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WASHINGTON (AP) — Pelosi, the nation's first who will swap titles with Pelosi even some Pelosi admirers are Despite widespread complaints female speaker, said many col- if she succeeds in her bid. distressed by the magnitude of about massive losses that will leagues urged her to seek the "We have no intention of the losses. put Democrats in the minority, post of minori- allowing our great achieve- Several moderates, and even Speaker Nancy Pelosi said ty leader in the ments to be rolled back," Pelosi, some longtime Pelosi support- Friday she will try to stay on as new Congress 70, said in a letter to her col- ers, had openly criticized her in leader of her party in the that convenes leagues. their re-election campaigns, House. in January. Allies said Pelosi would not and had urged her to step The decision exposed a rift That will be make the bid unless she felt she aside. Pelosi's Friday between Pelosi's liberal allies the Democrats' had the votes. Some cautioned, announcement caught some off and the dwindling number of top post, however, that House members guard. moderate Democrats, who feel because vote by secret ballot when Rep. John Yarmuth, D-Ky., besieged and eager for substan- Republicans, electing the leaders of their had told a Louisville TV sta- Clocks go tive and symbolic changes in who grabbed PELOSI respective parties at the start of tion on Thursday, "as good a direction after Tuesday's more than 60 each new Congress. Pelosi's leader as she has been, I don't back one Republican rout. It also is likely Democratic-held seats Tuesday, caucus is more heavily liberal think she's the right leader to to trigger leadership battles far- will elect the next speaker. It now that many moderate take us forward." hour tonight. ther down the ladder. will be John Boehner of Ohio, Democrats lost on Tuesday, but See PELOSI, Page 6A Healthy marks Haiti’s homeless SRMC received high marks for treat- ment of heart fail- ure, cardiology battered services and coro- nary interventional procedures. Storm leaves worries

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO about spread of cholera

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Hurricane Tomas flooded camps of earthquake refugees, turning some into squalid islands Friday as it battered Haiti's rural western tip, while largely sparing the vast homeless encampments in the shattered capital. Aid workers rushed to guard against the spread of disease as the storm moved into the Survey shows SRMC gets region where thousands are infected with cholera. Driving 85 mph winds and a lashing storm surge battered Leogane, a seaside town west of Port-au-Prince that was 90 percent destroyed thumbs up from patients in the Jan. 12 earthquake. In one refugee camp, dozens of families car- STAFF REPORT Southeastern will host a celebra- care in a quality, compassionate ried their belongings through thigh-high LUMBERTON — Southeastern tion of the and efficient manner,” SRMC floodwaters to a taxi stand on higher ground, Regional Medical Center is among HealthGrades President and CEO Joann huddling under blankets and a sign that read the top 10 percent in the nation for awards on Anderson said. “This award "Welcome to Leogane." both patient experience and cardi- Wednesday at 6 demonstrates that we value our "We got flooded out and we're just waiting ology services, according to an p.m. just outside patients and work hard to ensure for the storm to pass. There's nothing we can annual study released by the main entrance that their experience at our facility do," said Johnny Joseph, a 20-year-old resident. HealthGrades, an independent to the medical exceeds their expectations.” Four deaths were confirmed by Haitian offi- health care ratings organization. center. The public The Hospital Consumer cials, all people attempting to cross rivers by By placing in the top 10 percent is invited to Assessment of Healthcare car or on foot in the mountainous region to the for patient experience, SRMC attend. Providers and Systems survey was west of Leogane, on Haiti's far southwestern received the 2010/2011 “Southeastern ANDERSON taken between July 2008 and June tip. Two more people were missing in Regional Medical 2009. Leogane. HealthGrades Outstanding Center is committed to providing Patient Experience Award. our patients with excellent health See SRMC, Page 5A See HAITI, Page 6A Obama welcomes new ideas on firing Plate up the economy sale Gene Downing, LREMS WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack rescue tech, takes an Obama says he's pleased with healthier job growth, but concedes the economy isn't pro- order while Burnis ducing enough jobs to accommodate people in Wilkins, medical captain, need of work. rushes a bag full of bar- Speaking after the October jobs report came becue plates to a waiting out, Obama said he's "open to any idea, any driver during the group’s proposal" that will help jumpstart the econo- my. He also said the country cannot afford two annual barbecue plate more years of partisan gridlock in sale. The money raised Washington. from the plate sale will The president made his statement at the be used to upgrade and White House before leaving on an Asian trip. He said that America cannot get bogged down repair essential equip- in political fights while other countries, like ment used by LREMS. China, are moving forward aggressively to build their economies. STAFF PHOTO BY LUCY NEWMAN

