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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C
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HERALD
SPORTS
By GARY STEWART
KM Plays Tryon At S RM.
Area Little League Tournament Opens Here
an-
Nationals Pad All-Star Lead |
On Morgan's Extra Inning Hit
7~ Picking up the pieces of the 43rd
nual All-Star gjfme at Atlanta Stadium:
h.ri siar-studded meeting of the two major leagues
heroes, second baseman Joe Morgan
Reds, whose lOlh inning double drove
Colbert with the winning run in a
iNational League victory.
The victory gave the Nationals a 24-18-1 lead in the
tones, which was originated in 19.33 in Chicago.
Blxcept for King Henry Aaron, who received a stand
ing ovation from the 33,000 plus fans when he was inlro-
luced prior to the game, none of the so-cailed super-stars
lid anything. The bats of such stars as Reggie Jackson,
Jick Allen, Carl Yastrzemski and Bobby Muicer oi the
American League, and Johnny Bench, Jo.e Tori’e, Willie
day.s, Willie Stargell and Billy Williams of the National
jcague wore silent.
The American League, managed by Earl Weaver o(
lookie Rojas slammed a two-run homer in the seventh
BU' Balimore Orioles, should have never lost the enme
^ir a 3-2 lead but Weaver let knuckleballer Wilbur Wood
)f the White So.x hand the game over to the Nationals
n the ninth.
And how’ about this guy Weaver? He criticized St.
Louis pitcher Bob Gibson when Gibson said he didnt
vant to pitch in the all-star game because he felt Thurs-
game with Montreal was more important.
WT>ave: said Gibson should be honored to pitch for
the National League and that might be true. But, what
did Weaver do. He let Billy Martin of the Tigers demand
hat 17-game Mickey Lolich not start for the Americans
ind not to pitch over two innings in relief. Weaver started
lis own Jim Palmer instead of the Tiger southpaw who
is the winningest pitcher in the majors over the past four
and one-half years wdth 91 victories.
—Four Played Entire Game
Only four players, two from both teams, played the
entire 10-inning contest. Several players, especially those
on the American League squad, did not get into the con
test and that’s a big disappointment for the fans who
have to pay eight bucks for a buck and a half .seat in the
upper deck.
Morgan and first baseman Lee May of the Astros
W’ere the only National Leaguers to go the whole game
and shortstop Bobby Gritch of the Orioles and outfielder
Reggie Jackson of the A’s were the only American Leagu
ers to play the entire contest.
Gritch was a late replacement for Luis Aparicio of
the White Sox, w'ho was voted the starting shortstop by
^he fans. But an injury foiced Aparicio to sit out. Weaver
Miosc his own player over Bert Campenaris of Oakland
^and Fred Patek of Kansas City. Neither of tho.se two play
ers saw action.
Kings Mountain’.s Little League
All-Star team opens its bid for
the Western Area Tournament
championsliip tonight at 8 p.m.
at City Park against the Tryon
Ali-.Star.s.
Tile KM team, coarhed by I{i:k
■Motre and assi.slant« iioaoie
■Mj-orr- and Bill Tin.sley, is cam-
(irised of player; who c mix^ted
in the six-team city li-ague.
Kive teams are enlenvl in the
trurnament here and tire winner
will adv.inee li, the regional tour
nament in Conrord. The winnei
at Cuncer:! will go on t.) the
state tournament,
Dallas and Gastonia, two club.s
that have pr;\ed strong in past
events, will gel the tournament
undirway at (i i;.m. Tire winner
o) that game will advance to a
Krid.ay ();30 game against St.
Stephen-;, Ahith ilraws an (;;«!n-
ing round bye.
The winner i f the Kings .M nin-
tain-Tryon game will a.ivance to
the champion.ship game S.ilui-
day at G:.30, _
Stove Lani’aster, a Central Jun
ior High produi t win hitlped le.-rl
Mcore'.s Parkgraee team to a per
fect 13-0 record and Die city
..hampionship, will prchably pit h
for tile KM all-stars tonighi.
