Sports
All Stars Take Men's Crown
SIDELINE CONFERENCE
Coach Ron Parsons gives Freddy
McLean some last minute instruc
tions before sending him back into
the game against Laney.
Merchants
Bowling
League
TOP BOWLERS
James Nixon 176
Alexander Kelly 173
Sylvester McAllister 173
Luther Taylor 171
Larry Black 168
Mike Nieves 166
James Singletary 163
Lee Dixon 162
Marion Hollingsworth 162
George McKoy 161
200 + and High Series
Andrew McLauchlin 222
587 series
Charles Crowder 224
Tony Graham 201
Results
Strikers 1 Towne Barber Shop 3
Auto Parts 2 Shoe Chest 2
Hollingsworth Florist 1
Foursome 3
Michael's 1 Hollingsworth Bus Co.
3
This Week's Schedule
Auto Parts vs. Michael's
Foursome vs. Towne Barber
Shop
Hollingsworth Bus Co. vs.
Strikers
Shoe Chest vs. Hollingsworth
Florist
Standings W L
Hollingsworth Florist 74 38
Hollingsworth Bus Co. 73 39
Michael's 60 Vi 5l'/i
Strikers 55 57
Foursome 52 60
Towne Barber Shop 51 61
Shoe Chest 45 67
Auto Parts 38'/: 74 Vi
The Men's Basketball League
sponsored by the Hoke County
Parks and Recreation Commission
continued its double elimination
tournament Monday, March 7.
The first game paired the
Scurlock Tigeis against the Wreck
ing Crew. The Scurlock Tigers
defeated the Wrecking Crew 69-68.
With the loss the Wrecking Crew
was eliminated from tournament
play. K. Jones with 23 points, W.
Leggett 18 and D. Leggett with 14
points were high scorers for
Scurlock Tigers. L. Ellerbee with
24 points and N. McNeill with 17
points led the scoring for the
Wrecking Crew.
In the second game, the Suns
defeated the 76ers 101-90. J. Car
thens with 23 points and W. Love
with 22 were the leading scorers for
the Suns while D. Huff pumped in
25 points and K. McDonald sank
20 for the 76ers.
As the action continued Tuesday
night, March 8, the first game
matched the Silver Hill Gang
against the All Stars. The All Stars
captured the win 103-93. R. May
nor 34 points and G. Maynor with
27 points were high for the All
Stars. V. McDougald directed the
Silver Hill Gang with 29 points
along with C. Chandler who
gathered 17.
In the second game, the Suns
downed Scurlock Tigers 92-70. W.
Love pumped in 21 points for the
Suns while K. Jones led the
Scurlock Tigers with 30 points.
As the action continued
Wednesday night, March 9, in the
first game the Silver Hill Gang
defeated the Suns 100-92. V.
McDougald with 22 points and G.
Drawhorne with 18 points led the
scoring attack for the Silver Hill
Gang. W. Love 31 points and J.
Gilmore with 20 points were the
leading scorers for the Suns.
As the action continued
Wednesday night, the concluding
game paired the All Stars against
the Silver Hill Gang. The All Stars
captured the championship 96-89.
The leading scorers for the All
Stars were G. Maynor with 40
points and R. Maynor with 28
points. G. Drawhorne directed the
Silver Hill Gang scoring attack
with 28 points and C. Chandler
pumped in 19 points.
Congratulations to all, and
thanks to the 76ers, All Stars,
Silver Hill Gang, Suns, Wrecking
Crews, and the Scurlock Tigers for
participating in the 1982-83 Men's
Basketball League.
Trophies were awarded to the
following teams: Regular Season
Champs - Silver Hill Gang;
Regular Season Runner-Up - All
Stars; Tournament Champ: All
Stars; and Tournament Runner
Up - Silver Hill Gang.
Pointsetters Win Tourney
The Women's Volleyball Tour
nament, sponsored by the Hoke
County Parks and Recreation
Commission, got underway on
Monday, March 7.
The first game of the night
featured Jerry's Auto Repair and
the Diamond Powder Puffs.
