Softball standings
The following is an up
date of standings in tbe
men's and women's soft
ball leagues being spon
sored by tbe Perquimans
Recreation and Parks
Department.
MEN'S STANDINGS
Kilowatts t-1
Albemarle Chemical ... 7-2
JJtN Supply 7-3
Belvidere 7-3
76'ers- 5-5
Willow Creek 2-g
Belv. Farmers Exch. ...2-8
Untouchables 1-9
TEAM BATTING
AVERAGES
Kilowatts ? .469, 76'ers ?
.468, JAN Supply - .437,
Albemarle Chemical ?
.432, Untouchables ? .413,
Belvidere Farmers Ex
change ? .413, and Willow
Creek Farms ? .352
WOMEN'S STANDINGS
Betty's Boutique 6-1
Charlie's Angela 7-2
Towe-Pike..; 4-5
Woodard's 2-7
Superchicks 2-6
Recreation
Happenings
?y BILLY WOOTCN
Adult softball continues this week,
with approximately three more weeks of
action. Play continues Monday through
Thursday nights at Union School. Trie
Kilowatts and Betty's Boutique are
holding down first places at the moment.
Girls' Softball continues for three
more weeks. Three teams Edenton 1 and
2 and Hertford 2, are tied for first place.
The T-baseball group is progressing
real well. They should be ready to play in
about a week or so. The boys practice in
the play-ground lot across from the
Recreation office.
The Babe Ruth All-Star teams did real
well last week in Maneto with both the
13-year old and the 14-15 age group win
the District 28 title. Both the teams
(day in Windsor this week in the
Area 6 tournament which will determine
the Area's representative to the state
tournament.
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TOURNAMENT ACTION - FoUowing
weekend play in Manteo, the Albemarle
Babe Ruth All-Star Team of 13-year olds
returned home with the District 28
Championship title. Not to be outdone,
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the 14-15 age group team from the local
area also returned home the victors in
their bracket. (Staff photos by Paige
Eure)
All-Stars take titles
The Albemarle Babe
Ruth League 13-year old
All-Stars captured the
District 28 title with a
come from behind 4-2 vic
tory over the Manteo All
Stars Friday night.
In the best two out of
three, Manteo won 1-0 with
the Albemarle team win
ning 9-1 and 4-2.
A1 Bunch pitched the
first and third games with
Robert Cofield pitching the
second for the local team.
The team will play at 6
p.m. Thursday night at
Davis Field in Windsor.
They will meet the winner
of the Greenville-Windsor
game.
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Stars for the Albemarle
League also captured the
District 28 Championship.
They downed the Manteo
team in two games, the lat
ter being 5-2 in eight inn
ings. They will play in
Windsor July 12 at 8:30
p.m. against Windsor.
The 14-15 team is
coached by Ralph Jordan,
Johnnie Winslow, and
Tony Jordan.
The 13-year old team is
v coached by Billy Wooten,
A1 Bunch, and Milton
Coston.
VICTORY COOKOUT
The Albemarle 13-year
old All-Star District 28
Champions were guests at
a cookout Sunday night
given by their coaches and
several parents at the Gill
Underwood Home in
Hertford.
More than 30 people
were present.
Billy Wooten, who
manages the team,
thanked the boys for their
efforts in the District Tour
nament and wished them
equal success in the Area
Tournament this week.
Those present were: Bil
ly Wooten, Melvin Coston,
Donnie Parker, Wayne
Chappell, Wade Stanton,
Chris Perry, Jim Under
wood, David White, all of
Hertford; and Bill
Whichard, A1 Bunch, Rob
Cofield, Jeff Carter, Scott
Castelloe, Chuck Forward,
and Skipper Hones.
Parents present were:
Alvin Bunch, Clyde White,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Stanton and family, Mr.
and Mrs. William Chappell
and family, Milton Coston,
Steve Perry, Mr. and Mrs.
Gill Underwood and Don
nie Parker.
