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Second Baptist Women
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CHURCH CHAMPS-Here’s the Second Baptist
women, who defeated El Bethel Saturday night for the
church league tournament title. Front row, left to right,
Kaye Oliver, Kim Miller, Shannon Smith, Jody Hope,
Photo by Gary Stewart
Tammy Barrett and Robin Hope. Back row, coach
Steve Wilson, Cindy Wilson, Terry Chaney, Becky
Ayers, Sherry Chaney, Linda Moss and coach Daimy
McAbee.
Tourney Begins Here Tonight
(From page SA)
Jody Deaton center and
Cbbb right.
Meanwhile, KM’s 16
year old all-stars, coached
by Jim White, Don ElUs
and Kyle Smith, are
preparing for the state
tourney which begins July
36 at South Iredell High
School In Statesville. KM
receives an automatic
Tun Riddle
Wikis Again
Kings Mountain's Tim
Riddle won his second
tennis tournament In a row
Sunday at Gaston College
when he copped the singles
crown In the Western
Carolina Tennis League
Tbumsunent.
Riddle defeated Doug
Eller of Hickory 6-2, 6-1 In
the championship round.
"It felt real good to be
able to win two tour
naments back to back,"
said the Presbyterian
College standout, who a
week earlier won the
Clinton Tournament. "I
haven’t done that since my
junior year In high school.
Ever since then I have felt
like I’d gotten stale or
something, but I’m real
^ad that these last two
tournaments have been
good ones.”
Riddle won sJl five of his
matches last weekend in
stral£^t sets, just as he had
done a week earlier at
Clinton.
He started off Saturday
with a 6-0, 6-0 win over
teammate Kenny Boheler.
Then came victories over
Giles Beal of Gastonia, 6-1
and 6-0; Ron Hawkins of
Statesville, 6-8 and 6-1; and
Chandler Armlstead of
Statesville, 6-3 and 6-3.
Junior Net
Tourney Set
The Kings Mountain
Parks and Recreation
Department will sponsor a
junior tennis tournament
at the Deal Street Park and
Kings Mountain High
courts Aug. 8-5.
Play will be double
elimination and there Is no
entrance fee. Entrance
forms may be obtained at
the Deal Street courts
during the week between 0
a.m. and 6 p.m. PUy wlU
be held in age groups 18
and under, 16-under, 14-
under, l3-under and 10-
under. Trophies will be
awarded to the winners In
each dlvision.
For datalla. Interested
players may call Kenny
Boheler at 780-6188 or see
Boheler any day at the
Deal Street tennis courts.
berth in the state because
it is the only 16 year old
team In the area.
KM has outstanding
pitching and defense but is
not as strong In the hitting
department as It has been
in recent years.
"We have four or five
experienced players,” said
White, "and they’ll have to
carry us. We won't score
many runs but we have the
pitching and defense to
hold the other teams down.
From what I’ve heard, the
state field should be well
balanced.”
The Statesville winner
will advance to the
Southeast Regionals
beginning August 1 in
Charlotte.
Ricky Proctor and Todd
Blalock, who hurled for the
KM High team last spring,
and Mike Dover of
Blacksburg head the
strong KM pitching staff.
Other all-stars Include
Terry Chapman, Alan Van
Dyke, Darrell Sisk, Mike
Hayes, Larry Pearson,
Gary Thompson, James
Leach, Novell Young, Scott
Bowen, Scott Buchanan,
Reno Setzer, Curtis Foster
and Csdvln Camp.
Kings Mountain Is
scheduled to play
Alexander County at 8 p.m.
on July 26.
Second Baptist dofeatod
El Bethel United Methodist
8-5 Saturday night at ths
Macedonia Bi^itlst Church
Held to win the Women’s
Church Softball League
tournament title.
Cindy Wilson hurled the
win for Coach Danny
McAbee’s team, which
finished third In regular
season. Patterson Grove
won the regular season
ttUe.
El Bethel battled back
through the loser’s bracket
after losing an earlier
game Saturday to Second
Baptist 8-1. El Bethel
edged Love Valley to reach
the championship game.
Second Baptist got four
hits each from Terry and
Sherry Chaney, three hits
each from Kim Miller and
Jody Hope and two from
Linda Moss In the
championship game.
El Bethel defeated
Second Baptist 10-3 In the
first title game. ’
A million people are
enough to fill Yankee
Stadium in New York
17 and 1/3 times.
Dodger Stadium in
CUifomia almost 18
times and the Houston
Astrodome about 22
and 1/4 times. A mil
lion people have also
won Rtadtr't Dige$t
Sweepstakes prizes
since 1962. The mil
lionth winner, chosen
this year gets, $25,000.
Linda Moss lad Second
Baptist In hitting In the five
tourney games with a .734
batting mark (0 for 10) and
■cored nine runs. Other
batting averages Included
Ondy Wilson .600, Terry
Chaney .475, Shannon
Smith .580, Sherry Chaney
.475, Jody Hope .815,
Tammy Barrett .815,
Becky Ayers .400, Kim
MlUer .680, Robin Hope
.380 and Kaye Oliver .300.
All tournament trophies
went to Sylvia Peterson
and Cindy Swofford of El
Bethel, Cindy Wilson and
Sherry Chaney of Second
Baptist, Pam Balsden of
Love Valley, Deanna
Moore of David Baptist,
Sherry Ross of First
Wesleyan, Dorris Garris of
Temple Baptist, Tricla
Blalock of Bethlehem and
Christa Williams of Pat
terson Grove.
The sportsmanship team
trophy for the year went to
David Baptist and In
dividual sportsmanship
awards were given to Kay
Hawkins of First
Wesleyan, Kelly Goodson
of Patterson Grove, Sissy
Oliver of Temple, Kim
Miller of Second Baptist,
Tina Gregory of El Bethel,
Debbie Whetstlne of
Macedonia, Denise Bolin
of David, Denise Owensby
of Love Valley and Lynn
Hitters of Bethlehem.
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KM Basketball
Camp Is Slated
Kings Mountain’s
Recreation Depeu’tment la
sponsoring Its second
annual Camp of the Stars
basketball camp, and
athletic director George
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