) First Conference Games j
Hoke Varsity Boys Split, Girls Lose 2 |
Hoke High's Bucks broke even
and the Hoke girls lost both games
last week in the Southeastern Con
ference openers of the basketball
season.
The Bucks knocked off Terry
Sanford 80-68 on January 11 on
the Hoke court, then the following
Friday night lost an overtime con
test, 67-65, to Scotland at
Scotland.
The Hoke girls took a 42-41
overtime loss in the Terry Sanford
game, then dropped a 47-42 deci
sion to Scotland.
The Hoke Junior Varsity boys
turned back Terry Sanford 49-44
with Blue topping the winners with
14 and McLean putting in 19 for
Sanford.
The Hoke varsity squads played
Reid Ross at Reid Ross and the
Hoke JVs played the Ross juniors
at Hoke High Tuesday night and
Tuesday afternoon respectively.
The varsity results last week put
the boys' record at 8-4 over-all and
1-1 in conference play, and the
girls' mark at 7-3 over-all and 0-2
in conference competition.
In the Sanford game, Hoke's
Audrey Long
"Doing Fine'
Audrey Long, Hoke County
High School's girls' head basket
ball coach, was reported Monday
"doing fine" and possibly due to
go home from Moore Memorial
Hospital at Pinehurst Tuesday.
This was reported by a hospital
spokesman.
Miss Long was admitted Thurs
day afternoon for treatment of a
blood clot. She was in the Intensive
Care Unit for a time after that.
Buckettes Take 8th
The Hoke High School ninth
grade girls' basketball team finally
were able to pull out a tough win
against a very stubborn Scotland
- 39-37.
At halftime Hoke was winning
19 to 17. Both teams scored 20
points the second half.
In the third quarter the Bucket
tes stretched their lead to five
points but the Scots fought back to
within two at the end of the game.
Actually the fourth quarter was
nip and tuck all the way to the end.
Hoke's record is now 8-1.
Lady Eagles
Score Wins
^ The Lady Eagles defeated Irwin
in Fayetteville January 11 by a
score of 30-1 1.
The Eagles defense was very suc
cessful but the offense was lagging
in penetration.
The Eagles took a 6-1 lead, a
slow beginning for the first
quarter. The second quarter was
about the same as the Eagles took
fc a 10 point lead by halftime.
The Eagles played their best in
the third quarter outscoring Irwin
13-2. The Eagles were outscored in
the fourth 4-9. T. Kelton led the
Eagles with 10 points followed by
A. Armstrong with 8 points. Jott
nson led with 7 points.
The Lady Eagles were eager to
play before the home crowd taking
a 11-0 lead after the first quarter's
^ action. They continued the attack
? with a 23-1 lead at halftime.
The Lady Eagles continued their
game plan in the second half
defeating West Lee 44-3. T. Kelton
led the Eagles with 14 points
followed by J. Hunt and A. Arm
strong with 8 points each. T.
Watkins scored 6, R. Day 4, M.
Holmes 2 and N. Singletary 2.
The Eagles have a 9-0 record for
t the season.
W UPCHURCH 11 12 0 12 44
WEST LEE 0 10 2 3
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Greg Hollingsworth poured in 28
points, taking individual high scor
ing honors, and teammate Freddie
McLean scored 20.
In the girls' contest, a field goal
fired by Beth McRainey with three
seconds to go in the overtime
period won the battle. Those 2
priceless points constituted
McRainey's total score for the
game.
Hoke's Sabrina Barnes led all in
dividual scoring with 23 points.
In Friday's contest, Holl
ingsworth led all scorers with 21,
followed by Scotland's Lee Robin
son with 20.
Scotland's Shannon Sellers pro
vided the winning point with IS
seconds left making the first of two
free throws good, though missing
the second try, and Ritchie Bostic
clinched the victory by making a
free throw good with two seconds
left in the extra session.
The opponents went into the
overtime after they ended the
regulation time in a 63-63 tie.
The players and scoring in addi
tion to those mentioned in the
Scotland game:
Hoke - McLaurin 6, McRae 16,
Thomas 4, McLean 6, Easterling 6,
McDuffie 4, Pickett 2.
Scotland -- Bostic 12, Sellers 9,
Dillard 8, Livingston 12,
McDonald 2, Harrington 2.
GIRLS: Hoke - McNeill 2.
Barnes 16, Pridgen 10, Johnson S,
Rheames 8, Morrison, Thompson.
Scotland -- McNair 19, Brown 4,
Marvel 3, Bullard 10, McDonald
11, McLeod, Mclnnis.
The Terry Sanford game scorers
and other players besides those
mentioned:
BOYS: T. Sanford -- Boykin 4,
Britt 4, Bennett 2, Draughon IS,
Small 15, Quigg 20, Carroll 2,
Grant 4, Campbell 4, Mask.
Hoke -- McLaurin 7, McRae 6,
Thomas 12, Easterling 3, Peguese
2, Morgan 2, McDuffie, Galberth,
Pickett.
GIRLS: T. Sanford -- Rodriguez
22, Smith 4, Beck 8, Jiamachello 4,
Grady 2, Shackelford, and
Grisson.
Hoke ? McNeill 2, Johnson 1,
Rheames 5, Pridgen 10, and Mor
rison.
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NOTICE
ALL HOKE COUNTY RESIDENTS
PROPERTY TAX LISTING
N.C. STATE LAW REQUIRES THAT YOU
LIST PROPERTY FOR TAX PURPOSES AS SHOWN BELOW:
WHEN TO LIST:
Beginning at 8:00 A.M. January 4, 1983 through 12:00 Noon Jan. 31, 1983
at the locations noted below.
(Extensions of time to list may be granted upon written request and for valid
reason.)
WHO MUST LIST All Residents: Military and Civilian
? All persons owning Real or Personal Property in Hoke County must appear before the
tax listers for their township during the period of Jan. 4. through Jan. 31. 1983 to list
their property for tax purposes.
? FAILURE TO LIST will subject taxpayer to a fine of $500.00 or imprisonment not to
exceed six months.
? All mobile home owners must list and obtain a registration decal.
All mobile home park and aircraft storage facility operators, must furnish to the tax
Supervisor the name of the owner of each aircraft or mobile home and a description of
each by Jan. 17, 1983.
? NOTE: Military personnel may be exempt from personal property tax if they submit
proof that their "Home of Record" is other than North Carolina.
WHAT TO LIST - All Real and Personal Property.
? All property owned as of Jan. 1, 1983 must be listed.
? All real property including buildings and improvements, and machinery permanently
affixed.
? Household furniture, appliances. T V. s, air conditioners, fans, diamonds, and jewelry,
typewriters, boats and motors, trailer, etc.
- Farm equipment, livestock, poultry, supplies and products in storage, etc.
Motor vehicles: all automobiles, trucks, airplanes, motorcycles, campers, etc.
? Business Personal Property: merchandise, finished goods. equipment, furniture and
fixtures, goods in process, raw materials, samples, etc.
? Inventories are reported as of the latest completed fiscal year if the business year ends
on a date other than Dec. 31.
ALL OTHER TANGIBLE PROPERTY NOT SPECIFIED
WHERE TO LIST - By Township
Raeford ? Courthouse Annex ? Monday through Friday. 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and
Saturdays ? 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon, Jan. 31. 1983
Allendale, Antloch, Blue Springs, McLauchlln, Stonewall and Quewhiffle ?
in the Hoke County Library, Main St.. Raeford, N.C. Monday through Friday,
8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and Saturdays 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon, Jan. 31. 1983.
For further Information call: 875-8751
Larry J. Holt
Tax Supervisor