BASEBALL SCHEDULE
May 1st
Burrfaw at Southern Wayne
South Lenoir at Wall ace-Rose
Rlchlands at' Jooas Central
East Duplin at James Kenan
May 5th
Wallace-Rose Hill at Burgaw
James Kenan at South Lenoir
Jones Central at Southern
Wayne
East Duplin at Rlchlands
EAST CENTRAL GOLF:
Wallace-Rose HiU Htah Sch
ool was host to the conference
Individual golf championship,
Tuesday afternoon April 39th
at Rockflsb Country Qub. Ja
mes Kenan won the team ch
ampionship. The sectional pl
ayoffs will be held at Camp
Lejeune, Monday afternoon.
May 5th.
Tennis Match
Tennis Match Results: James
Kenan vs Wallace-Rose Hill
last week.
Singles: Br In def. Grins be ry
' (6-2)-(8-4) CJ.K.)
Wilson def. Watson (8-4)- (8-0)
CJ.K.)
Bland def. Quinn (8-2) - (8-6)
(W-R.H.)
Wells def. Hasty (B-l) - (8-3)
(W-RJi.)
Rouse def. Kornegay (6-2) -
(6-1) (W-R.H.)
Doubles: Brltt and Wilson def.
Ginsbery and Wells (6-1)- (8-4)
CJ.K.)
Chappell and Rouse def. Hasty
and Kornegay (7-5) - (6-0)
(W-R.H.)
Johnson had just birdied
nine, then Igoe came up with
the eagle. Dandy Dan Fussell
had a, 32-38-70 two-under par
? ??? Wayne Nunn had a one-over
37 for low .Nunn eagled
number five...Johnny Carlton
eagled number three Betty
Potter had two birdies and a
46 ?????? J.P. Smith fashioned a
36-36-72. |
19H? Hole
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I POO I. B. DUFFER
1 Duplin Cwmtiy CM
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oolier at the Week: The lath hole Is happy to announce that
Warsaw's Wayne Nunn has been selected "golfer of the week".
Wayne came to Warsaw from Greensboro by way of Pembroke
College. He is the coach of the James Kenan High School
baseball team. Wayne is married (Bonnie) and has been pegged
as one of the outstanding young golfers at Duplin Country Club..
Congrats....Wayne.
Pro Marvin Watson at Duplin
CC stated the annual spring
golf tournament got underway
with the strongest field in the
clubs history. Some 46 golf
ers tee up the little white ball
underway.......this is the way
things are going in the cham
pionship flight F aison's Kenneth
A vent upset the runner-up a ye
ar ago Dandy Dan Fussell from
Rose Hill Magnolia's C J.
"Bantam" Thomas pecked
another Magnolian Fennell
"Eagle Eye" Smith from the
top flight one up in sudden death
Warsaw's Roy Barwick
slashed Joe Costln to bits....
other matches will be played
this week.
In the second flight at DCC's
spring tourney 16 golfers bat
tled as following.....R.D. John
son upset Faison's Bill Igoe
Wood row Blackburn downed
Charles Sutton ....Gerald Quinn
edged Fisher Carlton ...
Buster Precythe stopped Nathan
Costln ????? Wayne Nunn defeated
Rusty Lanier....Jim Edmund
son beat Alfred Herring...Jim
Turner fell to BUI Potter in a
big surprise....and Charles
H ins on walked off winner over
Dwight Smith.
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In the fourth flight Tommy
Gresham edged Harold Precy
the^ Curtis Cates pickled
Sam Godwin Colon Quinn de
feated Rufus Freeman....John
Bowden beat Dwight Kirby
and Hop Smith di7 cleaned Ike
Riddick.
James Kenan High School golf
team won the East Central 2-A
Conference golf championship
for rhe third time in five years.
Members of die James Kenan
High team are....Doug Smith
of Magnolia, low scorer in con
ference, BUly Potter of Mag
nolia Mitch Reese of War
saw Vic Owenby of Warsaw
Clark Helton of Kenans
ville and Tommy Benton of
Warsaw.
Rockftsh<?C Pro Han* Sau
nders urges all men and women
to qualify for the "spring golf
tournament" before May 1st.
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A Membership Dance will
be held at Duplin Country Club,
Saturday night. May 17th. All
members and guest are invited
to come and enjoy an evening
of fun and dancing. The 100%
Nothings will play.
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It has been reported the next
dance at Rockfish CC will be
held May 15th with the Gold
stones from Clinton playing.
