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SIAfF PHOTOS BY JOHNNY CRAIG RUSHING THE QUARTERBACK ? South Brunswick defenders Wade Lenyre (76) and Brian Clemmons (85) apply pressure to quarter back Jeff Simon (20) on Saturday in the Cougars' annual Blue and White scrimmage game. Trailing the play is Charles Blue (67). The game ended in a 35-35 tie as the White rallied from a 35-20 deficit late in the contest. Cougars' Coach Hewett Pleased With Blue-White Game Results BY JOHNNY CRAIt; South Brunswick head liK)ibail coach Bill Hcwcu was overall pleased with the results ot Satuiday's annual Blue While scrimmage game at the Cougais' stadium I he game, which ended in a 33 35 tic, featured South Brunswick varsity and junior varsity players di vided evenly among several offen sive and defensive teams. The Blue team led 22-0 at the half but the White rallied from a 35 20 deficit in the final quarter to gain the tie. "The White team provided for a climatic ending under a real game type atmosphere," said Hewett of the contest. "It's still hard to tell just where we arc when wc go up against ourselves." The game was preceded by a spe cial Picture Night for the players with parenLs getting a chance to get photos of the Cougars in game uni forms. It was the second intcrsquad scrimmage lur the Cougars who held a Junior-Senior contest last week under the lights with game ol lioals and a miming sioicboaid clock to give SouUi its tii Nt test un do ual cvindiuuus South Biunswick will lace the lust ol two preseason opponents Friday when the Cougars battle Hoggard in the United Carolina Bank Jamboree in Wilmington. South will also host Tabor City next Friday (Aug. 30) belore own ing its season on Septt. 6 entertain ing county rival West Brunswick. Hewett has been pretty pleased with the Cougars dius far in presea son drills. "We will have a decent team. All the ram we've had is killing us in dial we're not getting in the funda mental work we need." "Practicing indoors is also keep ing us from gelling into the physical shape we need to be in," added Heweu. "Last year wc didn't miss a single practice due to the weather. This year we've already missed lour so lar aud August is very valuable tii tic as lar as picseason preparation gt*N." I his year's C'ougai team could be Hewett's smallest m his high school coaching career. "We've got a total of 50-55 play ers on the varsity and junior varsity squads. 1 had hoped lor possibly 75 players to re|x>rt to practice. There is still a chance we can pick up a lew more when school starts this week." ????? South Brunswick returns 12 starters along with seven defensive veterans and are expected to make plenty of waves in a highly-compet iuve Waccamaw 2-A Conference this tail. Wide receiver Keith Marlow (5 foot-11, 175, sr.) will likely be one of the standouts giving veteran quarterback Todd Vice a good pass ing target. Marlow has 4.65 speed and bcnch presses 315 pounds. He re lumed three punis for touchdowns lasi year and will he a scoiing threat on both ollense and spcoal teams. ***** Altei the I ougais ojieii the sea son against West Brunswick (non contercnce matchup), they will visit Wallace-Rose Hill and entertain Acme-Delco. South Brunswick opened WC play on Sept. 27 at East Bladen and then visits North Brunswick on Oct. 4. The Cougars return home to meet West Columbus on Oct. 11 before taking to the road for the third time in lour weeks to battle defending conference champion South Robeson. South Brunswick hosts Fairmont (Oct. 25) and Whiteville (Nov. I) in two consecutive home games before ending the regular season on Nov. 8 at West Brunswick in its second meeting with the Trojans, this uine in a league contest. Recreation Briefs: Soccer, Football Brunswick County Parks and Rccrcation will hold registration for its youth soccer and football leagues starting Saturday. The football league is open to lo cal youths ages 10 to 13. Regis tration will be held Aug. 24 and Aug. 31 at West Brunswick High School Gym from 10 a.m to 1 p.m.. Northwest Park in Leland and Stephens Park in Southport from 9 a.m. until 1 1 a.m. The fee is S20. Youths who weigh more than 150 pounds will not be allowed to play. Parents must bring a copy of the child's birth cer tificate to registration. Brunswick County Youth Soccer League will hold registration for children ages 5 to 14 on Aug. 24, Aug. 31 and Sept. 7 from 10 a.m. until noon at Smithville and