Mo-ore hasn’t announ -ed liis en
tire starting lineup Tint many
fans feel tlial lliis yeai’s all-,star
team is one of the iiesl to eu‘r
K jiresent Kiiic-; Mouaiain.
rile .-ill-star team ro.ster .sho.v,--
fi ur i-layers irom i’arkgrace, four
froin l:-,lar\-, l.'irei- frran f:,;li,Tii-t,
three from ; w" Mru.-il md tw o
from Kiwiinis. 'the i onplete list
in^luiii-s:
PAIiKCnA'.'K — D.mnld Eili.s,
Steve Lanea Ic-r, Dennis i’ulnam,
Brian White.
IdOTAKy Tim " Ty it: 1 He.
J-din Gamble. Konald W 1 dn, a.ir-
rv Valentine.
'OPdlMIST— Davi.l It'dinsm,
Ti n Chapman, .\nhe-,\ i,. I in.
ci-:’ .METAI. — Tim :i\ W.iila
ker, Timothy Spieej, Je; y .la-k-
.son.
KIWA.NTS — liicliar 1 \ an 1)\ la-
and David Cobb.
Tlio Trvon .Ml-.Slar leim is
e.ie.'he.d by Ilayle Haynes and
Jack Ki.ser. Its players in-lude
Vin.ent Haynes, liu.sseo oTeeie,
Ereli Ki.sor, Danny Aoernathy,
Timmy Redinson, Butch Anthony,
J^efl ki.sei. Phillip Sellers^ Mark
Bridges, Dile Greene. La.ice S-d-
Icr.s, Yon Hunter, 7eff Stet !e,
icstr r Haynes. Lee Crosby and
Bill Bowlin.
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—Two Tar Heels On AL Team
Two North Carolinians, both pitchers, were members
of the American League team. Gaylord Perry of Williams-
ton and the Cleveland Indians hurled a pair of innings
and would have gotten the win had the National League
not battled back in the bottom of the ninth to t'e the
game against Wood. Perry, who was coached in high
school by Gaither Cline of Gastonia Ashbrook, served up
a two-run homer to Aaron but Rojas’s two-run shot got
liim off the hook and put him in position for the victory.
The. other North Carolina player was Oakland’s Jim
(Catfi.sh) Hunter, native of Hertford.
Four former Western Carolinas League stars rriiido
Ihc contest. Fred Patek, former Gastonia Pirate and ndw
a shortstop with the Kansas City Royals, was on the AL
squad with pitcher Nolan R.van of the California Angels.
Ryan played with the Greenville Mots several years ago
tmd still holds the WCL single game strikeout record.
On the National League team were Steve Carlton,
pitcher from the Philadelphia Phillies, and A1 Oliver, out
fielder from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Both saw action. Carl
ton, was with the Rock Hill Cardinals and Oliver played
lor the Pirates in Gastonia.
In all, eight American Leaguers and five National
Leaguers didn’t get in the contest. AL stars who sat out
Were pitchers Joe Coleman of Detroit, Pat Dobson of Bal-
> limore. Hunter and Ryan, catcher Ellie Rodriguez of Mil
waukee, infieldors Campenaris, Patek and Toby Harrah
Sf Texas and outfielder Carlos May of Chicago. National
Leaguers who rested were pitchers Clay Carroll of Cin
cinnati, Gary Nolan of Cincinnati and Tom Seaver of New
fork, catcher 'fed Simmons of St. Louis and outfielder
{,ou Brock of St. Louis.
The National League had the youngest and the old
est player in the game. The oldest: Willie Mays of the
[ lets, who is 41. The youngest: Cesar Cedeno of the Astros,
rho is 21. Th.c AL's oldest was Brooks Robinson, tvho is
3, and the youngest Tobv Harrah of Texas, who is not
et 24.
CHAMPION STANDOUT — Mike Smith, above, former Kings
Mountain High and Amorican Legion baseball standout, is one
-of the leaders of th: Champ'on's Landscaping Number Two-
team, which is unbeaten in the District 23 softball tourney be
ing held at City Stadium.
Two Kings Mountain
Teams Still In Running
-Charlottean Replaces Leo
Kin.j.s Mountain toam.s have
f.junJ the .soing rough in the .32-
Iram DUtrk-l 23 .si -wpilch s.il't-
ball tonniamenl heiiig played at
City Sladiuni.
