Sports
Yolanda Cook
is promoted
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; Yolanda Cook, daughter of
Mrs. Dorothy Cook of E. Prospect
Avenue in Raeford, has been pro
moted to the grade of Sp4.
?; She is an Adminsitrative
Specialist, stationed at Fort Story,
a sub-installation at Fort Eustis,
Virginia.
She has been in the Army for 21
months.
She is a 1981 graduate of Hoke
County High School.
Slade completes
Marine course
Marine Pfc. Billy Slade Jr., son
of Algie L. Bratcher of Wooley
Street, Raeford, has completed the
Administrative Clerk's Course.
The four-week course was con
ducted at Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton, Calif. The
course was designed to provide
students with the basic skills and
knowledge to perform as ad
ministrative clerks.
Students received instruction on
typing, preparation of naval cor
respondence and were introduced
to the basic office functions, such
as filing, performed by all Marine
Corps administrative sections.
Cook arrives
for Army duty
in W. Germany
? Army Pvt. Joseph G. Cook, son
Of Dorothy W. Cook of E. Pro- .
Spect Avenue, Raeford, has arriv
ed for duty in Giessen, West Ger
many.
; Cook, a cannon crewman with
the 3th Battalion, 3rd Field Ar
tillery, was previously assigned at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
: He is a 1982 graduate of Hoke
County High School.
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Too hot for rabbits
Cooling off under a few grape vines seems more ap
pealing to this beagle than spending the 90? after
noon running rabbits. A cooler fall day, just after
the hunting season opens, might be more attractive
to this bunny hound. (Photo by Rebecca Jones)
Foursome takes heart tourney
The four-man team of Jim
Fisher, David Hendrix, Bill Lentz
and Jim Tatum won the Hoke
County Heart Association Golf
Tournament held last week at
Arabia Golf Course.
The foursome had a score of 121
in the 18-hole best net 2 of 4 balls
format, according to Rebecca
Smith, Fundraising Chairperson of
the Hoke County Heart Associa
tion.
Steve Parker of Southern Na
tional Bank was co-chairperson for
the event.
The second place foursome con
sisted- of Scott Poole, Joey War
ren, Billy Owen and Melvin
Brown.
Finishing in third place were
Lawrence Bullard, Charles
Crowder, Chris McDuffie and Bil
ly Monroe.
In fourth place were Earl
McDuffie, Billy Lester, Clyde
Register and Randall Ashburn.
Following the tournament,
members of the Hoke County
Heart Association thanked Gene
Carter who donated the trophies;
Aberdeen Bottling Company who
donated Cokes; Brandi Gardener
and Johna Nixon for helping serve
refreshments; Brown and Kathy
Hendrix for technical assistance
and Steve Parker and Southern
National Bank for help in organiz
ing the tournament.
The tournament raised $425.00
which goes toward the Hoke
County Heart Association's fund
raising campaign.
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Recreation Bits
Men's softball action continues
The Men's Softball League continued action on Tuesday
night, June 12. In the first game of the week, Boahn Concrete
defeated the All Stars 14-3. Boahn scored eight runs in the
fourth inning to seal the victory. L. Chason hit 3-3 with one
home run, and R. Cook and H. Thompson were also 3-3 each to
lead Boahn Concrete in hitting for the night. The All Stars
leading batters were G. Maynor with 2-2, R. Maynor 1-2, and S.
Wallace was 1-3.
In the second game, Hard and Heavy downed the Jaycees
1 5-3. The leading batters for Hard and Heavy were: S.
McDonald 3-4, G. McCall 2-3 and one home run, M. Brown 2-4
with one home run, and V. Morrison was 2-3. The Jaycees were
led by the hitting of C. McDuffie 1-3, K. Rogers 1-3, and S.
Knox and R. Frahm each 1-2.
In Thursday night's action, 211 Auto Shop went up against
the Raeford Jaycees and came out on top, 10-3. J. Breeden 3-4,
A. Breeden 2-4, and J. Hastings 2-3 were the leading batters for
21 1 Auto. The Jaycees were led by the hitting of A. Posey 2-2,
C. Crowder 1-3, D. Gilison 1-3 and E. Ramsey 1-2.
The final game matched Hard & Heavy against Boahn Con
crete. Hard & Heavy won 13-14. Hard A Heavy was led by M.
Brown 3-4 with one home run, K. McDonald 3-4, C. McCall 2-4
with one home run and R. Hallaway 2-4. Boahn Concrete's
leading batters were M. Lewis 3-4, T. Hawks 2-4, L. Chason 2-4
and G. Mauney 2-4.
Babe Ruth baseball results
June 11 - Cardinals 9
June 12: Astros 12
June 13: Cardinals 14
Dodgers 7
Phillies 4
Astros 13
Phillies 3
Dodgers 6
June 14: Dodgers 4
June 15: Astros 9
June 11 : House of Raeford 10
Western Auto 14
June 13: J.R.A Industries 1 1
Western Auto 12
Bambino baseball results
June 16: J.R.A. Industries 10
House of Raeford 9
June 14: Burlington 22
United Carolina Bank 5
Faberge 8
J.R.A. Industries 5
United Carolina Bank 8
Burlington 1 1
Faberge 14
House of Raeford 3
Burlington 5
Western Auto 6
June 11: Alert Cable T.V. 17
Presbyterian 16
First Baptist 13
Liniment league results
A.M.E. Zion 7
B&W Food Market 2
Raeford Methodist 10
June 13: Ladies All Stars 29
Freedom Chapel 20
Women's softball results
Christy O's 9
Hollingsworth Bus Co. 1
Team standings
1. Freedom Chapel
2. Ladies All Stars
3. Christy's O's
4. Hollingsworth Bus Co.
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