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Friday, February 13. 1948
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BY CHARLES CARPENTER
Jake Early has signed his contract
with the St. Louis Browns. Catcher
Jake will be playing his 10t.; (
year of major league baseball this
summer and will be eligible for re- j
tirement benefits. Here's to a good
season, J. W..,.. Boyce Henry Stone
has inked with Raleieh of th? Oar. '
clina league. He's the big right-)
hinder who twirled for the 1946 Vets t
here ..... John George, hustling first !
sacker says,he's waiting before ' he j
signs but that he has had lots of in ;
quiries .... George Wilson, anoth- j
er first sacker from Crowders Moun- }
tain section, has signed with the
Boston Red Sox and is expected to ;
have a good season this summer af- i
ter an excellent one with Roanoke
of the Piedmont loop last year . . j
Louis Norman <Boboi Newson, the
Hartsville, S. C., kidder, is expected
to ink with Lenoir in the Western
Carolina league/this year. Wes Ferreli
has already signed as manager
of the Lenoir entry .... Johnny
Allen, former major league pitcher,
is manager of the Lincolnton
entry in the wC this year . . John
Moss says he has signed Cy Young
and Steamboat Johnson for a barnRtnrmirra
tnnr /if tho \A7/' nirroi??
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year ? reports have i' thatDuL'o^rt
mills here will .field a ream this
summer ..... have heard no more
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we'd like to see both these teams in 'J1*
a league this summer . ./where is 1 r'
my spikes... . , . UP
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Unfortunate* situation, that's the j}c
only way to describe the Central- jj0
Blue Ridge game last Friday rfight. tie
'Nuff said! ' ed
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It's too oi l the rough weather de- 'Jl'
priced many Kings Mountain fans Wf
of witnessing junior-college calibre
basketball last week during the
Lions club tournament and that's .
what It was. '27
With the exception of perhaps gj
two games, the seven gamps played . ert
was on par with-good junior college
ball. Probably better! | t
And the weather, we believe, kept jjc
many local fans from attending the
tournament. .
Better luck next year. Lions! ?r'
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Dick Werfver, diminutive Shelby *
guard center-forward, captured the
most outstanding player award and
was a favorite with the fans ......
Kings Mountain's red-hot "Davidson
college' team was the class of the
tournament in our estimation, living
up to our report of last week, A
really fast-breaking team,, every
man that played contributed to the
winning of the championship trophy;
And the t wo Grover members, al
though they were not aboard for
the'last two games, contributed their
share in the 44 to 40 last minute vie
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y over Firestone of Gastonia in {
C/irst-round game Jan. 28. Al;.*
isp and John Gold played a bang- (
floor game to aid the locals in
it-one. And Bill Williams, Charles
ed) Neisler, Owens, Manier^ Jim I(
rrtdon, Dave and Bob Neill, and.g
uston Black added their part, . jj
nry Neisler and Ed Hopper bang- u
the baskets for 25 and 30 points j
eh to lead the scoring... .two of
? Shelby players also excel 1 in
seball. Loy Paige and Harvey Bo n
were members of the 1045 I.p.
>n champs ...... Monroe's Trull
d 28 points in the two games he V
tyed and teammate Johnson hitj
Russ Grfcer was the coach of the
ngs Mountajn team He was on s
itches most of the Tournament.*'
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D. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Central Boys Drop
lame To Blue Ridge
Kings Mountain boys basketball
?am dropped a "football game" to
lue Ridge School for Boys from*
tendersonviile irv Central gyoinasiim
last Friday night, score 22 to 27.
The lineups:
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Ruth,- 4 .. Patrick,' 4
Medlin, 9 t Summers, 4
i Mauney, 4 Push, 3
Huffstetler, 2 Flicker, 6
Amos Keith, 1.
Subs ? KSl: Patterson 3, Jackon;
BR; Piper 6, Wier, Bowmen 3.
Official?Kit Carson, Cherryville.
Score "by periods:
.6 15 18 22 !
BR ....: ...2 .11 15 27
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