Kivo Kings Mountain team.s on-
tcre.'l I he evviil hut three fell by
llu' wayside early. Only two lo
cal .s'luad.s are still in the run
ning foi' Hie tourna'ijitnt <.f;amn-
ionshi;). Champion's Landscaping
Xumher Two, wliich is 2-0, and
Carolina Throwing, which is 1-1.
Champion's Landscaping, the
host loam, is one cf six unbeaten
teams as'ilie l.urnament enters
the quarter-fin.ils round. Other
unr)cat<'n,s include J. C. Cowan,
Ellcnboro, fhorryville Pythian.s.
Pittsburg Plate G1 i.ss and Do\er-
Ora.
Kings M lunlain teams which
have tieon eliminated include Du
plex, King- Mounlan Mica and
Oxfmd, KM Mica and Oxf >rd went
out in siraiglit while Duplex won
cue and lost Iwo.
Champion's Landscaping, paced
by such slandouTs as Reeky G-o-
fcrlh, Gene ( innor, Mike .®mith
and otlier.s, is given a good shot
at winning the daiitile-elimina-
tion ('vont. whirl! .sends its win
ner to tile area Tou'rnament. to
■he played liere next montli. The
winner of the area IcurnamenI
will advance to tlie state toiirna-
menl in Eden, N. C.
The district women’s and in
dustrial tcurnamenfc; are schedul
ed to end on Saturday night at
City Stadium. The winners of
those two events will adv-ince
straight to the stale lournev in
E.ic-n.
Carolina Freight, the defend
ing industrial champion, has been
idle but was suj.posed to play its
fir.-'t game last night against PP.G,
a first round winner over tTiking
Hemes. The championship game
ip slated for Saturda.v night at 8
p.m. after the 7 p.m. women's
championship c.intest.
Opening Round
Game Scheduled
Foi 2-39 Friday
King.s M-'.ur.tains I.'l-yeir-rld
Ba ,e ituth League all-star t-ti.n
will Ic I'lis m .ir.ing f:.- .-3 !ie-
V-lie, wb.ete thej-'H patiiciptitc in
the stale tcurnamcnl Jul\ 28
thi'.ugii --\ugu.s- 1. '*
Ihr- Ic-.-al all-star: -won the
-Area Four Icurnamen-I at Char-
Ic.-e two wi'ek ; aga t' qu dily
ftr the .‘-'ale even: a, -.-A lie..He.
The d ,u ilc-cliniiaalion tourna
ment will he played at Av'i'.Hum.s
Fit Id in F.ast A-shevLie-.
Kings Mhunlaiii, -..ia'acl :y
Rick liamiick t f VFA’ 'mei Fred
Sisk ol the Braves, eleleated Cliar-
Icitr'.s Park R-.'a.'l Optlrniil twice
tc w in tile area l arnament. 3 .le
Icrtiis 'wil! join seven cr'.her are i
champitns plua hist team East
Ache'.Hie in the slate- tourna-
men:.
Tiie all-stars wlir net know
their opening round cpponenl un
til the-y arri-cc in .Ashe-'ille--. init
-thety di kno.v they'll be playing
the area mic champion at 2:.30
Friday alternaon. If iiiey I...se,
they'll play again at 2:30 Sattur-
day an.i if tiicy win they'll play
at ~ p.m. .'itiirday.
Ge;ne .Au.stin, presi.lenr of the
lc;al Ba'oc. Ruth League, point;'
cut that the last time a King-
M untain All-Star team vee.ntt la
A.-heville for a .stale Iaurnament,
it won all the marble's. "That
w-as in 19GS," -Aus'iin .said, "an 1
the people at Awhcville tell rni-
they really liked our team tli.'.t
year. Tlicy'rc locking far.vard to
.seeing cui team in a. .ir.i.'’
There will be no advai:. emeni
f-ir the winner cf the .A-hcville
tcuina,ment. In 13-ycar-old Babe-
Ruth play, tlio st.ele champion
ship is Hie liighe-.st han.n' tliat
can be acliicved.