WEATHER INDEX OBITUARIES SPORTS Classifieds ...... 6B Edna Loper, 83, Richmond, Ind. Comics ...... 5B Lizzie Locklear, 94, Pembroke Conference Bonnie Sampson, 96, Laurinburg Editorial ...... 4A Beulah Guyton, 81, Elizabethtown contest Nation ...... 3A Donna Sanderson, 35, Maxton Sports ...... 1B Ronald Stephens, 59, Lumberton Purnell Swett’s Shirley Locklear, 61, Maxton State ...... 2A Josiah Barnes, infant, Fairmont Rams fight for their World ...... 5A Feliscia Boone, 48, Raleigh playoff lives. 57/32 Henry Chavis, 77, Fairmont Page 6A Page 1B Obituaries Archives News Sports Features www.robesonian.com 2A — THE ROBESONIAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 LOCAL/STATE www.robesonian.com N.C. honors City police excel sweet potato Inpatient admissions to RALEIGH (AP) — in shooting contest Every month is end at mental hospital arguably sweet potato STAFF REPORT Robert Morse won the month in North RALEIGH (AP) — first opened in 1856 — 30 forensic beds for min- last event of the day LUMBERTON Carolina, but now the Regular admissions to and had already laid out imum-security patients — with the highest score state is making that North Carolina's oldest in other forums how committed because of The Lumberton Police public mental hospital patients would be shift- crimes — and two out- in the Top Individual official. Department recently Shoot-Off, sponsored The state will cease by early ed to other state psychi- patient units. displayed its firearms December as regulators atric hospitals. The forensic beds will by The Robeson Department of skills by once again County Law Agriculture and move toward shutting A modern replace- be moved later to taking first place in the down the facility, ment for Dix opened in Central hospital, com- Enforcement Consumer Services has Arthur Oxendine Association. decided to spotlight the according to a report Butner two years ago, pleting all hospital oper- Memorial Firearms This event pits a crop just in time for released Friday by state lawmakers provided no ations at Dix, once all regulators. additional funds for Dix preparations and state Championship. Thanksgiving, naming large number of indi- The Department of this year and the state law requirements are This is the second November Sweet vidual shooters in a Health and Human faces a potential budget met. The two outpatient year in a row that shootout. Potato Month. Services laid out to leg- gap of more than $3 bil- units will remain. Lumberton police have North Carolina farm- The competition islative leaders a more lion. Friday's report said Current Dix Patients taken the trophy for honors Arthur ers grow 47 percent of detailed plan to close cost-cutting at Dix and their families have the event and the first the country's sweet Oxendine, who was a Dorothea Dix Hospital, would save the state been meeting with hos- year that it swept all sheriff’s detective potatoes. Agriculture a legal prerequisite $16.9 million. pital officials to prepare three competitions when he was killed in a Commissioner Steve before the official clos- The state will transfer for their moves, the held at the Robeson Troxler says the crop ing can occur, probably more than 150 addition- report said. In early hit and run accident Community College while on duty on Oct. generates nearly $176 next year. al beds for adult December, admissions Training Grounds. million a year. 1, 1993. The 21-page report patients to the new to the inpatient pretrial The Department’s About 50,000 acres of was expected. Central Regional evaluation unit for The winners of the sweet potatoes are Shooting Team com- shooting competition Department Secretary Hospital in Butner and forensic patients will be petitors consisted of being harvested this Lanier Cansler gave Cherry Hospital in discontinued and adult were recognized at the year. lawmakers two weeks Goldsboro by next admissions transferred Robert Morse, Charles awards banquet at the ago his formal notice to month, according to the to Central Regional Liles, Marcus Norton Red Springs shutter the hospital that report, leaving behind Hospital. and Reese Daniel. Community Center. The competition During the banquet, Crime Report included teams from four students from sur- the Robeson County rounding universities FROM STAFF REPORTS Shortage of Hoke bus drivers Sheriff’s Office, The and colleges each University of North received a scholarship I Damaged Carolina at Pembroke check valued at $750. means students late for class Campus Police, The association has LUMBERTON — Maxton Police awarded more than Kenneth Watts, 44, of THE FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER lost six or seven drivers. uses teachers' aids to Department and the Lumberton, reported on $25,000 worth of schol- Pay for drivers in drive the buses, but it's Fairmont Police Thursday several thou- RAEFORD (MCT) — arships to the relatives Hoke County starts at not always enough, Department and oth- sand dollars of damage A lack of bus drivers is Creech said. of law enforcement $11.04 an hour, and they ers. was done at Color Me making Hoke County work about three to five "When the substi- officers or law enforce- Lumberton police Wild Body Shop on children late for school, hours a day, Creech tutes have a doctor's ment officers them- Officer Marcus Norton Elizabethtown Road. education officials said said. The part-time appointment, or some- selves over the years. According to a police this week. position offers no bene- thing," Creech said. took the Top Gun This year the schol- report, there was $800 of Some children riding fits, such as health "That's when we have Award for the team arship board was head- damage to a fence and buses have been up to insurance. problems." competition, meaning ed up by 1st Sgt. $3,000 of damage to a 30 minutes late for Derek Graham, sec- Currently, the Hoke that he executed the Freddie L. Johnson Jr. tin wall at the business. school and have not tion chief of transporta- school system is short highest score. of the North Carolina arrived home until 5:30 tion services for the three or four drivers, Lumberton Officer Highway Patrol. I Stolen or 6 p.m., said Robert state Department of Creech said. MAXTON — Creech, transportation Public Instruction, said As a result, all school Gregory Locklear, 43, of director for Hoke he hadn't heard of this buses in the system run Cabinet Shop Road, County Schools. problem in other coun- double-load routes, THANK YOU!! reported on Thursday Low pay, no benefits ties, but that didn't which means drivers that several items stolen and the fact the state mean it wasn't going drop off elementary I want to thank those of you from his home. has frozen raises for the on. school students, then who showed confidence in me turn around and pick Missing items were a last few years have Graham said non- by giving me your time, support $200 12-gauge shotgun, helped create the prob- certified personnel, up the middle and high a $200 revolver and a lem, Creech said. such as teachers' aids, school students, Creech and your vote. $700 flat-screen TV, "We've had a bunch usually were able to said. according to a sheriff’s leave our system," he pick up the slack when (c) 2010, The Fayetteville Sincerely, report. 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!     !   www.robesonian.com STATE/NATION THE ROBESONIAN , S ATURDAY , N OVEMBER 6, 2010 — 3A Wrongful death suit filed in student’s death 150 years ago: Lincoln THE SUN NEWS Technology, died after his 2008 Kawasaki MYRTLE BEACH motorcycle crashed with election sets march to war (MCT) — The parents of a 2004 school bus driven a Myrtle Beach area by 78-year-old Michael WASHINGTON (AP) — With ing single Southern state. Within planned through 2015 at more high school student who Joseph Burns. Chaplin the wounds of a hard-fought a month, Southern states began than 75 different battlefields and was killed when his was going west on political campaign still raw, the declaring secession. historic sites, as well as at muse - motorcycle collided International Drive country was sharply divided by Reenactments of the 1860 elec - ums and other privately operat - with a school bus last while Burns was going the time the election was fin - tion will take place today in ed sites. year have sued the east and attempted to ished. Kentucky and at the Lincoln Washington's tourism school district and state turn onto S.C. 31 when It was 150 years ago today: Home National Historic Site in bureau, Destination DC, Department of the crash occurred. President Abraham Lincoln was Springfield, Ill. announced Thursday it a pro - Education, according to On Feb. 5, troopers elected amid the rising tensions In the months ahead, the Park motion with the Park Service a lawsuit filed this week with the S.C. Highway that led to the Civil War. Service will recreate Lincoln's and others called "Civil War to in Conway. Patrol cited Burns with The anniversary of Lincoln's journey from Illinois to the Civil Rights." It will include Rodney and Cathleen failure to yield right-of- election kicks off nearly five nation's capital and his inaugura - exhibits at the city's museums, Chaplin, the parents of way. He has requested a years of events by the National tion in March 1861. Lincoln's the opening of a new African Marc Chaplin, filed the jury trial and is set to Park Service and others across route to Washington led through American Civil War Memorial lawsuit Tuesday against return to court Nov. 16. the nation marking the Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Museum, the opening of Horry County Schools Chaplin, whose base Sesquicentennial of the war New York and New Jersey. the Martin Luther King Jr. and the S.C. Department school was Myrtle between North and South. "By the time he gets to Memorial and other shows and of Education as a Beach High, was on his "We're trying to say it's more Maryland, he's in enemy territo - attractions. wrongful death action way to the academy on than battles," Park Service ry," Reeder said. "And he's the City leaders said they hope to in their 18-year-old son's International Drive. tourism chief Dean Reeder said president of the United States." showcase the capital's unique Nov. 2, 2009, death. No students were on of the Civil War commemora - Plans are well under way for history of being surrounded by The Chaplins are the bus at the time of tions. Lincoln's election helps many events next year: the recre - the Confederacy and give visi - seeking $600,000 for the crash, and Burns frame the context of what would ation of Lincoln's inaugural in tors a chance to see sites beyond actual damages and was returning to North come, he said. March, the war's first bloodshed the National Mall. legal fees in the lawsuit. Myrtle Beach High Coming on the heels of this in Baltimore when a "It gets to be personal," said School officials, the School after dropping year's polarizing elections, the Massachusetts regiment was Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Chaplins and their attor - students off at the acad - anniversary echoes the nation's attacked, the first battle at Fort who represents the District of ney were not immedi - emy, authorities said. fractious mood back then. Sumter in South Carolina and the Columbia in Congress, noting ately available for com - (c) 2010, The Sun News, "I think a lot of people will first major land battle at her great-grandfather was a ment Friday. Myrtle Beach, S.C. notice it was a contentious elec - Manassas, Va., in July 1861. runaway slave. "I hope we will Marc Chaplin, a sen - Distributed by tion in 2010, and it was a way As many as 15,000 historical open people's minds to just how ior at the Academy of McClatchy-Tribune contentious election in 1860," reenactors are slated to perform historic this city is." Arts, Sciences & Information Services. Reeder said. in the Manassas recreation for To commemorate Lincoln's A century and a half ago, in a 25,000 spectators, organizers election in Washington, tourism nation already torn by disputes said. Later events will mark the groups gathered Thursday with over states' rights and the expan - battles at Antietam, Gettysburg characters dressed in Civil War Myrtle Beach snags sion of slavery, the Democratic and beyond. attire at the Willard Hotel. The Party split into Southern and The Park Service is working hotel hosted a peace convention Northern factions. Lincoln, a with dozens of partners to coor - in February 1861 to try to save world competition Republican, won without a tak - dinate the many Civil War events the Union. THE SUN NEWS Firefighter Combat Challenge. The event MYRTLE BEACH had been on Vegas' SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 6, 2010 (MCT) — The slogan Fremont Street for three 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 says, "What happens in years. 