Kiwanis Tourney Honors Selections By Local Officials
The Kiwanis two county tournament honored top high school players with an all tournament team chosen by officials Flip Edmonson Ned Manning and Fletcher Dickens. Boys First Team includes Vincent Woodl and C Davis Conway Flythe Conway H Davis Conway Warren A Springs. Girls First Team includes Davis Severn Lassiter Conway Parker Woodland and G Davis Conway. St Louis Beaten By Red Devils in a 66 to 36 defeat as Red Devils dominate on the high court with Mil ton and others hampered by injuries.
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Kiwanis
Flip” Edmonson
Ned Manning
Fletcher Dickens
Conway
Woodland
Aurelian Springs
Severn
Rich Square
Vincent—Woodland
C. Davis—Conway
Flythe—Conway
H. Davis—Conway
Warren— A. Springs
Lyles
A. Springs
Johnson—Conway
Knight—Woodland
William—A. Springs
A. Martin—Conway
Davis—Severn
Lassiter—Conway
Parker—Woodland
G. Davis — Conway
E. M. Bridges—Woodland
Brown
R. Square
Britton—Severn
Bridges—Woodland
Crawley—A. Springs
Allen—Conway
W. Bridgers -Woodland
St. Louis
Red Devil
Devils
Louis Taylor
Tom Cheek
Miss Milton
Miss Honisak
St. Louis Pas Red Devils
Milton
F. Dickens
Homisek
Red Devils
St. Louis All Stars
Mills
Freddie
Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets eye repeat as state champs
Roanoke Rapids High School’s Yellow Jackets, after beating 45 rivals, eye another state baseball title under Coach Crawford Hoyle. The squad returns core players, fills gaps from graduations, drills opened with 18 players, and fields Starke Acree and Yates Brown as top pitchers while relying on Captain William Grant at third and Irvin Dickens at short.
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Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets
North Carolina
Crawford Hoyle
Jax
Womble
Jimmie McNeil
Fleetwood Sullivan
Snooks
Elmer Starke
Ollie Acree
Yates Brown
Henry Hardison
William Grant
Wilton Dickens
J. Taylor
Starke
Acree
Mitt Bennett
Tom Taylor
Bone Pridgen
Sullivan
Pridgeon
Garris
W. Dickens
Allsbrook
Bennett
I. Dickens
Bill Allsg
Spring Football Drills End for Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets
Roanoke Rapids High School wrapped five weeks of spring football under head coach Crawford Hoyle. With ten seniors graduated, prospects look uncertain as Hoyle notes leaner squads and several backfield candidates including C. Edmonds J. Smith and Garris. Ed wards leads the line with pivot men Coley H Moore and guards Shell E Davis Vincent Clark. Ends Maye and Joyners show promise amid overall light depth.
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Roanoke Rapids High Yellow Jackets
Crawford Hoyle
Hoyle
C. Edmonds
J. Smith
Garris
Edwards
Coley
H. Moore
Shell
E. Davis
Vincent
Clark
J. W. Smith
L. Sullivan
R. White
Maye
Joyners
Local sports chatter and campus notes recap
Sports editor weighs American Legion boxing shows and local teams. James Womble may anchor Carolina U freshman shortstop duties while a Jacket guard blends rhythm in play. Campus Cut-ups drew 72 students. Jackets beat Elizabeth City High 15 17.
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Chapel Meetinghursday
Elizabeth City High
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