Member.-: e:f tlie- KM all-.star;
team include- Larrj Goins cf Bes
semer City. Gregg Sellers, Harlen
Hayne.s, Joel Eurgtsa and Pal
Byers o; Tryon, Preston Sliort,
Randy Putnam, Mike Bumgard-
ner, and Kevin Tinsley of the
Braves, Rusty Bell, Ricky Deat.m,
Darrell Queen and D-in Johnson
of VFW and -Stanley Bridge-s cf
the Optimist Club.
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bll Ai.L-al’ARS TC ASHEVILLE The 13-year-3lJ Kings Mountain Lata Ruth All-Star team
shewn here leaves this morning for Asheville to paiticipa'.e in the slate tournament. The local
all-stars their first game in th: double-elimincion even; Friday afternoon. (Photo by I.
G Alexar.det)
GmSf All-Time Team Contest
SatHiday Might Continued Extra Month
KM Fans See
All-Star Game
Several b.a.seball fans from
Kings Slbunlain weni to Atlanta
Tuesday night far the major
league .All-Slar game.
-Among those attending includ
ed Rich.erd Barnette, Luther Ben
nett, Dick M'cGinnis and son •Gre'-g,
Ollie Harris and grandson John
ny, Ray :Cli.’ie, Joiin Mo.;s, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Spencer and Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Stewart.
Ariail Leaves Pros
To Join G-W Staff
The big news coming out of Aflanta except for the
All-Star game was Leo Durocher’s resigning as manager
l>f the Cubs. He was replaced by Whitey Lockman, a na
tive of Charlotte, who should make the Cubs a good
manager.
I Leo had the knowledge of the game but apparently
flidn’t have the knack of getting the best out of his play-
Irs. For several years, the Cubs have had good material
^ut haven’t been playing up to their capabilities.
f Danny Murtaugh, ex-Pirate manager who came out
of retirement to manage the National League team, was
his usual self. He sat in the dugout and enjoyed the
kame. Never once did he leave his seat.
'Needless to say, the All-Star contest brought Atlanta
ts biggest baseball crowd in history and brought the
iputheast its first All-Star game.
Here’s hoping there will be many more.
Legion Fete
Set Tonight
Mcm'hers of the Oti.- D. Grecno
Post 155 American Legion base
ball team will be treated to their
annual post-.sea.-t.m .supper to
night at 7:30 at the legion hall.
Feur Ir.-'pliies will be awarded
to outstanding meinbcr.s of the
t< am. Tlie four awards are sports
manship, most valuable pl.ayer,
be.st offenaive player and best de-
len.sive player.
There will be no speaker for
tonight’s fete. Athletic officer
-Gene Tignor said that jill play
ers who have not turned in their
uniforms should do .so toinght.
BGILING .-'PRIXGS A veteran
of mi.re than 2.3 years a-- an ath
letic trainer, W'.irren .-Ai'i.'il, has
been named liea.i athleti-.: trainei
and aa-;iatant tithlelic director at
Gardner-Mebb College.
Ariail <-omej to GardnerAVo'.ib
frem I he pixsition a.-- head trafner
of the Hou.ston Oilers of the Na
tional Fo.it'ball League. Ho had
previously .;erved as hetid trainer
lor the New Orle.ins Saints of the
National Faot.aall Ix-igut^
He is a native of Soutn Caro
lina and has liverl in many parts
of the Palmetto State where his
father .sei-vcd more than 40 years
a.s a -Mcthadi.st minister. He is
now retired.
The new Bulldog traint-r i,;; a
gra.iuate ofW itord Collegt!, Spar
tanburg, S. C.; Ea.stern School of
Physical Therapy, New York City.
He has partially completeoi his
m.i.stor's woik at Hie University
o.' Indiana.
.AthlcUc Director Eddie Rol-
brock said that ho felt the col
lege was fortunate to get the serv-
icos of a man with ability and
expeo-ionce of .Ariail.
'■We now have a man on oujl
sttiff who is considered one of
the most outstanding trainer.s in
the field today," said Hol'orixik.
“He knows a.^ much about tin-
prevention and treatment of titli-
Ictic injurio.s a.s any man in his
field. He is al.so an o.xperit-nced
administrator in the field of ath-
tics. We are very pletised tlial hi-
has accepted a position on our
•staff."
