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Spring Sports Teams Eye SWC Playoffs
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the coura* They wlU
probably rata a aUftt
favortt* wttk KM East
Oabtoa. R-B Centra. ar.<5
c<ber* cloec bebUntf
Mortfc Oejnor; f Larry
Peoley wtw. naa already
received a full Eranim-a.d
to ClemecE wlU b« tbe
favorli* In individual p^y
H* usually wiifjfju in tnt
«ra
TtM bvya Urmna lean, la
th* other KM oul®l chat
will be a aerlout ccct-
tender for the bl-
otnference tlUe Indlnduai
oaoferencea do a». have
their own tournament In
termla
T^ie Mountalneera have
experienced ihelr moat
aucceaaful aeaaon ever
Qielr only ioaaea coming to
Charlotte LaOn and seven-
time SWC champloE
Shelby Even though
Shelby defeated die Mox'.
tauneera In reguiar aeaaor.
play most .Nortewesteri.
and Sou th w e atern Con
lerence coach.ea are point
ing to KMHE aa the team tc
beat lE the blconference
HMHE led after the first
day of actloE last year but
lath td esrperlehcc hurt the
young Mountainee.*s In the
fStia’ round aa Shelby came
storming back to win
Coach Ed Ouy feela that
ejspertence will be a st.’or.g
asset to thie Mountlea thla
year
Leading the Moun
taineer attack la Jishor
sereaaan Tim Riddle Who
la the 17th ranked aingiea
pjayer in Norte CaLrohna
He goea into the bl-
conference tourney aa Che
leg. ranked player from Che
SWC and he probably wUa
get a high rasjcing for tte
W e«,err. N' C High Bchoo.t
AcUvlciea Aaabclatton
tckimey which la aet lor
Shelby May Ik-STj
While Riddle a Che
olggeat .oolse-.maker lor
the Moancalheera Coach
Cuy has wveiai other cioach Quy is hofttig tfas msst. but MvMhy McrOi
piayera that will represent MoiKtal&enss cw use tbs OMton and Boucb Polat
toe school wsU Three of bd-oonfersitos touziksy to wlU be close on the
toem - Rick Lesion Boott gain eiq>«rlenoe lor naoct dsB-geri' hesM.
ymr. whan most ot bis Ktogs MoBnto.to might
pisyers wfll rstua. The bs a oontondar to tbs rs-
g&da MKt y««r wfl] fMy togs. Rlcbard Ron sbniild
wnnls to tbs ton. a. «bsy nok talgb to tbs iii|«s
moes into tbs N. C. Hgh Jump and sopbomors
Schools Atblsnc Aasoeto- Tarry McClain could
tton. ptMtoUy ttotob ta«b to the
The tzadcstara wont be toirdtos.
a cootander either, but
Ooach Oaui Brooks. Uks
Bummltt and Kevin More-
head — made It to the as-
soclahon last yev and
have the experience
hMided to make It
Lthera who’ll be coxn-
peCing for the Moun-
talheera Include John
Lavid R«ed AJ Ooninger
and Kenny Boheler
Tbs association track
Bummitt la unbeaten In Qay, will be —«»r Itaa
sr-glea play tola to>rtn* sod oaalerencs and aaaoctotton
several of the otoera are meeta to glvs hto man
■unbeatec except tor toe aomc experteace. Brooka
matchea against LaOn and wCl fasTs tbs majority ot
bis dndsnnen back next
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Kihga Mountaln'a gtrls Host Crest wHl rats a
WOE t be a threat, but rtlght farortts In the SWC
Patriot Winning Streak
Is Brok^ By Lines
Majr ia«. the same dags
tbs tennis toumamsnts
wSl bs held at &SII9.
Chargers KX,
.Mfjuntieit 2
THE mxJUfjrt&t.
HBP - Whitaker, by MUla Davea. by
Robinson
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w<Ti Junior
High a baseball team had
its three-year unbeaten
string broken Mcntday at
home agadhst Uncolnton
as the Wolvea came up
wtcfa two runs In toe top of
K .M to
AB
R 1
H RBI
toe i2Qi tOBinf to eiOge toe
Hkl cf
2 0
0
0
Petrlolk 6-8
Roblnkor. b-«
t 0
2
1
ElUk.c
4 0
1
0
The lokk gave tob
Chapmur. 2b
0 0
0
0
PalrloU k 10-1 rtcerd
LknckkLvr ^
4 0
0
0
heading Into a game
Whflt w-lf
4 0
1
0
yesterday at lAscoln. The
Ttokley rf
1 0
0
0
Patricki had won their
WUmr. p
8 1
2
0
last 27 ballgamw tracing
BbUn Sb
8 0
1
1
back to toe 1»78 aeaaan
Lrftln If
1 0
0
0
Whkkker. ph
0 0
0
0
Elven though they loet.
VklenUnt lb
8 0
0
0
toe PatnoU kail held to a
Thtato
88 2
7
8
two-game lead In FootolUi
CTfmt
Conference play. East
and Great, both
McFtLTlknd M
4 1
1
1
with 8-8 records, are toe
Bbwen, lb
0 0
0
0
only clubs with a chance of
-Newton. ilh
4 1
1
1
catching toe Patriots
L«ve», c
8 2
t
2
Lovelace, cf
4 1
1
1
The Patriots can cUneb
Lowna, 8b
4 1
2
1
toe title Monday afternoon
Fluw.lf
4 1
1
0
at home when they hoet
Champion. 2b
8 1
1
8
county rival Shelby They
MlUk.p
8 1
1
0
close out their season on
Dover, p
0 0
0
0
Frl., May 18 In a night
Patberson.rf
8 1
1
2
game against Bums at
«»tato
88 le
It
10
Lancaster Field.
Bg iDiringk:
T
TVo errors and a double
KM 000 002 0
2
enabled Llncolnton to
C 080 IX X
10
score toe winning rms
E - Elllk LOB KM 10. Creat 8
2B -
Monday.
Newton, Lovelace
The Patriots grabbed a
HR — Davek, Champtcin, Pattenori.
2« lead In toe second on
Pitcher IP H R ER BB SO
elngtea by Eric Dixon, Jeff
Roblnkon (Lj 1 2-8 S
8 8
0
2
Clonlnger and Tim
WUaon 4 1-8 7
8 6
0
8
Chapman, and Ricky
MlUklWy 8 1-8 7
2 2
a
2
Proctor's sacrifice fly.
Dover i 2-8 0
0 0
1
0
They moved ahead 8-1 in
the fourth on a walk to
Clonlnger and Proctor’a
double, but toe vlaltora
came back with two In the
teg) of the alxth to force
extra Innings.
Clonlnger started m toe
mound for the Patriots but
waa relieved by Tim Leach
with two out In the alxth
binlng. Clonlnger walked
five and atruck out six and
Leach walked two and
fanned 14.
Proctor and Chapman,
with doublea, were the only
Patrlota with extra base
hits.
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