Devils Win 19-6; Finale at Shelby Friday
Kings Mountain's Mountain
eers, who suffered loss No. 7 at
Newton - Conover last 'Friday
night, go after Western AA Loop
No. 1 in the season's finale at
Shelby high park Friday night.
Newton - Conover*8 Red Devils,
high in loop standings, defeated
Kings Mountain 19-6 last week,
scoring on a 96-yard punt return
in the opening stanza and on
drives of 59 and 52 yards in the
final chapter.
Ollle Harris connected with"
Don McCarter for 45 yards and
Kings Mountain's only touch
down, which came after the Win
ners' second score, and topppd
off a 65-yard drive.
The Mountaineers played last
week without the services of Ro
bert Davis, Jimmy Kimmell and
Bill Ruth, who were injured in
the Lincoln ton game, and lost
Ben Hudson, Milton Hope and
Richard George through Injuries
during the scrap.
? Shelby will be favored in the
annual Cleveland County tussle,
with the margin resting on
Which players Coach Shu. Carlton
will be able to use against the
Powerful Lions.
Kings Mountain put up a
stubborn defense against the De
vils but superior manpower be
gan to tell in the final quarter.
PLAY-BY-PLAY
N-C won the toss and elected to
receive, KM taking the East goal.
K. Davis* kick went into the
end zone and N-C put the ball in
play on their 20. Jarrett handed
to McRee for 5. Smith made a
gain, cancelled when N-C drew
5 for offsides. McRee fumbled
Jarrett'8 pitchout but recovered
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KM N-C
SCORE ....... 6 19
lat downs rushing 4 II
1st downs passing . . .* . 2 0
1st downs penalty .,...2 0
Total first downs . . ...... 8 11
Tds gained rushing .. 97 199
Tds. lost rushing 37 25
Net yards rushing ...... 60 174
Passes attempted 12 7
Passes completed ...... 5 0
Yds. gained passing . .. .103 0
Net nishing & Passing 163 174
Number of plays (not
counting kicks and
penalties 38 42
Average gain per play . 4.3 4.1
Passes intercepted by ... 0 1
Yards runback ......... 0 5
Number of punts ......' 5 4
Yds. punts averaged 27 42
Yds. punts returned ...".13 103
Number of klckooi* 2 4
Yds. Kickoffs averaged . 40 40
Yds. kickbffs returned .71 0
Ball lost on fumbles 0 1
Number penalties ...... 4 S
Yds. lost by penalty 15 40
TOTAL YARDS GAIN- *
. ED IN GAME (add
. .yards gained run
back punts, kickoffs
^intercepted passes
to net rushing, pass
ing and penalty
gains) 287 297
for a loss of 6. McRee's punt roll
ed dead on the KM-44.
George made 9 and Patterson
3 for a first down. Patterson
made 4, Harris 1 and Harris'
pass to Patterson was good for 2.
Marlowe punted to the N-C 4 to
Mull who ran 96 for a td. McRee's
placement was good. Score ? N
C 7, KM 0.
McRee kicked to the KM-20 to
McCarter who ran back 27. Pat
terson made 1, George 6 and Har
ris passed incomplete. Marlowe
punted 27 to the N-C 35 to Smith
who came back 3.
McRee made 18 on Jarretfs
handoff. Jarrett made 1, fumbled
and Hope recovered for KM on
the KM-43.
McCarter made 11 for a first.
Patterson made 1, Harris lost 13
trying to pass and Harris' pass
was defelected by a' lineman and
intercepted by Smith on the KM
46, Smith running back 5.
Smith was stopped cold, McRee
made 6 and Jarrett went for 10
on the option play, lateralling to
McRee for 6 more. Smith made
14 to the KM-5. Gaither made 1,
Hope hurt on the play leaving
the game. Gaither made 1 and
Jarrett lost 9 trying to pass. Jar
rett's pass to McRee was no good
and the ball went over on the
KM-12.
Patterson was stopped, Harris
made 2 and passed to McCarter
for 5. Marlowe punted 32 yards to
McRee who lost 3 on the runback
to the N-C 47 as the period ended.
Score ? N-C 7, KM 0.
