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East Central Baseball Season Ends
With Wallace-RH Champs
Coach Richard Kaleel's Nor
th Duplin Rebels finally won
their first East Central base
ball game this week defeating
East Duplin 3-2, behind the
five-hit pitching of ace Gerald
King. King, the all round star
at the Rebel school has an un
usual won and lost record. His
first win was North Duplin's
only win of the season. The
only loss Gerald has suffered
was a no-hitter.
In the eight years at North
Duplin never has a baseball
team lost over two games in
any one season. But the fine
pitching at the ND school has
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been a little short to not say
anything about the regulars
such as Tommy Taylor, Joe
Dixon. Bobby Holland, and
Tinker Tilton being out for the
season with injuries. Of course
Coach Kaleel stated, "we will
have everybody back next sea
son except two men." So look
out for the Rebels to bounce
back next season.
In the East Duplin game
Gerald aided his own cause
with a two-run double in the
fourth to tie the score. Another
King that will posslQly get in
the East Central record books
before graduation, Charles Lee
followed Geral with a single.
John Charles Rouse moved
Charles Lee into scoring posi
tion. King scored on a fly ball
bv Jimmy Pate which turned
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out to be the winning run.
The Panthers took an early
lead in the first on a double
by Harry Miller and a aiagle
by Earl Sholar. Billy Hall walk
ed. Joe Byrd got on by an er
ror, and Dempsey Alphin wal
ked with the bases loaded to
give East Duplin a 2-0 lead in
the first.
The Rebels will end the sea
son Wednesday night at Mid
way.
Coach Pat Draughan's James
Kenan Tigers lost a 1-0, East
Central game to Mt. Olive on
an error. That was the last
game of the season for the
Tigers. Draughan's Tigers end
ed the season with a 5-5 confer
ence mark and an overall 7-10
Senior Dan McNeil, rightfiel
der for the Tigers and top hit
ter lately got the only two hits
off Bruce Herring of Mt. OUve.
Dan hit a double in the fifth
and a single in the seventh.
Ace righthander Scotty Lock
amy hurled six-hit ball for
James Kenan but the weak hit
ting was once again the big
gest factor. Lockamy (3-7) for
the season has struckout 85
batters and allowed only 21
bases on balls this season.
Third baseman-pitcher Larry
Cooke had (14-37) or .378 to
lead James Kenan hitters. Ca
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char Billy Byrd ended the sec
ond with a .31* average.
Junior Paul Britt (3-3) for
the MAtoo struckout 55 ^
walked 1* in six games. Cooke
was (0-1) for the season. Other
top hitters were Lynn Hilton
.331 and Lockamy .Ml.
Coach Draughan pointed out
that several of the new boys
such as Mickey Davis, Lin
wood Taylor. M. H. Barr, Har
ry Lee Thigpen, should be
outstanding next season. Oth
ers Draughan mentioned were
Jimmy Medlin, Bill Taylor. L.
E. Stroud. William Outlaw as
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Hie tennis court is in the
process of being lighted so
that it can be used at night.
Picnic area with playground
equipment is in the process of
being opened.
It was announced by the
Tournament committee that a
spring golf tournament will
possibly be held in early June.
James Kenan's 1964 Baseball Team
Free X-Rays Dean James Kenan
Commencement Speaker
Mrs. Marie Btachelor and
Miss Annie Mae Kenion, chair
man of the 1963-Christmas Seal
Campaign express their deep
appreciation to all the citizens
of Duplin County who helped
make this the most successful
campaign of the associations
history, contributions amount
ing to $4800.00 79 Vi of receipts
contributed remains here in
Duplin County for local work.
One of the services provided
is free chest x-ray given at the
Health Department each Wed
nesday afternoon.
Other ways the money is
spent in on helping indigent
patients, healtheducatlon via
mass media, schools and civic
clubs, tuberculin testing of
first grade students, research,
and patient services which in
cluded a chest clinic each mon
th held by a doctor from Mc
Cain Sanatorium.
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their names will be announced
later.
Mr. Perkins of Faison and
Mr. Jones of Warsaw are in
the process of selecting team
captains and will make annou
ncements regarding their plans
for circulating the petitions
within the next few days.
The Industrial Development
of Duplin County is coordinat
ing the effort to merge the
telephone services of these
communities. The Board of
Directors has gone on record
supporting this effort and urge
all telephone patrons to join in
this progressive move which
will be one more step in pro
viding better services for the
people of the area and will en
courage the industrial, busi
ness and agricultural develop
ment of Dtjplin County.
Citizens wishing to support
this undertaking should go by
> their town hall and sign the
petition available there and not
wait for someone to have to
J look them up.
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Dr. Robert E. Bennett, 'Dean
of Students at Atlantic Chris
tian College, Wilson, Is the
commencement speaker for
James Kenan jUjfli School. The
graduation eMtclMs will be
held in Kenan Memorial Aud
itorium on iWadhladay, May M
at 8:10 p. m.
Dr. Bfcnnett Mli been dean
of stuAmts at MJC since Sep
tember of 1963. Prior to that
time, lie was a teaching fellow
in education at Ohio Univer
sity, an instructor at Monmou
th College and director of ad
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