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\ Registration for basketball league ends Friday, December 2
MIDGET AND JUNIOR
BASKETBALL - Registration will
continue through December 2. When
registering present a birth certificate
and M registration tea. Any player 9
12 or 13-15 may sign up. An
organizational meeting will be held
December 1 at Union School in
Wlnfall at the following times:
?: JO ? Coaches Meeting
10:00 ? Try outs
11:00 ? Team Selections
Anyone interested in coaching
please contact the department.
YOUTH SOCCER ? Last Saturday
the Devils defeated the Royals 2-0 to
take first place in the regular season.
Jeff Rohrcr and Brut Overton each
?cored a goal for the winners. The
Royals finished second while the
Bucks defeated the Nuggets 4-0 to
slip into a tie for third with the
Nuggets.
Saturday afternoon the 10-12 year
olds lost to Edenton's Junior Team 1
0 in a close and exciting game. Both
teams had several chances to socre
but the defenses were too tough.
ADULT VOLLEYBALL STAN
DINGS:
Basketball season off to bad start
By KEN CASTELLOE
The Perquimans Pirates varsitj
basketball team opened their 19K
season on Tuesday night with a loss
to non-conference opponent, the
Plymouth Vikings by a score of 94-49.
The Pirates maintained a one-poin
on several occasions during the firs
four minutes of play but fell behinc
and never regained the lead. Aftei
leading by only five points at the enc
the first quarter, the Viking!
5>utscored the Pirates by a margin ol
Jwenty points in the second quarter
JJJon-starter Tony Cox came off the
bench to provide the Vikings with
r twelve points in the second period
I alone.
The Pirates were hurt by turnovers
! in the first half, committing six
straight in the final two minutes of
the half. This along with a pesky
1 man-to-man defense by the Vikings
| led to a 25-point lead for the Vikes at
1 the half.
?
I The Vikings led by James SprUill
i with 19 points came out in the second
f half with good execution while the
Pirates were not hitting the open
. shots.
The Pirates were led by Teton Reid
who scored eleven total points, with 8
of those coming in the fourth quarter
of play. Anthony Shannon came off
the bench to provide the Pirates with
eight points while all but two of the
Pirates scored during the course of
the game.
The Vikings had three players
scoring in double figures on the night.
The Pirates will be in action again
on December 14 when they travel to
Northeastern High School to face the
Eagles in a non-conference match.
In Jayvee action, the Vikings
defeated the Pirates 57-45.
Area counties gain fox season
? Edgecombe, Tyrrell, Hyde,
JCurrituck and Perquimans counties
^represent the five eastern counties
Jthat will have adopted limited,
^permit-only county fox hunting and
^trapping seasons. In these counties,
Jthe seasons will run from January 14
'through January 28, and a limited
number of permits and fox tags ?
based on biological surveys of local
Jfox populations ? will be issued in
each county.
Those interested in participating in
county fox seasons may obtain their
application from their local license
agent and wildlife enforcement of
ficer.
All aplications must be mailed to:
N. C. Wildlife Resources Com
mission, Fox Harvest Permits, 512 N.
Salisbury St., Raleigh, N.C. 27611.
Participants will be selected
through a random computer
drawing, and permits will be mailed
to successful applicants. Par
ticipants will then be able to pur
chase a maximum of five fox tags at
$2.25 each from a designated agent in
each county having a fox season.
All applications should be mailed
by December 1.
CASH REBATES END
DECEMBER 2, 1983
'20
Rebate
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5 cycles including per
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Automatic dry control
End-of -cycle sianai
Removable up-front
lint filter
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Bandits 5-2
Wild Bunch 2-5
The Kids 0-7
RESULTS FROM NOVEMBER
22:
Spoilers d. HoUoweU Oil 15-2, 15-1
SpoUers d. Rom'i 15-11, 15-2
R k T Seed d. Wild Bunch by
Forfeit
Bandits d. The Kids 16-14, 15-11
Pictures have arrived!) All foot
ball, soccer and cheerleadlng pic
tures are finally here. You may pick
them up Monday through Friday
from 9-5 at the Recreation Depart
ment.
CHRISTMAS COOKIE BAKINp
CONTEST: The coo teat la open to ail
agei, ao bake your favorite cookMi
and bring them to the Senior Cente*
before 4 p.m. on Monday, December
It. Judging and awarda will takfe
place at 4 p.m.
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Call your Army Reserv e
representative, in the Yellow
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