- ? nunncnoor ~ I tie winners and runnersup for the Father-Son Doubles cham
pionship in the Hoke Tennis Classic held the weekend of May 14 are shown here with their trophies. L-R, Terry
and Scott Houston, runnersup and W.K. and Mark Morgan, the champions.
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CHAMPS, RUNNERSUP -- L-R, Bob Dulin and Graham King of Laurinburg are runnersup and Sieve Graham
of Fayetteville and W.K. Morgan fright), the champions of the Men's 35 Doubles class in (he 1982 Third Annual
Hoke Tennis Classic held the weekend of May 14. They are holding their trophies.
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Blazers Keep Winning
It's now 10 wins and 3 losses for
our local Hoke County Blazers
semi-pro baseball team.
In one of the most exciting
weekends of their first season, the
Blazers beat Lumber Bridge Satur
day 8-5 and really showed what
they're made of by getting on top of
St. Pauls Sunday afternoon in a
10-inning game. 4-3, at St. Pauls.
Following a loss earlier in the
schedule to Lumber Bridge, the
Blazers have now evened up this
strong rivalry at one game each.
Kenny Carpenter once again did
the expert pitching job for the
home boys, scattering four hits and
striking out nine of the Lumber
Bridge All-Stars. Shortstop Coney
managed to get a home run off
Carpenter as one of the four hits.
The Blazers' eight-run perfor
mance was well supported by a
13-hit batting attack, including
Stan Cumming's homer and Mark
Madden's double and triple for the
day. Carpenter's effort at bat,
TENNIS
LADDERS
MEN'S "A"
1 . Ches Hayes, 2. Steve Phillips,
3. Cecil Bond, 4. Robert Calhoun,
5. Larry Beasley, 6. Barry McFar
land, 7. Benny McLeod, 8. Chuck
Davis, 9. W.K. Morgan, 10. Banks
Wannamaker.
MEN'S "B"
I. Terry Houston, 2. Ray Allen,
3. Jimmy James, 4. Tex Deaton, 5.
Julian Johnson, 6. Curtis Jones, 7.
Tony Menshew.
JUNIORS - 17-UNDER
1. Scott Houston, 2. Chris
Phillips, 3. Melynee Morgan, 4.
William Carter, 5. Wendy Simp
son, 6. Bill Upchurch, 7. Jeff
Semones, 8. Stephanie Holland, 9.
Nelson James.
JUNIORS - 18- UNDER
1. David Deaton, 2. Todd Sum
ner, 3. Barry Bond, 4. David
Dalton, 5. Mark Morgan, 6. David
Smith.
LADIES' "A"
1. Marilyn Semones. 2. Sue
Davis, 3. Susan Phillips, 4. Carol
Holland, 5. JoAnn Simpson, 6.
Mary James, 7. Betty Morgan.
LADIES' "B"
1. Mary Deaton, 2. Connie
Davidson, 3. Mary Stone, 4. Sarah
J. Calhoun, 5. Nancy Hodges, 6.
Susan Houston, 7. Lawanna Hayes,
8. Margaret Johnson, 9. Shirley
Gibson, 10. Ginny Leach.
Hunt In State
Track Meet
Paul Hunt of Hoke County High
School will compete Friday in the
State High School Track and Field
Meet by virtue of his performance
in the Eastern Regional Meet at
Wilson last week.
He finished fourth in the 3, 200
meter run at Wilson Thursday. His
time was 9:34.1, a new school
record, and it made him one of the
eight top runners of the 3,200 in the
state.
Wins $75 Prize
Retha D. Long of 1721 Holmes
Court, Raeford, won the first prize,
a $75 Shopping Spree, in a drawing
held Sunday.
It was sponsored by the Pastor
Aid Society of Simon Temple AME
Zion Church, of which Dr. C.B.
Howell is pastor.
hitting 3 tor 3. helped his own
E itching cause and brought his
atting average to .3% tor the year
-- the team's highest.
Mike Nieves and Bruce Hurst
also showed the big bats in this
game.
Last Saturday afternoon at St.
Pauls the Blazers and the St. Pauls
Hawks went at it in a true pitcher's
battle. In the 90-degree heat the
Blazers played errorless ball and
kept the game tight to win in the
10th inning. 4-3. The hits were
balanced at 11 for the Blazers,
including a homer for Cecil Blake,
and 10 hits for the Hawks; but
Pitcher Raschad Rahmaan struck
out seven Hawks while 13 Blazer
batters were fanning the air at the
mercy of St. Pauls Ditcher J. Pone.
Rahmaan held the line further by
giving no free passes to first base.
The Blazers tied the game at 1-1
in the fourth on Blake's round
tripper. Cummings, the leading
hitter of the day, doubled in the
sixth and scored when Biake got on
safely on an error. Bobby Stephens
singled to score Blake, and the
Bla/ers led 3-1. But the Hawks
came back and tied at 3 in the
eighth on a two-run homer.
In the 10th inning, th'* Bla/.ers
showed a truly professional finish.
Carpenter singled, then stole
second. A suicide squeeze bunt
attempt failed, then Rahmaan
drove in the winning run.
Interviewed after the game, all
Manager Jimmie Conoly had to say
was: "This is a ball team, folks!"
The Blazers have no scheduled
game this weekend but will play
Sunday afternoon at Eureka
Springs.
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