Second Quarter
Galther made 3 and Jarrett
passed twice incomplete. MoR.ee
punted to the KM-20 to George
who came back 2.
George made 3 on a reverse.
Harris lost 6 trying to pass but
N-C drew 15 oh a personal foul.
George made 6 and Layton drop
ped Harris' pass. George lost 2
and Marlowe punted 22 yards to
Mull who came back 5 to the N-C
35.
Jarrett failed to gain on the op
tion play. McRee made Galther
failed to gain. McRee punted 46
yards, dead on the KM-18 a& the
shart quarter ended. Score ? N-C
7, KM 0.
Third Quarter
KM elected to receive, N-C tak
ing the West.
McRee kicked to the KM-16 to
Marjowe who came back 16. Har
ris went over right tackle for 14.
Harris passed incomplete. Harris'
pass to George was good for 34
yards to the N-C 20. Harris' pass
was almost Intercepted by Gal
ther. Harris passed Incomplete to
McCarter. Harris hit the line for
5 after failing to find a receiver.
Harris back to pass, was thrown
for minus 10 as the ball went over ,
on the N-C 25.
McRee made 1, Gaither 5 and
McRee 6. Smith failed to gain,
Galther failed to move and Mc
Ree passed Incomplete. McRee
punted 48 yards to the KM-15 to
McCarter who came back 11.
George made 2 and McCarter
12. Harris recovered a low cen
ter pass for minus 5. Harris pass
ed to McCarter for 17. Harris lost
[1, hit the right flank for 10. Pat
terson recovered his bobble for
minus 3 and moved for 2 on 4th
down, short of a first with N-C re
fusing penalties for offsides a
gainst KM on the two plays.
From the N-C 41, Jarrett made
14 on ihe option play, fumbled
but Gurley recovered. Smith made
4 as the period ended. Score ?
N-C 7, KM 0.
Fourth Quarter
Galther made 5 and Jarrett 3
for a first. Jarrett passed incom
plete. McRee made 13, Hudson
hurt on the play and Coach Carl
ton drawing 15 for unsportsman
like conduct from Referee Bonds.
From the KM-4, McRee busted
iinto the end zone for a score. Mc
Yd?.
STATISTICS
RUSHING:
plates *mas if0"*7*?
M&Sr J O L K.? W
Geo rge 7 11 S S f
Patterson ' 7 11 ' ? ^ 1
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TOTALS 26 97 37 en *""T
Smith ^WTON.COM6v2h " *'
1 l g ?"
CUher n 8 S
passing! 35 ,M ,s 174 4-0
passer *,N? Fountain
Harris AjV, ,n'
Jarrett ^WTOK-COKOV^.
McHec j g ? g
TOTALS ,7 a
RECEIVING:
PASSrA *'5?S MOONTAW
"ajTji Patterson VOS. ? GAINED
SSu
_____ ^ ( *~-touchJou n)
?iss<* the placement fori
M i, ,re N C 13- KM 0 -
Mali?Ce LCked t0 ttl? KM-14 to
Marlowe who ran back 21. George
made o was injured and N-C drew
?L Nrn^0Cie/Sa^y rouShness to )
the N C 45. Harris hit McCarter
on the 35 and McCarter went ail
th 1 ni*y ?r a td- K" Davis ,
the riacernent try for point. Score
- N-C 13, KM 6.
K. Davis kicked out-of-bound? I
on the N-C 20 and the ball was
put in play on the N-C 40 Gal
Smith is 3/ M^oe ma<le 7 and
Smith 18 to the KM-38. Jarrett
passed incomplete. A double re
thpfi Jfar.r?" to Mc?ee to Vat
Diete MpD u??e passcd incom
zone McRoe ^cked into the end
Harris lost 10 trying to pass,
the play cancelled when both
sides were offsides. Harris pass-,
ed incomplete, lost 3 trying to
pass and punted 33 yard* to the'
wtt^ baCk makJn? 2 on the
9 hS?!!/Hade GaIther rtade
9 but N-C drew 5 for helping the
sXK?* MC^e? made 13 an5
Im.ii vK66 ran for 13 t0 the
KM 11. Gaither ran for 'the td
McRee s placement try was no
good Score - N-C 19, KM 6
I a? nr kh?k(?d to tho KM-30 to |
Layton who ran back 7 as the
19. KM 6 Final S?0rc - N CI
LINEUPS
Ll-Ftank,*1".^, I*?' HEW-CO?OVE?
t*T ? Bon HUDSON Biitllan
1-G ? Jim Caveny . " ' ' Sharpe
? ? B?1' Hullender ? Vount
RG? Kenneth Davis D UJ!'C?
