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< 'oticci neil cili/riis plan to hum1
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lions are available if league ??ffi' i;
sui'.Ki'.stkoiis
I In* iiiurs<ia\ nicotian uilh
1 leantu'officials was called after a ?
plained that tliov couldn't obtain
loanno's financial status.
Carry Wrewi. a state dire* t
SPORTING SCENE
Whiteville, i
In Eastern 1
BY JUIINNY ? KAIIi
Itcjuviiiated Whiteville '.son its second
game in a row Monday over
Wilmington Post 10 tie the
American Lemon Area II Kasleni
Division series at 2-2 in games.
The best-of-seven series continues
this week with the winner advancing
to the Area II finals.
Post 10 won the first two games of
the series. 3-0 and 7-3 before
Wlutevilie Post 137 it-grouped to win
ttie third and fourth names, 9-3 and
12-11.
Post in won the regular season
championship while Whiteville and
Brunswick County Post OH finished in
a tie for second place.
Whiteville went on to down Post iifl
in four games while Post 10 dropped
Bladenboro in four games also. Both
i series were a be.st-of-five format.
Whiteville won the Eastern Division
championship iasl year and
went on to capture the state legion title
Dixie Youth
Opens Playoffs
The Brunswick County Dixie Youth
Prc-Majors All-Stars begin their
quest of a state cliainpiortship Satur
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Girls Receive !
Tlu? I.eland Softball Association
concluded iLs regular season with an
awards ceremony last Thursday
night.
First place in the Midget Girls'
division iagi-S 3*i2) were the
McDonald's Pounders, reports Mrs.
William J. Ha (son Jr. of I.eland. First
place in the Junior Girls' division
were the Fast Coast Paint Strollers.
Merchants Win
The Shallolle Merchants completed
an unbeaten regular season
last week to win the Brunswick County
Men's Softball League championship
and the top seed entering the
loop's post-season tournament.
Shallotte finished the season with a
perfect lti-0 record and claimed first
place bv two full names over sorimd.
plxirp Hftiinett's Seafood 114-21.
Corbyco anil Joyncr Kleclrie lied
for third with !?-7 records followed by
laid Head Island. Ocean Isle
Builders, Wilcox-Morrison Construction
and Classic Productions.
The tournament was scheduled for
tins Wtfk at Smithviilc Park near
South|M>rt.
Sea Trail Pro-Arn,
Jr. Goit Program
Scheduled
The first Sea Trail llolf Links ProAm
Tournament lias been scheduled
for Tuesday, August 5 at the Sunset
Bcacli course lN.C. Highway 17!)I
he^inninp, with a shotgun start ;it
noon.
The one-day. Hh-percent handicap
tourney is limited to the first 122
golfers with a $25 registration fee.
Then* will he a cocktail party and
awards presentation at 5 p.m. following
the tournament.
Sea Trail is once again sponsoring
us junior gou program eacn nuirsday
at 5:110 p.m. with all golfers ages
17-andunder admitted to the course
free of charge.
Daily instructional clinics continue
to he held each morning with two sessions
(9-10 a.m. and 1011 a.m.)
The clinics are only $10 per golfer
and open to all ages. There is a maximum
of eight players per clinic.
Students should bring their own clubs
or Sea Trail will have sets available.
Kor more information on the proam
tourney, junior golf program or
clinics call Sea Trail Golf Links at
SVlMlfeO and ask for Hrian
I
?oaue Told I
Vw/
ifi I .Hand ted ,i iii;kU> threi1 rcfoin
rhtirsdny night with lh* suggested I
indicating income
t nt the (Hand Coin- ceplion; make lis
i to di.scuss vvluit op restructure its org
sis don't follow those community menib<
Currently th?? hyl;
a slate offi? i.ii .mi! llwiiisi'lvi's dlrt'i li
roup of parents com* The rccommei
information on tin* turns raised by par
tv commissioners t
or with the league, dent Donald Hay \
n j. i r\ r
rub/ iu even
Ifle Series
day at Huntersville (near Charlotte).
The local all-stars open play in the*
double-elimination tournament at 2
p m.
The Brunswick team is comprised
of the top Dixie Youth pre-major
players from the county league.
Named to this year's all-star team
are Skip Whisnant. Bill McGuire.
