Sports
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? PRO. I. B. DUFFER
Lakewood Pro Doug Smith
once again reminds club p
members to get a playing h
partner and sign up for the 1
Member-Guest Golf
Tournament to be staged at
his club Saturday and Sun- n
day. September 13-14. The F
annual Member-Guest is S
about one of the top activities 2
put on by the club during the tl
year. Area golfers who have F
an opportunity to play in the S
tournament will find a few F
new wrinkles and you will u
find the greens very smooth a
and easy to putt on. Smith o
also reports breakfast (ham d
biscuit and donuts) will be r
prepared for golfers to start p
the tourney and a good ole n
fashion cook-out Saturday v
night. Get your partner now.
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Rockfish Pro Jim Finch n
reports 65 players partici- C
pated in the Scramble held p
last Sunday with the team of b
Robert Matthews. Matt S
White. Claude Hepler, Jim a
Smith and Joe Wells winning ii
in a play-off with the group of y
Jim Russ Jr.. Wesley and p
Gail Scronce. Betty Mat
thews. Janie Teachey and
Joe Bryant. Both teams were [
tied with 61s after regular v
tourney play. The team of t
Billy Harrell. Grey Maready, a
Nile Harrell and Jean Bray tl
won third play with a 10- 1
under 62. Finch was pleased r
with the number playing the
monthly scrambles held at
his club. y
***** ?
Pro Richard Weston r
reports the ladies are sche- v
duled to play a Superball d
Golf Tournament at Ramble- '
wood Saturday. September s
13th. All ladies of the club ^
are invited to join others at ?'
the club and play. v
***** V
(Juote of the Week: You
fayed poorly on the first five
oles to set me up. CP. DCC.
980.
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Duplin's Fat Cat Review
tews letter includes a Steak
:ry for members and guests
aturday night, September
0. Bring your own steaks,
lie club will have the rest,
losts are: John Comans.
herman Futchs and Everett
'ages. All members are
rged to come out and enjoy
n afternoon at the club with
ther members.. .maybe you
on't know. The Cat also
eads that the swimming
ool will be open for a few
lore weekends until cool
weather.
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Duplin Pro Bill Howe an
ounces another Superball
lolf Tournament, a very
lopular thing at DCC. has
ieen set for Sunday,
eptember 28. Shotgun start
t 1:15 p.m. All members,
ncluding the ladies and
oung people, are invited to
ilay.
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Pro Bill Howe reports the
>uplin club championship
vill begin sometime during
he month of September with
completely different format
han in the past. Watch the
9th Hole for the arrange
ments.
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Dear Big D: Appreciate
our little note about reading
ay mess. I'm glad you
aentioned the first time you
ron^the club championship
lefe'ating the Eagle with a fat
8. 1 asked Finnie and he
aid, "Never in this world."
Veil, he's been a little out of
t as of late with the big
redding down Rose Hill
ray. Lakewood's Member
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*****
The Duplin Country Club
tournament committee
announces that the club
championship will kick off
Wednesday night, Septem
ber 24th with a social hour
and pig picking beginning at
7:30. Pairings and format
will be announced at that
time. All interested members
are urged to sign up in the
Pro Shop prior to that date.
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The Teen Dance at Duplin
last Saturday night - full
house - good da-.ics - enjoyed
by all. Tremendous success.
*****
Fore.
ECC GAME RESULTS
September S
Richlands 26 E.Duplin 12
North Lenoir 40 S.Lenoir 12
Ginton 41 Farmville 7
E. Bladen 8 Lakewood 0
N. Duplin 13 James Kenan 0
SW Onslow 24 E. Carteret 6
W.Carteret 21 Jones Sr. 12
EAST CENTRAL 3-A
FOOTBALL GAMES
September 12
Clinton at West Carteret
E. Carteret at James Kenan
E. Duplin at SW Onslow
Hobbton at North Duplin
Lakewood at Red Springs
Pender at Wallace-RH
Richlands at South Lenoir
Enfield at Han-ells
(Saturday)
James Kenan JV
Defeats Clinton
The James Kenan junior
varsity football squad
scrambled for a 14-8 victory
over the Clinton Darkhorses
last week at James Kenan.
