Smith, home;
October 9 -- Lumberton at Lum
berton; October 16 -- East Lee,
home; October 23 -- West Lee,
home; and October 30 - Scotland
(Blue) home.
Flag Football, Midget Leagues Planned
The Hoke County Parks and
Recreation Commission will be
sponsoring a Men's Flag Football
League, a Youth Flag League, and
a Midget Tackle Football League in
conjunction with the Midget Foot
ball Cheerleaders this fall.
The Men's League will be open
to adults, ages 18 year & older, or
they must have graduated from
high school or must be the age
equivalent. Also all participants
must either live in Hoke County or
work a 40 hour work week in Hoke
County.
The organizational meeting will
Bowling Meeting
The Raeford Merchants Bowling
League will hold a meeting Thurs
day at 7 p.m. at the Pig-'N'
Chicken in Raeford.
A. A. Meetings
Wed. 8 p.m.
Nursing Home
Dining Room
be held on Thursday, Aug. 28 at
7:30 p.m. at the Recreation office.
All interested teams must have a
representative present.
The Youth Flag league is open
to all boys and girls ages 7-9 years.
You must turn 7 before October 1,
1980 and must turn 10 on or after
April 1. 1980. The First practice
session for everyone interested in
the Youth Flag League will take
place at Armory Park at 5:00 p.m.
on Tuesday September 16. Birth
certificates are required from those
that did not participate in either
T-Ball or Little League.
The Midget Football Program is
open to all interested partieipants
ages 10-12 years. You must turn
before October 1, 1980 and must
turn 13 on or after April 1. 1980.
Also you must weigh at least 65
pounds and must not weigh more
than 125 pounds. Physicals arc
required from each participants
before they will be allowed to
practice. The opening practice will
be held at Armory Park at 5:00 on
Monday September 8. Birth Certi
ficates are required from those that
did not play either T-Ball or Little
League.
CHEERLEADING
In conjunction with the Midget
Football League, there will also be
a Midget Football Cheerleading
Program.
All interested participants must
turn 10 before October 1, 1980 and
must turn 13 on or after April 1.
1980. The first practice and sign-up
will take place Saturday, Septem
ber 13 at 10:00 a.m. at McLauchlin
Park. All participants must bring
their birth certificates.
Liniment League
Presbyterians Win Tournament
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Opening night action of the
Hoke County Parks and Recreation
Commission's Men Softball Lini
ment League saw First Presbyterian
and Freedom Chapel as winners.
In the first game the Presby
terians defeated United Methodist
10-7 behind the batting of W. Mills
2-4. C Parson 2-4. J. Burgess. J.K.
McNeill 2-4. and J. McPhaul 2-4.
G. Bernhardt 3-4. C Bounds, G.
Miller and R. Calhoun went 2-4
each for United Methodist.
In the second game of the night.
Freedom Chapel defeated First
Baptist 22-11. Leading batters for
the winners were J. Grace 4-4. W.
Murchison. O. Cunningham, and
L. Black were 3-4.
J. Henley 2-4 with one home run.
C.D. Bounds. B. Bounds, and M.
Sessonis all were 2-4 for the First
Baptist.
In the August 5 night's action,
the Methodists defeated the Bap
tists ^7. Leading batters were R.
Calhoun 2-4 and B. Bernhardt 2-4.
Leading batters for Baptist were
E. Rose 1-1. B. Bounds 1-3. J. Guy
1-3. and J. Henley 1-4.
In the second name the Presby
terians defeated Freedom Chapel
15-10. Leading batters were C.
Parson 3-4 J. Plummer, J.K.
McNeill, and B. Williams 2-4.
Leading batters for Freedom
Chapel were L.C. Morrisey 2-4 with
one home run. L. Black 2-4 and A.
Black 2-4.
In the first game Thursday night
the Methodists defeated Freedom
Chapel 13-10. R. Calhoun, G.