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Congress shall make no law respecting an estab- lishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assem- ble; and to petition the government for redress of grievances. Another View FROM THE NEWS & OBSERVER OF RALEIGH What will your bank do? asy now. Before you pull out the bath towel to soak up your tears over the fact that banks E are having a harder time find- ing revenue because they’ve lost things No vote on legal pot not forever like hefty overdraft fees thanks to con- gressional regulation, take it easy. And roposition 19 did not pass in for, among other things, drug-addic- addicts. Casual users work every- do the same California, and it remains tion treatment. where from Wall Street to Main Street illegal to sell, possess or But those stumbling into the and are not distinctive among those before you This move on smack your grow marijuana. I do not whirlpool of addiction would in law enforcement for committing favorite coffee the part of P think this means much amount to no more than the percent- the kinds of violent crimes we see cup on the banks could be because forces have been growing age of alcoholics from desperate and ruthless addicts. and we have begun ascending a who always A coalition made up of those with floor because akin to what slope less slippery than opponents of arrive when nerve and imagination can deal with your bank may happens when legalizing drugs might think. liquor is available everything that will be arrayed make up the airlines periodi- American states spend an estimat- and who are, in against them. Most of the opposition difference in ed $50 billion a year on our penal the end, a small to legal drugs is supported by melo- lost funds by cally caution system. Had Proposition 19 won in portion of those dramatic images of addled addicts charging you that rates are California, the entire country would who drink. dominating our streets and making it for what you going skyward have seen rather quickly how much Remember that unsafe to ever leave home. money can be saved with laws based supporters of But things are different from when thought was — and then they going to be a less on puritanical superstition than Prohibition felt Prohibition made it possible for free checking don’t, because on facts. that absolute untaxed empires to be created from not all the air- There is the issue of tax revenues: decay and disor- beer and bloodshed. The facts dis- account. Federal and state tax revenues for STANLEY der were not far mantle fantasies. Now, so many live Doggone lines raise alcohol sales exceed $5.6 billion. CROUCH away as long as on medicines prescribed by their doc- regulation. prices. Imagine if Prohibition were still in liquor could be tors that we know pharmaceutical Something like place, and what that would mean for bought in stores. substances are not inherently evil. a near- our tight budgets, local and federal. We may surely be in the middle of And if legislators were to make it Depression just sent Congress into a An economist at Harvard recently decadence and various kinds of dis- clear to our largest pharmaceutical frenzy in the name of, if you can estimated that a marijuana tax could order, but they did not come about companies how many billions of dol- believe it, consumer protection. And the bring in between $2 billion and $6 because Prohibition was repealed. lars could be made if they took over banks didn’t help matters with all those billion per year. Those are big num- Nor will any such thing result from products now driven by crime, the big-time bonuses for executives. (That bers, and numbers tend to win in the legalizing drugs. money necessary to fight off fear- didn’t apply to community banks such long run — especially since wealthy During Prohibition, bootlegging mongering campaigns would and resilient criminal empires against bankrolled organized crime. But become available. There is that much as many in North Carolina.) which billions of dollars have already while the rise and fall of the bootleg- profit to be had. Too much, in fact, to So now, consumers will get some been spent were to inevitably fall as ger is an iconic image, it was not until ignore. breaks from things like those overdraft part of the process. There it is again: the classic film “The Godfather” that Legality would shatter drug car- fees but banks are, The Associated money. a connection was made between tels and take illegal employment Press reports, trying to find new rev- Of course, the radical idea of legal- organized crime and drug sales. In a from all of the young people who enue, which may come in the form of izing drugs would take deep think- meeting of Mafia bosses, one gang- work for drug dealers like insects charges for services that previously ing, heavy number crunching and ster says of drugs: “In my city, we inside of an anthill of corruption. were free. political cooperation beyond any that would keep the traffic in the dark I believe it is inevitable. No, the Still, those community banks and we can presently imagine. But that people, the colored. They’re animals passage of Proposition 19 did not credit unions might not follow suit. And does not make it impossible. anyway, let them lose their souls.” happen, but that does not mean the Liberals and conservatives would That is not what happened at all. ball will never begin rolling. We can even in larger banks, there’s the little have to come together in the interest Drugs stayed in no special place. all be sure of one thing. If not then, matter of competition. Yes, it will take of reducing criminal activity and bol- They spread across the country and soon. Never is not an option. awareness on the part of customers to stering the economy. The result of have now become established as part shop their business around if they want such cooperation — legalized drugs of leisure entertainment. In fact, the ■ Stanley Crouch can be reached by e- to avoid new fees, but people can do — would bring in tax money to pay trade is driven by casual users, not mail at [email protected]. that. This move on the part of banks could be akin to what happens when airlines periodically caution that rates are going Redistricting awaits the Republicans skyward — and then they don’t, because not all the airlines raise prices. ecause there hasn’t been a bility to help Gov. Beverly Perdue almost as much political and media In other words, don’t “borrow sorrow GOP legislature in North enact a balanced 2011-13 budget. attention. The maps will define the from tomorrow,” pun intended, until you Carolina since the 1800s, That means proposing or agreeing to political playing field for a decade. the new Republican billions of dollars in short-term And they may well determine the see what your bank is going to do. B majorities have no short- budget savings, as well as structural fate of dozens of political careers, age of initiatives to pursue reforms of the including those of many sitting law- during the 2011 legislative session. budget process makers. In the past, most bills introduced and a long-term I have long favored amending the by Republicans were either voted plan for reduc- North Carolina constitution to down by Democratic majorities or ing North reform our redistricting process — READERS’ blocked from consideration by Carolina’s tens both to create a redistricting commis- Democratic leaders. Now, with of billions of sion and, more importantly, to apply Republicans running the state House dollars in accu- additional neutral rules to the result- and Senate, bills to, say, remove the mulated debts ing maps. But we’re out of time. POLL cap on charter schools, privatize and unfunded The earliest general-election date QUESTION: some state services, reform annexa- JOHN liabilities. for voters to consider such a consti- Do you think Robeson County should tion laws, and amend the state con- HOOD Make no mis- tutional amendment would be a year cut the mileage rate for employees from stitution to protect property rights take: you can’t from now, and the 2011 ballot will 45 cents per mile to 35 cents as a way to will probably get to the floor and balance North feature only municipal and school- pass both chambers. Carolina’s budget simply by elimi- board races. Major changes to our save up to $100,000 a year? But for all the pent-up demand to nating redundancies, axing obvious constitution are best considered in exercise legislative power on behalf pork-barrel projects, eliminating high-turnout elections. Besides, even To respond, go to The Robesonian of conservative causes, most of the vacant positions, and economizing a November 2011 date would be too Web site at www.robesonian.com. heavy lifting during the 2011 session on travel budgets. These are praise- late to get maps approved by both a will be devoted to two massive bar- worthy first steps, but their total commission and the U.S. Justice bells: the budget deficit and redis- value is denominated in the hun- Department before the start of candi- tricting. dreds of millions of dollars at most, date filing in early 2012. The fiscal challenge facing North not billions. The new Republican leg- Instead, GOP leaders should Letters Policy Carolina is daunting. At a minimum, islature will have to make some advance three pieces of legislation in state revenues will fall short of tough decisions about such items as 2011. First, they should enact new planned state spending by more Medicaid and other welfare pro- redistricting rules that telegraph their The Robesonian welcomes letters to the edi- than $3 billion. Depending on one’s grams, non-teaching expenses in the commitment to compactness and tor. Letters should be about issues of general definition — should it include only public schools and universities, big other neutral principles for drawing interest, brief and to the point. immediate operations or obligations state subsidies for private firms and districts. Second, they should enact We reserve the right to refuse letters longer such as state pensions? — the deficit nonprofits, and the use of costly new maps according to those rules. than 400 words; poetry; letters that are in bad could be described as $5 billion or imprisonment for nonviolent crimes. And third, they should enact legisla- taste or libelous; and letters from outside our more. Most North Carolinians are tion authorizing a referendum to readership. Letters may be edited, but content While past Democratic governors grown-ups. They’ll understand the write such rules, and a commission will not be altered. and legislators were responsible for need to make tough decisions to system, into the state constitution. Letters should be original. They must be most of the reckless decisions that bring state expenses in line with state If the Republican legislature can signed. Please include your address and day- created the problem, Republicans revenues. Most North Carolinians lift both the budget and redistricting time phone number. Street addresses and won’t find much political value in have already had to do that for their barbells over their heads next year, phone numbers will not be published. A pho- playing the blame game. They want- own households and businesses. the rest of the session ought to be no tograph of the writer will be used if provided. ed power in Raleigh. Now they have While the budget deficit is the sweat. Send letters to: The Robesonian, P.O. Box it. biggest problem facing the new leg- 1028, Lumberton, N.C. 28359 or fax them to Having (properly) ruled out tax islature, the responsibility to redraw ■ John Hood is president of the John (910) 739-6553. Letters can be sent e-mail to increases as the solution, North Carolina’s congressional and Locke Foundation and publisher of [email protected]. Republicans now have the responsi- legislative districts may consume CarolinaJournal.com. www.robesonian.com NATION THE ROBESONIAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 — 5A Connecticut No sentence in Victims remembered 1 year home invasion after shooting at Fort Hood FORT HOOD, Texas battle with the shooter, (AP) — Parents, spouses eventually wounding and children reverently him. Munley was NEW HAVEN, Conn. mous either way, that the approached the 6-foot- wounded by the gun- (AP) — Jurors deciding so-called statutory miti- tall granite memorial man. punishment for a man gating factors exist or Friday, some kneeling "It's not about us. It's convicted in a deadly they do not. If the jury and wiping away tears about the families," Todd home invasion suggested does not find unanimity, as they gently touched a said after the ceremony, Friday on their first day it could lead to a mistrial name etched on the adding that he thinks of deliberations that they on the sentencing part of stone — each belonging about the shooting every were divided over the trial and a new penal- to one of the 13 people day. whether special circum- ty phase to determine killed in the Fort Hood Kerry Cahill — whose stances existed that could Hayes' sentence. shooting rampage a father, physician assis- automatically spare him The first note cited a year ago. tant Michael Cahill, was the death penalty. hypothetical example Many families of the killed — hugged Staff The New Haven jury that a majority of jurors 12 soldiers and one civil- Sgt. Zackary Filip, a com- weighing the fate of agreed there were such ian who died Nov. 5, bat medic who had Steven Hayes sent two special mitigating factors. 