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Bi~Conference Tennis Tourney
Opens 9 Tim Riddle Top-seeded ^
Klngt MounUln High’s
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bl-coitfaranca play today at
the ahalby High, Craat
High and Oardnar-Wabb
OoUaga courts.
Tha tournamant Tuns
through Friday and all
playars survlvl^ until tha
Friday rounds will be eligi
ble to compete In the West
ern N. C. IBgh Schools Ac
tivities Association
tourney on May l>-ao at
Shelby.
Several KM playars are
ranked high for tha event
and should be among the
tavorad entries.
In singles, KM's Tim
Riddle Is the top-ranked
i| • player from the SWC and la
K expected to receive his
V only stiff competltlan from
f Butch Dunn of Wilkes Cen
tral. Dunn finished second
In the association last
year.
Rick Deaton, who la
KM’s number two single#
player. Is seeded sixth, and
A1 Clonlnger 1* seeded
14th.
In doubles, Kevin More-
head and Scott Sumltt are
seeded second and John
Reed and Kenny Boheler
seventh.
In girls competition,
Sarah Maner and Mer
cedes Smith of the Moun
taineers are seeded fourth
In doubles and Roxsume
Tate and Pat Durham are
seeded ninth.
In singles, Bonnie Hln-
nsuit la seeded 18th, Ronda
Shytles aoth and Kathy
Brennan 22nd.
Hie KM teams com
pleted regular season play
during the past week, the
boys defeating Ashbrook 8-
1 and Hickory 2-0, and the
glrU losing B-4 to Lenoir.
The Mountaineers
finished 7-2 overaU, their
beat record ever. Hielr
only defeats were to
Charlotte Latin’s ”A”
team and Shelby.
GIRLS RE8CLTS
(Singles)
Laurie Clark (L) def.
Sarah Maner 7-S, 8-8.
Saisabeth Dobbins (L)
def. Mercedes Smith 8-1, 8-
2.
Julie Poteat (L) def.
Ronda Shytles 8-0, 8-1.
Kathy Brennan (KM)
def. Beth Hawkins 8-2, 8-4.
Elizabeth McCMU (KM)
def. Davla Rutty 8-8, 8-1.
Roxanne Tate (KM) def.
Sally Frazier 8-8, 8-1.
Oark-RObblna (L) def.
Smlth-Maner 8-2, 8-8.
PoteaLFauseau (L) def.
Tate-Durham 6-4, 7-8, 8-1.
Brennan-McOlU (KM)
def. Rutty-Haalclns 8-4, 8-
2.
BOYSBESUL’TS
Hm Riddle (KM) def.
Robbie Burdick 8-1, 8-8.
Chip McLaughlin (A)
def. Rick Deaton 8-8, 7-8.
Kevin MOrehead (KM)
def. Jeff Stover 8-2, 8-1.
Scott Summltt (KM) def.
Bob Sletz 8-0, 8-1.
John Reed (KM) def.
Kevin James 81, 8-4.
A1 Clonlnger (KM) def.
Preston Medlock 8-1, 80.
MOrehead-Summltt
(KM) def. Burdlck-
McLaughlln 8-4.
Deaton-CIonlnger (KM)
def. Stover-Pearson 88.
Reed-Lynn (KM) def.
James-Flaher 81.
Tim Riddle (KM) def.
Eric BoUck 8-8, 8-1.
Rick Deaton (KM) def.
Charles Rogers 8-0, 8-1.
Kevin Morehead (KM)
def. Oalg Watkins 2-8, 82,
7-6.
Kenny Boheler (KM)
def. David Deahm 82, 80.
John Reed (KM) def.
Joey Class 80, 7-8.
A1 aonlnger (KM) def.
Jeff Trlvette 81, 8-0.
(Doubles)
Boheler-Reed (KM) def.
BoUck-Olass 8-4.
Lynn-Keeter (KM) def.
Deaton-Rogers 8-4.
Ctonlnger-Walker (KM)
def. CreeiMZnark 8-1.
KM Bowlers Win National Title
Chalk
another
Kings Mountain duckpln
bowlers.
The KM mixed team,
playing under the banner
of Sea Cove Motel of
Myrtle Beach, copped the
championship last week In
the annual National Duck
pln Bowling Congress
tournament In Silver
Springs, Md.
’The KM team scored a
2.208 set to beat the Balti
more Uniform team of
Baltimore, which scored a
2^88. Third went to Jones
Realty of StevensvlUe,
Md., with a 2,088
Mambara . ^ ^ tn*.
champlonahlr taam in
clude Judy Hardy, Betty
HuUender, Warren Bums,
Leonard Ewing and Jim
Hardy.
Several other KM
booster teams and In-
Llb Oault, who has
returned to duckpln
bowling after an absence
of several years, won the
coveted John Dennis
champlonsh4> with a 880
series. Betty HuUender
finlahed third with a 821.
Mra. Oault teamed with
Bums to finish second In
the Dave Burrows ntlxed
doubles. They scored a 907.
Judy Hardy and Jim
Hardy won the title with a
987. Betty HuUender and
Warren Burns finished
third at 889 and Mrs.
HuUender and John DUllng
were fifth at 879.
KM teams finlahed 1-2 In
the men’s booster division.
DUUng Heating took first
with a 2,084 and WoU Pack
came In second with a
2,048.
Members of the DUllng
Heating team Included
John DUUng, BUI Oault,
Warren Burns, Johnny
Dye and Herman
Pack team were Harvey
HuUender, Leonard
Ewing, Johnny Dyke, Um
Hardy and John DUUng.
KM lavitational
Is This Weekend
The third annual Kings
Mountain Ckiuntry Club
Invitational golf tour
nament U set for Saturday
Play wUlbeginat8a. m.
and Sunday's final round
wUl be flighted by the
Saturday scores.
Seventy-six area golfers
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In the mixed boosters
(Uvlslon, scoring a 1,978.
Members o( the team were
Brenda Moretz, Dorle
Spain, Leonard Ewing,
Herman Holloway and
John DUllng.
The KM women’s
championship division
team, playing under the
banner of Oates SheU,
scored a 2,080 which tied
the winning score posted
lor Craan T. V. of
Baltimore. The KM score
was not posted and KM
bowlers are now trying to
contact tournament of
ficials to see ediy.
Members of the team
Included Judy Hardy,
Aidta Spain, Jenny Oates,
Betty HuUender and Ub
Gault.
The Lib Gault team
co|q>ed the champtonahlp
In the KM mixed league
which completed Its sestaon
last week at DUllng
A sununer mixed league
wUl begin next Tuesday
night with at least four
teams competing. Any
persons Interested In
bowling on one of the
teams may call John
DUUng at DUllng Heating.
TOP-SEEDED -
Dm Biddle te (he
player for the
Southwestern Centt
nament which wll]
Friday at Shelby.
be played today and
Photo By Gary Stewart
In SWC play tUs spring and Is the 17th
ranked player In North Carolina. Be
should have no trouble gnallfylng t»r the
Western N. C. fflgh School Aetivltlea
Association tourney and wUl be one of
the favored players in that event
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