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fe 8-The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, September 26, 1974 i: "4 1 tmm- rty -ww- ww 4i : '"'New Rule Set For Trappers If J. At. 'j, 3.V r i Trappers in Perquimans County and throughout the state are reminded that according to the 1974-75 hunting and trapping regulations, it is unlawful to set a trap that does not include an attached metal tag bearing the owner's name and address. The regulation reads as follows: Identification and Attendance of Traps : It shall be unlawful to set any trap unless there is securely attached thereto an indestructible metal tag bearing in legible English the name and address of the person setting the same. Every trap shall be visited daily and any animal caught therein removed. - According to local game warden Horace Cohoon failure to comply with this regulation is punishable by a fine of $10 to $50, Cohoon added that local agents who sell hunting and fishing licenses have been encouraged to inform trappers of this new regulation. Metal tags for the traps may be obtained from Eastern Carolina Sports Suppliers, Inc., 323 Middle St., New Bern, N.C. 28560. -v":V-' ,-y--'r:: ' .H; ,,: OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Perquimans Pirate halfback Percell Skinner, 5'8" and weighing 156 lbs. was named player of the week during the Pirate-Roanoke game. Skinner rushed for 87 yards in 13 carries. He also scored the Pirates' only touchdown on an 8-yard run. Skinner's longest run for the night was 51 yards. 1st Home Game - 1st Victory: Pirates Defeat Roanoke Rapids The Perquimans Pirates celebrated their first home game Friday night with a victory. The fighting Pirates realized the ac complishments that can result from hard work when they defeated Roanoke Rapids by a score of 8-0. Pjerquimans' defense was outstanding as the Roanoke Rapid team was only able to total 69 offensive yards in the "entire game. Especially upsetting to the triple A team was (he work of defensive ends ton Reid and Tyronne Spellman who shu) out any hopes Roanoke Rapids had of an outside running game. Other out standing defensive players fori the Pirates included Anthony Whitehurst, Herbert Wilson. Tom Riddick, Alvin Coston and Hurley Perry. The first score of the game was again credited to the work of the Perquimans defense. Spellman and Oliver Felton broke through to block a punt for a safety early in the first quarter. Through the efforts of the fired-up defense, the Pirate lead stood up through the Ihird period. Not to be outdone by the defense, the Pirates' offense went into action halfway through the last quarter of the game. Pirate halfback Percell Skinner swept, around the left side from eight yards out for the score to culminate a 60-yard march. But the Pirate defense was back to work with the only touchdown of the game. Anthony Whitehurst was on his toes when Roanoke threatened to score on the Pirates' 35-yard line. Speedster Whitehurst intercepted a pass and paraded to the goal line, thus squashing any scoring hope for Roanoke Rapids. Tom Rountree led the Perquimans rushing attack with 94 yards in 14 attempts. Skinner added 87 yards to the cause on 12 carries. Quarterback Tony Hunter was in perfect form and connected all five pass attempts for 55 yards. Punt, Pass and Kick Local youngsters are reminded that they have less than two weeks to register for the 14th annual Punt, Pass and Kick program co-sponsored nationally by the National Football League and the FoCd Dealers of America. Atiy youngster, 8 through 13 years of age, ac companied by a parent or guardian is eligible to register at any co sponsoring Ford Dealer. Registration ends October 4. There is no cost to register and each entrant will receive a free PP&K Tips Hook which includes a complete set of rules, helpful conditioning exer cises and important pun ting passing and place kicking tips by. outstanding proS. - Participants compete only VISIT AT ' HENDERSON Mr. and Mrs. G.R. Tucker are guests of their sons and daughters-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. W.B. Tucker and Dr. and Mrs. G.R. Tucker, Jr., at Henderson this week. against other youngsters in their own age group. There is no body contact and no special equipment is required. Also, participation does not impair a youth's amateur standing. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Anthony Whitehurst, 6'3" 214 lbs. was also named player of the week during the Pirates' Friday night victory over Roanoke Rapids. He was credited with 11 solo tackles and did outstanding work in covering punts. Whitehurst also had a tackler's dream come true; an interception that he carried for 6 yards. (Staff photos by Ray Ward) Edition Released State Agriculture Com missioner Jim Graham today announced the release of the 1973-74 edition of North Carolina Agricultural Statistics. The seventy-two page magazine size publication, lists data covering all state grown crops. Information is broken down by district and county. Data is compared to previous years by acres harvested, yield per acre.produclion and total dollar value. Also included is the weather-crop summary, individual and total value of the eleven principal crops plus other statistics per tinent to North Carolina agriculture. Those wishing copies of North Carolina Agricultural Statistics for 1973-74 should write: The Crop Reporting Service, North Carolina Department of Agriculture, P.O. Box 27767. Raleigh, North Carolina 27611. 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