2009, met for the first recently returned from notes to Judge Jon Blue But the later note cited time at the anniversary Afghanistan and helped before adjourning with- different vote tallies, with memorial, hugging and about 20 wounded sol- out a verdict. They return seven jurors saying weeping together. diers that day. Filip Saturday. Hayes' mental capacity "I wanted to come received a medal Friday. The jury needs to was not impaired. down here and see the "I wanted to meet the unanimously agree if cer- Blue told the jurors to place where she died and tain mitigating factors continue talks, pointing people who knew Dad ... get a better understand- and to say 'thank you,'" specified in the law apply out after the first note that ing of what happened, against Hayes, who was they had only been delib- said Kerry Cahill of New and I think that's Orleans. convicted of killing a erating several hours. helped," said Philip woman and her two If the jury resolves the One year ago, a gun- Warman, of Havre De ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO daughters in the 2007 issue, the second stage of man wearing an Army Grace, Md., who had Sgt. Ericka Escalante, left, prays during an combat uniform shouted home invasion in deliberations involves never before been to the Cheshire. Among the weighing factors present- awards ceremony and memorial stone unveiling "Allahu Akbar!" — Texas Army post where Arabic for "God is great!" issues, Hayes' attorneys ed by prosecutors such as his wife, Lt. Col. Juanita commemorating the one-year anniversary of — and opened fire in a say he should get life in the cruel and heinous Warman, was killed as the worst mass shooting on a U.S. military base. prison because his mental nature of the deaths she prepared for deploy- crowded medical build- capacity was significantly against other factors cited ment to Iraq. ing where deploying sol- impaired during the by defense attorneys such "It's been very diffi- tears. died were bound by a diers get vaccines and crime. as Hayes' drug addiction cult, and has taken the Later Friday, more spirit of service. other tests, witnesses say. Jurors must be unani- and abusive childhood. better part of last year to than 1,000 soldiers, vic- "We will never forget," He fired rapidly, pausing back to functioning," he tims' families and others he said. only to reload, shooting said. gathered for a memorial Earlier Friday, Casey at soldiers hiding under Leila Hunt ceremony that included and Army Secretary John desks and those fleeing SRMC Willingham of a moment of silence and McHugh presented the building, according FROM PAGE 1A Patients first McKinney called the the playing of taps. awards to more than 50 to witnesses. memorial a good way to Army Chief of Staff soldiers and civilians The gunman was Under a program To reach these quality honor her brother and Gen. George Casey told whose actions "went identified by witnesses administered by the achievements, others who lost their the crowd that during above and beyond the and authorities as Maj. Centers for Medicare Southeastern: lives that day. On Friday, the past year, he visited call of duty." Capt. John Nidal Hasan, an Army and Medicaid Services, I Established its car- she gently placed a 1987 two units that each had Gaffaney, who was fatal- psychiatrist and part of the U.S. diovascular program penny — from the year lost several soldiers in ly shot after he threw a American-born Muslim Department of Health using evidence-based her brother, Spc. Jason the shootings before they chair at the gunman, who was to deploy to and Human Services, standards. Dean "J.D." Hunt, was deployed. He said the received an award Afghanistan the follow- surveys were sent to I Conducted month- born — on the memorial. units were an inspiration posthumously. ing month. Hasan, who patients within 48 hours ly interdisciplinary qual- "He was incredibly — as were soldiers such The crowd rose to its was paralyzed from the after their discharge. ity oversight meetings selfless from the moment as Staff Sgt. Patrick feet and applauded chest down when he “There are a select for cardiology services, he was born. He was Zeigler, who nearly died when medals were pre- was shot that day, is group of hospitals that which included active always giving gifts, and after being shot four sented to Officer Kim charged with 13 counts have made a top-to- participation from front- obviously he gave the times but learned to walk Munley and Sgt. Mark of premeditated murder bottom commitment to line employees to ultimate gift last year," again and continues Todd, the two civilian and 32 counts of providing their patients providers. Hunt Willingham said, physical therapy. Fort Hood police officers attempted premeditated with an outstanding I Established part- her eyes welling with Casey said those who who engaged in a gun- murder. patient experience as nerships in care with part of their overall com- intensivists, cardiolo- mitment to quality,” said gists, emergency medi- Dr. Rick May, a cine specialists and hos- HealthGrades vice presi- pitalists. dent. I Continues to main- “Members of their tain a partnership/affili- community should take ation with Duke pride in knowing that, University Health should they need it, System. there’s a hospital in their Patients highly value area that puts patients independent informa- first,” he said. tion on hospital quality The analysis of the performance, said HCAHPS surveys by HealthGrades, and in HealthGrades found light of recent health that 50 percent more reform measures, patients gave SRMC and demand for this infor- the other recipients of mation is only likely to the Outstanding Patient increase. Experience Award an In a recent survey of overall rating of a nine visitors to or a 10 — 10 being the HealthGrades.com relat- highest possible — ed to hospital quality, 94 when compared with percent ranked quality the poorest-performing outcomes and ratings as 15 percent of hospitals. very important com- DIABETES EDUCATION Similarly, 50 percent pared with reputation more patients reported (89 percent), volume (78 A COMMUNITY EVENT that they would definite- percent), and location ly recommend the hos- (58 percent). pital to their family and Southeastern friends. Regional Medical Center Wednesday, November 10 In addition to being stands committed to a 6:00 pm ranked among the top 10 culture of quality and percent in the nation for transparency and is cardiology services, proud of the results that HealthGrades also its cardiac program has Holiday Inn ranked SRMC No. 2 in achieved, Anderson North Carolina for cardi- said. 101 Wintergreen Drive ology services, No. 3 for According to the 13th Lumberton, NC 28358 overall cardiac services annual HealthGrades and No. 4 for coronary Hospital Quality in interventional proce- America study top-rated dures in 2011. hospitals had a 53 per- Southeastern also cent lower mortality rate received five-star ratings than the U.S. national for: treatment of heart average for 17 proce- failure; cardiology serv- dures and diagnoses ices; and coronary inter- ranging from bypass ventional procedures. surgery to treatment for Five stars is the high- heart attack. 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© 2010 Novo Nordisk. Printed in the U.S.A. 141935 August 2010 (910) 272-6424 Changing Diabetes ® is a registered trademark of Novo Nordisk A/S 201 East Livermore Drive (Inside Angel Exchange Building) 6A — THE ROBESONIAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 OBITUARIES www.robesonian.com Death Notices Lizzie Locklear half-sisters, Lois Revels of Lumberton and Shirley 2010, at home. Pembroke Fitzpatrick of California; eight grandchildren; and Services will be at a later date in Newark, N.J. Lizzie Bell Locklear, 94, of Evergreen Church seven great-grandchildren. The visitation will be from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Road, died Nov. 4, 2010, at the home of her The visitation will be from 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday the home in Raleigh. daughter. before the service at the Laurel Hill Baptist Arrangements by McKoy & Sons Mortuary in St. The funeral will be held 3 p.m. Sunday at Church. Pauls. Revels Funeral Home Chapel in Lumberton, the Arrangements by Richard Boles Funeral Revs. Doug Campbell and Keith Long Service. Henry Chavis officiating. Burial will follow in Burnt Fairmont Swamp Baptist Church Cemetery. Beulah Guyton Henry Raeford “Ray” Chavis, 77, of 767 J.W. She was born in Robeson County Elizabethtown Road, died Nov. 5, 2010, at McLeod Medical on Sept. 17, 1916. She was the Beulah Collier Guyton, 81, of Elizabethtown, Center in Dillon, S.C. daughter of the late Henderson Bullard died Nov. 4, 2010. The funeral will be 3 p.m. Monday at Dogwood and Arthle Jacobs. The funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Western Baptist Church, the Revs. Tracy Locklear, Prather Locklear was preceded in death by Prong Baptist Church, Pastors Warren Hill and Sampson, and Roger Strickland officiating. Burial her husband, Carlie Locklear; a son, Ron Wilson officiating. Burial will follow in Bladen will follow in the church cemetery. Carlie (Sack) Locklear Jr.; and a grandson, Marcus Memorial Gardens. Surviving are his wife, Suzzie Chavis of the Wayne Locklear. Surviving are five sisters, Mary John Huggins of home; two sons, Henry Chavis Jr. and Vernon She is survived by a sister, Novella Hall of Elizabethtown, Thelma Collier Roberson of Hunt, both of Fairmont; a daughter, Carol Goins of Shannon; five daughters, Pat Sanderson of Kinston, Jeanette Collier Savage of Council, Red Springs; six brothers, James Chavis, Rowland, Martha Hundley and husband Carl Dorothy Collier Smith of Cary, and Hazel Collier Cleveland Chavis, Robert Chavis, Earl Chavis, and Gene, both of Lumberton, Dorthy Locklear and Wallace of Morehead City. David Chavis, all of Fairmont, and Eugene Chavis husband Cooledge Locklear, and Barbara Carter Arrangements by Bladen Gaskins Funeral of Rowland; three sisters, Rudy Locklear of and husband Buddy, all of Pembroke, and Ruth Home in Elizabethtown. McDonald, Teresa Walters of Fairmont, and Betty Walker and husband Russel Walker, both of Chavis of Lumberton; eight grandchildren; 13 Indiana; two sons, Eddie Arnold Locklear and Donna Sanderson great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild. Joseph Locklear and wife Paula, all of Pembroke; Maxton The visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at 31 grandchildren; 52 great-grandchildren; 23 great- Donna Lynn Sanderson, 35, of 107 Ozeley Boles Funeral Home of Rowland. great-grandchildren; special friends, Belton Jr. and Road, died Nov. 3, 2010, at Southeastern Regional Diane McMillan; and her caregiver, Victoria Medical Center. Hanna. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Maxton The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 First Assembly Church, the Revs. Gary McMillian, Charles Oxendine, and Billy Clark officiating. Burial Incompletes tonight at Revels Funeral Home and other times at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Barbara will follow in Sanderson family cemetery. and Buddy Carter, 173 Professor Drive, Pembroke. Surviving are her husband, Haines Locklear of Laura Wilson, of St. Pauls, died Nov. 5, 2010, Paid obituary Maxton; a daughter, Sequoya Clark; and six sis- at Church of God Home in Carlisle, Pa. McNeill ters, Jennifer Locklear, Rose Sullivan, and Becky Mackie Funeral Home in St. Pauls. Edna Loper Thompson, all of Red Springs, Jacqueline Deese, Richmond, Ind. Bonnie Clark, and Sara Sanderson, all of Maxton. Edna E. “Teenie” Loper, 83, of Richmond, went The visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at home to be with her Lord who she dearly loved on Thompson’s Funeral Home in Pembroke. Nov. 4, 2010, at Reid Hospital. Funerals The funeral will be 10 a.m. Monday at Doan & Ronald Stephens Mills Funeral Home, Pastors David Lumberton Today Anderson and Greg Boyce officiating. Ronald Dale Stephens, 59, of 37 Dot Ave., died Burial will be in Goshen Cemetery. Oct. 22, 2010, at home. Ricky White, 2 p.m. at Bakers Creek AME Zion She was born July 29, 1927, in The funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Raft Swamp Church in Bladenboro. Fairmont, N.C., to Montgomery and Baptist Church, the Rev. Larry Mitchel-Hayes offici- Mary Ivy Evans. She lived in this area ating. Savannah Bethea, 3 p.m. at Holy Swamp most of her life. Teenie worked for Surviving are a daughter, Brittany Stephens of Baptist Church in Lumberton. Stevens Wire and for Tom Raper. She Maxton; three sisters, Karen Stephens, Pam was a member of Fountain City Wesleyan Church. Westbrook, and Felicia Hardee, all of Lumberton; John McLellan Sr., 2 p.m. at Chestnut Street Teenie enjoyed taking trips and absolutely loved and two grandchildren. United Methodist Church. going to church and spending time with family. Arrangements by Thompson’s Funeral Home in She was preceded in death by her husband, Pembroke. Beulah Guyton, 2 p.m. at Western Prong Baptist Church. Cecil Loper Jr.; her parents; son, Kenneth Carl; three sisters; two brothers; and son-in-law, Steve Shirley Locklear Maxton Martha Nettles, 3 p.m. at Elizabethtown Baptist Fisher. Shirley “Pee Wee” O. Locklear, 61, of 325 Church. Surviving are her son, Jerry Smith of Richmond; Stanton Road, died Nov. 4, 2010. daughters, JoAnn Fisher of Richmond, Doris The funeral will be 3 p.m. Sunday at Mt. Hebron Iona Oxendine, 3 p.m. at Preston Church. Kassen (husband John) of White Bear Lake, Minn., Baptist Church, the Revs. David Hunt and Charles and Sharon Hoober (husband Tim) of Fountain Oxendine officiating. Burial will follow in Little Zion Beulah Guyton, 2 p.m. at Western Prong City; five grandchildren, Jennifer Blanton, Lisa Church Cemetery. Baptist Church. Kinney, Farrah Weiss, Justin Hoober, and Ty Surviving are a son, William Eddie Oxendine; Smith; 11 great-grandchildren; sisters, Lyzette seven sisters, Katie Locklear of Maxton, Rosie Ronald Stephens, 2 p.m. at Raft Swamp Strickland (husband Claude) of Fairmont and Revels of Rowland, Ophelia Revels of Pembroke, Baptist Church. Elizabeth Lupo of Lake View, S.C.; brother, M.G. Frances Hill of Lumberton, Aline Lemons of Evans (wife Etta Mae) of Fairmont; nieces; Fayetteville, Minnie Brayboy of Newport, and Betty Sunday nephews; and many friends. Johnson of High Point; and three brothers, Leroy The visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Oxendine of Laurinburg, Billy Oxendine and Alton Lizzie Locklear, 3 p.m. at Revels Funeral Doan & Mills Funeral Home, 790 National Road Oxendine, both of Maxton. Home Chapel in Lumberton. West, Richmond. The visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at Biggs Memorials may be made to Fountain City Funeral Home in Lumberton, and other times at Bonnie Sampson, 3 p.m. at the Laurel Hill Wesleyan Church Building Fund, 5600 U.S. 27 551 Jaycee Hut Road, Pembroke. Baptist Church. North, Richmond, Ind. 47374. Condolences may be sent to the family via the Josiah Barnes Donna Sanderson, 2 p.m. at Maxton First guest book at www.doanmillsfuneralhome.com. Fairmont Assembly Church. Paid obituary Josiah Ezekiel Barnes, infant, of 605 Linden St., died Nov. 4, 2010, at Southeastern Regional Shirley Locklear, 3 p.m. at Mt. Hebron Baptist Bonnie Sampson Medical Center. Church. Laurinburg A graveside service will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Bonnie Woodell Sampson, 96, of Laurinburg, Rose Hill Baptist Church Cemetery in Rowland. Josiah Barnes, 2 p.m. at Rose Hill Baptist died Nov. 4, 2010. Surviving are his parents, Derrick Barnes and Church Cemetery in Rowland. The funeral will be 3 p.m. Sunday at the Laurel Michelle Bethea; two sisters, Tequila and Deja; and Hill Baptist Church, the Rev. Don Malpass officiat- two brothers, Jordan and Caleb. Monday ing. Burial will follow in Hillside Memorial Park. Arrangements by Hill’s Funeral Home in Surviving are a son, Layton Sampson of Fairmont. Edna Loper, 10 a.m. at Doan & Mills Funeral Montgomery, Ala.; three daughters, Mildred S. Home. Simmons of Elizabethtown, Judith Gail Rigsbee of Feliscia Boone Durham, and Catherine Seagroves of Mebane; a Raleigh Henry Chavis, 3 p.m. at Dogwood Baptist brother, Cleveland Woodell of Richmond, Va.; two Feliscia Boone, 48, of Raleigh, died Nov. 3, Church.