Sparked by the serves of Vicky
McMillan and Glenny Stewart,
Jerry's Auto Repair won the match
15-6, 15-4. The Diamond Powder
Puffs were guided by Dianne Stec
and Becky Baker.
In other action the Debatables
went up against the Sneakers. The
Debatables led by Linda Hodgin
and Dodi Williams, won the match
16-14, 15-13. Kim Holland and
Sheila Black led the Sneakers.
It was D&T Construction going
up against the Headliners in
another match. Delia Maynor and
Myrdith Brooks sparked D&T
Construction to a 15-0, 16-14 win.
The Headliners were guided by
Diane Scarborough and Nina Leg
get.
Another match featured the
Spikes and the Wild Cats. Peggy
Walters and Carolyn Headen led
the Wild Cats but it was not
enough, as the Spikes won 15-10,
11-15, 15-9. The Spikes were guid
ed by Darlene Ellerbee and Shirley
Perry.
In other action it was the Point
setters versus Jerry's Auto Repair.
The Pointsetters, guided by
Delores Blue and Brenda McPhat
ter, won the match 15-9, 15-0.
Jerry's Auto Repair was led by
Janelle Thompkins and Rose San
dy.
In other matches it was the
Sneakers and the Diamond
Powder Puffs. The Sneakers won
the match 15-11, 15-6 and were led
by DeLissa Lunsford and Sheila
Black. The Diamond Powder
Puffs were guided by Linda
Zalekas and Becky Baker.
One of the close matches of the
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night was between D&T Construc
tion and the Debatables. After los
ing their first game, the Debatables
came back to win, 14-16, 15-6,
15-5. Mary James and Sue Davis
guided the Debatables, while Deb
bie Thompson and Annette
Locklear. guided D&T Construc
tion.
In other action it was the Point
setters going up against the Spikes.
The Pointsetters led by the playing
of Glenda Blue and Brenda
McPhatter won the match 15-12,
15-10. The Spikes were led by
Hazel McLaughlin and Geraldine
Ellerbee.
The final match of the night was
between the Sneakers and the
Headliners. The Sneakers won the
match 15-12, 17- 15 and were led by
Khrystal Lunsford and Joy War
ren. The Headliners were led by
playing of Robin Thompkins and
Pam Frederick.
The volleyball tournament con
tinued action on March 8 with the
Wild Cats going up against Jerry's
Auto Repair. The Wild Cats, led
by Peggy Walters and Ralene Mc
Call, won the match 15-8, 16-14.
Jerry's Auto Repair was guided by
Vicki McMillan and Rose Sandy.
In another match it was the
Pointsetters versus the Debatables.
The Pointsetters won the match
15-7, 15-5 and were sparked by the
plays of Delores Blue and Brenda
McPhatter. Sue Davis and Dodi
Williams led the Debatables.
In other action D&T Construc
tion went up against the Wild Cats.
Led by the playing of Delia
Maynor and Debbie Thompson,
D&T Construction won the match
15-6, 15-6. The Wild Cats were led
by Shirley Rush and Linda Revels.
The Spikes and the Sneakers
were battling it out in another
match. Dorrisene Roper and
Darlene Ellerbee led the Spikes,
but it was not enough as the
Sneakers won the match, 15-4,
14-16, 15-2. The Sneakers were
sparked by the playing of Sheila
Black and Khrystal Lunsford.
The Sneakers played another
close match against D&T Con
struction. The match went to 3
games before the Sneakers won,
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15-9, 9-15, 15-9. Delissa Lunsford
and Kim Holland led the Sneakers,
while D&T Construction were led
by Debbie Thompson and Myrdith
Brooks.
In the tournament semi-finals it
was the Sneakers versus the
Debatables. Sparked by Sheila
Black and Sue Walters, the
Sneakers won the match 16-14,
15-7. The Debatables were led by
Mary Adams and Dodi Williams.
The finals of the tournament
featured the Pointsetters and the
Sneakers. The Pointsetters, spark
ed by the serves of Brenda
McPhatter and Kathy Little, won
the tournament 15-12, 15-4. The
Sneakers were guided by Delissa
Lunsford and Joy Warren. Con
gratulations to the Pointsetters on
winning the tournament.
