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Deer Track championship players
Hoke County's tennis club. Deer Track, sponsored its first annual club
championship tourney Saturday October 29. Winners and awards Here
presented during a family day covered dish supper Oct. 30. Pictured here
are some of Saturday's winners. (Bottom left to right ) Wendy Simpson,
Jeff Semones, Bill Upchurch, and Scott Houston. (Top) - Marilyn
Semones, Kim McNeill, William Carter, Sue Davis, Mary James, Susan
Phillips, and Joann Simpson. William Carter won the junior singles
tourney with Bill Upchurch and Scott Houston placing behind Carter.
Kim McNeill took the Junior B singles match followed by finalist Dana
English. Ches Hayes and Steve Graham won the men 's doubles play while
Jo Ann Simpson and Susan Phillips won the women's doubles title. W.K.
Morgan and Jo Ann Simpson took the Mixed doubles title.
Tourney contestants
Players and winners in Deer Track 's first club championship were (bottom
left to right) Jimmy Kennedy, Gayle English, Dana English, Donna Ken
nedy, and (top) Allen Edwards, Steve Graham, U.K. Morgan, Terry
Houston, Chess Hayes, Steve Phillips and Gary Brookshire. Winners in
I the Deer Track tourney were Men 's singles - Steve Graham, finalist Steve
Phillips and consolation U.K. Morgan. Men's B Singles winner Jimmy
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Sports
Blue , JV's Honored
Elgin Blue and the J.V. football
team have been named Athletes of
the Week for the week of October
31-November 4 by the Hoke High
coaching staff.
Elgin Blue, a 16-year-old junior
was named as Varsity Male Athlete
of the Week for his performance in
the Lumberton game on Friday
night.
Elgin ran for two touchdowns
from his position as fullback in the
losing 31-30 effort.
Blue also played the entire game
on the defense as strong side
linebacker.
Blue has been involved in sports
ever since beginning in junior high
at Upchurch in the 7th grade.
Blue played football, basketball,
and baseball in junior high. He
was awarded the MVP Award in
basketball in the 8th grade.
Since coming to the high school,
Elgin has concentrated his athletic
efforts on football and baseball.
At school, Elgin is a member of
the Spanish Club. Outside school
and athletics, Elgin's main interest
is music.
Blue, upon graduation, plans to
attend college and major in
Sociology. He plans to use his
degree to lead to a career in the
area of Social Work.
Elgin attends Miracle Temple
Church in Raeford and resides
with his mother, Ms. Lillie R.
Blue, at 904 Johnson St.
As Non-Varsity Male Athletes
of the Week, the entire J.V. foot
ball team was honored. The team
received the honor for capturing
the Southeastern 4A Conference
J.V. Championship.
In doing this, the team posted a
"perfect 10." They were
undefeated in 10 games this
season.
Recreation Bits
Parks and Recreation Basketball
Hoke County Parks and Recreation Commission will be spon
soring four different adult basketball leagues this fall and winter
for all interested participants. Details for the various leagues are
as follows:
Men's Liniment: Ages 30-Up as of January 1 , 1984. Place and
time for games will be arranged at a later date. Organizational
meeting will be January 3, 7:00 p.m., Parks and Recreation of
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Women's League: Ages 18-Up, or no longer in High School.
Games to be played in Upchurch Gym on Thursday nights star
ting December 3rd, 1983. Organizational meeting will be Tues
day November 8, 7:00 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation office.
Men's League: Ages 18-up, or no longer in High School.
Games to be played on Mondays and Wednesdays in Upchurch
Gym starting December 5. Organizational meeting will be held
on Tuesday, November 15, 7:00 p.m. in the Parks and Recrea
tion office.
Men's Open League; Current 9th graders and up. Games to be
played in Upchurch Gym on Tuesday nights starting November
29. Organizational meeting will be held on Tuesday, November
15, 8:00 p.m. in the Parks and Recreation office.
All interested participants and/or teams should make plans to
attend the organizational meeting for the league of your choice.
For more information contact Hoke County Parks and Recrea
tion Office at 875-5603.
The Recreation Commission is considering offering a Baton
Twirling Class. The class would be available to youths ages 6-15.
If you would be interested in participating in this class, please
contact the Recreation Office at 875-5603.
fice.
Baton Lessons
October 29 - Falcons 21
Rams 7
October 31 - Rams 21
Falcons 14
Midget Football
Steelers 7
Redskins 0
Redskins 14
Redskins 7
November 2 - Cowboys 3 1
November 3 - Eagles 26
Youth Flag Football
Dolphins 20
Colts 26
Waccamaw Pottery Trip
Come on out senior citizens! The Parks and Recreation Com
mission is sponsoring a trip to the Waccamaw Pottery Complex
in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Do your holiday shopping ear
ly! Not only can you purchase dinnerware, crystal and
glassware, you can also choose from pewter, brass, toys and
wickerware. Also, some of the local craftsmen will be present to
demonstrate their techniques and skills. Interested? The cost will
be $5.00 per person, and is limited to the first 45 paid registered
individuals.
The date is Tuesday, November 29. Plans are currently being
made to stop in Calabash, North Carolina on the return trip
home for an evening meal. Departure time is set for 7:30 a.m. in
the parking lot across from The News-Journal.
Approximate return time to Raeford will be 9:00 p.m. So,
come on out for a day of fun. Call the Recreation Office at
875-5603 for additional information.
Men's Volleyball Continues
The Parks and Recreation Commission's Men's Volleyball
League continued action November 3. The first match involved
the Spikers and the Observers, with the Spikers forfeiting the
match due to a lack of players. The second match of the night
featured the Meanies versus the Blanks. Led by the playing of
Jimmy Teal and Bob Ih de, the Meanies took a clean sweep of
the match in just two games, 15-5 and 15-13. The Blanks were
sparked by the playing of Wayne Mills and Smokey McMillan.
The last match of the night featured a close contest between
the No Hits and Bad Company. Powered by the serving of Mit
chell Cox and George Drawhom, Bad Company managed to
edge out the No Hits 15-7, 8-15 and 16-14. The No Hits were led
by the serves of Vance McGougan and Tony Austin.
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RESULTS
Auto Parts 4 Foursome 0
Hollingsworth Bus Co. 0 Towne
Barber Shop 4
Seventy Five 2 Strikers 2
NOV. 10 SCHEDULE
Foursome vs. Seventy Five
Towne Barber Shop vs. Auto
Parts
Hollingsworth Bus Co. vs.
Strikers
STANDINGS W L
Towne Barber Shop 27 9
Auto Parts 26 10
Hollingsworth Bus Co. 21 15
Strikers 19 17
Foursome 1 1 25
Seventy-Five 4 32