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1^. 1973 ■ Thursday. JulylsTl^Tr^^
THE KINGS mountain HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
PAGE THREE
North Carolina Basketball Star
[arl Gives A-OK For Acupuncture
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By JACK WILLIAMS
(’H.APJX HILL, N C. — Some
Aincrican doctors claim that acu-
punctUH! is just a pain in the
neck, but you’d never be able to
piovp it to Ihiit old'refugee from
'RtHl China — none other than
Hsien Sheng George Karl.
On his recent trip to China
I'Witii a United States ba.sketbali
( team, Karl pullisl a mu-sclc in
bad; and .iokingiy told a CItine.sc
Interpreter ".Maybe I ouglit to
have acupunctui-c treatment.
Tliat’.s the big deal in Cliina,
I isn’t it?”
j -Much to Karl’.s .surpri.se, the in-
terpreler a()])eared at George’s
hctei room later liiat day witli
two hurse.s, ready to adrnini.ster
th<? acupuncture treatment. Karl
' debiilcd at for a moment and
ttien .said, ’’Weil, wliy not.”
"They stuck two net-dies in my
leg and two in my back,” Karl
•saj'.s, "1 .still can’t believe what
haptMmed. In .iust a few minutes,
the pain omiplotciy disappeared.
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.My back hasn’t _feit adod
si nee 1 underwent an openttlon
in my freshman year at Clam-
lina.”
Karlier in llie Irip, iCax-r had
gathered other evidence in swp-
port of Ghina’.s poin-kilUng treat
ment. George and other mwm-
hers cf tlie American team were
taken on a tour ot a Chinese
hospital and witnessed an oper
ation in which a man’s lung ww
being removed.
‘Ttic man was being given ac
upuncture treatment," Krirl .<oyb.
• vv'hiie he wa.s b<>ing operated
on. he -was wide awake and eat
ing an orange as though noth
ing was happening. They had
one needle .sticking in his fore
head and lus wliole body was
numt;.”
But while Karl fnund the Chin
ese to be highly eifkilent in the
. field of -medicine, he says UveyVv
I not so hot when it comes to
I dribbling a basketball. ’The Anxdr-
’ lean team swept all eight gan>ee
: played against Citinese temns
: and most of the scores were elne-
sidedi ,-i
”1 only saw about two Chine*
I players who could make, it on
I a college team in this cauAtry,''
' Karl .says. ”Sume of the Ohiow
' are good shooters, but thejt we
leery poor ball-handlers, .if Wjw
! very easy .to steal the bvCp- Wf®
; their guards.”
] ■ i
According to wire servtoe re-
' ports, Karl was one of tqp
American players in-thel gani^
I in Red China. Tlie formed' IQaa®-
j lina star led the scor^ in same
I of the games and uicidentaHy
; hit 22 points in a game played
; a few hours after he reoeivad 'the
] acupuncture treatment.
I Karl did say that China boasts
, ' lie basketball player the United
I Slates cannot match. ‘’One team
. Iiad a fellow playing who has to
; be the biggest human being 1
iiave ever seen,” Karl saya '“‘He
, .stands 7-4 and weighs about 32a.
' Xcedle.ss to say, he didn’t have
I icry good movcK.”
Geiige found the crowds at the
i garnet: in China very passive.
: "They never cheer or applaud, a
I got^ p-lay,” Karl .siiy.s. “I don't
think U was that they didn’t.en-
1 joy Hie games. They're just dif-
Icrent from American Ians in
tliat tliey are not emotional. I on-
; ly lieard tlu-m applaud one time.
! I cliarged into a Chinese playet
mid knocked iiim down. whea I
i reached mer to offer him g h<wvi
1 and helped him tohis feet,,the
, --*w- .
fans asplauded. _ --. v-.
Karl .was u<chiendou.4y im-
i>re.ssed with the .modiem icon-
veniences df the cities in Red
China aftd with the efficiency at
Jnt people. "I knmv it sounds
like l‘m making a Joke when 1
talk about Miundries.in China,”
.he sayts, ‘'but,., it JlUistrates my
point. Tou oan send a shirt uut
Db be laundered ant} they iu* -so
efficient they bring it back io 39
minute*.
MEKifALTiEALtH
FACTS
the CHi.LD’.S .NEED.S
has need jast as
MORE ABOUT
BOXSCORES
"The oWd
adult . . .
I Only the child
i ent.
! "The child has feeling ju.si
: adult . .
is more depend-
Hnlilos, 2b
Burgess, J)
Carroll, if
I'ord, i-f . .
Bridges, 11)
Parker, c .
Wr.-y, ss .
Pro-'lnr, ss
Johnson, cf
Kails, if . .
Thoinburg,
.Score by innings: Ncnninger, ss
Kings .Mtn 000 077 0 It Uanaris, c . .
Union 001 010 0 2 .Miller, cf . ..
2B -Bridges, Wray. Whitney, If .
Pit.’her IP H It K.U BB SO Stuart, rf . .,
’Burgc.s.s (W)
Picrie (Li
2 2 .")
i;t 12 13
If
II 0
'Only the child needs ro learn how
to t-Apress them.