The Parks and Recreation
Department would like to thank
the players, officials and fans for
participating in the 1983 league.
Hoke Runners
Take Seconds
The Hoke High School boys
track team opened their season last
week by placing second in two tri
meets.
In the first meet they placed se
cond to Douglas Byrd with 98
points to 63 points.
Lumberton came in third with
1 1 points.
Tarrell Carpenter led the Bucks
attack with 12 V4 points. He placed
first in the high jump and .200
meter dash, while placing 3rd in
the long jump. Willie Bridges and
Ronnie McRae had 9 'A points
apiece.
Willie placed first in the 800
meter run and 2nd in the 100 meter
dash.
Ronnie placed first in the 1600
meter run and second in the 800
meter run.
Both runners also ran on the
winning mile-relay team along with
Mike McPhatter and Marvin
Peguese.
In the second track meet, Thurs
day, the Bucks finished a head
Terry Sanford and behind
Pinecrest.
Scores were Pinecrest 92, Hoke
46, Terry Sanford 37.
Robert Moody led the attack to
day with a first place finish in the
300 mile intermediate hurdle, a
third place in the high hurdle and a
second place in the discus. Tarrell
Carpenter had a first in 200 meter
dash and a third in long jump, a
fourth in the high jump.
Willie Bridges remained
undefeated in the 800 meter run.
Don Woods placed first in the
3200 meter run and third in the
mile run.
Marvin Peguese, Ambrosia
Douglas, Mike McPhatter and
Willie Bridges were the mile relay
team while finished first again with
a time of 3:49.57.
Hokes* next track meet is
scheduled for Thursday at E.E.
Smith.
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Aerobics Class
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The Recreation Department is offcriag an aerobics anrdie
class on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 22-A.pril 28, 1983 (6
weeks) There will be two classes: beginners, from 7:30-8:30 p.m.
'(? aad, intermediate from 8:30-9.30 p.m.
. The classes will be taught by Mrs. Sue Davis Inthe J.W.Tfcri
ington Oym. Cost will be 115.00 per person. For more informa
tion please call the recreation office at 875-S603.
Senior Citizen Bingo
The Parks and Recreation Commission la offering bingo to
' the Senior Citizens on Wednesday, March 23 at 2:00 p,?n.
The game will be hridin the Parks and Recreation Office. It's
free, and prizes and refreshments will be available. For more in
. formation please contact the recreation office at 875-5603.
Easter Egg Hunt
An Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, 2 April at 2:00
p.m. This event, sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Com
jHfctoi^*iiibcbe^ afMcLauchlin Park. The Egg Hunt Is free
^W^BpSS'S^ears <*d oWTPWkt Or guardian re
auested
Kile Contest
The Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission H spon
> seringa Kite Contest Saturday. March 19at 2:00p.m. on the big
field beside Burlington Industries. The contest is free and will in
clude the following age divisions: 7-9, 10-12, 13-Up. The
categories for kite entries Include: Moat unusual, smallest,
tergest and longest tail. Incase of nun, the contest will be hdd
on Saturday, March 26, 1983.
Men's liniment Basketball
Tournament 1983
The Parks and Recreation Commission Men's Liniment
Basketball Tournament continued Monday night. March 7.
The night's opening game paired Grey Ghost against 1st Bap
tist. Grey Ghost gathered the win 46-40. B. Meadors scored 12
points for the Grey Ghost while W.K. Morgan pumped in 20 for
1st Baptist.
The second game Grey Ghost defeated A.M. B. Zkm 45-43. A.
Chery 21 points led the way for the Grey Ghost while R.
Mclaughlin with 14 points and R. Singletary with 14 were the
leading scorers for A.M.E. Zfcm.
Youth Basketball Tournament
MarS 's? Tiers: 37
Celtics: L. Morrisey 12, R. Sanders 9, D. Ray 8, J. Maynor 7,
and f. Black 3.
Km: B, Fellows 21, C. Johnson 7. R. LocKear 7 and R. Par
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Milwaukee: D. McMiBiaa24, R. Meivin 10, C. McMillian 9,
id L. McNatt 9. ^ 2 - '
Hit*: D. Jones 24. W. odes 10. S. Thompson 7, and A.
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