HAITI PELOSI FROM PAGE 1A 2 catastrophes FROM PAGE 1A Rep. Kissell hopes for a change of mind

Tomas had earlier capital to the ground, the He reversed field Rep. Larry Kissell's Republicans were Pelosi's announce- killed at least 14 people devastation can still be Friday after she office said he hopes giddy in learning the ment set off a likely bat- in the eastern Caribbean. seen in scores of col- announced her inten- Pelosi "will change her news. tle for the No. 2 On Friday it came ashore lapsed buildings and tions, and after a senior mind and step aside." Republican National Democratic leadership as a Category 1 hurri- sprawling refugee Pelosi ally, Rep. George Reps. Dan Boren of Committee Chairman job, now held by cane, pummeling Haiti's camps. Miller of California, Oklahoma and Mike Michael Steele, in a Majority Leader Steny southern peninsula, The disasters mingled called him. Ross of Arkansas also meeting with reporters, Hoyer of Maryland. The before moving on to the in Leogane, where milky Pelosi "has proven said they opposed put his hands over his party's third-ranking rest of the country, east- brown floodwaters filled time and time again that Pelosi. head and applauded. leader, House Whip Jim ern Cuba and the quake-cracked streets she is able to build con- They were among the "My breath is taken Clyburn of South Bahamas. and cut off a camp that sensus in a caucus com- many House Democrats away by that announce- Carolina, said he will It could be days was home to hundreds prised of members from whom Republicans criti- ment," he said, grinning. try to keep the job, before the storm's of refugees. all across the ideological cized for their loyalty to In a statement, White which will become the impact is known as "We have an assess- spectrum," Yarmuth the California liberal, House spokesman Bill second in command reports filter in from iso- ment team there now said. who was a forceful Burton said the presi- when Democrats lated mountain towns and there's a couple Other House though generally well- dent appreciates the become the minority. cut off by the flooding. towns that have been Democrats held their liked speaker. During work of Pelosi and the If Clyburn — the But as officials took stock damaged from some ground. her four years as Democratic leadership House's highest-rank- and aid workers rushed flooding and some wind Rep. Joe Donnelly, D- Speaker, Pelosi used all team "who have been ing African-American to contain flood damage damage," said Steve Ind., said he was "disap- her political muscle to great partners in mov- — prevails, Hoyer and the widening McAndrew, head of pointed that Speaker enact contentious meas- ing the country for- would be forced out of cholera epidemic, the Pelosi is going to seek ures such as President ward" and he looks for- the leadership ranks for storm left harsh operations for the American Red Cross. the position of Minority Barack Obama's health ward to working with the first time in many reminders of poverty's Leader." North Carolina care overhaul. them. years. toll on the Caribbean The storm's center nation. was about 50 miles (80 "We have two catas- kilometers) south of trophes that we are man- Great Inagua Island after “It’s Bowling Saturday” aging. The first is the it lashed Port-au-Prince, hurricane and the sec- where a thick gray IN NOVEMBER ond is cholera," canopy of clouds hung President Rene Preval over the capital and a Find your name in today’s told the nation in a tele- steady downpour vision and radio turned streets into flow- Classifieds and WIN!! address. ing canals that carried 8 am - 6 pm He could have includ- garbage through the city. “Game at Lumberton Bowling Center” ed a third. Ten months By late Friday, its wind contact THE ROBESONIAN for prize 201 East Livermore Drive (Inside Angel Exchange Building) 272-6423 after the magnitude-7 speeds had diminished 739-4322 ext. 116 earthquake shook the to 75 mph. www.robesonian.com WORLD THE ROBESONIAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 — 7A Death toll for volcano disaster now 122

