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Don Parker, local, high sehdol K<
oach and a member of the Vet* u
aaeball team here last year, baa n
een named coach of the Kings
fountain 1947 Junior baseball team ,
ponsored by Poet 155, The American d '
eglon. It Was announced here yes- I
wday by officials of the Legion
aaeball program.
Mr. Parker has been associated *
'1th the high school athletic depart- 1
lent here for several years and la at.
ell-known in Kings Mountain. Bu(
Opening date for Junior practice
salons has not been set, it was 801
tated, with a Saturday morning to
shedule probably to begin soon, Toi
n<\ with regular practice expected u
> start after the local high schooj. '
"hjjJulrh nearly completed. *
Opctifng MiXfCiK. ?r
baseball district will get underray
around June 9, with the sched- *
le to be drawn at a meeting of ath Bol
ttic officers and coaches of the par- J. ]
Icipatlng teams a few weeks before Jai
he opening date of play. ?
Kings Mountain's Juniors of 1946 Ca
rere coached by H. D. "Red" Or- Co
nanr) as vest ??? ? *1- - * ?
in.?.. nmum uic >HM ICHUl ItU
ored in the 'district eliminations by
he local post in several years. Mr.
)rmand was unable to accept the ^
oachlng job this year because of
ack of time to be away from his bus i .
ness, it is understood. ?
New uniforms for the team have'
een donated to the post by Plonk,
dotor Co. and will probably be .
ised as home uniforms, while last
'ear's suits will be used on road
rips. Fred Plonk of the donating
ompany is one of the strong backTs
of \he junior baseball program
n Kings Mountain, it was stated.
Several practice games will be
dayed before the elimination series
jets underway and prospects of field,
ng a good team are good, with ma- !*
iy youngsters in the Kings Mounsin
area already evidencing interest
in the program.
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AT OttAT LAKES
Great Lakes, 111.,?Marion White,
ivlatlon radioman, second class,
JSN, son of George White of 104
-ackey st., Kings Mountain, N. C., is
erving in the huge Assembly and
fanal* ^a_ _ -
Mucin uie navti Air |
Station, Jacksonvlle, Fla.
This plant, one of four in the Na-1
ry, hfcs a staff of over 13^)60 men, all
rained and qualified to execute the
remendous task of overhauling ban (
Ireds of aircraft every week. Coip>ined
with tne Assembly and Repair
Jfclt at Norfolk;. .Vs., these two failitlea
axe responsible for tlie up:eep
and performance of all^" airraft
on the East Coast and in the
Atlantic Fleet.
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