Sports
Free throws
are key to Bucks games
Free throws determined the out
come of Hoke High's two basket
ball games last week, according to
Coach George Drawhorn.
"We missed 14 free throws and
they hit 20 free throws, and that
was the difference in the ball
game," Drawhorn said of the
Buck's game against the Seventy
First Falcons last Tuesday night.
The Falcons beat the Bucks
67-64.
Seventy-First's Daryle McNair
hit two important free throws with
only 12 seconds left in the game
and teammate Marvin Clayton
managed to hit another one with
only three seconds left.
The Bucks missed their chance
of winning the game early by not
converting their free throws when
they were leading 19-8.
"We out shot them from the
field 58-48," Drawhorn said. "But
it was just a matter of who is going
to miss free throws and who is go
ing to make them."
The Bucks held the lead in the
game all the way up to the 3:02
mark of the third quarter.
With 22 points, Hoke's Steve
Hamilton topped the rest of the
scorers in the game.
Teammate Marin Maynor came
in just behind Hamilton with 19
points.
The girls lost their game with
Seventy-First 36-34.
Tuesday night's games left Hoke
High's varsity team with a 2-2
record. The girls team finished the
night 1-3.
Because the Bucks lost
Tuesday's game against Seventy
First on free throws. Coach
Drawhorn concentrated on the
problem during the practices
leading up the team's game with
Cape Fear on Friday night.
The Bucks came out on top with
a 79-77 victory over the Cape Fear
Colts.
"We only missed three free
throws during the night; they
(Cape Fear) missed nine,"
Drawhorn said.
The Bucks hit 15 of 18 free
shots.
The most crutial of those shots
were made by Steve Hamilton with
13 seconds left to play.
Hamilton brought Hoke up to a
79-75 lead, enough to keep his
team ahead despite a field goal
made by Cape F^arfs Mike Dar
dan. v
Hamilton brought in 20 points
for the Bucks Friday night and was
high scorer for the game.
Marvin Manor followed by br
inging in 19 points for the local
team.
Friday's win brought the Buck's
record to 3-2.
"The team was pumped up and
ready to play Friday night," com
mented Coach Drawhorn.
The girls team lost their game
against Cape Fear 44-46 bringing
their record to 1-4.
During the Christmas break,
Drawhorn said the Bucks will be
practicing two hours each morning
with one day off for Christmas.
"We've got a lot to put in,"
Drawhorn said.
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Jump shot
Donald McMillan goes up for a jump shot during Hoke High 's game with
Seventy-First. Seventy-First won the game 6 7-64.
Simpson makes AAAA team
Wendy Simpson of Hoke Coun
ty was selected as a member of the
Southestern AAAA Athletic Con
ference's "All Conference" tennis
team during a coaches' meeting
held on December 2.
Simpson has received a cer
tificate designating her as a
member of the team.
Schools represented at the con
ference were Hoke High School,
Pinecrest, Richmond and Lee
Senior.
Hoke County High girls placed
on the conference's All-Academic
Honor Roll include Amy Booker
all academic-tennis girls; and Beth
Archer, Kimberly Hawkins and
Kim Paye, honorable mention
tennis girls.
Conference Tennis Coach of the
Year is Tureel West of Pinecrest.
Kelly top HS soccer player
Kearns Kelly, grandson of Mrs.
' Bennie M. Kelly of Raeford, has
been chosen high school soccer
player of the year in North
? Carolina.
A Charlotte County Day School
midfielder, Kelly is the son of Mr.
! and Mrs. Pat K. Kelly of
Charlotte.
Kelly joins athletes from 47
S states and the District of Columbia
in winning the Gatorade Circle of
Champions honor.
Kelly's choice as the top high
shool player of the year qualifies
him for selection as regional and
national player of the year. These
awards will be announced next
month.
Outstanding athletes in football,
boys and girls basketball, track
and field, soccer and baseball are
honored by the Circle of Cham
pions.
