Bucks win first
After capturing the first win of
the season last week., the Hoke
High Bucks football team will be
playing the role of giant killers
against Richmond County in Fri
day night action.
"In our frame of mind, we
might do it. Nobody thinks we can
do it, but we're going to try,"
Coach Tom Jones said Monday.
When all looked bleak for the
Bucks, the team turned things
around on an 0-6 season and
shutout West Robeson 18-0 last
Friday.
The Bucks face a sterner task
this week when they go up against
6-1 Richmond Senior in Rock
ingham.
The Raiders have not lost a
game since the opening contest of
the season, and the team is tied
with Scotland for the conference
lead with a 4-0 record.
Last Friday, Dwayne Stubbs
rushed for 94 yards in 15 carries
for the Bucks to help fill the void
created by injured Terrell
Carpenter.
Quaterback Ricky Chavis com
pleted five of 11 passes for 65
yards during the West Robeson
victory.
Steve Lovette and Charles
Douglas were on the receiving end
to lead the Bucks to the 18-0 win.
"I'm proud of our kids. They
have found to win, you can never
give up," Jones said.
"The way the kids continue to
work has been a great tribute to
this team," he added.
"We're facing an extremely
good football team in Richmond
County.
"To look at a bumblebee, you'd
think it couldn't fly. To look at us,
you might think we can't win, but
we're going to try," the coach add
ed.
"We might surprise some peo
ple," he said.
Recreation Bits
Tae Kwon Do karate
Tae Kwon Do Karate classes are being taught on Tuesdays and Fridays from 6-7:30 p.m.
on Main Street above Howell's Drug Store. Cost for the lessons are $20 per month. Instruc
tors are Macky McDonald and Anthony Freeman. For more information, please call the
Recreation Office at 875-4035.
Bingo
Come on out Senior Citizens! There will be an afternoon of fun and refreshments on
Wednesday, October 30 at 2 p.m. in the T.B. Lester (Agriculture Extension) Building. Bring
a friend.
Horseshoe tournament
The Recreation Department is sponsoring a Horseshoe Tournament on Tuesday, October
22. Competition will begin at 5:30 p.m. on the big field adjacent to the old National Guard
Armory. The top four contestants (those who've accumulated the' most wins by 6:30) will be
paired for a championship match. Winners will continue to play at a stake until they are
beaten. A game consists of 1 1 points. Scoring is as follows:
1 point - closest shoe to stake
1 point - if each player has a ringer, then the next closest shoe, if within 6 inches of stake
2 points - two shoes closer than opponent's shoes
3 points - two ringers against opponent's one
4 points - one ringer & closest shoe of same player
A leaning shoe has no value over one touching the stake. All equals count as ties,
therefore, no points are scored. Only one player scores in any inning. A shoe must be within 6
inches of stake to score.
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Having good season
Members of the Hoke High Cross Country take a
break for photographs during a 18-0 season. The
boys team has one meet to go. The team members
shown here are: Row /: Sandy Hunt, Missy Jones,
Stacey Foster, Sue Sharrai, Robyn Hardin, Sherry
Lock tear, Cwen Elierbe. Row 2: Jerry Jacobs,
Robert l.ambert. Ivory Henderson, Ronnie
Locklear, Steve George, Rodney McNeill, Vincent
Henderson. Standing: Sherlina Cooper, Richard
Leak, Richard Jones, Pat McDuffle, Michael
Hamlin, Coach Draw home, Don Woods, Scott
Houston, Marty Locklear, Robert Gibson, Henry
McMillan, Reglna Oxendlne.
Harriers remain undefeated
The Hoke High Boys* Cross
Country Team kept its unblemish
ed record alive last Thursday by
capturing another four-team con
ference meet at Lee County.
Hoke had all of its team
members finish in the top 15 run
ners put of a field of 40 to take the
win over West Robeson, Lee
Senior and Anson County.
The Bucks now have an 18-0
record for the season.
Hoke scored 24 points, while
Lee finished with 66, Anson 75 and
West Robeson with 90. The lowest
score wins.
Don Woods lead the pack,
finishing first.
Robert Lambert finished se
cond, Rodney McNeill, sixth,
Mike Hamlin, seventh, Ronnie
Locklear, eighth and Marty
Locklear, ninth.
Girls finish 2nd
Drawhorn's girls' cross country
team finished second at the Lee
Senior meet Thursday, bringing
their season record to 2-2.
Hoke scored 35 points and was
second to Lee Senior with 20
points.
Anson finished third with SO and
West Robeson with 58.
"We still have some girls hurt,
but overall we did extremely well,"
Drawhorn said.
Sherrie Locklear finished second
in the meet and Robyn Hardin was
sixth. Missy Jones was eighth,
Adrienne Kemp, ninth and Sue
Sharrai was tenth.
Simpson undefeated
Wendy Simpson completed the
regular tennis season with an
unblemished 13-0 record.
Simpson's final season victory
came Thursday against Jennifer
Morris of Lee Senior, who she
took in two sets, 6-1, 6-2.
Stephanie Holland also won her
match with Elizabeth Palmer, 6-1,
6-2. Holland finished 8-6 for the
year.
Simpson and Kim Payne teamed
up to win a doubles match against
Morris and Paige Burwell, 8-6.
Amy Booker and Holland were
defeated in the other doubles
match.
The Hoke team lost the match to
Lee Senior 3-6 and ended up with a
4-10 record for the year.
Earlier in the week, the tennis
team also dropped a match to
Lumberton Senior, 4-5.
Simpson and Holland were win
ners in the singles matches.
Both doubles teams won their
matches.
Simpson and Payne topped
Amanda Smith and Heather Hen
dren, while Booker and Holland
took Laura Carr and Jennifer Lee.
Volleyball ends
Volleyball season ended last
week for the Hoke High varsity
Merchants
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James Nixon - 183
Marion Hollingsworth ? 167
Zeke Wiggins ? 164
Andrew McLauchlin - 161
Lenon Ransom - 160
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Co.
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4-D's 8 24
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team on an even note.
The Bucks split a match with
Lee Senior on Thursday and ended
the season with a 14-14 record.
In the first match, Hoke girls
dropped to Lee 13-15 and 8-15, but
fought back in the second match to
win 15-9 and 15-10.
The Hoke Junior Varsity
Volleyball team ended the season*
with 5-9 record i?nd a loss to Lee.-*
The J.V. team lost 2-1 to Lee,
dropping the first game 7-15, win
ning the second 15-12 and losing
the third 4-15.
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