Northwest parks and behind Shallotte Middle School. The registration fee is SIO per child and insurance can be pur chased. An organizational meeting lor youth soccer league board mem bers, coaches and parents will be held today ( Thursday) at 7 p.m. in the Brunswick County Planning Building conference room in Bolivia. For more information on youth football or soccer, contact county athletic coordinator Joe Rossclli at 253-4357 or 1-800-222-4790. See A Musical The Brunswick County Parks and Recreation Department is planning a senior citizens trip to Raleigh to sec the classic musical Showboat. [Seniors will depart from the county sheriff's department Thurs day, Sept. 5, at 1 p.m. and return at 1:30 a m. The group will eat dinner before attending the musical. T he 527.50 cost covers the ticket and transportation. Deadline for registration is Aug. 28. For more information, contact Wendy Jones at 253-4357 or 1-800 222-4790. Tour Raleigh Brunswick County Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a walking tour of Raleigh for local senior uu a! /ens on Tuesday, Sepi. 24. Seniors will tour the legislative building, stale Capitol and the N.C. Museum of Art. The group will leave the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department at 6:45 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. Lunch will be provided by the legislative cafeteria at a minimal cost. A reception hosted by the Museum of Art is scheduled at the end of the tour. Ihe S5 cost per person includes transportation. The registration deadline is Sept. 10. For more information, contact Wendy Jones at 253-4357 or l-K(K) 222-4790. Baptists Going Fishing A Labor Day "Father and Son" fishing tournament is planned by the Brunswick Baptist BrotherluxHl Monday, Sept. 2, at the Nordi Carolina Baptist Assembly at Fort Leagues Start Saturday Caswell. Prizes will be offered in iwo divi sion, men and boys, for total weight, the longest fish, the shortest fish, the largest fish and the smallest fish, But lirst prize will go to the ugliest fish. Registration begins at X a.m., and fishing begins at 9 a.m. and continues to 4 p.m. Swim and recreation nine will follow from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Fishermen will pack their own lunches. Cost is S4 jKr person, which cov ers insurance and oilier e.\|ienscs. Doris Trexler of Souil>|H>rt will judge the tourney. Tournament rules are available from the Baptist Men at local Baptist churches. 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After School Crafts Begin School's back in session and Long Beach Parks and Recreation Department sponsors its first alter school crafts program Wednesday, Aug. 2X, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Long Bcach Recreation Center. Crafts will be appropriate for those ages X through 12. Movie Planed Hume Alone will be the feature at an adult movie night Monday, Aug. 26, starting at 7 p.m. at the Long Beach Recreation Center. Space is limited. Popcorn and soft drinks arc provided. p iV ;-:s -^W?r S T- ? OAHMM ' PRESEASON ADVICE ? South Brunswick head football coach Hill Hewett sends a play in via Cougar receiver Hutch Eullwood (8) during Saturday's annual Hlue and White intersquad game. The game ended in a 35-35 tie. South Brunswick opens it season Sep. 6 hosting county rival West Brunswick. HEAD TO HEAD ? South Brunswick players Marcus Smith (SO) ami Mike C lewis (31) go head to head in Saturday's lllue and While game at the Cougar stadium. South Brunswick will meet Hoggard on Friday in the United Carolina Bank Jamboree at Wilmington in its next preseason action. Yard Sale Helps Trojan Football A yard sale to benefit the West Brunswick High School junior varsity and varsity football teams will be held Saturday, Aug. 24, in Shallottc. lbe sale staris at 8 a.m. in the parking lot next to the South Brunswick islands Chamber of Commerce building. Spokesperson Debra Young said the parents of the loot hall players arc coordinating the yard sale. Proceeds will support the teams' victory din ners. Anyone who wants to donate items for the sale can call Mrs. Young during the day at 754-4373. Reserve your place in the sun at... CALABASH MOTEL Single S28 ? Double S38 ? Efficiency S48 RIVER ROAD. CALABASH " ... (919)579-6576 . A Waccamaw Deer Classic August 31 lpm?9pm September 1 10 am^6pm Myrtle Beach Convention Center 2100 Oak St. ? 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