Miller. G. Adams and F. Baker
were the leading batters for the
Methodist. Leading batters for
Freedom Chapel were J. Davis. W.
Murchison, L. Black and T. Mc
Phatter.
In the Championship game
Thursday night tne Presbyterians
defeated the Methodists 6-2 behind
the hitting of J.K. McNeill. J.
Burgess, and W. Mills. Leading
batters for Methodist were R.
Clahounm, F. Baker and B. Gen
try.
At the conclusion of the tourna
ment the Presbyterians were
awarded the regular season champ
ionship and the tournament
championship trophies.
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Friday, August 15th Saturday, August 16th
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2:30 PM
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* Steer Wrestling
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Ladies'
Softball
August 6
Hoke Jaycees 10; Rosa's Grill -
Michaels 4.
Hollingsworth Barbers 13; Pick
ett's Grocery 1.
Standings
W L
Hoke Jaycees 8 1
Hollingsworth Barbers 4 S
Rosa's Grill
Michael's Men Shop 3 6
Pickett's Grocery 3 6
Team Tennis
League
The Hoke County Parks and
Recreation Commission and the
Hoke Tennis Association are co
sponsoring a team tennis league for
all interested boys and girls from
the eighth grade and under.
If you are interested in par
cipating in the league you must
submit your name to the Recrea
tion office on or before Friday,
August 29. Teams will be arranged
by the Recreation office and the
tennis association.
All players will be contacted at
Ithe completion of the division of
teams.
T-Ball Results
Aug. 4:
Red Sox 23
Pirates 14
Royals 10
Astros 14
Aug t>:
Yankees 20 Cubs 16
Red Sox 1 1 Braves 10
Aug. 7:
Royals 15 Cubs 8
STANDINGS
W
Red Sox 1 1
Braves 7
Yankees 6
Royals 6
Cubs 5
Astros 4
Pirates 2
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6
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6
8
10
X-country, Tennis,
Volleyball, Golf Cards
The 1980 season schedules tor
cross-country, girls' golf and volley
ball and tennis were announced
this week by Hoke High Director ot
Athletics Billy Colston.
Cross-country:
September 15 -- with Richmond,
Pinecrest and Bowman at Rich
mond.
September 18 - with Lee, Scot
land and Pinecrest at Lee.
September 22 -- with Richmond,
Lee, and Lumberton, at Hoke.
September 29 -- with Scotland.
Lumberton and Bowman, at Scot
land.
October 2 -* with Bowman.
Scotland, and Richmond at Hoke.
Girls' golf:
September 15 -- at Pinecrest;
September 22 -? at Richmond;
September 29 -- at Scotland;
October 6 -- at Lee; October 20 --
state meet at Chapel Hill.
Volleyball, tennis:
September 3 -- Scotland, home;
September 4 -- Lee. home; Sep
tember 9 -- at Richmond; Septem
ber 11 --at Lumberton; September
16- Pinecret, home; September 18
-- open; September 23 -* at
Bowman; September 25 -- at
Scotland; September 30 -- at Lee.
October 2 -- Richmond, home;
October 7 -- Lumberton, home;
October 9 - at Pinecrest; October
13 ? open; and October 15
Bowman, home.
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RAISING MONEY. BEATING HEAT ?? Tammy Hollingsworth.
12-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hollingsworth. was using
this way. very proper for the hot day. to help raise money for the planned
Gospel Choir Pageant of Ryckfish Grove Free Will Baptist Church. She was
offering homemade, ice-cold lemonade for 40 cents for a big cup and 2S
cents for a smaller one Fridtty afternoon on West Elwood Avenue. Business
hadn't been good up to then 'but she was expecting it to get much better
after a local plant s shifts changed later in the afternoon. Her mother is
assistant pastor of the church and president of the choir. Her father is a
deacon of the church helps her mother with the choir. ( Staff photo by Bill I
ULindau)