Ariail began his career with
an eight year stint in 191(> at
Wefferd College before mm ing to
Wilke Forest University in 19.31
fer three years. He then .siient
two years at Icwa Stat’e Univi-r;-
ity and then in 19fil began a
seven year term at Indiana Uni
versity. Ho .served as head train
er at all of tho.se universities.
He also worked as the' liead
trainer at the NCA'A Track Meet
in 1966 and worked with the U. S.
Olympic Wrestling team at Iowa
State University. He served ns
head trainer at the Pro-Bowl for
the NFL East All-Stars in 1979.
He is a combat veteran of the
U. S. Marine Corp, having .served
in World War n.
HE KORY — .Mo It -' but oonfi-
dent. Harry G:int fig-.ires lie It is
a real chan-e of winnin? Satur
day’s 16t1i running f.i the Bu'i'l"
Shuman Memcri.'i! race ;n Hii?.-
ory Speedway, all.'i-orh it moans
ut-doing Grand Na;ijr.;;l iifii-r
stars -R >:,ay l.-.aa;- an i Br .\V .Alii
.s.,;i.
.-A vie t ii'v by I'.ie pcpnl.ar .Sports
man driver '.v-uid ts- Mnparabl<>
fi a rookie hitting a ba,;os 1 taded
homcfun i.i lii; first 'ime '.it bat
in the maim leagues, l-'cr ul-
l-n ugh lie's a -.'etcjaii ii t-tra.-'l;
ra-ei. fL'int ii.T- ! ied lii;
ban ' i:i a G. m l N:-' 'lal ev-i-'
'art «iil have ,a li ' g in; f
h'-n in tile 'il-i;;i) .' ir..’ .Nr ■ m
ill f -: inceiin,;. He 'will he- dri'.'
in'- ncwly-engiircred ''Ic: -u
C :i c, owne.d by F'-i' Fii:u'. ■
.-A-it; tior.t. .-A year a • Ga-'l wa-
-sc-itii- ; . -me blisu- i:,;_ Wiirm-ii’:
l. ': -■ in ;i Sha'w .Mii,--.:ing in prr;,-
arati' -i tc; :i Grairl Nalicnal rac.
when till- engine ti Jiiene-i.
F'liiw's cii.’^s ha'ce won lain- llii'
se.a.son.
■'I'.'.- never bad a -'n on fl-ag in
a GN rnre," .tty.-; :o::r. a -I he
SI Fiiaiidiiys race a a Oian -
t. .sb .\ ills 'stufl. In 19!'9 Gn-.:
\va ■ r.inncr-ug to N.-iti ,n d 3;-.-:: :-
m. ci . hampi *1, Re ; i-i. , .xin-
tiin.u lit: Hi;-'-,i: ,v Ira k title in
f. ■ . I'.-.S.
l.iis .Season tlie 3 .lylor.sviHc
fi'.'i.i r, ligui'cci by Icli diive.:;
a< one i f tin- st; -n ;c i n;en in
ti: :,.oi't, has i\,:n f: so: ;;s:n:'n
r , . in, at iiay i-i i i I,
h .r.c lii,'K"'y tr.-. g. ■;."c:' ,
ki: -A'lrdp- c; fhi- iroi'a ;ii; I :i t -n
ni:c cat m:iko turn a - 'i.ii ili;,-'i:.
, I .X member: -d iant are u
lillii- It'S.-; m le.;| on his- ciian;.-
o; winning iht fir.st time out.
Fig'Uiing lewer pit .step.-- fo.- tia-
li.-i,,,' t'ougai, cliicf me Imni
Elvin Re. tor grin; ;tnd sajs,
■ llior.v 'Will be turning Lie track
V. i;ca s.inic oi the heavier ear;,
l.ke Is.iai' and lit.-: Dodge. .Allison
in a C'tiO'vml.'t are ui tire pit.-..
Wo think lie ."an wi-i,"
Isaac isn't -'.ant’s only proh-
li m. ilell also have to fend o;i
.sn ti \cterans as Jim I’asc!i-al.
Ni ;| C’tistles. Elmo Langley, Wen
(li-ll Sc ' t a:.-I a ho>r of otlters.
1 imited to a field o; tin- 21 fast
('st ,.a;-s, Hie action begins at 8
p.m.
