The Carrboro Orioles went undefeated (9-0) in the spring to win the Recreation and Parks' Pee Wee Baseball League championship for the second year in a row.

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Alley wins Summer Fling Horseshoe Tournament

Marie Alley of Rural Hall won the annual Summer Fling Horseshoe Tournament hosted Saturday by the Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department. Alley won in a playoff with Bud Davis of Mebane. Carolyn Lloyd of Chapel Hill earned third place in the championship Class.

In the other divisions, Jerry Lee Slaydon of Ruffin won the A Class, followed by runner up Ron St. Pierre of Sanford and Cary’s Raymond Callahan in third.

Raymond Dunn and James Weaver of Durham finished 1-2 in the B Class, where Morah Roberts of Rural Hall was third.

In the C Class, Jeff Smith of Germantown took first, with Paul Lloyd of Chapel Hill second and Durham’s Robert Covington third.

Pop Warner youth football registration on July 8

Orange County Pop Warner football registration for youth ages 5-13 will be held 2-3:30 p.m. on July 8 at Cane Creek Baptist Activities Center, located at 6717 Orange Grove Road.

Coinciding with the registration will be a free Pop Warner football clinic. (Cleats are recommended for participants.)

For more information and registration forms, go to orangecountypopwarner.com.

Pumpkin Trail closed for construction project

Portions of the popular Pumpkin Loop running trail will be closed temporarily for construction on the second phase of a utility duct-bank across Carolina North. These sections of the Pumpkin Loop will remain closed until late fall or early winter, but will be opened for the annual Pumpkin Run in October.

Pumpkin Loop access is closed at Orange County Human Services, the Seymour Center and Chapel Ridge Apartments, as well as at access points in the Glenn Heights neighborhood and at the Municipal Drive construction staging area. A portion of the Wormhole Trail used to access the Pumpkin Loop in the vicinity of the duct-bank project is also closed.

Over the next six months, Carolina Conduit Systems construction crews will install the duct-bank that will eventually provide service to the complex of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill buildings along Airport Drive. Construction vehicles and heavy equipment will be using the cleared corridor, including the sections that cross the Pumpkin Loop, to access the project. Runners, bikers and others who cross over fencing into the construction zone risk serious injury to themselves, UNC officials advised last week.

A map of the affected area can be seen at .

W.E. Warnock