Page 4 MIRBOR-inERAl.D—Tueaday, D«oember 14, 1974
KM Grid Banquet
k Set For Tonight
The 89th annual lions
C9ub football banquet
honoring the Kings
Mountain High Moun
taineers is set for 7 p. m.
tonight at Kings Moun-
Jlm Heavner, a
KMHS graduate and
now president and gen
eral manager of Radio
Station WCHL, Chapel
Hill, will be gruest
glMHEAVNKB
speaker.
Highlight of the ban
quet will be presenta
tion of several trophies
and plaques to all senior
members of the team.
Members of the KMHS
championship team of
1964 will be on hand to
present the awards.
Trophies to be given
Include the Mirror-
Herald Player of the
Year Award, the FYed
Plonk Blocking Trophy,
the Or. George Plonk
Most Valuable Player
Award, the John Gam
ble Scholastic Award,
the Most Improved
Player Trophy and the
Mountaineer Award.
The 1976 Moun
taineers posted an 8-2
overall record, the
school’s best mark since
'64. They tied South
Point for third place In
the Southwestern
Conference standings.
Boys bi First Victory,
Girls Pull Back To .500
Klnga Mountain High's
basketballers took a
twlnblll from Chase Friday
night on the Trojans’ home
court, the glris winning 68-
88 and the boys copping
their first victory, 66-89.
The two KMHS clubs
were scheduled to host
Bessemer City in a South-
western Conference
twlnblll last night but the
results were not available
at the Mirror-Herald’s
press deadline. The game
was originally scheduled
for tonight but was
changed because of the
Lions Club football
bangust.
HmKHHS gills 1«1 aU
the way In the opener as
they evened their early-
season record at 2-2. Chase
fell to 0-4 and is the only
girls team in the league
that Is still winless.
Coach Kathy Brooks’
ladies jumped out to a 18-9
first quarter lead, then
broke the game open In the
second quarter when they
outscored the Chase girls
28-12 to take a 86-21 half
time lead.
Susan Mltchem con
tinued her hot scoring pace
with 27 points, and
sophomore Priscilla
Rlckenbacker had her best
game of the year, adding
17- Thagr wars the OBljr KM
players In double figures.
Carolyn Dewberry led the
Lady Trojans with 16.
Kings Mountain’s boys
fell behind early but took
advantage of Chase fouls
in the second half to come
back and win their first
game of the year. The lOl
victory left both clubs tied
for seventh place with 1-8
marks.
TTiirty four fouls were
called on die Trojans and
the Mountaineers con
nected on 81 of 60 foul shots
to win the game. KMHS
made only six field goals In
the second half but canned
28 free throws. Chase had a
Ug scoring edge on KM
horn the floor (26 field
goals to 17) but made only
nine of 18 foul shots.
Chase lost five players
by fouls, including four
atarters. Derrick Harrla,
who scored 18 points, was
the only Chase starter to
stay around until the end.
BdUlam Thompson led
the KM scoring effort with
M points, Eddie Ingram
added 16 and Bobby Odoms
10.
Chase led 14-11 after one
period and 81-80 at half-
UnM, but the fouls began to
take Ihelr toll early In the
third period and by die
bkne the fourth qriartar-
roUed around the Moun
taineers were in com-
OIRLSOAMK
OPENS wm WIN - Jee Niaaiwi, *nwB hare
talking 9e hln playem during a lliiuieiil la Tharaday’s
game wMi R-S Central, opened his basketball ooaeUag
career with a 80-41 win over the Lady HUttoppers la the
Southweatem Conference Jayvee game. A former
Shelby High athlete, Rountree, a first-year teacher at
KMHS, also coaches the sdKxd’s cross counbry team.
KM Jayvee Girls Win,
KM (62) Roberta 4,
Mltdiem 87, Rlckenbacker
17, Henderson 8, Hickman
6, Tate 8, Mack 4.
Chase (88) — Blackwell
d. Dewberry 16, Deck 8,
PhUllps 6, Padgett 8,
Wnilama 1, Vickers 6.
BOYSGAME
KM (66) Ingram 16, BeU
6, Lockhart 8, Odoms 10,
Thompson 81, Ellis 4,
Prescott 2, donbigsr 4.
Chase (69) - D. Phillips
4, R. PhllUpa 6, Harris 18,
T. McSwaln 10, C. Mc-
Swain 7, Crenshaw 4,
Doggett 4, Greene 8,
Dewberry 6.
8WC8TANDINOS
But Boys Lose To R-S
Kings Mountain High’s
junior varsity cagers split
their Southwestern Confer
ence openers with R-S Cen-
OIRL80AME
KM (60) - McClain 21,
Leach 8. Uttlejohn 12.
McSwaln 4. McGUl 6.
RS (41) - Chrson 16,
Forney 16, Puffy 7, Led
better 8, l^rrell.
BOYSGAME
KM (68) — Terry Mc
Clain 18, Thomas McClain
12, Miller 9. Adems 8,
Caldwell 6, Scruggs 4,
Friday 8.
RS (67) — Landrum 16,
Searcy 18, Latham 10,
Copeland 7, J. Hamilton 6,
Lattlmore 4, L. Hamilton 8.
tral here Thursday, the
girls winning 80-41 and the
boys losing 67-68 In over
time.
The two KMHS clubs
were scheduled to play at
Shelby last night but the
results were not available
at the Mirror-Herald’s
press deadline. The jay-
vees host Chase here
Thursday at 6:80 p. m.
The KMHS boys led most
of the ballgame but lost
their cool in the late stages
and fell to their first loss
after opennlng their season
with a victory over
Bessemer City.
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Shelby
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KM
Chase
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Cherry.
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