MOUNT MERAPI, Indonesia (AP) desperately to outrun the flows, which — A surge of searing gas raced down reached speeds of 60 mph, on a motor- the sides of Mount Merapi on Friday, bike. Her mother, father and 12-year-old smothering entire villages as it killed or sister, Prisca, left first, but with gray ash seriously burned those caught in its blocking out any light, they mistakenly path. The death toll after the volcano’s drove into — rather than away from — largest eruption in a century soared to the volcano’s dangerous discharge. 122. The 18-year-old Sri went looking for The worst hit village of Bronggang them when she heard her mother’s lay nine miles from the fiery crater, just screams, leaving at home an older sister, on the perimeter of the government- who died when the house became delineated “danger zone.” Crumpled engulfed in flames. roofs, charred carcasses of cattle and “It was a safe place. There were no broken chairs — all layered in white ash signs to evacuate,” said Sri, a vacant gaze and soot — dotted the smoldering land- fixed on Prisca, whose neck and face are scape. burned a shiny ebony, her features near- The zone has since been expanded to ly melted away. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO a ring 12 miles from the peak, bringing it Their mother is still missing. Their Indonesian soldier and rescuers run Friday after Mount Merapi erupt- to the edge of the ancient royal capital of father, whose feet and ankles are burned, ed in Indonesia. Yogyakarta, which has been put on its is being treated in another ward. highest alert. “I don’t know what to say,” she whis- sands of tremors. magma dome, experts who have spent a Sri Sucirathasri said her family had pers when asked if she blames officials With each new eruption, scientists lifetime studying the volcano now say stayed in their Bronggang home for not warning the family. “Angry at and officials have steadily pushed the the don’t know what to expect. Thursday night because they hadn’t who? I’m just sad. And very sick.” villagers who live along Merapi’s fertile Scientists can study the patterns of been told to leave. Merapi’s latest round of eruptions slopes farther from the crater. volcanoes, but their eruptions are essen- They awoke in the dark as the moun- began Oct. 26, followed by more than a But after initially predicting earlier tially unpredictable, as Merapi’s increas- tain let out thunderous claps and tried dozen other powerful blasts and thou- eruptions would ease pressure under the ingly intense blasts have proved. Plane crash kills all 68 passengers  GUASIMAL, Cuba hours while firefighters (AP) — Rescue workers sprayed the smoldering on Friday pulled bodies wreckage. Bodies of the from the charred wreck- victims were being  age of a state airliner that brought to the medical went down in rugged examiner’s office in central Cuba, as desperate Havana for identification, relatives gathered at the and a commission was capital’s airport and formed to determine the called foreign embassies cause of the crash. seeking information on There was no mention   their loved ones. of whether authorities   All 68 people aboard recovered the plane’s AeroCaribbean Flight 883 flight recorders, which were killed when the tur- can give crucial informa- boprop plane went down tion about a flight’s final Thursday afternoon in a moments.  remote area near the vil- Javier Figueroa, an offi- lage of Guasimal in Sancti cial at the Argentine Spiritus province. Embassy in Havana, said Twenty-eight foreign- the mission was inundat- ers were among the dead, ed with calls from wor- including nine ried relatives in his coun-  Argentines, seven try. 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Miami Washington, DC 53 37 pt sun 53 39 sun © 2008 Hometown Content Nov 13 Nov 21 Today’s weather 71/55 Obituaries Archives News Sports Features www.robesonian.com Names In The News He’s always high on dates THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dear Dr. Brothers: issue if you are willing Your idea of a girl Suge Knight to across the English I've been going out to go out with some- to date may be that appeal decision Channel. with this really talent- one you suspect she should be very ed guy I met at work. doesn't really like you. different from the girls MIAMI — The attor- Nuns sell Wagner He's really smart, It's time for you to you used to hang out ney for Marion "Suge" card for $262,000 cool, nice-looking and take a hard look at with in high school. 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And they're spending FOR COLORED GIRLS (R) bugs apparently still need to nical artistry." which was delayed for several hundreds of thousands of dol- 3:00, 5:45, 8:45 be worked out on Broadway's Originally scheduled to weeks while Stephen lars on this thing," he says. version of Spider-Man. begin previews on Nov. 14 Sondheim tinkered with the "That must be brutal on the Producers of "Spider-Man with an opening four days musical before it finally producers." Town & Country 3525 738-2012 Turn Off the Dark" have been before Christmas, the show opened. The reported $60 million Fayettevile Rd. forced to delay by three weeks will now begin previews on Westenberg, who now musical is, by any measure, a the official opening of the DUE DATE (R) Nov. 28 and finally open on teaches theater at Drury huge undertaking. It will have 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 costly and complicated show, Jan. 11, a less-than-ideal University in Springfield, a 41-member cast, 18 orchestra and it will only open its doors timetable for luring the Mo., says many reasons can members and aerial stunts SECRETARIAT (PG) for previews after the busy crowds that descend on delay a show's opening, designed by a longtime 3:00, 5:30, 8:30 Thanksgiving holiday. Broadway over the holidays. including weak stories or Cirque du Soleil alum that PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 2 (R) "Shows like ours, that 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 embrace the challenge of "That's usually a sign that songs, unfinished costumes, will shoot actors up to 40 mph opening on Broadway without there's trouble in River City," not-ready-for-prime-time pro- through the air and over the RED (PG13) an out-of-town tryout, often says Robert Westenberg, a duction values and unready audience. Its promotional 2:40, 4:50, 7:00, 9:10 Tony Award-nominated actor need to adjust their schedules stars. material promises "a thrilling Admission 7.00 Matinee 5.00 along the way," lead producer whose Broadway credits "Every week that they experience in ways never- SHOWTIMES FOR TODAY ONLY! MATINEE, MILITARY, & SENIOR PRICING Michael Cohl said in a state- include "Les Miserables," spend rehearsing is a week before-dreamed-possible in 7 DAY ADVANCE TICKETING ment released Friday, citing an ''Zorba" and the original 1987 where there's absolutely no live theater." * = NO PASSES ACCEPTED = * Phone: THE ROBESONIAN PREP FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 739-4322, Ext. 111 Purnell Swett 22 East Columbus 29 Fax: Lumberton 17 South Robeson 0 739-6553 E-Mail: Fairmont 35 Red Springs 26 [email protected] Sports St. Pauls 15 West Columbus 0 S aturday, November 6, 2010 www.robesonian.com Section B PREP SPORTS Champs Fairmont wins 3 Rivers title SHAWN STINSON SPORTS EDITOR

ST. PAULS — While Fairmont's Juwan Addison, Tyreke Addison and St. Pauls’ Kalem Hunt were in the headlines, it was the Golden Tornadoes' Brandon McDonald that stole the show. McDonald scored a touchdown, threw for a score and intercepted three passes to lead Fairmont to a 35-15 vic - tory in the "Brawl For It All." The win allowed the Golden Tornadoes to finish the Three Rivers Conference slate with a perfect 5-0 mark

PHOTO BY ABBIGAIL OVERFELT and the outright championship. Cameron Locklear leads the huddle after Purnell Swett’s 22-17 win at Lumberton. "Tonight is sweet," Fairmont coach Keith Wood said. "No matter what happens after this, we will just take it one week at a time, but tonight is sweet." McDonald said a pep talk from the coaching staff sparked his breakout game. "I just felt like I could help the team tonight," McDonald said. "Coach said we needed playmakers and I was able to make some plays with the ball tonight." McDonald's biggest play of the night came when he was lined up as the punter. Wood called for a fake punt Instant classic on fourth-and-13 from the St. Pauls 34 with his team leading 14-7. McDonald tossed to the left to a wide open Tyreke Addison who darted and dodged across the field for a 66-yard touchdown. "It was designed," McDonald said. "I used to play quarterback in middle school. It's designed to get the ball Juan Jones’ late touchdown sends out to Tyreke and it worked to perfection." Rams to 22-17 win over Pirates See FAIRMONT, Page 3B BRAD CRAWFORD STAFF WRITER

LUMBERTON — The Backyard Brawl keeps getting better and better. Only fitting for Robeson County's most bitter rivalry. Juan Jones' 11-yard touchdown run with 2:13 remaining propelled Purnell Swett to a 22-17 win at Lumberton Friday night, pushing the Rams into the postsea - son for the eighth-straight season. Jason Hunt set up Jones' score with a leaping 38-yard reception in double cov - erage at the Pirate 18, seconds after Lumberton kicker Connor Haskins had given his team a 17-16 lead on a 35-yard field goal with 3:23 left to play. Call Hunt's snare a season-saver for the Rams. And one that won't soon be forgot - ten in Swett football lore. "I know I had to come down with it when the pass went my way," Hunt said. "Our team needed a big play and my number was called." Swett coach Mark Heil erupted on the sideline after his quarterback, Chase Armstrong, took the final knee in the vic - tory formation. It was Heil's third win in four years over the Pirates and first at Lumberton as coach of the Rams since 1991. "We needed a senior to step up in a big way," Heil said. "No one can understand what Jason has been through. He dropped PHOTO BY ABBIGAIL OVERFELT PHOTO BY ABBIGAIL OVERFELT some passes in the season opener and Fairmont’s Donte Smith, left, and Charlton Lumberton's Brent Bristow looks for room to kept believing in himself. I'm so proud of Townsend led a Golden Tornadoes’ defense that run against Purnell Swett. See RAMS, Page 3B limited St. Pauls to 227 total yards. FRIDAY’S TOP PERFORMERS I Fairmont’s Brandon Bulldogs. I Lumberton’s Dorian Davis most of his four completions, McDonald recorded three inter - I East Columbus running made an acrobatic 28-yard touch - throwing for 116 yards with no ceptions, had a fumble recovery back Derreck Young ran 13 down reception in the first quarter interceptions. for a touchdown, threw a touch - times for 97 yards and a touch - of his team’s loss to Purnell Swett. I Lumberton running back down pass and kicked three extra down in the Gators’ road victory I Jason Hunt, who came into Brent Bristow rushed five times points. in Rowland. Friday’s game against Lumberton for 48 yards on offense and made I Juan Jones tallied 219 all-pur - I Blake Greene, Taquan as Swett’s third-best receiver, five tackles on defense. pose yards and a touchdown in Conely and Xavier hauled in two passes for 52 yards. I Telvin Clark, Purnell Swett Purnell Swett’s second straight win McEachern each scored touch - His 38-yard grab late in the game safety, led the Rams with nine over rival Lumberton. downs on the ground for Red put the Rams in position to win. stops in the victory at Lumberton, I St. Pauls’ Sandy Chavis had Springs during the Red Devils’ 26-0 I Purnell Swett quarterback helping his team solidify a playoff 90 yards on 17 carries for the win in Cerro Gordo. Chase Armstrong made the berth.

