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THE COVINGTON NEWS — TUESDAY, JUNE 8. 1976
All-Star Majorette camp planned
An all-star majorette camp will
be held at Woodward Academy
the first week in August in con
junction with the annual Georgia
T-League
(From Sport* Front)
fifth inning bringing three run* in
for the Dodgers to put them
ahead.
The Orioles fielding kept the
Dodgers runs down and the score
tight.
Orioles 4 1 0 3 5 0 — 13
Dod. 5 2 3 16 0 — 17
Homerun: Robert Jackson.
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STANDINGS
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Mets 7 0
Brave* 6 2
Orioles 6 2
Red Sox 6 2
Cov. Tigers 5 2
Giants 4 2
Pirates 4 2
Padres 4 4
Indians 3 4
Dodgers 2 4
Yankees 2 4
Angels 2 5
Cardinals 2 5
Cubs 2 5
A’s 1 6
O.H. Tigers 0 7
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High School all-star game*.
Loran Smith, executive director
of the game* which are sponsored
by the Georgia Athletic Coaches
Association, said that all partici
pant* in the majorette camp will
participate in the halftime activi
ties of the all-star football game
which will be held at DeKalb
Memorial Stadium on August
5 th.
Directing the camp will be Mrs.
Connie Saye of Marietta and a
former majorette at Auburn.
"We have an excellent camp
and a tremendous staff lined up
for the week at Woodward," says
Mrs. Saye. “We are setting up
the camp where we can accom
modate overnight campers and
also day campers."
"We will begin the camp on
Sunday and conclude with the
performance at the all-star game
on Thursday night. We have had
a good response to the camp
because of the all-star game."
The camp will provide instruc
tion in dance twirl routines,
marching, two baton, fire, funda
mentals for beginners, competition
for advanced twirler* and drum
majors.
Instructors include, in addition
to Mrs. Saye, Pam Lewis, solo
twirler of the University of
Georgia; Kim Spencer, feature
twirler for Georgia Tech; Betty
Plunkett, Auburn University
majorette; Barbara Adams, 25
years of dance and baton back
ground; Cherly Crosby Wysocki,
former captain of Georgettes at
the University of Georgia.
"Randy Andre, Headland High
grad who is drum major for
Georgia, will conduct a course for
drum majors." Mrs. Saye pointed
out. “We have a complete staff
with excellent experience and
teaching background."
For further information on the
camp, call Mrs. Saye in Marietta
at 971-2649 or write: 1019 Fair
field Trace, Marietta, Ga. 30067.
Phil Schaefer
sports caster
of year
WSB Radio’s Sports Director
Phil Schaefer has recently been
named “Sportscaster of the Year”
for the state of Georgia.
The award will be presented at
the annual awards banquet by
the National Association of
Sportscasters and Sportswriters in
Salisbury, North Carolina, June
14 and 15. The selection is made
by the sportcasters and sports
writers of the state. All the
national winners are saluted at
the annual affair.
Schaefer also recently received
the United Press International
Award for his continuing series
during football season “The SEC
Today.” And the Associated Press
named his Peach Bowl Broadcast,
the “Best Play-by-Play in the
State of Georgia for 1975.”
Burke thanks
Covington News
Executive Secretary Sam F.
Burke of the Georgia High
School Association is retiring in
July after a long career with the
GHSA. His successor will be W.
C. Fordham, who has held the
Assistant Executive Secretary post
for the past 10 years.
The Covington News received
the following letter from Secretary
Burke:
Mr. Bob Greer
The Covington News
P. O. Box 431
Covington, Ga. 30209
Dear Bob:
As of July this year I will be
leaving my work with the Geor
gia High School Association.
One of the high spots of my
work has been the fine coopera
tion given by the various news
media. In this you have done an
outstanding job. I appreciate so
much the support that you have
given the overall school program
in athletics and the personal
support that you have given me.
It has been a pleasure to have
had the opportunity to work with
you. Thanks so much.
Sincerely yours,
Sam Burke
Executive Secretary
The 1977 U.S. Open golf
championship will be played June
16-19 at the Southern Hills
Country Club in Tulsa, Okla.
Oak Hill Rebels win
three straight
Astros 11,
Tigers 4
The Astros of the N.L. took
another big win by defeating the
Tigers 11-4 to keep their team
standings as undefeated.
Timothy Avery got the game
underway by hitting a double
followed by Norm Hunt with a
single. The top of the fourth was
the outstanding inning for the
Astros as Avery and Brad
Roberts each stepped up to bat
and hit homeruns. Adding to the
hits for the Astros were Chris
Hopkins with a double and Jody
Day and Vince Ward each with
a single.
Winning pitcher for the Astros
was Norm Hunt.
Oak Hill Rebels 10,
Angels 4
Ilie Oak Hill Rebels had their
fourth win against the Angels 10-
4. The Rebels got 14 hits to the
Angels 6. Rebel hits were
Maddox, Henderson, and Usher
each with a single, Chuck Bishop
three singles, Jones two singles,
Sanders a triple and two singles,
Davenport two singles and a
homerun.
Henderson was the winning
Good grades
bring rewards
to Metro
students
Nearly 20,000 students in public
and private schools of the 15-
county Metro Atlanta area have
been rewarded for their high
scholastic standing during the
school year 1975-1976.
WSB Radio and The Atlanta
Braves provided three pairs of
free, reserved-seat tickets to a
selected group of Braves home
baseball games to the students
who entered the 1976 WSB-
Atlanta Braves Straight A
Program. Students in the fifth
through 12th grades were permit
ted to apply, with their school
officials supplying the Atlanta
Braves with certified validation of
their "Straight A" average during
the next-to-last grading period of
the 1975-1976 school year.