Rodney Labelle, Joe Bowman, Jeff
(iaskill. Mickey Jones, David Jones.
Steve Phillips, Donald Bowling,
Jamie Beasley. Anthony llickman.
Jamie Brown, Lorenza Bryant
Patrick Bryant and Mike McDowell.
Coaching the all-stars are David
Warren. Bobby Triggs and Krarikie
Rogers.
Ploy Still Open
It is still not too late to register fur
the Brunswick County Youth Tennis
program to be held at the Shallotte
Park throughout the remainder of
the summer.
The leamie is oneii to oil vouth ten
nis players ages 13-18. Interested
players can register each Tuesday
and Friday at 9 a.m. at the Shallotte
Park or by calling the Brunswick
County Parks and Recreation
Department at 253-4357.
Softball Honors
Named to the Junior Girls Alt-Stars
team are Teresa Mintz, Steffaney
liaison, Angie Horrell, Tracy Rryant.
Melissa Hamilton. Angic Knox, Victoria
Nance, Misty Price, Allison
Huberts Khnruin I j?u,is> Mirhnllo
Price, Tonya Graham. Denise
Graham, Andria Hooper, Angie
Fowler. Tammy Ballard. Denise
Barbacow and Ann Warren.
Softball Crown
llruuswick County
Men's Softball league
filial standings
Team W L
Shallotte Merchants 16 0
Bennett's Seafood 14 2
CorbyCo 9 7
Juyner Electric 9 7
Bald Head Island 7 9
Ocean Isle Builders 7 9
Wilcox-Morrison Const. 5 11
Classic Productions 2 14
league results for the week ending
July 10:
Monday. July 7
Corbyco 6. Bald Head Island 4:
Sluillulte MerclianLs 0, Ocean Isle
Builders 0; Classic Productions 13,
Wilcox-Morrison Const. 12.
Tuesday, July 8
Bennett's Seafood 14, Joyner Rleetric
1; Bald Bead Island 18, Classic
Productions 5.
Thursday. July 10
Joyner P.leetric 7, Ocean Isle
Builders 0; Bennett's Seafood 11,
Corbyco 9.
These games marked the end of
regular season play. i
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Hierman Wins 1
Twelve Balls !
I
Ann Hierman, Brierwood ladies |
(lolf Association champion. picked
up 12 balls last week in a Splash Con- j
test.
Players contributed a ball to the ,
winner's pot for each ball lost in a i
water hole during the women's
regular 18 holes of play Tuesday, i
reported Uuth 10. Hierman, |
secretary. ?
Karning low patts for the day were
Mary Scluiack. Plight A. 28; Mary
Ahern, Plight B. 32; and Connie i
Brandt. Plight C. 34. t
Mary Scluiack scored a birdie on j
utr null noic. (
information
rncndnlious to Hh? local board
hey make a full financial disclosure,
and expenses since tin- league's inbylaws
available to the public; and
arii/alioti to allow a parents or other
its to serve on the board of directors
ws provide for coaches to ap|>oiiit
>rs.
ridatiorLS came in response to cjues.
cuts of some players They told counearlier
this month that !.ea*;tie I'rcsiVhite
find refused to share copies of
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DIXIi: YOKTII AI.USTARS SKIJ\t"'
I'rc-Mnjors All-Star team was named I:
lieipating in the state piasuffs in Mur
elude, from left, front row?Skip Whis
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COUNTY TRACK FINALIS E-Pari
Saturday's Hershey's Track and Field
ships were Iteiinie Clark. Jr. (left) at
Whiteville Elir
Whitcvillc Post 1117 advanced to the
\merican Legion Area II Fastern
Division baseball finals last Wednesday
with a 5-2 win over Brunswick
L'ounty claiming the opening-round.
Ijest-of-five series in four games.
Post 1117 managed to score all five
runs in the final three innings to take
[lie coine-from-behind win after
firuiiswick County had mounted a 2 0
lead through six.
The two teams had tied for second
place during the regular season with
l-l records.
The 3-1 series win lifted Post 1117 to
in 11-5 record while 11 runs wick County
concluded its season at 9-7.
Whiteville will now move on to face
regular-season champion Wilmington
Past 10 for the Fastern Division
title.