I "The child laoes fears just a.s an
I th« wlult - - - I
»l... hcJp
-'Tt was that way everywhere.
The ipeopie .are very Industriaas
and take |r^t prtcle dyi Utrir
work. I was atwprlscd at what 1
saw. -1 think .w tend to flUnlt of
China as a. backward couniry.' Only the child needs
Well, that ontalnly, h?jn’t thej to ri«is.ier'rhem.
case at all." ' - I
^ ‘’The ohild has Joses just as the
There ,1s / Only he needs ertcouragemcni to
doesn’t undemtond. H« 'tound develop them."
that .aliiahlne* aHMmdiiiihdriv-1 ' ^
bldw th^ oonsilantjy. j -j^ese challenging lines ate
^ from a nqw fwaler prepared foi-
Totals . . .
West Union Co
Wilson, c f . . . .
Baucom, .s,< . .
■Shorrin, 2b . .
Mullls, Ib . . .
•Small, rf . ...
Lcmmonil,
Mullis ,c .
.Mcdlin, C:>
Piet CO, p .
Totals .
KM .
Kings .Mtn.
llov.s, 3b .
Soiilhwcli, 2b
Burgess, if .
CaiToll, p .
UicK tor, 1 f .
Bridges, I',; .
I’arkcr, c .
Wray, .vs .
Johnson, c-f
■f-Mils, rf . . .
.^rATnlr 'vvs
AB K II
.’t 'I
RBI
0 0
I
Maness, lb . . ,
Kergusun, p . .
Totals
Score by innii
Kings Mtn. . .
.Matthews . ...
2B Southwell.
Pitcher; IP II R
Can oil (W) .0 l--'l 2
R<-ynoIds . 1 2-.3 0
Fergu.son IL' • 7 .o
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8. Battleground
Health’s program caili-d "One 'lu
Grow On.”
It’* a now program, but an
impoitgnl one. It is another
manifestation af the significance
being attached to chid mental
health and the widening and j
deeipenlnfi of the attack on men
tal .llnesj Jn ihildivn tiu-ough
preventive programs that aetite-
lly projpute mental health and,j
I in turn, preclude the growth
land development of mental ill
ness.
Tlte “One Ho Grow On” pro-
; gram is primarily’ a means to
j help teachers develop mental i
! health activitieis for their class-
j rooms, I
j In line with this, “One IM
So -what did George Karl do. Grow On” is being designed for
When -In China, do as the C!h-in- inservioe ,er leacner
e&e do. At 3:30 am. JLsien Sheng training institutiona, ■"
George Karl did push-ups, amd Although etui n the develop-
hia uaicH didn’t bother him >at J mentgl stage, nstruct'.onal texts,
i tilnos and other matcrial.s are
j ijS’lng plannel and prejiared to
I me<«t needs which leaciicrs base
, e.xpressad.
i Ln the new poster, tlie Insri-
I lute asks for Ideas to aid in de-
! velopng the "One To Grow On"
^ ^ ‘ ! program.
31r. and Mrs. Randy L. B^rs, j ■j-ou send your ideas
Bo.x 228. announoe the birth hi a about developing healihv children
■daughter, Wedhe^y, July N JMH, p-v— li-eg, Rockville,
they are IP <k> th^ as
a waitntog to rldeti K-
cytilea are cveiyw^vorc in Chipa "
, I
Ctne njoroijng at 5:30, Karl was
in W? hotel roam by
tiwi-lilawVMt hotrns bn the
slhee^iliiiwur- y ijitble to get
to sie^i he decided to take a
walk birtside. ’
“I couMO't believe my eye.s,
he-says. *i4terally hundreds of
Oiineae vn the streets do
ing calliitllwnicK. 1 supipose it's a
daily iwtlne.. At 5:30 in the
imirnlcw, they were out there do
ing pu^-ups.”
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Sunday, July
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Shipl-
ton, Rt. 1, Box Fork, 8, C-.'UbAam
I .innounce the birth of a daugh-, iVUjpilllIl lllICa
1 ter, Wednesday, July 11, Kings '
1 .Mountain hos'pical.
18ie Conducted
Mr. and Mrs. R';Clcy ^FcDanie!, j ’ ^{40iei4l rites for Leroy Gor-'
40} N. Battleground Bo**), an-1 don. 50, wen? conducted last
nounoe the Wrth of a sop, Thurs-1 gt. Paul’s Method-
da;.c. July 12, - Kings >lountain I jgt church with Rev. M. L.
hospital pCampbell, Riev. T. A. Powell,
'(Rev. W. F. Scott and Rev. .S. T.l
in Bynum
'Mr. and Mrs. Tony-Beavers, _ .
Rt. L BetJieny Rd.,
announce the .plrth.trt a son, i
day July K(, Kings Moaintain ^ ^ a
a ujj . .—.B ^ foimd dead
I July 3.
3dr- iJJKj 5trs. Bgsrene Biaanone.; Surviving arc his mothei- and
i Rt 4, Box ^138, W)rtWW» «ihe. sl^pifather, Mf. and Mrs. Roy
I'birth of twin ■.■‘atflfhtere - Sataw: Brawn of Kings Mountain two
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