JK Coach Micky Benton
commended the junior
PINK HILL
FALL SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Men's Standings
Up to Sept. 1,1980
R-Mart 4 0
Potter's Hill 4 1
Pink Hill 3 1
Carter's Construction 3 1
Strouds Auto Works 3 1
Yellow Jackets 2 3
Assassins 2 3
Anderson's 1 3
Westbrook X-Roads 1 3
Pink Hill FuneralHome 1 4
Central Warehouse 0 4
Ladies Standings
up to Sept. 1, 1980
Won Lost
W.H.Jones Co. 5 1
CocaCola 6 1
CircleJ Farm 5 2
Ace Hardware 3 3
SuperSturdy Roofing 3 4
Rex Blizzard 2 6
H.H. Warehouse 0 7
varsity Tigers for their team
effort in the game with
Clinton. Scoring touchdowns
for the Tigers were Tim
Moore and Audie Branson.
Moore scored on a pass, and
Branson, a defensive back,
intercepted a pass and ran 40
yards to score.
Cliqton's only touchdown
of the night came after the
Darkhorses steadily moved
down.field to the two-yard
line where the ball was run in
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IS GOING TO BE A
WHOPPER THIS MONTH.
Granny's electric bill almost doubled
this month. . .and yours is going to be a
lot higher, too. CP&L, who supplies
electricity to your co-op, raised its base
rate.
On top of this, two of CP&L's nuclear
plants were closed for modifications to
meet new standards, so CP&L had to
burn expensive coal and oil instead
Then, when the weather got so hot,
CP&L had to buy extra power from other
sources at premium prices. So everybody
has to pay more.
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couple of months, but in the long run,
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East Central 3-A
School Football Roundup
Calypso - Football Coach 1
Billy Byrd's James Kenan I
Tigers traveled to a foot
ball-minded community f
located five miles off 117 f
between Faison and Mount s
Olive and wtc handed a 13-0 <
shutout to start the 1980 I
1
Machine of; North Duplin
?figh School.
Both teams played a fairly
tood brand of country de
ense, but the offense was
something to be desired. Reb
Toach Kenneth Avent will
ilways give you your
noney's worth but I'm sure
te was not pleased with the
ob against Byrd's Tigers.
Toach Byrd, likewise, was
cry disappointed with his
tub's blocking and tackling.
'We are going right back to
he basic fundamental part of
ootball called blocking and
ackling," Byrd said. "We
ire not a team yet. We have
;ot to jell together or we can
Mkout."
Coach Byrd did not want to
ingle out anyone at this time
or their individual perfor
lances, good or bad, but in
ly own opinion, after thirty
ears on the sidelines, Steve
Lornegay has to be the best
oung quarterback to come
long in the East Central
'onference in over 20 years,
lopefully he can develop
nough to give the Tigers a
trong shot at the conference
itle. My only observation is
iat you can't depend on
look out" plays or throw the
all from flat on your back
nd come out a winner.
Please, if you read this
ink. forgive me for the
ersonal shot, but, oh how
iany. . ."full many a flower
lushes unseen and wastes
s sweetness in the desert
Ir" ?? I
Byrd's Tigers open their
home schedule this coming
week against East Carteret,
and let's hope the contact
has become a part of the
game of a week ago. James
Kenan has too much talent to
flounder around and not get
the job done.
Albertson
Recreation
Schedule
Sept. 20-21 Men's Open
Tournament*
Sept. 27-28 Women's Tour
nament*
Oct. 11-12 Women's Tourna
ment*
Oct. 18-19 Men's Open
Tournament*
Oct. 31-Nov. 1&2 Hall of
Fame Tournament ? Entry
Fee $60. 1st place Trophy -5
ft.; 2nd place trophy - 3 ft.;
individual trophies -1 ft.
?Entry Fee $55, First,
Second and Individual
trophies given.
If interested, contact
Wiley Cannady - 568-3952,
Route 1, Pink Hill, or Tom
Heath 568-4625, Route 1,
Albertson. or Coy Smith
568-3421, Route 1, Albert
son. Cut off Wednesday
night 10 p.m. preceding
scheduled tournament.
The perennial East Central
champs from over Ointon
way completely destroyed
Farmville 41-7 in their
opener, and it looks, not only
from the Farmville game,
like the Horses will take the
ECC crown once again
without much effort. Coaches
throughout the ECC claim
the Dark Horses are as good
as anybody in the East.
Pender High, the only team
in the ECC that I thought
might give Clinton a little run
for the championship, was
knocked off last week by a
weak 4-A Laney High of New
Hanover County.
East Duplin dropped their
second straight last Friday *
night as their archrivals from
over Richlands way tripped
them 26-12. Coach John
Wulzyn's Panthers were de
feated 31-6 in their opener
last week at North Duplin. In
other East Central action, the
Blue Devils from over Deep
Run way fell to their cousins
from the North, 40-12. North
Lenoir sent the Blue Devils
down to their second straight
defeat.
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