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Blazers Win 2, Lose 1 The baseball Blazers. Hoke's own semi-pro team, did itself proud again this past weekend, winning two games and losing a make up. Playing St. Pauls here on Satur day. Jimmy Conoly's men got by the Hawks. II to 9. Ai Eureka Springs Sunday, the Bla/ers won one and lost one against the Orioles. It was 9-8 Orioles in the make-up game, and then a 13-b Blazers victory in the finish. Orlando Fairly pitched the Sat urday game and held the Hawks down while his teammates got the runs to get ahead and stay there. Raschad Rahmaan led the Blazers" hitting attack with a homer and a double. Mike Nieves and Larry McDonald also had two hits apiece. On Sunday the Blazers traveled to Eureka Springs. The afternoon began with the Orioles and our boys making up a game that had been played on May 30 and suspended after 9 innings tied at 8 to 8. The Blazers went scoreless in their halt' of the 10th. but the Orioles crossed the plale in the bottom of the inning to put this game away. In the final game Sunday the Blazers got their bats talking again with 14 hits. Kenny Carpenter went 3 for 5 with a home run. and Lam McDonald contributed a triple. Mark Mkdden. Tim Clark. Stanley Cummings and Mike Nieves were good for the other big hits of the day. Carpenter. Clark and Madden were the RBI leaders. Rahmaan got the win as pitcher, sprinkling 7 hits while his mates played errorless ball. Look for the Blazers to play one WAGON WHEEL RESTAURANT THURSDAY ft FRIDAY SHRIMP BASKET (?bout 20 shrimp) with FF, Slaw & Hushpuppies $3.99 Out Qrdf Call ?7S-S7S2 of their tew Sunday afternoon games at home this Sunday. June 27. at 3 at the Hoke High Field against Red Springs. Or. start getting ready tor the Sunday. July 4. afternt>on game here against Lumber Bridge - the only team to beat the Blazers twice this season. Admission is SI .50 at the gate or SI in advance. Ask any player about tickets, or stop by radio station WSHB tor advance sales. T-ball Results June 14: Upchurch Aerial Ap plication 33, United Carolina Bank 6 Western Auto 34, Open Arms Rest Home 21 June 15: Heritage Federal 14, Southern National Bank 8 Teal Oil-Raeford Hardware 40. Auto Parts & Equipment 14 June 16: Upchurch Aerial Ap plication 37, Western Auto 25 Open Arms Rest Home 18, United Carolina Bank 3 June 17: Teal Oil-Raeford Hard ware 29, Southern National Bank 4 Heritage Federal 29, Auto Parts & Equipment 5 Ladies' Softball June 16: Kershaw Body Shop 20, Faberge 0 Team Standings 1 . Hoke Jaycees 1 o 2. Hollingsworth Barbers I 0 3. Kershaw Body Shop 1 1 4. Faberge 0 2 EARNS BLACK BELT Shelli Vincent (left), recently received her first degree black belt in Tae K wan Do karate by successfully competing in Iter test in Kukkiwon. the world Tae Kuan Do headquarters in Soeul. Korea. She is shown practicing a move with her twin sister, Kelli. who holds a red belt in Tae K wan Do. They are the daughters of Mr. and Xfrs. I irgilio Vincent, Rt. 3, Raeford. They were to return to Hoke County this month. Men's Softball Action Hoke County Parks and Recrea tion Commission Men's Softball continued action Tuesday night. June 15. In the first game of the week. Hard & Heavy defeated Ephesus A's 15-3. Hard Heavy scored light runs in the seventh inning for the victory. V. Morrison 3-5. H. Holt 2-4. and S. Wallace 2-4 were the leading batters for Hard Heavy. Ephesus A's leading batters were R .Home 2-3. R. Davis. D. Clark. D. Smith. S. Warren and J.D. Black were 1-3. In the second game. Beasley's Body Shop downed Jones lnter cable 19-4 in five innings. Beasley's leading hitters were H. Thompson 3-4 with two home runs. W. Barnhill 2-3. C. Campbell 2-3. and The Upper Line SAVE! *1,025 OFF . T urjG The Tanglewood ?P.*I ""J"8 M?d0' iS ?n ?U' salas lot in Favetteville. across from the Memorial Auditorium on Hwv. XI South EASY FINANCING! NO DOWN PAYMENT! 12? o APR MORTGAGE MONEY! LANDOWNERS QUALIFY! If you have clear title to your land, you already qualify for our no money down. 20-year financing at 12?: annual percentage rate Don't waste time Return coupon now for help in making your dreams come true? today! ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? - ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Mail to CMH Corp . Box 64849 Fayetteville. NC 28306 . I do ( ) do not ( ) own a lot. Tell me about your CMH, $1,025 off plan for home ownership Name Address. City State Zip Phone tlf rural route give directions \ cmh L ? - _ . CAROLINA MOOEL In Fayetteville, telephone Frank Smith at 485-4111 collect. L. Huffman 2-3. In the third game. Hollingsworth Barbers defeated the All Stars in five innings 18-4. L. McDonald 3-3 with one home run. G. Hollings worth 2-3 with one home run. E. Roper 2-3. D. Monroe 2-4. and J. Carthens 2-4 were the leading batters tor Hollingsworth Barbers. All Stars were led by M. Brown 2-3. and P. Maynor 1-2 which w as a solo homer. In Thursday night action, the first game matched Hard ?k Heavy against Jones Intercable. Hard & Heavy defeated Jones Intercable 12-4. R. McRae 4-4 with one home run. K. McDonald 3-3. M. Me Dougald and V. McDougald hit solo homers and were among the leading batters tor Hard Heavy. Jones Intercable were led by E. Daniels 2-3 with one home run. W. Johnson. L. Chason. and R. Shepley were all 1-3. The second game, the All Stars defeated Ephesus A's 13-7. A. McLaughlin 3-3. D. Huff 3-4. G. Maynor 3-5. and B. Leslie 2-3 were the leading batters for the All Stars. Ephesus A's leading hitters were D. Smith 1-3. D. Clark 1-3 and A. Harris 1-2. The final game matched Beasley's against Raeford Mer chants. Beasley's won 3-0. Beasley's leading batters were H. Thompson 3-3 with one home run. and R. Edward 2-3. E. Ramsey. J. Henley. J. Alex ander, R. Frahm. and R. Wilcox were 1-3 for Raeford Merchants. Team Standings W L 1. All Stars 9 3 2. Beasley's 9 3 3. Jones Intercable 8 4 4. Hard Ac Heavy 8 4 5. Hollingsworth Barbers b 5 b. Raeford Merchants 2 10 7. Ephesus A's 0 12 Top 10 Batters 1 . H. Thompson. Beasley's b75 2. D. McNeill. Jones bbb 3. W. Johnson. Jones 571 4. Di. McNeill. Merchants 555 5. R. Edward. Beasley's 527 b. A. Thomas. Hollingsworth 518 7. M. Sutton. Beasley's 500 8. K. Juday. Beasley's 500 9. W. Barnhill. Beasley's 500 10. C. Chandler. Hi H 500 . . , -i? -j- -r- -T- -r- -t^ -r^ -r- -r> -r- -r- ^ -fc ^fc ^ >K ^ ^ * MORRISON'S GROCERY &- TEXACO SELF SERVICE * 318 HARRIS AVE. | Keep Coo! WHh These Borden Specials YOUR CHOICE ' 24 IN BOX *1 49 BORDEN ICE CREAM TREATS ORE A MSICLES POPSICLES FUDGES/CLES SPACE JETS/CLES Best Video Gomes In Town Spacious Gameroom MS PACMAN STARGATE DONKEY KONG PHOENIX CENTAUR & A JUKEBOX, TOO 2 LITER COKE $]19 FOOD STAMPS WELCOME OPEN 6 A.M. - 10 P.M. DAILY 7 A.M. SUNDAYS 5 Lb Pkfl Or Mor* Lb. SUNBEAM MADE-RITE BREAD \ ? 89* BIG LOAVES LEAN GROUND BEEF ********************* ********** ************* Recreation Jilts Arts And Crafts The Hoke County Parks and Recreation Com fasten wffl be offering a variety or art* and crafts for children mm 444 start ing Monday, June 21 through Friday, August 6. like danm will be taught in coniunction with the eight playground pingi-as. The schedule will be as follows: Monday, 9:30-11:30, West Hoke School; Mo ?*?. 1:30-3:30, J.W. TurUngton Gym; Tuesday, *30-11:10, Laurel HiU Bantfct Church (Dundarrach area); Tuesday, 1:30-3:30, Scwlock School; Wednesday, 9:30-11:30, Upchurch Gym; Wednesday, 1:30*3:30, South Hoke Gym; Thursday, *30-11:30, Tytartown ^hport area); Friday, 9:30-11:30, St. Peter's Baptist Church Arts and crafts activities to be offered include: fabric But terflies, pothokters, craft stick items, dried flower terrariums, fabric flowers, pom poo note clips, and propeller bend dofl key classes will be arranged at each site on a first come first serve basis. Playgrounds To Open The summer playground programs sponsored by Hoke Coun ty Parks and Recreation Commission started Monday, June 21 Mid will continue through Friday, August 6. Ail fuiltimc playgrounds will operate Monday through Friday 9 a.m. -4:30 p.m., for ages 6-14. Full time sites: J.W. Turlington School, South Hoke School and Scurlock School. The Ave parttime sites will also run from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the