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Word has reached the 19th
hole that Bronco has finally
come in from the big tourney
held at Southern Wayne Count
ry Club last week.
Gerald Quinn enjoyed an af
ternoon of golf at Ramblewood
CC over the weekend. Gerald
was not too pleased with his
score....bent greens were fast
as lighting.
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The attorney's young bride
bought a sewing machine. She
thought she might help her hus
band make loopholes.... .not
Gene.
Pro Marvin Watson announ
ces "ladies golf clinics" at
Duplin CC each Tuesday at 10:00
A.M. and 5:39 P.M. All ladies
are urged to attend clinics.
Ladles golf tourney will follow
clinics.
Bill Igoe eagled number nine
playing with R.D. Johnson, BUI
Potter, and Jim Turner...
Don't forget "membership ,
drives" at Duplin, Rockfish,
and Ramblewood Country Club.
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J.P. Smith will defend his
crown this week in the Santee
Cooper Golf Invitational in South
Carolina. Smith won the 36
hole covet award last year with
rounds of 74 and 76.
mmmt
Tree love for God finds to *
greatest satisfaction in ser
vice.
Fore,
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9 WE SERVE PARTIES ANYWHERE B
MtoSj11 singing tto
national anthem and the mayor
throwing out the first ball. The
program will get underway at
1:30 P.M. with all teams and
their coaches on the field.
At 2 P.M. the first game
will get underway with the Am
erican Legion and the Rotary
teams competing. At approx
lmatley 4 P.M. the second game
will be palyed with the Nati
onal Spinning and the J aye ee te
ams competing. The public is
cordially invited to observe th
ese ceremonies and games at
the Junior High playing field.
For the four Saturdays pre
ceding the closing of school
games will be played Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday,
3:30-5:30 P.M. Coaches and
players are asked to be on
the field well before time for
the game In ontor to he# the
the game. In this way the game
can start promptly.
Prospective players for the:
five teams are reminded that
the draft for these teams will
remain open through May. Any
boy who will attain the age ot
9 years before August land who
will not attain the age of 18 ,
before. Ai^gust 1 is eligible to
play. Any boy of the proper
age who desires to paly should
come to the field any Saturday
in May before two o'clock
to present himself for possible"]
selection as a player on oa*!
of the teams. He must have ;
with him a copy of his birth
certificate as proof of his age.
If selected he will pay a fee
I of $10.00 which will be used 1
I for purchasing his uniform.
I Any player selected for the
I team whose financial situation
rtqgements irjBJ b made for
bis fee.
|iproxlmat<ly fortvfour
ngjjL
^season. The aeason wUi cU*e
Attendant In Queen's Court
Miss Kays Goodman
Miss Kaye Goodman will
serve as a freshman attendant
n the queen's court at the
innual Mount Olive College May
lay program Saturday, May 3. ;;
highlighting the day's events
will be the crowning of the May
lueen at 4:30 p.m. Other ,sl
:vents include a parade at 11
un. and a talent program at 3
1:15 pjn.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
;ddle Goodman of Route 2,
vlount Olive. Miss GoMman j
ViftMnE?
(appa and the Free Will Bap
:1st Student Fellowship. She
ras a member of the Homecom
ng Court in the fall of the year.
A 1968 honor graduate of
James Kenan High School, she
was a member of the Future
Business .Leaders of America,
Future Homemakers of Am- ;
erica, Library Club, Beta Cl
ub, and annual staff.
Escorting Miss Goodman will 1
be Bradford Brock of Route 2,
Mount Olive.
Meaty Roll-Ups
Roll oat one (Mitrr Mick and
eat it into narrow (trip*, living
2 Jar* of Cerber Meat Stick*,
roll one (tick in each pastry
?trip and seal. Bake at 425* for
IS minute* until brown and
serve with' a tangy mustard
?sure or tweet and soar dip.
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The James Kenan High School golf team won the East Central
Conference championship last week at Ramblewood Country
Club for the third time in five years. The fighting Tigers won
in 1965-66-69. Wallace-Rose Hill won in 1967-68 while James
Kenan finished second in 1967-68. The individual championship
will be played at Rockfish Country Club in Wallace, April 29th.
The North Carolina High School sectional playoffs will start
at Camp Lejeune, May 5th. Above left to right: Coach Bill
Helton, Tommy Benton. Clark Helton, Vic Owens by, Billy Potter,
Mitch Reese, and Doug Smith. Winners at Camp Lejeune will
move to the state finals at Chapel Hill. Smith played in the state
finals last year.
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