Three Enter
Shelbv Race
8I1ELEY — Tliri'e long-time
f,ivi.riie.s, Danit-* Warliik, Benn.v
Uionl'z and Frank Weather,;, join
the field cf heavy-foote.i Late
.M.-.lel Sport.sman drivers e.xpectcd
f.tr Thursday night's weekly stock
car race.s at the Shelby .-^peed'.vay,
Icciled at the Cleveland County
P'airgr. und.;. .Acli.an begins at S
o'vlo. k. I'he gales ojien at li.'SO.
"Sli.-k" Kill.II and Cliii;k Piaz
za, with a win ea.-li; Carl Smart.
Freddy Smilli, .Mike Humphries.
Uh'rlie Elanton, Herman Mauney,
Mike Duval!, Kir'o.v .-Allen. Ray-
mon I Payne, Bill Mcnleith and
many others will bo m hand
when th(- ::;'een flag falls.
-Action cnd.s by 11 p.m. Under
the new management of BHW’
Enterprises, the Shelby Speedway
is attracting more name drivers
each Thursday night.
Since voting for the Herald’s all-time Kings Mountain
football, basketball and baseball teems is coming in slow
ly, v/e've decided to coniinus the contest for another
month.
The deadline for entries is now Monday, August 28.
The teams will be announced in the August 31 paper.
The bollot ot the bottom of this story might make
more convenient for yo i as you name your team. .Tust
clip the ballot, fill it out and mail your vote to the Herald,
I. O. Box 752, Kings Mountain, N. C. 28086.
C -t ,v.-i>- !oi ti’.o ■.tll-iimi- K-iig.- -Mtuni.tiii foulltall.
br ' c'.ball .'.’i I Igi^c-iall Ball it- mu.-t .-t- returned t>
t';i K 'tg. '.;..:!nl::'i Herald. P. O. E x T32, or cr r.cforo .-Augu.-t
Tile ipti.ms wiil be ■-iimouncc 1 in tin- .-Augu.sl 31 i dilion of
..I Hera III.
ALL TIME FOOTBALL TEAM
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. cn'i-r (It .
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Eull'",:i.k 11-
ALL TIME BASKETBAU. TEAM
F-r.vards I2i
enter ill . _
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ALL-TIME BASEE.._L TEAM
First Ease (It
Sc. .'.a.t Base i! i
Shtrl''tii> '1:
Third Ba.si- 11 i
Utility Inf. 'll -
Outfield '.31 -
Cal,her Hi -
Lc.thand Pitclior tit - - -
Righ.hand Pitcher 'll
Three Take Victories
In Hickory Program
Hf.KCRY — In it l.idii's night
of d.iu: li-iictidc: . at Hic kory
F-.aecd'Way Sc.tur,; ij. night. Harry
Gant an-l i i n s li-y .smekod
off witii :l.'-:nan victories
while Hobby driver 7, hn Settle-
m.vre did the hat trick, winning
h,)11i cnd.s ct a dviuble-feature.
Gant started on tlio ix-ic and
led all the way in roc >rding lii.-'
eighth victory cf the .season in
the fir.st feature which was view
ed by a tacked hou.se. In the .scv-
ond, he started in the rear and
finished lliird, -a half second in
back cf Pre.-'olc.v and ninncrup
Bi-nny Kerley. Pressley’s win was
his fiftii.
Settlemyre did it all in win
ning his 10th and 11 th Hob'ay
features. He did it the easy way
in tlie first feature, starting on
f.lu> front row and cliasing down
Jerry Foxx to win. Ho did it the
hn.il wa;v the secon,l time a
iv-und. starting in tlie ro.ir and
■wirking tiirough u tightly packe I
field.
Settlemyre’s performance puts
him one victorv aiietid ,>l tin-
1971 record si-ltiag pa-e of Ted
\\ ells.
Jimicr Cr.auch. Morgan Shep
herd and Bo.sco Li.i'.\e were sec-
cixi, third and “ourfh in tlie first
Sport.smun feature. In the sei-o'nd
feature, Benny Kerle.v, Gant and
Sliopherd followed Hie winner
h-cmc.
Roby Jetton o! Lineolntan was
taken to a near'ny hospital for i
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