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Page KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. n ur Boll Player/ Boll Blue Devils sity. Forw'artl Fml Lind i Highland Park) and goarcis Ron Wondolin iPooiiai,' lony Baro lo K’lKoago*, Oa'o Gf'Mon (Pokini and John Posen (Cicero 1 arc* the Illinoisans Howard who’ll he trying their host to Wiosonor make a good showing hoforo tho homo lOlks. Of this fjhintot, Baron(* and Wondolin wore froshmc»n ulion tho Blue Devils last visited Chi cago in 1905. Tho Blue Devils won that oik*. 101-SS, belli id (lie shwitlng of All-Amorlen Jack Marin and 19fi6 ACC Player of the Year Stove* Yncondak who oombinod for GS points. Rarono will havo an extra in centive in this game, will mark his mother’s birthday and he’s hopeful tlio BUn* Devils can present hei- with a special present. Late Box Scores BOX SCORES KINGS MOUNTAIN Smith 16 8 EAST RUTHERFORD Pos. (Hadden Easley Kra ncis i*arker n(‘ll Player Addis Jarrell ] Chaman 4 Nanney I Lovelace Q McCi aw 3 Tate 0 Toney 1 Pos. C FG TP PF FTM BUYS' BOX Kings Mountoln Player Finger ?4itchem 1 Adams 2 Cole 2 Spencer 3 Hambright I Belmont I Player 0 Robinson Witholm SCORES (56) G FC TP (PF 3 17 2 5 4 14 3 IluMey*s L«ds J.V. BCHC SCORES Rings Mountoin BOWLING RESULTS BOX SCORES Tryon, Bethlehem Take Pair Of Wins KINGS MOUNTAIN Scruggs Davis Elmore Player Ilow'ard (Hadden Francis Weisner Lincolntoo Player Land ^ I Davis T Uayfield 4 , Huskey 0! Shrum Southpaw John Dllling won in dividual honors in the men’s bowling league Monday night with a 397 set in leading Plonk Oil Co. to a 3-1 victory over Al bert Brackett. I Plonk Oil won the first two games and total pins with Dill- ing rdlling 117, 1^ and 145 sets Dillln^ Heating Co. and Ranny Blanton^split their four-game set, with Blanton winning the first two games and Dilling getting the third and total pins. Gardnei'Webb Eyes WCICC Touinament Rod Houser led Dllling Healing with a 128 line while Bob Hern- respectivelv. Stove Rathbone add-'^Oh ^ ^^0 set. Ranny ed a 337 set while Ronnie CuL|^?!} was high for his team with a S. C. GAME SOLD OUT: Duke’s Atlnnlie Co'isi Conference battle with South C.irolina Sat urday, Feb. 21, has been com- pletelv sold out. Duke Business .Manager of Athletil.s Red Lewis sairl that not even any singles remain for the second meeting of ilu* si*ason with the Gamecocks. Duke will be seeking to even tho score with th(* Gam(*coeks who defeated them S3-SO at (Co lumbia. Also. Duke’s game .March 2 with North Carolina has been completely sold out for months. First place Tryon took u pair victories over the Celtics in Satur.'lay j Recn'ation Leagut* play this past week while Bethlehem I'ire Dept, dumperl FJpiscopd Church twice. 'I’ryon slugged tho Celtics 71-15 riunsduy night but had a rough er lime Monday in pulling out a 5Sal win. Bethlehc'm dumped Episcopal 5S-3S Thursday and won on forfeit .MondaC. Player/ Pos. Howard (Hadden Kasiey Francis B(*U G FG TP PF FTM BOX SCORES Centrdl (70), CHASE Doug Smitli’s 27 points led Trvon Thursday while Henry Rudisill added 1'). Doug Rath- bfine was high for the Celtics with 13. Monday, Smith bucket(*d 2s cTnd Dennis Harrison addt’d IS foi- Tryon while Rathbone had 2G and Wayne Green 10 for the losers. FJd Swink and FR)bby Bolin scored 20 and 10 points respective- h to l(a:i Bethlehem’s 5S-39 win Thursday. Bill .Spencer paced Ep iscopal with 16 points. Player, Queen Cone Harris McDowell Radford Dewberry Pos. C FG TP PF FTM Ployor Howard Vernon Crocker 19 ^;*adden Ben Brown .8 ^^sley Randy Willis 8 Edd Robbs « Mike McDaniel 4 i ^ Tim Echols 2 - Jeff Hodden 1 ChorrYyUle 2 Rick Hord 7 f*®7er 1 Pete Hicks 4 2 Uneoln (24) C hapman J. V. BOX SCORES BOYS' BOX SCORES KINGS MOUNTAIN IRISH FJVES: Duke will be meeting one of the nation’s most impro\'('fl teams \\’h(‘n it takes on the Irish Saturday. Bob Wiijfmnrt’ is averaging better than 16 I'chounds pvv gam<' and Boh Aiar/en returns from a 21.3 sophomore season. The Irish won their first fi\(* Rames and took a 13-3 record into Player/ Pos. Mitchem Finger Adams Cole Spencer Smith Hambright Barnes Etheridge Laughter Camp Ward .... Floyd .... ' Weidemon Falls 4 Israel 3 Beam 3 Bridges 101 (Bollinger . o' bertson w"as high scorer for thb losers with a 133 line and 361 set. 133 lino and 365 set. In ladles’ bowling action thisj boiling spring.