JgVuc. ? 7Wr olds, Joel Coleman, 3rd
HMmb 10 year olds, Craig Honeycun. first
HMO, 8 year olds. Jeff Marritt. 3rd place,
?Mean year elds. Charles Jones, 1st place.
MM year^okfa^Darell fty. ^ecood^pUce, 9
lelds Back row. 1-r BofaMe Frederick,^
pjlece. eleven spar olds. Mark Sheffield. 3rd
olds. Dwayne Graham. 1st place. Uy^rolds.
Steve Koraofty, tod place. 10 year olds, Iks
pS^seSJ*^' Vr o1<5l*SLI2??
Price, second place, Q year olds Not pic
tured was Michell Hodges, 3rd place ts
year olds The PPAK was sponsored by
Phelps Ford in Warsaw. Each winner re
ceived a trophy
WMMC COMPeTlTIOW-Thircy boys between
the ages of 8 and 13 competed in the Ford
Pott, Pees * Kick Competition Saturday
? -Wlf'
U JK Field TIk Dm place winners to
each age group will compete la district
competition Saturday In Snow Hill.
mb
mm .m_m The flitthrfiin IISS North
CmoNm to now permanently
berthed at Wttminfton, N. C.
iiaaimmnenaiaiai
Rickfish Pro Gone Briggs Ready For Norjh Carolina Poultry
JtiOH: Above Pro Gene Briggs checks with tournament official
hoy Janes as plans seem to be well underway for die Fifth
Annual North Carolina Poultry JubUee Golf Tournament to be
fcaW at Roddish Country Club, Saturday and Sunday, October
Jt*1. Pro Briggs reports 120 players have signed up as of last
^^Knd to play in this outstanding event. All area golfers
Ipleiested must sipi up before Friday of this week. Contact
^Hwene Briggs at Pro Shop if you would like to play.
< 'A ^
George We 1 loos reports club
?jMBpiaashlp at RamWewood
gMccasful with Joel Harris wtn
Kg SB hole tvmt with a 144.
Il seeood place Marshall MQ
ler with a MB and Butch Rudd
IH third with a 155- Braxton
gjfcfc woo the first flight and
? third J.O. Houston won
[jimmy Smth coming h>
| fem Car !r<fj
Matthews
chan Car ley O
M| to win the dv, iooshi)
to enter should contact Unlaw
'ftu"-k ....
It has been reported that a
invitational has been pla
nned at Rockftsh CC, Tuesday.
October 9th All lady golfers
in the area are invited to play
1 < 1 '? * U . * ' : ' -1 }. J
Rgckfish's Hoot Gibson re
corded an ace on the number
five par 3,900-yard hole last
weekend using a five wood. P
laying with Gibson were Mar
shall Cain, Frances Johnson,
and Dudley Rabbins "
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The annoal Quim-Am has
3y?a^S?1Frtd5!oaC ?
Sr^ ???? .
Fore tgm, ?
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l? uss NortB Carolina is a
,000-toa battMiip
Ik ? it- v -
hill Pi th
rtt
? - - - ?'? ^ ?11
- ? gair tt1t? t a i<
!? "fa?ECC
Mine l-l-l.
East Duplin* costly error
MM In the first quarter on *
F^'rkl'VTcfce^ "
oponod the scoring on the so
cond series in die early part
m d* game Halfbecl Paul
a hand off from qe
arterhack Denny Pate and re*
cod ?1 yards fa a i*
fare He rne's try for the ex
tie point hit the upridbts and
IP beck on the field.
The Bulldogs gained a 12-6
haKUme score an anothsr Pan
therU mistake Urn snap froc
center wee a littk high sad
Horne turned and fell on a fo
urth and kicking situation Tin
Bulldogs recovered on the Pan
thers )0 and In fire plays Stem
Mpreoo raced 12 yards for tie
go ahead touchdown
W t
?t C oral n
MM * T.
jfickev live sui utter* ?
ck flmcoy two
icMowru and passed for a
third to le*d R-S. The Blue
Oovils if iMnoU shut'
4M th of (??
? 80-0 in ? ECC game,
the Red I> ad
i_ -t<l m|nj, ?i,. 1.1,.... OA lift
g iKHKXwi ?r?.
Pi pUo
d* st to Class A. blasted
Princeton. r*nkod number two,
52-6, in an important Carolina
Conference dash The game
was hilled as real dose but
Coach Richard Ktled's Rebels
showed they were the class in
1-A.
The unbeaten Rebels ere now ,
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pi ?pd 3- own
art
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WoHnia
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wha literK ?
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E.E. Smith 6
[Tie EJ Smith
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and tot ?m pa u oi an
?1 94 i Ini I
M'- a* -.Urn ?11 Jiu it-w-.-i#? ~fl
? orow! lacKies *u (wy ????
on tear Or;:
aes are rs U i
- leaded
score and Stanley flak*? sco
red die last touchdown on an 1
off tadde play.
In a tie for first place with
BeulavUle on a 6-6 win own
Warsaw last This - <
3Mt* tQ fight It
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siv
mu? In
a ( ?. 5 all that
watt to oar. a good |um pom*
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? East Central Standing*^
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FF ;
GO ON A FALL CAMERA HUNT
^ Omjf
for a variety if ecological
S&sSEte.
ing the hunting urge and
offering a trophy or akUl
arithout harming the quarry.
tttawf ok ni *? ' ? ? aflMBL
of atalking. teeing without
being seen, doee approach.
obeervalion and deduction,
peraeverance, and loea or
victory. 'V^J&sK'
The thrill of capturing
doMuDi intimate scenes finDm.
bird life halnngi to the cam
era hunter who* 'trophiSg*
grace his wail with a arose *">
Pout forget pieoty of
ing through field and forest U
make you hungry. ??
The pictorial appeal #i
j J.? jL ? f afaiLin? ?V_ a ?
graph enhances the cemeti&p
hunter's reputation aa S naMfe, ,
of taste, skill and wita.
WWS
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at Page Home Appliance In Warsaw. Shown
are ieft-rlglit. Joan Jones, Robert
? torheJettes'- ?'
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