RT ? Ranny Arnette Rockett
RE ? Ronnie Layton ' Hewitt ,
QB ? Don McCarter * ClonlnRer
y*?0"*e Harris . . . 5''',!
RH? Richard Georco * "u"
JR? <Jene Patterson . .
SCORE BT QUARTERS: " Smith
Kin** MountAln 0 o ? IS " "*r? a
Newton - Con ov,r ? 7 g ? J . 6
Mc^"VS?45Kv?m^ "Mountain 7?uc-down - -
ssss^'s&ssi i? tsr/iss
punt return, 1st period* Mel?*, ,?!
Rje ST" wit? 3th
SIRS- k-J .VcRli Placement.
Marlowe Newton-Vonovcr - ends s.-m,
'&r?%^Tn7r ^ Ab"h?'"?
ii*Sf Bonds, referee- H If
Hoffman, umpire Charles Stroupc hoa!f
linesman : Pearson. field Judge/
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Arrowoori ttites
Held Friday
Funeral rites for L. U. Arro
wood, 80, resident of Shelby and
brother of Ralph Arrowood, for
merly of Kings Mountain, were
conducted Friday in Shelby. Mr.
Arrowood died Thursday morning
at 11 o'clock in Mercy Hospital In
Cl .rlotte, following an illness of
several months.
Mr. Arrowood had made his
home in Shelby for the. past 48
years and had retired from active
business about two years ago.
Prior to that time he had been
engaged in the lumber and build*
lng supply business.
Surviving in addition to his
brother are, his wife, seven chil
dren, Mrs. Jim Wilson, Hugh Ar
rowood, Paul Reid Arrowood, all
of Shelby; Gene Arrowood, mem
ber of the armed forces; Mrs.
Hugh Miller, Miss Martha Arro
wood and Miss Nan Arrowood. all
of Shelby; three brothers, Milton
Arrowood, of Lincolnton, Fred
Arrowood of Bessemer City, and
E. B. Arrowood of Concord; three
sisters, Mrs. T. R. E. Oates, Miss
es Ida and Estele Arrowood, all
of Bessemef City; and five grand
children.
Negro News
By Mrs. Cannle Gordon
105 Carpenter Street
1 ' ' . 't ?
Mr& Mary Ella Roberts and
little granddaughters are visit
ing the former's mother, Mrs.
Daisy L. Smith.
Walter Bess is a patient at the
Kings Mountain hospital.
Mrs. Vivian Lindsay is impro
ving At the Kings Mountain hos
pital after, undergoing a major
operation last Thursday.
The Junior Missionary union
of Mt. Zion Baptist church are
very grateful to the Willing
Workers and the following ones
for working with us so faithful
?Mr. S. Kibler $11.04, Mrs. Lvd
ia Mitchell 52.00, Mr. S. Wil
liams S2.25, Mr. R. -Brawn, $2 00,
little Miss Delories Morgan,
$1.80. Mrs. Nannie Tinsley $1.90,
Miss Eula M. Kennedy $-1.64, and
many others for the total sum of
$83.50 in our Anniversary pro
gram.
Mrs. Mildred Williams was
winner of the Cake which was
given away at a Hallowe'en par
ty last Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Cannie Cordon,
sponsored by the Senior and Ju
nior Usher Board of St. Paul Me
thodist church. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lawyer Quinn
announce the birth of twin girls,
Marelene and Darelene, at the
Kings Mountain hospital No
vember 3.
Mr. and Mts. John Ross an
nounce the birth of a Rirl at the
Kings Mountain, hospital Nov. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes
announce the birth of a girl at
the Kings Mountain hospital.
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In Monday Matches
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