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HE SAID IT SPORTS Nov. “Mek was outstanding tonight, Every time he 6, stepped out on the court, he played 2010 with a lot of passion.” NOTES SCOREBOARD — New Orleans Hornet point guard Chris Paul on teammate Emeka Okafor

From staff and wire reports PREP SPORTS NFL NHL UNCP to give back FOOTBALL First Quarter AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Purnell Swett 22 RS — Blake Green 3 run (Jonathan East Atlantic Division Valladerez kick) W L T Pct PF PA GP W L OT Pts GF GA to area teachers Lumberton 17 RS — Xavier McEachern 30 run (kick failed) New England 6 1 0 .857 205 154 Philadelphia 13 8 4 1 17 41 30 Fourth Quarter N.Y. Jets 5 2 0 .714 159 110 N.Y. Rangers 13 7 5 1 15 38 36 Purnell Swett 0 7 9 6 —22 RS — Taquan Conely run (kick failed) Miami 4 3 0 .571 133 149 Pittsburgh 13 6 6 1 13 37 33 PEMBROKE — The Lumberton 7 0 7 3 —17 RS — McEachern 30 run (Valladerez kick) Buffalo 0 7 0 .000 131 211 N.Y. Islanders13 4 7 2 10 34 48 University of North Carolina at South New Jersey 15 4 10 1 9 25 48 RECORD — Red Springs 3-7, 3-2. Pembroke will be giving away First Quarter W L T Pct PF PA Northeast Division LU — Dorian Davis 24 pass from Marquez Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 193 142 GP W L OT Pts GF GA free gifts to teachers who attend North (Connor Haskins kick) LOCAL SPORTS Tennessee 5 3 0 .625 224 150 Montreal 13 8 4 1 17 32 30 today's football contest against Second Quarter Houston 4 3 0 .571 170 197 Boston 10 7 3 0 14 32 18 North Greenville. Kickoff is slat- PS — Chase Armstrong 1 run (Nakota Jamie Reeves Tennis Tournament Jacksonville 4 4 0 .500 165 226 Ottawa 13 6 6 1 13 33 38 Locklear kick) Women's singles final North Toronto 12 5 5 2 12 29 31 ed for 2 p.m. Third Quarter Sarah Crawford def. Megan Bake 6-3, 6-0 W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 14 3 9 2 8 34 46 As part of Teacher PS — Safety Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 149 129 Southeast Division PS — Travon Clark 33 run (Locklear kick) Robeson County Parks and Recreation Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 147 102 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Appreciation Day, teachers who LU — Mac McGill 67 fumble recovery Todayʼs Bowl Games Cleveland 2 5 0 .286 118 142 Washington 13 9 4 0 18 44 32 present their ID at the time of (Haskins kick) Mustang Bowl (Play-in Game) Cincinnati 2 5 0 .286 146 163 Tampa Bay 12 7 3 2 16 37 34 Fourth Quarter ticket purchase will receive a Parkton vs. Prospect #1, 9 a.m. West Atlanta 13 6 5 2 14 40 46 LU — FG Haskins 35 Tornado Bowl W L T Pct PF PA CAROLINA 13 6 7 0 12 38 42 gift from the UNCP School of PS — Juan Jones 11 run (run failed) Piney Grove vs. Maxton, 10 a.m. Kansas City 5 2 0 .714 163 122 Florida 11 5 6 0 10 34 29 Education. Bulldog Bowl Oakland 4 4 0 .500 212 168 PS LU Play-in game winner vs. Prospect #2, 11 a.m San Diego 3 5 0 .375 210 174 WESTERN CONFERENCE Admission is $10 and tickets First Downs 14 12 Red Devil Bowl Denver 2 6 0 .250 154 223 Central Division can be bought inside the Jones Total yards 293 171 Deep Branch vs. Fairmont, Noon GP W L OT Pts GF GA Rushes-yards 43-177 39-129 Ram Bowl NATIONAL CONFERENCE Detroit 11 8 2 1 17 35 26 Center in room 1206. You can Passing 116 42 Red Springs vs. Union, 1 p.m. East St. Louis 10 7 1 2 16 28 17 reserve tickets by calling (910) Comp-Att-Int 4-6-0 4-9-1 Pirate Bowl W L T Pct PF PA Columbus 12 8 4 0 16 30 29 Fumbles lost 2-2 0-0 775-4241 and pay cash for them St. Pauls #2 vs. Rowland, 2 p.m. N.Y. Giants 5 2 0 .714 175 153 Chicago 15 7 7 1 15 44 45 Penalties-yards 5-25 8-45 Silver Bowl Philadelphia 4 3 0 .571 172 157 Nashville 11 5 3 3 13 26 29 at the Will Call gate. St. Pauls #1 vs. Orrum, 3 p.m. Washington 4 4 0 .500 155 170 Northwest Division INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Gold Bowl (County Championship) Dallas 1 6 0 .143 154 187 GP W L OT Pts GF GA RUSHING – Purnell Swett, Jones 20-83, Littlefield vs. Pembroke, 4 p.m. South Vancouver 12 7 3 2 16 34 28 Clark 11-79, Armstrong 10-17, Team 2-(minus W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota 12 6 4 2 14 29 28 Braves soccer lands 2). Lumberton, North 15-46, Daniel Robinson Atlanta 5 2 0 .714 169 133 Colorado 12 6 5 1 13 40 42 9-28, Larry Parker 6-10, Brent Bristow 5-48, NBA Tampa Bay 5 2 0 .714 136 163 Calgary 13 6 7 0 12 35 38 four on All-PBC team Kendrick McGill 3-12, Team 1-(minus 1) New Orleans 5 3 0 .625 167 148 Edmonton 11 3 6 2 8 32 40 PASSING – Purnell Swett, Armstong 4-6-0 CAROLINA 1 6 0 .143 85 150 Pacific Division 116. Lumberton, North 4-9-1 42. EASTERN CONFERENCE North GP W L OT Pts GF GA AUGUSTA, Ga. — The RECEIVING – Purnell Swett, Jason Hunt 2- Atlantic Division W L T Pct PF PA Los Angeles 12 9 3 0 18 35 25 University of North Carolina at 52, Jones 1-57, Sakia Artis 1-7. Lumberton, W L Pct GB Green Bay 5 3 0 .625 176 136 Dallas 12 8 4 0 16 43 32 Davis 2-29, Parker 1-9, Dyron Smith 1-4. Boston 5 1 .833 — Chicago 4 3 0 .571 126 114 San Jose 11 5 5 1 11 29 28 Pembroke girl’s soccer team had RECORDS — Purnell Swett 7-4, 2-3. New York 3 2 .600 1½ Minnesota 2 5 0 .286 129 144 Phoenix 12 4 5 3 11 30 38 four players net All- Peach Belt Lumberton 8-3, 3-2. New Jersey 2 3 .400 2½ Detroit 2 5 0 .286 183 165 Anaheim 13 5 7 1 11 32 44 Toronto 1 3 .250 3 West NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Conference accolades Friday Fairmont 35 Philadelphia 1 5 .167 4 W L T Pct PF PA overtime loss. afternoon. Southeast Division Seattle 4 3 0 .571 123 140 Fridayʼs Results St. Pauls 15 W L Pct GB St. Louis 4 4 0 .500 140 141 N.Y. Rangers 3, New Jersey 0 Forward Anna Svensson and Atlanta 6 0 1.000 — Arizona 3 4 0 .429 133 198 Washington 5, Boston 3 midfielder Faye Corbett, along Fairmont 7 13 0 15 —35 Orlando 3 1 .750 2 San Francisco 2 6 0 .250 137 178 Montreal 3, Buffalo 2 with goalkeeper Brittney St. Pauls 7 0 0 8 —15 Miami 4 2 .667 2 Sunday's Games Florida 7, CAROLINA 4 Washington 1 3 .250 4 Chicago vs. Buffalo at Toronto, 1 p.m. Minnesota 2, Calgary 1 Bennett were named to All- First Quarter CHARLOTTE 1 4 .200 4½ N.Y. Jets at Detroit, 1 p.m. Dallas 6, Phoenix 3 Conference first team. Defender STP — Antonio Henderson 7 pass from Central Division Miami at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Detroit 3, Edmonton 1 Kalem Hunt (Leo Segura kick) W L Pct GB San Diego at Houston, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at Anaheim, LATE Fanny Forsman was named to FMT — Juwan Addison 21 pass from Chicago 2 3 .400 — Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Today's Games the second team. Demetrius Washington (Brandon McDonald Cleveland 2 3 .400 — New Orleans at CAROLINA, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Boston, 7 p.m. kick) Indiana 2 3 .400 — In addition, Bennet garnered New England at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. Second Quarter Milwaukee 2 4 .333 ½ Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. Freshman of the Year accolades. FMT — Desmond Parker 26 pass from Detroit 1 5 .167 1½ N.Y. Giants at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Washington (McDonald kick) Kansas City at Oakland, 4:15 p.m. Florida at CAROLINA, 7 p.m. FMT — Tyreke Addison 66 pass from WESTERN CONFERENCE Indianapolis at Philadelphia, 4:15 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 7 p.m. McDonald (kick blocked) Southwest Division Dallas at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. Youth basketball Fourth Quarter W L Pct GB Open: Denver, Washington, St. Louis, Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. FMT — McDonald fumble recovery in end New Orleans 5 0 1.000 — Jacksonville, San Francisco, Tennessee Pittsburgh at Phoenix, 9 p.m. signups now accepted zone (J. Addison pass from Washington) Dallas 3 1 .750 1½ Mondayʼs Game Nashville at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. FMT — Alex Gilchrist 20 run (McDonald kick) San Antonio 3 1 .750 1½ Houston at Indianapolis, 8:30 p.m. Detroit at Vancouver, 10 p.m. STP — Ladarius McQueen 46 run (Sandy Memphis 2 3 .400 3 Tampa Bay at San Jose, 10 p.m. LUMBERTON — The Chavis run) Houston 0 4 .000 4½ Sunday's Games Northwest Division Lumberton Recreation OLLEGE OOTBALL Philadelphia at Washington, 5 p.m. FMT STP W L Pct GB C F St. Louis at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Department is now taking regis- First Downs 10 8 Portland 4 2 .667 — Edmonton at Chicago, 7 p.m. tration for the boys and girls Total yards 281 227 Oklahoma City 3 2 .600 ½ Top 25 Schedule Nashville at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Rushes-yards 33-105 37-205 Denver 2 2 .500 1 Thursdayʼs Result youth basketball at the Bill Sapp Passing 176 22 Utah 2 2 .500 1 No. 20 Virginia Tech 28, Georgia Tech 21 Recreation Center. Comp-Att-Int 8-25-1 3-13-4 Minnesota 1 5 .167 3 Today's Games AUTO RACING Registrations are being Fumbles lost 3-1 2-1 Pacific Division No. 1 Oregon vs. Washington, 3:30 p.m. Penalties-yards 2-17 7-64 W L Pct GB No. 2 Boise State vs. Hawaii, 3:30 p.m. NATIONWIDE accepted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. L.A. Lakers 5 0 1.000 — No. 3 Auburn vs. Chattanooga, 1 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Golden State 3 1 .750 1½ Lineup for Todayʼs until Nov. 12. Children must be No. 4 TCU at No. 6 Utah, 3:30 p.m. O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge RUSHING – Fairmont, J. Addison 2-37, Sacramento 3 2 .600 2 No. 5 Alabama at No. 12 LSU, 3:30 p.m. at least 6 years old and may not Gilchrist 5-35, T. Addison 14-24, Washington Phoenix 1 3 .250 3½ 1. (30) James Buescher, Chevrolet, No. 7 Wisconsin at Purdue, Noon 189.281 mph. turn 15 by Aug. 31. 7-7, Parker 1-2, team 4-0. St. Pauls, Chavis L.A. Clippers 1 4 .200 4 No. 9 Nebraska at Iowa State, 3:30 p.m. 17-90, Shawn Williams 15-65, McQueen 1- Fridayʼs Results 2. (33) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 189.069. No. 10 Stanford vs. No. 13 Arizona, 8 p.m. 3. (60) Carl Edwards, Ford, 188.745. For information or for anyone 46, Malone 1-13, Henry Locklear 2-4, team 1- Milwaukee 94, Indiana 90 No. 11 Oklahoma at Texas A&M, 7 p.m. (minus 13). Orlando 105, New Jersey 90 4. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 188.706. interested in coaching, contact No. 14 Missouri at Texas Tech, 8 p.m. 5. (21) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 188.501. PASSING – Fairmont, Washington 7-24-1 Cleveland 123, Philadelphia 116 No. 15 Iowa at Indiana, Noon Scott Graham at (910) 671-3869. 113, McDonald 1-1-0 66. St. Pauls, Hunt 2-7- Detroit 97, CHARLOTTE 90 6. (99) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 188.344. No. 16 Michigan State vs. Minnesota, Noon 7. (6) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 188.252. 2 6, Chavis 1-6-2 16. New York 112, Washington 91 No. 17 Arkansas at No. 18 South Carolina, 7 RECEIVING – Fairmont, Parker 4-72, T. Atlanta 113, Minnesota 103 8. (91) David Gilliland, Chevrolet, 188.219. p.m. 9. (66) Steve Wallace, Toyota, 187.774. County basketball Addison 2-76, J. Addison 2-31. St. Pauls, New Orleans 96, Miami 93 No. 19 Oklahoma State vs. No. 22 Baylor, Henderson 2-6, Roy Lowder 1-16. Boston 110, Chicago 105, OT 10. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 187.735. 12:30 p.m. 11. (31) Stanton Barrett, Chevrolet, RECORDS – Fairmont 6-5, 5-0. St. Pauls 5- Memphis at Phoenix, LATE No. 23 North Carolina State at Clemson, signups start Dec. 4 6, 4-1. Utah at Golden State, LATE 187.722. Noon 12. (98) Paul Menard, Ford, 187.715. Toronto at L.A. Lakers, LATE. No. 24 Florida State vs. North Carolina, 3:30 L.A. Clippers at Denver, LATE 13. (04) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, LUMBERTON — The East Columbus 29 p.m. 187.48. Today's Games No. 25 Nevada at Idaho, 5 p.m. Robeson County Parks and South Robeson 0 Orlando at CHARLOTTE, 7 p.m. 14. (17) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 187.48. Other ACC Contests 15. (92) Dennis Setzer, Dodge, 187.396. Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. Maryland at Miami, Noon Recreation Department will be East Columbus 8 8 7 6 —29 16. (22) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 187.37. New Jersey at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Virginia at Duke, Noon South Robeson 0 0 0 0 —0 17. (38) Jason Leffler, Toyota, 187.311. holding registration for boys New Orleans at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Boston College at Wake Forest, 3:30 p.m and girls basketball from 9 a.m. Houston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 18. (10) Ricky Carmichael, Toyota, 186.89. First Quarter L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m. 19. (09) Brian Scott, Toyota, 186.541. to Noon on Dec. 4, 11 and 18 for EC — Derreck Young 49 run (T.J. Wilson run) 20. (12) Justin Allgaier, Dodge, 186.213. Denver at Dallas, 9 p.m. TRANSACTIONS children in grades 5 to 8. Second Quarter Toronto at Portland, 10 p.m. 21. (40) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet, 186.207. EC — Chris McClure 18 run (Young run) 22. (42) Parker Kligerman, Dodge, 186.034. Memphis at Sacramento, 10 p.m. BASEBALL Registration will take place at Third Quarter 23. (32) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, 185.797. Sunday's Games American League EC — Luther Hines 3 run (Martin Lamas kick) 24. (11) David Reutimann, Toyota, 185.778. the following locations: Orrum Philadelphia at New York, 12 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Sent C Donny Lucy Fourth Quarter 25. (88) Aric Almirola, Chevrolet, 185.771. Phoenix at Atlanta, 5 p.m. and LHP Randy Williams outright to Charlotte Middle, South Robeson High, EC —Albert Demmery 31 interception return 26. (05) David Starr, Chevrolet, 185.624. Golden State at Detroit, 6 p.m. (IL). Townsend Middle, Fairmont (kick failed) Minnesota at Houston, 7 p.m. 27. (62) Brendan Gaughan, Toyota, CLEVELAND INDIANS—Sent INF Andy 185.395. Middle, Prospect School, Boston at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Marte outright to Columbus (IL). EC SR 28. (7) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 185.249. Portland at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Claimed INF Pembroke Middle, Littlefield First Downs 9 3 29. (16) Erik Darnell, Ford, 185.217. Lance Zawadzki off waivers from San Diego. Total yards 250 11 30. (70) Shelby Howard, Chevrolet, Middle, St. Pauls Middle, Pistons 97, Bobcats 90 Assigned OF Jai Miller outright to Omaha Rushes-yards 44-232 21-10 185.001. CHARLOTTE (90) (PCL). Magnolia Elementary, Parkton Passing 18 1 31. (79) Tim Andrews, Ford, 184.951. G.Wallace 6-9 1-2 13, Diaw 3-11 0-0 7, OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to terms Comp-Att-Int 1-2-0 2-13-1 32. (07) Danny Efland, Chevrolet, 184.59. and Red Springs High. Mohammed 3-5 0-0 6, Augustin 4-6 2-2 12, with RHP Willie Eyre on a minor league con- Fumbles lost 2-1 2-1 33. (24) Eric McClure, Ford, 184.256. Jackson 12-19 0-0 28, Thomas 4-6 2-2 10, tract. Re-signed LHP Travis Blackley to a Penalties-yards 5-40 3-25 Collins 0-0 0-0 0, Livingston 2-2 0-0 4, 34. (52) Kevin Lepage, Chevrolet, 184.219. minor league contract. 35. (15) Michael Annett, Toyota, 184.212. D.Brown 3-8 1-3 9, Henderson 0-1 0-0 0, SEATTLE MARINERS—Named Ted Thanksgiving flag INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 36. (87) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, Diop 0-0 1-2 1. Totals 37-67 7-11 90. Simmons senior adviser to the general man- RUSHING — East Columbus, McClure 18- 183.599. DETROIT (97) ager. 77, Young 13-97, Hines 5-20, Nic McClure 2- 37. (01) Mike Wallace, Chevrolet, 183.38. football tourney slated Prince 7-17 0-0 14, Daye 3-6 0-0 8, TEXAS RANGERS—Sent INF Esteban 23, Greg Melvin 2-16, Garrett Howard 2-5, 38. (35) Jason Keller, Chevrolet, Owner B.Wallace 2-3 0-0 4, Gordon 7-16 5-5 20, German, RHP Doug Mathis and RHP Wilson 1-10, Ike Mullins 1-7. South Robeson, Points. McGrady 3-6 4-4 10, Hamilton 2-7 11-11 16, Brandon McCarthy, outright to Oklahoma City Dominique Ashe 6-19, Tashawn McIntyre 6- 39. (28) Kenny Wallace, Chevrolet, Owner LUMBERTON — The Monroe 3-5 3-3 9, Bynum 2-9 2-2 6, (PCL). All refused the assignment to become (minus 15), Tim Smith 5-15, Charles Grissett Points. Villanueva 3-6 1-2 10. Totals 32-75 26-27 97. free agents. Lumberton Recreation 4-(minus 9). 40. (34) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, Owner National League PASSING – East Columbus, Wilson 1-2-0 18. Points. Department has scheduled an Charlotte 15 24 25 26 — 90 ATLANTA BRAVES—Purchased the con- South Robeson, McIntyre 1-10-0 6, Wilson 1- 41. (23) Robert Richardson Jr., Chevrolet, Detroit 32 23 17 25 — 97 tracts of RHP Juan Abreu from Mississippi adult 7-on-7 flag football tour- 3-1 (minus-5) Owner Points. (SL) and RHP Erik Cordier from Gwinnett (IL). RECEIVING – East Columbus, Demmery 1- 42. (27) Alex Kennedy, Ford, Owner Points. nament for Nov. 20. 3-Point Goals—Charlotte 9-20 (Jackson 4-8, HOUSTON ASTROS—Named Mike Barnett 18. South Robeson, Smith 1-6, Frank 43. (81) Michael McDowell, Dodge, D.Brown 2-3, Augustin 2-4, Diaw 1-5), Detroit hitting coach. The entry fee is $100 per team Campbell 1-(minus 5) 184.099. 7-13 (Villanueva 3-5, Daye 2-2, Hamilton 1- NEW YORK METS—Waived LHP Hisanori RECORDS – East Columbus 4-7, 2-3. South Failed to Qualify and all players must be at least 2, Gordon 1-2, Bynum 0-2). Fouled Out— Takahashi. Robeson 1-10, 0-5. None. Rebounds—Charlotte 42 (Diaw, 44. (82) Chase Miller, Dodge, 184.043. 18 years old with a valid ID. For WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Released 45. (94) Carl Long, Dodge, 183.811. D.Brown 7), Detroit 36 (Monroe, B.Wallace RHP Tyler Walker. information, contact Scott 6). Assists—Charlotte 28 (Augustin 8), 46. (26) Brian Keselowski, Dodge, 183.736. Red Springs 26 FOOTBALL 47. (90) Danny O'Quinn Jr., Chevrolet, Graham at (910) 671-3869 or by Detroit 14 (B.Wallace 4). Total Fouls— National Football League West Columbus 0 Charlotte 18, Detroit 13. Technicals— 183.667. NFL—Fined Tennessee DE Jason Babin 48. (36) Jeff Green, Chevrolet, 183.38. e-mail at [email protected] Charlotte Coach Brown, Jackson, Charlotte $20,000 for unnecessarily striking San Diego Red Springs 13 0 0 13 —26 defensive three second. A—13,291 (22,076). 49. (89) Morgan Shepherd, Chevrolet, ton.nc.us. West Columbus 0 0 0 0 —0 QB Philip Rivers in the knee area. 178.903.