Bob Hope, director of Public
Relations for The Atlanta Braves,
said the Braves have been “de
lighted" at response to this year’s
“Straight A" promotion, and that
approximately 55,000 free tickets
were distributed under the pro
gram. Hope added: “We all feel
this is an excellent way to honor
scholarship and we thank WSB
Radio for outstanding cooperation
and sensitivity to the communi
ty."
WSB Radio Vice President and
General Manager Elmo Ellis said
he is proud of the “fine results”
of the "Straight A" campaign, a
positive way of "recognizing
students who work hard to
achieve high scholastic rating,”
Georgia wins SIC golf tourney;
preps for NCAA meet June 9-12
Georgia’s Bulldogs tuned up for
the upcoming NCAA golf tourna*
ment (June 9-121 by storming to
a 25-stroke victory in the recent
Southern Intercollegiate Cham
pionships at the Athens Country
Club.
Legal No. 2577
May 13, 20. 27
June 3
LEGAL NOTICE
On application of Virgil L. Piper, 6113
Forest Drive. N. E. Covington, Georgia,
Articles of Incorporation have been
granted to RIVERSIDE ESTATES WATER
SYSTEM ASSOCIATION. INC., by the
Honorable Thomas W. Ridgway. Judge of
the Superior Court of Newton County, in
accordance with the applicable provisions
of the Georgia Business Corporation
Code The registered office of the cor
poration is located at 6113 Forest Drive,
N E., Covington. Georgia, and its regis
tered agent at such address is Virgil L.
Piper The purpose of the corporation is
to hold in trust the title to the private
water system serving portions of River
side Estates Subdivision, as shown by
plat recorded in Plat Book 3, page 21, in
the Office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Newton County. Georgia, and to
operate the same for the benefit of all
persons living on said property and
using said water system, in the event
the present operator of said system
should default in the operation thereof.
The corporation is not organized and
shall not be operated for pecuniary gain
or profit, and it shall have no capital
stock.
Greeley Ellis
Attorney at Law
3182 Elm Street. N. E.
Covington. Georgia 30209
pitcher and is credited with
twelve strikeouts, four assisted
put-outs, and one unassisted
putout. Good defensive plays were
made by Clinton Bishop, Daven
port, Jones and Chuck Bishop.
Getting hits for the Angels were
Stiles and Curtis with singles,
Smith a triple, and Edwards a
single and two doubles.
Losing pitcher was Autry.
Oak Hill Rebels 15.
Tigers 14
The Oak Hill Rebels won their
third game in close competition
with the Tigers by a score of 15-
14. Getting Rebel hits were
Dwight Henderson, Mike Daven
port, and David Hays each with
a single; Chuck Bishop had three
singles and a double.
Jeff Sanders had a 6th inning
grand slam. Henderson was the
winning pitcher. Making good
defensive plays were Andy
Watson, Mike Bloodworth, Kenny
Jones and Stacy Brown.
Getting hits for the Tigers were
Stoddard and Reid with doubles,
Stephens two singles, Sullivan a
single and Ellington with a triple
and a double. Losing pitcher was
Reid.
Oak Hill Rebels 24,
Athletics 7
The Oak Hill Rebels had their
second win against the Mansfield
Athletics with a score of 24-7.
The winning pitcher was Dwight
Henderson.
The Rebels who had hits were:
Andy Watson, Jeff Sanders and
Mike Davenport. Each boy had a
double and a single. Darron
Maddox had a single also. Chuck
Bishop had a big triple. Kenny
Jones was the catcher.
The A’s hits were made by
Carson, Harrison, Kitchens and
Moore each with a single. Spears
had a double as did Harrison.
Firecracker 400
at Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. —
The Medal of Honor Firecracker
400, Sunday, July 4th, will be
the third richest race — mile per
mile — on the 1976 Winston
Cup season.
Each of the 400 miles is worth
$422.88. The Daytona 500 in
February, which had a NASCAR
record purse of $322,000, paid
$644 per mile while the Winston
500 at Talladega, Ala. in early
May paid $432.47 for each of
the 500 miles.
Richard Petty will be trying for
his second straight win in the
July 4th Medal of Honor
Firecracker 400. Petty averaged
158.381 miles per hour in
winning the 1975 Firecracker
400.
The win in last year’s Fire
cracker 400 gave Petty a total of
six wins on the 2.5-mile Daytona
Speedway. He has started 31 of
the 35 races run at Daytona and
finished in the top 10 a total of
19 times.
Georgia's Chip Beck captured
the individual title with a sudden
death playoff win over Indiana's
Rob Jackson. The Bulldogs' Tim
Simpson and Joe Walter finished
third and fourth, respectively.
Georgia led from the opening
day and roared to an 851 total
for the tourney, 25 strokes ahead
of runnerup Houston. Third place
went to North Carolina, 881;
followed by North Texas State,
883; East Tennessee 886; and
Georgia Southern, 887; Ten
nessee. 887; Ohio State, 890;
Memphis State, 892; Texas
A<SM, 894; Furman, 894;
Georgia (no. 2), 899; Georgia
Tech. 901, Indiana, 904; Duke,
905; and Florida State, 905.
Final leaders in the individual
race were Beck. Ga., 209 Iwon
in playoff); Rob Jackson,
Indiana. 209; Simpson, Ga.,
211; Walter. Ga.. 213; Keith
Fergus. Houston, 214; Keith
Hiller. East Carolina, 216; Ken
Ezell, Furman, 216; Kirk Bailey,
Memphis State, 216; Kerwin
King. North Carolina. 217;
Skeeter Heath. East Tennessee,
218; Doug Higgins. North Texas
State, 2 IB; Randy Elliott, Ga.
Tech. 218; Chip Pellerin,
Georgia Southern. 218; and Jim
Becker. Georgia. 218.