*^ Gardner- Webb College is ranked seventh in the nation as it begins its final two weeks of regular season ac tion. The Bulldogs have four Western Carolinas Conference* <james remaining before, tho con- I week, Tignor Construction, (Jrif- All five of the Brackett bowlers! Drug and Plonk Brotheis topped the 300-sct mark, but It i won games each, was not enough to balance Dili-i ^rignor had a 110 line in^s individual performance | 333 leading the Tignor Clyde Cul^rtson had a 140! ^ 3.^ ^4^1 over Oates line and 377 set in leading 1 Service. Jenny Oates top- ference tournament. Awin Tuesday over Loes-Mc- Rae would havo mathermatically assured tlie Bulldogs at least a number one seeding into the Re gion 10 tournament at Lenoir. This tourney follows the confer- FG TP PF FTM GIRLS' BOX Kings Mountoin Player Satunlay'.s game with Detroit. The Iri.-^lt face DeP.iul Tuesday .hi fore meeting the Blue Devils. Duk*' assistant coneh Chuek Daly was imt:res.sed with the mo bility of Whitmore. “He’s a good shooter,” said Daly, “and is def initely one* of the hett(*r ones !’%(* seen this season.” Player Pos. Macop.son Young Cobb Winn Hamrick Cole Hicks CHASE G FGTPPFFTM SCORES (32) FG TP PF Lincoltilon Loses To Lillie Mounlies The Kings Mountain Little Mountaineers rolled over Lincoln- ton this past week by a score of 45-42. Steve Gladden and Philip Francis scored 16 and 15 points respectively, to lead the Little Mounties over the Little Wolvet:. Oeeper Howard also added 12 markers for King.s Mountain. Game scoring honors went to Tommy Huskey of tho Wolves, ho 3; had 18 tallies. Oj In the first period of play, it O'looked as if the Little MounUe.s the win ® ! ppd the losers with a 119 line; once tournament by one week, Richard Culbertson. A1 Hender- * 32^^ Bridges ahdedj Louise Dover's 115 line and 313 36n and 340 sets respectively for, ^ g.j over Drewes Tax. Pat Herndon had a 108 line and Margaret Wil- were in for a ride, as the Wolves son-a 2S6 sot for the losers., outscored them 14 to tour. Huskey: Betty Fite had a 115 line and led the Llncolnton lads in thatjDessie Loftln added a 305 sot to period of play as he dumped in,I®ad Plonk’s three-f?ame win six points. i over the American Legion. the winners while Richard Cul bertson had a 145-357 for the los- the American Legion. Lib Going into the second, Lincoln-i ault had a 129-309 for the losers, ton held a ten point lead, and at. In mixed league action last the end of that period of play, the, Tiiursday night, Clyde Culbert- margin remain^ the same. Both son took three games off Bob teams scored eight, and at inter- Ftemdon while Ronnie Culbertson mission the score wa.s Kings nogted. a .3-1 win over Ranny Mountain 12, Lincolntoo 22. : Blanton. The Little Mountaineers began' Wimp Bowen had a 143 line; to play basketball in the thiid and Bob Herndon had. n 36S set. as they rallied to outseore Lin- in Herndon’s victory while Clvde colnton 16 to eight to cut the lead; Culbertson was led bv Rod Hnn- fo two markers. |ser's 136-349. John Dilling had a In the fourth the Mountaineers !l46 line and 376 set in leading continued their rally and outscorU Ronnie Culbertson’s win while; ed Lincolnton 17 to 12 to pick up Ranny Blanton topped his team with a 1.38-362. San Jacinto of Pasadene, Texas (22-1) retained its season-long number one ranking while Vin- ccnne.s, Ind. (14-0) stubbornly holds to second place. Northeast ern of Sterling, Colo. (130) is third; Ellsworth of Iowa Flails. Iowa (15-1) is fourth; Mercer of Trenton, N. J. (14-0) is fifth and in sixth place is Metropolitan of Minneapolis. Minn. (18-1). Below Gaidner-Wehb are eighth place St. Grogor>'’s of Shawnee, Okla. (16-1); ninth place Hutchison, Kansas (11-1» and tenth place^ Ltmar, Colo. (19-1). The 21-1 Bulldogs are one of three teams east of the Missis sippi River ranked in the top 20 amon.g junior college ’powers. Tho Mercer College unit in fifth place and the Puduoah College of Kentucky squad are the two. other Bargains In Our Annex Ladies' Western JEANS Made ol Expandra Stretch Denim. Blue, Red. WESTERN-STYLE KNEE PANTS White, Beige, Navy, Light Blue EIGHTIETH YEAR ueninnc imponeo MADRAS BLOUSES $5 to $7 Values Two styles: long - sleeve with button - down collar or Peter Pan collar with roll up sleeves. LADIES' PANT DRESSES Solids, Florals. Permanent Press Materials. nSH-NET HOSE Big new shipment. While, hot pink, orange, black, green, red. 2 for $1 J'' 7'/7-v-: •' r/t/ KNITTED SHELLS Sleeveless, Zipper in B|ack. White & Colors .... 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