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Diving Class
Begins Monday
Persona Interested in
taking part In
springboard diving
classes at Deal Street
Park may register
during the day at the
community center.
Ihe classes will begin
Monday morning.
Fifty-five prospects
reported for physicals
Tuesday afternoon as
Kings Mountain High’s
footballers opened pre-
eeaeon practices.
’The KMHS coaching
staff sent the team
through a mile run
Tuesday, then began
practice in light equip
ment on Wednesday
morning.
Moot of the returnees
from last year’s varsity
and jayvee teams came
out for the squad.
Coach Bobby Jones
said the Mountaineers
will go through six days
of conditioning drills be
fore beginning heavy
workouts next week.
’Ihe team will probably
practice twice-a-day
beginning with the
heavy drills, Jones said.
’Die Mountaineers are
experienced and are
being regarded as one of
the teams to beat in the
Southwestern 3-A
Conference. They
finished 8-2 last year
and tied South Point for
third place.
KMHS returns all
three of Its All-
’The annual city tennis
tournament Is set for
August 12 14 at the
Kings Moimtaln High
courts.
Entry deadline la
Wed., Aug. 10 at 7 p. m.
Any persons wanting
to enter or desiring any
Information may call
Ed Guy at 7SB-4414 or
Tim Riddle at 739-8269.
Entry fee Is $3 per
person for singles
competition and 34 per
team for doubles.
Competition will be
held In 15 and under
singles, men’s singles,
men’s 36 and over
singles, women’s
singles, men’s doubles,
women’s doubles and
mixed doubles.
Guy will serve as
tournament director.
"We’d like to have as
many people as
possible, especially In
the boys 16 and under
and the men’s 36 and
over,” Guy said. “It’s
going to be a fun tour
nament.”
RUNNING IN RAIN - Kings
Mountain High began pre-season
football practice 'Tuesday by run
ning a mile following physical
examinations. Here, some KM
candidates run around the John
Gamble Stadium track despite a
steady downpour of rain. The
Mountles will have six days of
conditioning drills before getting
down to the hard knocks.
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BIG CAT - Sally McKinney of Kings Mountain
has to strain some to hold up this seven and one-
half pound catfish she caught last week at the old
city water lake. The cat, which Ms. McKinney
said was the biggest she’s ever caught, measured
22 inches long.
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