following locations on the designated days. Monday only - West Hoke School; Tuesday only ? Laurel Hill Baptist Church (Dundarrach area); Wednesday only - Upchurch Gym; Thursday only - Tylertown (Airport area); Friday only -St. Peter's Baptist Church (Rockflsh). All children ages 6-14 are encouraged to take part in these playground programs. Sports, games, crafts, and special events will til highlight the simmer's activities. Tennis Lessons Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission will be spon soring three sessions of tennis lessons. July 5-9, July 12-16 and July 19-23. The classes will be taught at the Hoke High courts and will be limited to the first 10 to register. Cost for each session will be $15. Session I, July 5-9: 8:50 -10 a.m. Beginners ages 7-13; 10:15-11:45 a.m. Beginners ages 14-up. Sessions U and HI will be taught on a level requested by the SiMtc. Mr. Fatai Adeleke will be the instructor. Contact the ecreation office to get your name on the list. Shag Lessons Who is interested in learning to shag (dance)? The Recreation office is presently accumulating a list of potential shaggers! If we receive sufficient numbers of interested people a class will be art anted. Call the Recreation office at 5-5603 to get your name on the list. Bingo Times Hoke County Parks and ReSfeation Commission will sponsor a Senior Citizen bingo party on Wednesday. June 23, at 2 p.m. at the Recreation office. Prizes and refreshments will be available. Come, enjoy your friends and try your luck at Bingo! 'Strike At The Wind' Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission will sponsor a trip to see the Outdoor Drama, "Strike At The Wind," on Thursday, July 15. The first 35 senior citizens (60 and over) will be penmted to attend free. The Parks and Recreation office has obtained 35 complimentary tickets. Departure time and location will be announced in the future. If you are interested in this trip, please register at the Parks and Recreation office. All reservations will be on a first come, first serve basis. Karate Classes > ' - V The Parks and Recreation office is offering a Tae Kwan Do j^arate <&M for ages 7-up cm Tuesday and Thursday nights 74:30. The class meets at the UpdMvc* Jwator High Gym. There is a $20 per month fee plus a $5 insurance fee for ages .. 7-18, and a $10 insurance fee for ages 19 and up. *o?ert Hotroy is the Instructor. Contact Hoke County Parks ? and Recreation for more information. Please note the time duutgKduriag the weeks of June 21 and 28 the class will meet CSrl* p'm" Horsley Wins 2 Medals Icesonnia Horsley won two medals in the TAC/USA Junior Olympic North Carolina State Championships Meet. The meet was coordinated bv the Raleigh. Cary. and Wake County Recreation Departments and hosted by the Raleigh Striders Track Club. It was held at the NCSU stadium on June 18-19. Miss Horsley won a gold medal in the 100-meter run with a time ot 12.4 seconds and a silver medal in the long-jump with a jump ot 4.88 meters. On Julv 9-10 Miss Horslev will compete in the TAC/USA Junior Olympic Southeastern States Region III Championships Meet to be held in Columbia. S.C. Last week it was stated that Icesonnia tied the 1982 record set by Carla McLaughlin in the 100 meter dash. It should have stated that she tied the 1981 record set by Miss McLaughlin in the AAU/ USA Junior Olympics. Little League Baseball June 14: United Carolina Bank 17, Kiwanis 16 Tyler's Price Rite 21, Tex Elastic 12 June 15: Howell Drug 9, Medicine Shoppe 4 Burlington Ind. 10, haberge 2 June 16: Kiwanis 12. Tex Elastic 3 June 17: Howell Drug 9, Burl ington Ind. 6 Medicine Shoppe 14. Fabcrge 5 Team Standings W I 1 . Howell Drug 2 0 2. Kiwanis ' , I I 3. United Carolina Bank I I 4. Burlington Ind. 1 1 ft 3. Medicine Shoppe I I 6. Tyler's Price Rite I 0 7. Faberge 0 2 8. Tex Elastic 0 2 Liniment League June 14: A.M.E. Zion 22, Presbyterian 7 First Baptist 11, Raetord United Methodist 4 Team standings 1 . A.M.E. Zion I 0 2. First Baptist I 0 3. Presbyterian 0 I 4. Raetord United 0 1 Methodist
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