ON TAP (SPEED) Carolina at Florida State, Northwestern (FSN) Today’s Games 12:55 p.m. — NASCAR, Nationwide at Penn State, Nebraska at Iowa State or Golf Series, O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge, at 4:30 p.m.— Champions Tour, Charles High School Soccer Playoffs Washington at Oregon (ABC) Fort Worth, Texas (ESPN2) Schwab Cup Championship, third round, 3 p.m. — Camden at Red Springs 3:30 p.m. — National coverage, Alabama 8 p.m. — World of Outlaws, at Concord, at San Francisco (TGC) College Football at LSU (CBS) N.C. (SPEED) 11 p.m.— PGA Tour/WGC, HSBC 2 p.m. — North Greenville at UNC- 3:30 p.m. — Regional coverage, Boxing Champions, final round, at Shanghai Pembroke 11:15 p.m. — Lightweights, Robert Northwestern at Penn State or (TGC) ON THE TUBE Guerrero (27-1-1) vs. Vicente Escobedo Washington at Oregon (ESPN2) Horse Racing Today’s Games (22-2-0); Zab Judah (39-6-0) vs. Lucas 7 p.m.— Arkansas at South Carolina 1:30 p.m.— NTRA, Breeders' Cup World Auto Racing Matthysse (27-0-0), for vacant NABO jun- (ESPN) Championships, at Louisville, Ky. ABC) 9:30 a.m.— NASCAR, Sprint Cup, prac- ior welterweight title, at Newark, N.J. 7 p.m. — Oklahoma at Texas A&M (FSN) 3:30 p.m.— NTRA, Breeders' Cup World tice for Texas 500, at Fort Worth, Texas (HBO) Championships, at Louisville, Ky. (ABC) 7 p.m. — Oregon St. at UCLA (VERSUS) (SPEED) College Football Soccer 8 p.m. — Texas at Kansas State (ESPN2) 11 a.m. — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, "Happy Noon — Illinois at Michigan (ESPN) 8:30 a.m. — Premier League, Tottenham 8:07 p.m. — Split national coverage, Hour Series," final practice for Texas 500, 12:30 p.m. — Baylor at Oklahoma State at Bolton (ESPN2) at Fort Worth, Texas (SPEED) (FSN) Missouri at Texas Tech or Arizona at United Football League Noon — Formula One, qualifying for 3 p.m. — Penn at Princeton (VERSUS) Stanford (ABC) 11 p.m.— Sacramento at Las Vegas (VER- Brazilian Grand Prix, at Sao Paolo 3:30 p.m. — Regional coverage, North 10:30 p.m.— Arizona St. at Southern Cal SUS) www.robesonian.com SPORTS THE ROBESONIAN , S ATURDAY , N OVEMBER 6, 2010 — 3B

PREP SPORTS Gators thump Mustangs ZACH COLBURN South Robeson finished with just 10 gram." He would pay the price on the play STAFF WRITER rushing yards. After the teams traded punts on when he attempted to dive for extra Despite the loss, Mustangs' coach their opening drives, the Gators got yards and got flipped head over heels, ROWLAND — East Columbus Garron Warwick applauded the 17 on the scoreboard with a 49-yard run landing on his head. knew what it had to do to improve its players that stuck with the team from Derreck Young. East Columbus Early in the fourth, the junior took chances of making the playoffs — through this difficult went up 8-0 with 5:39 to go in the first another hit as he got sandwiched in- season. South win. on a 2-point conversion run from between two Gator defenders. He was Robeson finished 1-10 quarterback T.J. Wilson. With a little help from the defense, shaken up on the play and did not on the year and were Recent Clemson commit Joe Gore return. that's exactly what they got. winless in Three played an important role on the both The Gators held South Robeson to "He's a tough kid. When he landed Rivers Conference sides of the ball by opening up holes on his head, I thought he had a con - just 11 total yards of offense en route play. for Young, who finished with 97 yards cussion," Warwick said. "A few min - to a 29-0 win on the Mustangs' Senior "We're not a bad 1- on 13 carries, and Chris McClure. Night. 10 football team but The senior back added 77 yards, utes later, he said he was fine. He's "The past three games we've been this has been a diffi - WARWICK including an 18-yard touchdown run going to be an important factor on this struggling on offense so we needed cult year for us," in the second quarter. team next year." this game to get reenergized in prepa - Warwick said. "At the "Joe's a special player and he wasn't East Columbus put the game out of ration for the playoffs," said East beginning of the year, I told the coach - by himself out there because every - reach with 8:18 to play in the fourth on Columbus coach Toby Kasell. "South es that this is the year that we draw body brought their A-game tonight," a 31-yard interception return for a Robeson's a gutsy crew and they the line in the sand and going to start said Kasell. touchdown by Albert Demmery. played their hearts out against us." doing things the right way. The Mustangs' Tashawn McIntyre Dominique Ashe was South East Columbus (4-7, 2-3) controlled "Those 17 guys that stood behind tried to get his team back into the Robeson's leading offensive per - the game by chewing up the ground me and stuck with the program, have game with a gutsy 10-yard run late in former with 19 yards on six rushing to the tune of 44 rushes for 232 yards. set the tone for the future for this pro - the second quarter. attempts.

RAMS FROM PAGE 1B Pirates await 4-AA playoff seed as Southeastern Conference’s No. 2 team that." drive. fourth-and-13. Lumberton's interim coach, assis - Swett (7-4, 2-3) took a 16-7 lead — "It hurts," North said. "We got out - tant Mackie Register, felt good about its largest of the contest — midway played. They wanted it more than his team's chances following Haskins' through the third quarter after us." kick. Travon Clark split two defenders Luckily for the Pirates, the playoffs "We put ourselves in great position down the middle for a 33-yard touch - start next week and Lumberton fin - “We put ourselves when we went ahead," Register said. down run. ishes the regular season in possession "Swett's a good football team, give The Rams were driving again min - of second place after Scotland fell 31- in great position them credit." utes later but Lumberton's Mac 21 at Richmond. when we went Register took over the head-coach - McGill scooped up a fumble and "We're 0-and-0 now," North said. ing duties after Mike Brill missed returned it 67 yards for a touchdown, "Our new season starts Friday." ahead . But Swett’s Friday's game due to a family emer - swinging the game's momentum in Swett continued its recent domi - gency. the Pirates' favor. nance in the series, winning for the a good football "Our prayers are with Mike and Marquez North's first taste of the seventh time in the last eight seasons. team. Give them his family," Heil said. "This was a rivalry was one he'd like to forget. "This team never gave up and kept great win but in the game of life, it Lumberton's sophomore quarter - fighting," Heil said. "We've been credit.” doesn't mean a whole lot. We'll con - back averaged 3.1 yards per carry on through so much this season as a tinue to pray for his family." 15 attempts and completed 4-of-9 team and to win this game, it's really Mackie Register , Juan's big night passes with a touchdown and an something special. It's an exciting — interception. rivalry and we were the underdog. Lumberton interim coach North and the Pirates stalled on Our kids are going crazy." Jones collected 219 all-purpose their own 42-yard line in the final two Both teams will learn their playoff yards for the Rams, including a 33- minutes after Swett took the lead, draws this afternoon after it is yard kickoff return near midfield that turning the ball over on downs after announced by the North Carolina kick-started his team's game-winning an incompletion downfield on High School Athletic Association.

FAIRMONT FROM PAGE 1B Tornadoes finish regular season 6-5; unbeaten in league Red Springs Wood said it was one of sev - injured in last week's win over clinches playoff eral fake punts he has in his West Columbus, but took the playbook, but felt it was the field against the Golden right play at the right time. Tornadoes. Hunt was 2-for-7 berth with win "We've been working on it with a touchdown and two STAFF REPORT “We’ve been working on for a while, not just for this interceptions. Sandy Chavis game," Wood said. "I thought it moved from running back to it for a while, not just for was the best one to use at the quarterback in the second half CERRO GORDO — Red this game . I thought it time." for the Bulldogs. Springs ran for over 200 yards St. Pauls coach Trey Sasser "When your starting quar - on the ground and clinched a was the best one to use thought the fake punt was the terback goes out, it deflates the key to game that took the game team," Sasser said. "We're confi - playoff berth with a 26-0 win at the time.” from a one possession contest dent with Sandy at quarterback over West Columbus Friday to two. because he takes snaps there in night. "It was a blown assignment practice, but he's a different Xavier McEachern ran for a — Keith Wood , that allowed him to get so type of quarterback than Fairmont head coach open," Sasser said. "We have Kalem." pair of 30-yard touchdowns for had to handle some adversity Wood commended Sasser the Red Devils, who improved on team’s fake punt tonight. I told the team after the and the Bulldogs for battling to 3-7 overall and 3-2 in the game that it's easy to compete until the end of the game. Three Rivers Conference. when things are going well." "Coach Sasser is a great St. Pauls (5-6, 4-1) played the coach and his team gave their Blake Greene and Taquan second half without Hunt, its all tonight," Wood said. "They Conely each added a rushing starting quarterback. Hunt was didn't give up." touchdown in the victory.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Deese named Academic All-District STAFF REPORT

ITHACA, N.Y. — Having already cemented him - self in the record books for his athletic prowess, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke senior linebacker Adam Deese achieved another impres - sive notch on his belt on Friday morning as the Laurinburg native became the first UNCP football player to be named to the CoSIDA Academic All- District team. Deese became the first male student-athlete at UNCP since 2006 to garner such honors and joins women’s soccer’s Sam Dunn in earning the acco - lade during current academic year. Deese, an exer - cise and sports science major at UNCP, currently maintains a 3.5 grade point average and is one of 22 seniors on the football squad that will play their final home game at Grace P. Johnson Stadium on Saturday. He is part of the original group of football play - ers at UNCP, having attended the first meeting in PHOTO COURTESY OF UNCP SPORTS INFORMATION August, 2006. The following two semesters were UNCP senior linebacker Adam Deese will be playing in his final collegiate game this afternoon spent on the practice field as the inaugural intercol - when the Braves take on North Greenville at 2 p.m. legiate football game for the Braves did not come until more than a year later at Davidson. Adam has played in 41 games over his career in forced fumbles (7) and fumbles recovered (8). He All-American team. Only paying members of Pembroke and has registered a program-best 245 also holds UNCP’s individual record for defensive CoSIDA were able to vote at the district level and career tackles. He currently holds seven school touchdowns, scoring on both an interception and a determine the first-team all-district selections. defensive records including five career marks, as fumble recovery in 2010. At the national level, only members of the well as the single season benchmark for forced fum - As a result of Deese’s nomination to the first Academic All-America committee and the CoSIDA bles (3) and fumbles recovered (3). team, his nomination will now advance to the board of directors will be able to vote to determine Deese is also UNCP's career leader in total tack - national ballot where he will have an opportunity to the Academic All-America teams. The Braves host les (245), solo tackles (125), assisted tackles (120), be nominated for ESPN The Magazine's Academic North Greenville today at 2 p.m. www.robesonian.com COMICS/ENTERTAINMENT THE ROBESONIAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 — 5B

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