Eagles Score 100-37 Victory
Over Devi I pups T uesday Night
The unbeaten Morehead City Ragle* rolled ap their high*
score of the season Tuesday night at the home court, tram
pling Camp Lejeune 100-37.
The preliminary contest saw the EagleUes victorious by
a 5W7 score.
Coach Gannon Talbert used his first stringers in the
contest until they had answered"
the crowd '? pleiu to score 100
point*, and then with about 23
seconds left to play, be threw in
the subs.
Two of the regulars, J. W. Long
and Llewellyn Phillips, fouled out
of the contest, and their replace
ments also shared in the scoring
spree.
Bob Salisbury, I.ejeune high
scorer with 12 points, also fouled
out of the game.
The Eagles had a 25 5 lead at
the end of the first quarter and
extended the advantage to 53-14
at halftime. At the end of three
quarters they were ahead 75-25.
Cheek Scores 31
Wayne Cheek paced the scoring
for the winners with 31 point* and
did a wonderful job in controlling
the boards for the winners. Others
to hit in double figures were Craig
Home 24, J. W. l.ong 14, and
Kent Brown and Bradley Mcin
tosh 12 each.
The game brought forth some
of the scoring punch that the
Kagles lacked last year ? Home
sank some beautiful set shots and
soloed in for many buckets on the
fast break.
Kent Brown played a fine game
for the Ragles and hit in double
figures.
Willis Hurts Head
Raymond Earl Willis hanged his
head when he fell to the court in
a scramble for the ball and was
taken out of the game. He was
reported in good condition follow
ing the game by Coach Talbert.
The preliminary contest also saw
the Kaglettes in control through
out as they held a 16-10 lead at
the end of the firat quarter. At
halftime the score was 34-20 and
at the end of three quarters had
been extended to 48-33. Insertion
of substitutes into the Eaglettes
lineup cut down the final margin
to 5547.
Camp Lejeune'n sextet had one
substitution and that came late In
the fourth quarter when Phinney
fouled oat. J >
O'Neal Scares 32
Varlna O'Neal was high scorer
with 32 points with teanvnate
Daisy Brock tallying 15. I,
For the losers Daphne Peele
was high with 24 markers and i
Susie Davis popped in 19.
The lineups: Morehead City boys '
(100) Long 14, Phillips 1. Cheek
31. Home 24. Brown 12. Willis 4,
Mcintosh 12, Parker 2, Eure, Rich
and Simpson.
Camp Lejeune boys (31)- Salis
bury 12, Baker 9, Rooney 2, Don
ahou 2, Sells 4, Gordon 2, Tokar
aki 2, Tate 4, Mottershead and
Williams.
The score by quarters: Total
Morehead City 25 28 22 25 -100
Camp Lejeune .... 5 9 11 11? 37
Hie lineups: Morehead City girla
(55)? O'Neal 82, Smithwick 8,
Brock 15, Roberts, Seamon, King,
Taylor, Smith, K. Willis, V. Willis,
Mortis Carlton, Cheek and B. Wil
lis.
Camp Lejeune glrla (47)?Peele
24, Davis 19, Phinney 4, Baker,
Reinberg, Kirk and Lane.
The score by quarters: Total
Morehead City _ 16 18 14 7 55
Camp Lejeune 10 10 13 14 ? 47
Nuaitki Hast Tonight
King Street's Monarths wUl host
St. Joseph*! School af New Bern
In a court doubJeheader tonight
starting at 7:30 p.m.
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J'ville Defeats
Beaufort JV's
Bcaufort'i Jayvee basketballers
journeyed to Jacksonville Monday
night and were defeated twice 58
24 and 25-21.
In the feature contest the J'ville
boys led at the end of the first
quarter 8-8 and they extended
their lead to 18 10 at halftime. In
the second half the home team
really put the fame on Ice as they
outscored the Seadogs quintet 40
14, to win the earn* 58 24
The preliminary contest was a
much tighter affair with J'ville
leading 8 1 at the end of the first
quarter and 13-5 at halftime. The
Beaufort girls outscored the home
team in the second half, but it
was another rase of too little too
late.
Frank Potter was high acorer for
Beaufort in the feature game with
12 points. Pierce and Sanderson
were tied for high scoring honors
for the winners with 14 points
each.
Nancy Mason was high for the
Beaufort sextet with high scoring
honors for the game going to
Giliy of Jacksonville with 16
points.
The lineups: Beaufort boys (24)
Potter 12, Thomas 8, Dudley 1,
Autry 1, Merrill 1, and Arthur 2.
Jacksonville boys (58) ? Pierce
14, Sanderson 14, Morgan 7, Wa
ters 4, Morton 4. Kelwin 3, Eisen
man 2. Redwide 2, Fisher 2, Rich
ardson 2, Foil 2, and Panels 2.
The score by quarters: Total
Beaufort ? 4 5 9 24
Jacksonville .. ? 10 21 19- 58
The lineup*: Beaufort girls (21)
?Salter 4, Edwards 3, Mason 14,
Bodiford, Garner, Whltehurst, Ro
binson, Hill, Webb and Powell.
Jacksonville (iris (25) - GUly
18, lUll 2, Griffin. Case 5. Staton,
Sulton % McO*t 1. Winters. Wa
ters, Simpson. Richardson, Taylor.