After losing the first two games of
the series. Post (5fl appeared to he
nroute to tying the playoffs and forc ing
a fifth and final contest Wednesday
before the Whitevilie rally
Should Be ,
the bylaws and information on league fin
public |>artieipation in the league wasn't
White has not l>eei? available for con
At Thursday's meeting, said parcni
I'atti fusion. White and one other board i
briefly, but did not answer the parents' i
According to Mrs Coston. Wrenn to
to jmvi' them i league ?iffieorsk time to
come up with
She added, |??' said they couldn't fort
Wrenn also said no Dixie Youth rcgu
to liave lieen broken.
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Kruiiswirk County Dixie
ist weekend with 15 iucai players paritersville
Saturday. 'I he all-stars innant.
Hill Mi(iuire, Rodney Labelle.
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i? ipatinji in last trighli. The pair \i
state champion- ago at Pembroke Si
id Valerie Smith advance to the stntt
ninates Post 68 F
began. i
Brunswick County scored single
runs in the second and fifth innings
and looked to have the name at hand.
Post 68 took a I d lead on Darren
U rice's It Bl-single that scored losing
pitcher Stephen Mint?..
Mintz went eight innings with
relievers Handy Brown and Bryan ]
Scnimcns limiting Post BIT to just i
eight hits. ;
Quinton McCraoken scored Post 1
fill's final run after a walk, stole second.
took third on a fielder's choice
and came home on a wild pitch.
Whiteville tied the game in the
seventh. 2-2 with a pair of runs.
Post 137. the defending state legion
eltampions. then took the lead for
good, 4-2 with two more runs in the
eighth then added one more in the
ninth.
.lody Sykes led Post 137 both on the
mound and at the plate going the
distance oil a three-hitter and striking
out 13.
Sykes also collected three hits in
Till. MM NSWK K MM ON. I
Made Publii
antes and that Tlic parents have n
allowed. motion. said Mrs. Cos
wnent. give league officers ti;
Ls' spokesman quested material,
member spoke
questions. We've I Mien reall)
1*1 the parents We're not willing to sit
see what they said. Someone lias
something."
e them to." Based on conuneni
Intions apjK'ar area newspaper, jiaieni
Thursday's meeting.
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loo Bowman. Jeff Ciuskill. Mickey Jones
back row?couch Uaviti VibiTril.
Hickman. Jamie Brow n. Loreoza Bryan
and coach Bobby Triggs. Not pictured is
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P..O?C**T DOUGWMIH
ere regional winners three weeks
ale I nivcrsity and won the right to
i' finals in Raleigh.
rom Playoffs
finding a two-run double that .started
the Whiteville rally in the seventh inning.
Brian Richhorn also had a pair of
hits for Whiteville.
The winner of the Whiteville Post
10 series will go on to face either
Hamlet or Hope Mills for the Area 11
.'haiitpionsliip both Rasteni Division
itul Area II championship series are
>est-of-seven.
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I
ot Hiven up their quest for infortoii.
though they are willing to
rue in which to present the re.
up against a stumbling block,
lien; and get no answers," she
get to open up and tell us
ts by one league director to an
Ls had expected those answers at
r \ 1
MOIO 8* OOJ& AHilt
<. David Jones and Steve Phillips:
liowling, .s<tn*iu- iti-asley. Anthony
l. Patrick Bry ant. Mike McDowell
coach Frankle Rogers.
trunswick
'ouths Compete
n Track Finals
Valerie Smith of Bolivia and Rene
Clark of Holden Boach competed
the Hershey's Track and Field
ate finaLs last Saturday at N.C.
late University in Raleigh.
Smith, competing in the girls 9-10
ear old division, finished second in
:w Softball throw, fourth in the staiving
long jump and seventh in the
D-ineter run.
Clark, competing in the boys 11-12
ear old division, finished fifth in the
30-meter run and sixth in both the
)0-meter run and Softball throw.
Both Smith and Clark won the right
? advance to the state finals by
tushing among the top two in each
' their events in the regional meet
iree weeks ago at Pembroke Stale
niversity.
For health
insurance to
help pay
soaring
hospital and
surgical bills,
see me.
?W|GHT .
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Phone 1 Qjf
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