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M-O CHAMPIONS - Parks
Nelsler, left, and Moore Patton
combined golf talents over the
weekend to win the seventh annual
Kings Mountain Country Club
Member-Ouest golf tournament.
They shot a 186 to edge Stoney
Jackson and Chicken Blanton by one
shot.
CHIPS ON 18 - Pop Foster, 73-
year-old maintenance employe at
Kings Mountain Country Club, chips
onto the 18th green after over
shooting his approach shot In Sun
day’s final round of the KMCC
Member-Ouest. Foster teamed wltti
Hayne Nelsler to shoot a 188 In the
champlomhlp flight.
Photo By Gary Stewart
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Neisler-Patton Team Winner
Parks Nelsler and
Moore Patton scored an
elght-under-par 186
Saturday and Sunday at
Kings Mountain Coun
try Club to win the
seventh annual Mem
ber-Ouest golf tourna
ment.
The first - time
winners edged Stoney
and Chicken
by one shot.
Plonk and
Lyle finished
third at 188.
Ihe victory by Nelsler
and Patton, the nephew
of former U. S. Amateur
champion Billy Joe
Patton cf Morganton,
marked the first time
anyone other than John
Howae and Ronnie
Jackson
Blanton
Robert
Richard
Stroup or Mickey
Powers and Ray Adams
had won the tourney.
Howse and his new
playing partner, Don
Teague of Shelby, had
the best round of the
tournament, a closing 66
on Sunday. But an
opening day 71 put them
In the first flight and
they won that title with
a score that matched
Nelsler and Patton’s
winning score.
Nelsler and Patton
shot a two-under-par 70
Sunday to break a Uvee-
way tie with Jackson
and Blanton and Darrell
Austin and Del Morrow.
All three teams opened
with 66.
Jaekaon and Blanton,
former manager of
Woodbrldge Country
Club here, missed a
golden opportunity to
win the title Sunday
when Jackson drove the
S87-yurd 18th green, but
three putted for a par.
Jerry Ross and Joe
Costner, with 189,
finished second In the
first fQght and Darrell
Austin and Jud Spargo
shot a 143 to finish third.
Second flight honors
went to John Gamble
and Randy Hartsoe with
148. Ouy Trout and Lee
Ashe fired a 144 for
second place and Walt
Harmon and John Gold
took third with a 146.
Delk Halgler and
Damll Fofber, a pair of
Kings Mountain High
golfers, won third fU^t
honors with a 163. Ray
Holmes and George
Brant were second at
168 and Gene ’Timms
and Hubert McGinnis
third at 164.
Aud ’Tlgnor and BIU
Sellers won the fourth
flight with a 168,
followed by Ragan
Harper and Charlie
Fellers at 163 and Carl
DeVane and Clint
Rankin at 168.
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Kings Mountain’s
Royals finished third In
the state lO-lS year old
softball tournament
Friday and Saturday at
City Stadium.
Hope Plastics of
Gastonia won the double
elimination event,
defeating Kurfees
Plaint of Gastcnla 13-3
In the title game.
Kings Mountain lost
out In the semi-finals to
Kurfees, 6-3. Dee Carter
was the winning pitcher
and Jerry Jackson took
the loss. Barron Wilson
led KM at the pUte with
a triple.
In earlier games, KM
defeated Kurfees 8-6
and lost to Hope Plastics
m.
Jackson took the win
In the game against
Kurfees and Butch
Pearson led the hitting
with k-for-A
Against H(q;>e, Roger
Hall hurled the win and
Jackson took the loss.
Jackson, Kenny Bailies,
Freddie Gladden,
Wllscn, ’Tony Cooke and
Mark Payseur had one
hit each for KM.
’Ihe KM entry was
coached by Clyde
Parrish and Red Kale.
Girls League Results
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SPECIAL
(Games July 6)
Qitles 16, Roadrunners
WP — Shannon Smith
LP — Robin Hope
C-Sylvla White, 8
hits.
RR—Robin Hope and
Karen Ledford, 1 hit.
WP - Trlcla Blalock
LP — Lisa Hampton
M — Tammy Rossand
Phyllis Mack, 3 hlto
each
BJ — Mary Ann White
and Diane WlUlams, 1
hit each.
WP — Lisa Hampton
LP — Susan Howse
< BJ — Dana. Home,
Diane WllUams, 3 hits
each.
B — Mickey James, 3
hits.
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Blue Jays 8, Eagles 1
WP — Lisa Hampton
LP — Susan Howse
BJ — Hampton, Angle
Mareble, 3 hlte each.
B — Howse, 8 hits.
Mountles 13, Angels 1
WP - Trtcla Blalock
LP - Krlstal Huff-
stetler
M — Robin Spears, 8
hits.
LA — Donna Myers,
Judy Whlsnant, Wanda
Stowe, 1 hit each.
(Games July 13)
Mustangs 9,
Roadrunners?
WP — Dana Blalock
LP — Robbi H(q>e
M — Ann ’Tate, 8 hits
RR — Spring Young, 8
hits.
(Games July 31)
1:00 — Cutles vs.
Mustangs
3:00 — Blue Jays vs.
Ba^es
8:00 — Mountles vs.
Angels
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Eagles IS, Angels 1
WP — Susan Howse
LP — Kim Ledford
E — Leslie Hamrick, 8
hlU.
A - Krlstal Huff-
ststler, Jackie Ledford,
3 hits each.
Mountles 18, Blue Jays 1
Blue Jays 8, Angels 3
WP — Lisa Hampton
LP - Krlstal Huff-
stetler
BJ-Mary Ann White
and Judy Henderson, 3
hits each.
A - Bridget Glass,
Kim Ledford, 3 hits
each.
(Games .July 14)
Mustangs 7, Cutles 1
WP — Shannon Smith
LP — Leslie Sellers
M — Alison Cham
pion, 8 hits
C — ’Tina Forbes, Ann
’Tate, 1 hit each
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KM la the favored
team, aa Coaches David
Ray Roblnton and Max
Brooka have the nucleus
of the Kings Mountain
High School team,
which finished second In
the tough Southwestern
Conference last spring.
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KM Is Strong In every
department, especially
pitching and Idttlng, and
could be a top contender
for the state tltlo.
Ronnie Wilson, the>
MVP of the KMHS
team, will probably
draw the starting
41 assignment Friday, but
KM has several other
pitching standouts.
Including Ray Robin-
sen and David Cobb.
All three of those
players played on the 18
year old team which
finished third In the
reglonals two years ago.
KM la without ser
vices of Its top catcher,
Tim Whitaker, who was
Injured In a car wreck
two weeks ago. But
Bryon White has taken
over those chorea and
has performed well In
practice.
Other members of the
team Include Danny
Bolin, Scott Thornburg,
Chris Keeter, Craig
Bell, Jimmy Hall, Steve
Boggan, Butch Pearson,
Scott Yarboro and Mark
Schuman.
Youth football
registration for boys
age nine through 13 will
be held at the com
munity center July 38
from 1 p. m. until 4 p. m.
and on July 80 from 1 p.
m. until 4 p. m.
GUYS AND GALS
Temple Cope
Firet Game
Temple Baptist
Church’s women’s
softball team won its
first game of the season
Thursday night at
Macedonia Field, de
feating Central United
Methodist 37-9.
Carolyn Kiser hurled
the victory for Temple.
Roxanne Tats was the
loser.
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