News from
First Baptist
Sunday S?hool will begin
at 9:45 a.m. this Sunday at
First Baptist Church with
the worship service to follow
at 11 a.m. Rev. J.H. London
Jr. will preach from the sub
ject, "Salvation by Grace
through Faith" from
Romans 4:4-5.
Vernon Jones will provide
accompaniment to the choir
on the organ. The public is
invited.
The First Baptist Church
congregation and pastor will
worship with the Bay
Branch AME Zion Church at
2:30 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Lon
don will make comments on
the subject, "God Is Alive"
from Psalms 42:2. The
Senior Choir will present
special music.
Rev. London will also
preach at the Cornerstone
Baptist Church in Elizabeth
City at 7 p.m. Music for that
service will be provided by
the St. McBride AME Zion
Church Choir. Rev. J.R.R.
McRay is host pastor.
Special guests
The Overman Family
will be guests in the even
ing service at First
Assembly of God Church,
715 Grubb St., in Hertford
on Sunday, July 16. They
will be sharing their
ministry of singing and
also preaching.
Pastor Robert Nolley in
vites everyone to come and
enjoy the ministry of this
fine family. Services on
Sunday are as follows:
Sunday School, 10 a.m.;
Morning Worship, 11 a.m.;
Evening Service, T:30p.m.
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Albemarle League
to host tourney
The Albemarle Area
American Legion Baseball
team has accepted a
challenge from the former
Albemarle League to play
one more baseball game
this season.
The Albemarle Area
League of yesterday con
sisted of teams from
Gates, Hertford and Eden
ton. They are inviting all
former players of tnese
teams to participate in an
effort to demonstrate that
age and experience can
overcome youth and
determation.
The game has been
scheduled for Saturday,
July 15 at 8 p.m. on Hicks
Field in Edenton.
There will be a $1 admis
sion fee for 12 years and
older.
Some of the Old Timers
are Pete Paul, Marvin
Bahans, Johnny Bass,
Donnie Bass, Billy Nixon,
Carl Gerber, Edward
Hunter, Pete Riddick, Wal
ly White, Tink Hollowell,
Clyde Briggs, Lynn Jor
dan, Marvin Hunter, Pete
Hunter, Gary Baker, Alvin
Bunch, Joe Hollowell,
Sammy Morris, Bill Her
man, Manager-Gas House
Parker, and Ray Ward.
DISTRICT WINNER ? David White, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde White of Hertford, won the District 28 Babe
Ruth Pitch, Hit and Run Contest last week in Manteo.
David, who is 13, will compete in the Area 6 Contest this
week in Windsor. The winner there will advance to the
State Contest next week. The competition is sponsored
by Babe Ruth Baseball and the French's Company.
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altered without a permit therefor, issued
by the Building Inspector. No building
permit shall be issued except in confor
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except afler written order from the Build
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Any violation of this ordinance will
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Mrs. Shirley Edenfield,
Miss Sharon
Scott Eden(|eld, M1m
Sarah Goodwin, and Gene
Byrum are (pending this
week at Nags Head
Mi as Kim Winslow at
Asheboro was a guest of
her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy White, last
week.
Dennis Symons returned
to his home on Friday after
undergoing treatment at
Albemarle Hospital for in
juries he sustained due to a
car accident last week.
Mrs. Arvin Hudson has
returned home after a visit
with Dr. and Mrs. Billy
Nixon in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Winslow and daughter of
Wilmington attended the
funeral of Francis Nixon
on Monday.
Mrs. Welly White and
daughter, Miss Kelli
White, were guests of Mrs.
Bill Culpepper at Nags
Head last week.
Revival
continues
Revival services are
continuing this week at
Bagley's Chapel Baptist
Church.
Speaker for the services
is Rev. Gilliam of Windsor.
The guest choir tonight is
House of Prayer from
South Mills and Friday's
guests will be Kindred
Harmonettes also of South
Mills.
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