Merchants Bowling League
TOP BOWLERS
James Nixon - 181
Marion Hollingsworth - 167
Zeke Wiggins - 165
Leroy Hobbs - 163
Andrew McLauchlin - 160
Glenn Thompkins - 160
200+ and HIGH SERIES
Glenn Thompkins - 200
James Singletary - 201
Zeke Wiggins - 21 1
Marion Hollingsworth - 214
568 Series
RESULTS
Towne Barber Shop 2
Medicine Shoppe 2
Raeford No. 1 3 Strikers 1
Hollingsworth Bus Co. 1 4-D's 3
SCHEDULE FOR 12/19/85
Hollingsworth Bus. Co. vs.
Towne Barber Shop
Raeford No. 1 vs. Medicine Shoppe
Strikers vs. 4-D's
FINAL
STANDINGS W L
Towne Barber Shop 37 Zi 22 Vi
Medicine Shoppe 35 25
Hollingsworth Bus 29 31
Co.
Raeford No. 1
Strikers
4-D's
21 Vx 32 Vi
26 34
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Recreation Bits
Tae Kwon Do
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 arc S20 per month. Instruc
tors are Macky McDonald and Anthony Freeman. For more information, please call the
Recreation Office at 875-4035.
Men's volleyball
December II:
7:00 Fast Shop Food Mart B\rd's Alignment 17-15,15-17,
15-8
7:45 Raeford Fire Dept Silver Bullets 15-9, 15-3
8:30 Bad Company Byrd's Alignment 9-15, 15-3, 15-8
9:15 Ernest T. Bass & Assoc. Raeford Fire Dept. 15-13, 15-10
10:00 Boahn & Sons Concrete Constr. Silver Bullets 15-0,15-0
Standings
W I.
1 . Boahn Concrete 10 0
2. Bad Company 9 I
3. Ernest T. Bass 7 4
4. Raeford Fire Dept. . 6 5
5. Fast Shop Food Mart 3
6. Silver Bullets 2 9
7. Byrd's Alignment 0 1 1
Women's volleyball league
An organizational meeting, for those interested in playing volleyball, will be held on Tues
day, January 7 at 7 p.m. in the Recreation Office. Team representatives and individuals
without teams should plan to attend. To participate in the league, you must be at least 18
years old. Call 875-4035 for more information.
Youth basketball leagues
The Recreation Department is offering four basketball leagues for all interested youth.
Games will be played at J.W. Turlington Gvm Registration for each league is as follows:
NOVICE: Boys & girls, ages 7-9. Register in Turlington Gym, Monday, January 6 & 13, 4
p.m.
MIDGET : Boys, ages 10-12. Register in Turlington Gym, Tuesday, January 7 & 14, 4 p.m.
JUNIOR: Boys, ages 13-15, Register in Turlington Gym, Wednesday, January 8 & 15, 4
p.m.
GIRLS: Girls, ages 13-15. Register in Turlington Gym, Thursday, January 9 & 16, 4 p.m.
Men's basketball league
December 9:
All Stars 63 City Hawks 50
Scoring: All Stars -- T. Covington - 25, R. Maynor 13, E. Maynor - 9, B. Cunningham -8,
R. Singletary - 4 and L. Southern - 4.
City FUwks -- T. Morris - 12, W. Love - 8, L. Ross - 7, P. Peterkin - 6, T. Flarper - 5, P.
Love - 5, C. McPhatter - 4, G. Fairley - 2 and D. Fairley - 2.
Raeford Merchants 2 Suns 0
December II:
Ftouse of Raeford 72 Lakers $2
Scoring: House of Raeford -- M. Jones - 26, M Power - 11, D. Revels - 10, D. McRae - 8,
E. Shaw - 8, W. Wilson - 7 and J. Henderson - 2.
Lakers -- P. Floyd - 12, J. Wilson - II, P. Weakon - 9, W. Blue - 4, K. Loyd - 4, R.
Laython - 4, N. McGeachy - 3, E. Shipman - 2, S. Miles - 2 and V. Tyler - I.
T rail blazer s 79 All Start 66
Scoring: Trailblazers - A. McPhaul - 21, K. McDonald - 19, E. Carthens - 13, L.
McDonald - 10, A. Thomas - 8, J. Carthens - 6 and L. Patterson - 2.
All Stars -- R. Maynor ? 29, T. Covington - 17, Rob Maynor ? 7, B. Leslie - 6, B. i
ingham - 4 and B. Hollingsworth ? 3.