Brow and Taylor.
Smyrna Drops
Pair to Rockets
By DON ARTHUR
Smyrna took it on th? chin in
both ends of their doubleheader
Tuesday night at the homecourt
as il dropped the feature game by
the narrowest of margins. 48-47,
and lo?t the preliminary 42-34, to
Jones Central.
Smyrna trailed at the end of the
first quarter of the feature con
test 15-12, and at halftime trailed
27-24.
In the third quarter Smyrna's
club came to life and the boys
took the lead at the end of the
canto 30-37. But the final quarter
saw Jones Central outscore Smyr
na 11-8, to win the game.
Ken Davis was high pointmaker
for the losers with 12 points. His
teammate Ronny Arthur tallied 11
markers.
For the winners Stilley was high
with 10 points. Beddard and Bar
bee tied for runner-up honors
with ? points each.
The preliminary contest saw
Jones Central's sextet go into a
10-9 lead at the end of the first
quarter and they extended the ad
vantage to 2418 at halftime. At
the end of three quarters they
still led 36-23 and finished up at
42 34.
Gladys Willis was high for the
losers with 18 points with Elbcrta :
Gillikin popping in 10 counters.
Ferrcll of Jones Central had 26 j
points and her teammate Burkett
scored 13.
The lineups: Smyrna boys (47)
? Styron 9, K. Davis 12, Arthur
11. Thomas 9, S. Davis 6.
Jones Central boys (48)? Kerns
2, Mallard 3, Beddard 9, Spann 8.
Harrison, Barbee 9, Stilley 10,
West 7.
The score by quarters: Total
Smyrna 12 12 15 8 47
Jones Central 15 12 10 11 48
The lineups: Smyrna girls (34)
? G. Willis 18, S. Davis 6. E. Gil
likin 10, Tyler, Lewis, J. Willis,
B. Willis, Chasteen and Davis.
Jones Central girls (42)? Ter
rell 28, Burkett 13. Simmons 3,
Alcott, Foy. Befider, Kennedy and
Spivey.
All-State Grid Team
Features 5 Knights
Five member* of the Queen
BUM! KBlffcl* test tall UMI were
turned to tta North Carohaa Ne
gro High UmI All-Stole team.
Of tta (roup, t? an seaier*,
aaa ? juafer, Me aopboaore and
aoe freshman
Scalar* are torUM Gilbert Chad
wick aad Ervia Godette; juaior ia
Frank Haiti, halfback; sophomore
la Bateman iooea, quarterback,
and freahmaa I* Earl Tootle, guard.
Tta Knight* had a S-S-l aeaaoa's
record and are a Double A school
by Negro school standards
Wiws Menogram
William Blair, son of Mr. and
Mr*. W. J. Blair, Morehead City, ia
one of 95 University of North Caro
lina athletes awarded monograms
for participation in fall athletic*.
Blair received hi* award for play
Ne Play Tuesday
There was no Ladies Day at the
Morehead City Country Club Tues
day. There won't be another get
together until after Christmas, ac
cording to C. C. McCuUton. golf
pro.
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Pamlico County Takes
Beaufort in Twin-Bill
RraiiMft s Seadogs journeyed to
Barbara Ttmday night and ware
defeated in both cads at their
?tf, Ion
r 38, tad
twin bill wieb Pamlico Cguat]
lag the feature eontatf 4T3
the preliminary by 33-30.
Pamlico County'a Hurricanes
took a 1M lead at the end of the
fi rut quarter and extended their
advantage to 23-1T at halftime. At
the end of three quarters they led
Jimmy Da via aad Jimmy Owens
tied for high scoring hoaars for
the Seadoga, with Terry Naaca pop
Mai i" Ml poiati far the loan*.
Jerry Preocott was Ugh with 13
points far the Hurricane*;, as team
mates Larry Preacott and Charles
Buck tied for niaaer-up honors
with 11 points each.
The preliminary contest was a
thriller after the first quarter
when the Pamlico aextet took a
12-3 lead. At halftime the margin
was cut to lt-lS. At the end of
three quarters the Pamlico team
was ahead 2ft 20, aad Beaufort put
on a scoring rally In the final quar
ter which fell short.
William* Scam 24
Peggy Williams scored 24 points
for the losers to lead the scoring
column.
For the Pamlico County girls
Betty Holton was high with 16
points as her teammate Sylvia
Boyd hit for 10 markers.
The lineups: Beaufort boys (38)
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Beaufort 8 9 7 14?38
Pamlico 10 13 12 12?47
The lineups: Beaufort girls (30)
?Williams 24, Bodiford 4. Finer 2.
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Hie score by quarters: Total
Beaufort 2 13 5 10 -30 I
Pamlico 12 7 10 4 33
Night Raiders Win 77-44
From Swansboro Tuesday
Smyrna's Night Raiders of the
County Independent League jour
neyed to Swansboro Tuesday night
and defeated the host team 77-44.
High scoring honors went to Al
ton Paul of Smyrna with 28 points
as teammate Osborne Davis pop
ped in 24 for the winners.
Knights at Edenton Tonight
Queen Street's Knights will open
their basketball season tonight
when they journey to Edenton for
a doubleheader.
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