Raeford Merchants Bowling
Raeford Merchants Bowling
League standings, scores, and top
bowlers for last week follow.
TOP 10
James Nixon
Luther Taylor
Larry McDonald
Mike Rieves
Alex Kelly
Larry Black
George Hendrix
Philip Smith
Howard Hendrix
James Singletary
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174
172
169
168
166
165
163
163
162
200 PLUS AND HIGH SERIES
James Nixon 224-571 (series)
Luther Taylor 201
Marion Hollingsworth 224
Larry Black 209
RESULTS
Strikers 2 Hollingsworth Bus 2
Hollingsworth Florist 4
Shoe Chest 0
Towne Barber Shop 2Vj
The Foursome 1 Vi
Michael's 3 Auto Parts 1
OCT. 21 SCHEDULE
Auto parts vs. The Foursome
Michael's vs. Towne Barber
Shop
Strikers vs. Hollingsworth Florist
Hollingsworth Bus vs. Shoe
Chest
STANDINGS
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Michael's
H. Bus
The Foursome
Strikers
Towne Barber Shop
Shoe Chest
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Frosh Lose
First Game
In a game plagued by mistakes
and penalties, the Bucks freshmen
football team lost its first game of
the season to Anson County on
Thursday by a score of 26-16.
Hoke's problems began on An
son's first possession. The Anson
team drove down the field to score
on a 35 yard pass play.
1 he attempted two point conver
sion run failed and Anson lead 6-0
at the end of the first quarter.
The Bucks took the lead at 6:16
of the second quarter on a 23 yard
pass play from quarterback Ricky
Chavis to running back Marcus
Graham. The two point conversion
succeeded and Hoke took an 8-6
lead.
Hoke's lead would not survive
very long as Anson drove down the
field and scored on a 9 yard run
from their fullback.
A two point conversion pass play
worked and Anson took a 14-8 lead
into the dressing room at half time.
The 3rd quarter was all Anson
County as the Eagles scored twice.
One score came on a 25 yard pass
play and another op a (9 yard pass
play. Bmh conversion attempts
failed and Anson lead at the end of
the 3rd quarter by a score of 26-8.
The Hoke team fought back
valiantly in the fourth quarter
scoring on a 2 yard run by
quarterback Terry Brasier after a
drive which began on the Buck's
own 47 yard line.
A two point conversion run by
Marcus Graham made the score
26-16.
Hoke chances were ended after a
touchdown was called back because
of penalty and another long drive
ground to a halt with an intercep
tion of a Hoke pass by Anson.
The Hoke Bucks' record is now
4-1 with two games left. The next
game will be with West Lee on
Thursday at 4:00 p.m. at Hoke
High Stadium.
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Harriers Win Title
The Hoke County High Cross
country team won the South
eastern 4A Conference Champion
ship last Wednesday in the confer
ence meet held at Scotland County
High school in Laurinburg. ^
In a remarkable performance the
Hoke Harriers far outdistance the
rest of the seven team field to win
the title. Hoke placed first with 45
points, Terry Sanford was second
with 69 points, Pinecrest was third
with 75 points, Lumberton was
fourth, E.E. Smith was fifth, Reid
Ross was sixth, and host Scotland
was seventh.
Hoke was lead by Senior Paul
Hunt who won the individual
conference title in his last regular
season meet for the Bucks. Paul
placed first overall in a time of
16:38 to lead his team to the first
conference title in the history of
cross country at Hoke High.
Other Hoke runners were Ronnie
McRae who placed 3rd overall,
Mike McPhatter who placed 10th
overall, Don Woods,, who placed
12th overall, Leroy McNatt who
placed 19th overall, Everette An:
drews who placed 25th overall, and
Kevin Locklear who placed 32nd
overall.
"The win was a big one for our
team and our school," said Coach
Ron Parsons. "It was a complete
team effort. Our runners knew
what they had to do and they went
out and did it. I am extremely
proud of each member of the team
and I can't say enough about their
efforts, " he added.
The team now moves to the
sectional meet to be held in
Charlotte on October 29th.
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