Central Cagers Meet lincolntan
Here Friday Night In Double Bill
Kings Mountain high school bas
ketball teams play hosts to teams
from Lincolnton high here in Cen
tral gymnasium Friday night in a
Western conference ?Class At dou
bleheader, the girls game sej to get
underway. at ,7: 15 p. m.
The Mountaineers wiU be seeking
their ?ec?nd/win over the Lincoln
ton boys and their, fifth loop vic
tory of the season.. Kings Moun
tain's boys defeated Lincolnton on
Jan. 7. in Lincoiiiton in. the firSt
game of the schedule by a score of
31, to 20.
Coach Maliel Carpenter's Antral
lassies will be bulking the 1 948 con- j
fereivce champions in Coach Jack j
Kiser's fysorettes. The locals lost
to the champs, who field virtually
the same team as last year, on Jan.
7, 26 to 54. Kings- Mountain will b?
gunning. f6r itr? * third loop win in
four marts/
1949 SCHEDULE
Jan. 7 ? KM 31. Lincolnton 20.
Girls? 26, Lincolnton S4.<
Ian. 11-47. ChetrYvilU? 19.
Girls? 41. Cherryville 16.
Ian. 14 ? 49. Tech 42.
B boys ? 20, Tech Jr.? -42.
Jan. 18?35. Tri High? 25.
Gill*? 35, Tri Hlqh ? 32.
Jan. 21 ? Lincolnton? Here.
Jan. 25? Open. .*'?
Jan. 28 ? Cliff side? Hero.
Feb. *1 ? Tech Hi?' Titer*.
Feb. 4 ? Shfclbf-tfHijre.
Feb. 8? Tri High? Here.
Feb. 1 1?CUffHd*? There.
Feb. 15? Open. J t
Feb. 18 ? Cherry vil|e ? >"^l?er?.
Feb. 22? Shelby? There.
Feb. 25 ? Open. J'
(All Games 7:15 p'. m.) ?
' fiC* "B" TEaW SCHEDULE
Jan. 5? 22. Shelby 28.
Girl* 20. Shelby 27.
Jan. 12 ? 31, Cherryville 9.
Girls 36; Cherryville 16.
Jan, 14?3(0. Tech JV 42.
Jan. 17?29, Shelby 28.
Girls 20, Shelby 26.
Ian. 20? Cherryville. .
Ian. 31 ? Shelby? Here.
"Feb. 1? Tech? There.
Feb. 1(^? JC Jrs.? Here.
Feb. 17? Shelby? There.
Feb. 24? IC Jrs? There.
??Boys only.
Others? Boys and Girls.
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"B" BOYS BEAT SHELBY
Jimmy Cobb 9ank a one-hand j
push shot from across the foul cir- I
cle In the last five seconds of a \
ball game at Shelby Mcmday !
night giving Coach Everettte Carl- I
ton's "B" boys a 29-28 victory ov- j
er Shelby. Ilm KimmeH was high
With 8 points, Shelby girls won
26 20.
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The or ?ig'tnal tJ. S. Liberty lx?l I was j
oast in London. . ?
MOUNTAINEER CAGE * Jack Ruth.
above, hustling forward on Coach
Don Parker's vanity boys squad has
been hitting the baskets consistent
ly this season. He'll be in the start
ing lineup against Lincolnton at
Central gymnasium Friday night.
Church News
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Rev. Wm. H Stender, Paujtor
Thursday, Jan! 20 ?
Youth Choir 7rl5 p. m.
Youth Fellowship 8:15 p. m.
Friday, Jan. 21 ? ?
"Lutheran World Action Rally,
Shelby, 7:30 p. m., speaker. Dr. Hen?
rich Fa Ik of Frankfort, Germany.
Saturday, Jan. 22 ?
Junior Children of the Church at
9:30 a. m. -
Catechetical Class 10:00 a. m.
Sunday, Jan. 73 ?
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Adah Study Class 10:0U a. m.
Church Service, with the sermon
by the pastor 11:00 a. m.
The Luther Leagues 6:30 p. m.
Vespers, with the sermon by the
pastor 7:30 p. m.
Monday, Jan. 24 ?
Boy Scouts 7:00 p. m.
Tuesday, Jan. 25 ?
Brownie Scouts 3:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Jan. 26 ?
Children at the Church 2:45 p. m.
Intermediate Girl Scouts 4:00 p. tn.
Senior Chottr 7:30 p. m.
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Central CawrsWET
Pab From Caroleen
Kings Mourttarin high School bas
ketball teams won a Western con
ference doubleheader from teams jot
Carolina ?Tri High) these Tuesday
flight, the girls 35-32 and the boys
35-253
The lineups:
BOYS
KM (35) fg ft Ti* Hi (25) fg It
Ruth, 4 2; Packard, f 4 4
Jackspn. I 1 OiWomack, f. 2 0
Mauney. c 4 jj Givens. c 1 0
Wfcrtfck, g 3 "i; Beard, g 3 1
Amos, g 1 3|Huskey, g 0 0
Ktmmeil, I 0 (/| Chiideas, c 0 0:
]Williams, g 0 0
iShytle, g o 0
Totals 13 9| Totals "10 5
Half? -KM 19. Tri HtH i2.
Free throws missed ? Ruth 2, Jack j
son 1, Amos Z, Packard 1, "Womack '
2, Gi%'ens 1. 'Huskey 1. Officials ? (
Referne Max Putna rii and Umpire
Mai Hendricks, Fallston.
Personal Fouls ? 'Ruth 1, Jackson ?
5, Mduney 2. Warlick 2 Amos 2, J
Packard 4. Womack 4, Givens 3, t
Be^rd 4.
GIRLS
KM (35) fg ft: Tri Hi (32) fg ft!
Barnette, f 6 Oi Garren, f Q 5
Kloyti, f ? 3 3 Hall, f 3 2 j
Roberts, f 1 0|Callahan, f 3 1
Rey'ds, f, g o 0|Ja<?kson, g 0- 0
Hoyle, g 0 0! Hi'tower, g 0 0
Whitley, g 0 0| Byers, g 0 0
Jackson, g U . 0' Ray, g 0 0
Smith, g 0 0i Un'wood, g 0 0
J Harris, g 0 0
? I" :
Totals 15 5j Totals 13 8
Hatf? KM 20. Tri HI 17.
Personal Fou la ' ? Floyd 2, Rey
nolds 4. Hoyl* 1, Whitley 4. Jack
son 3, Garreh "1, Hall 2. Callahan 3,
Jackson 4. Byers. 1, Underwood 2.
HIGH SCORERS
Boys: (4 gome*)
H. Mauney
Ruth
fg ft tp
? 1 M
17 10 44
Girls: (3 Gamn)
Bcunatt* 18 S 41
Rtrnoldi 15 3 33
L. R. Miller Buys
Cale On Piedmont
L. R. Miller announced this week
purchase of Johnnie's Place, a cafe
at 213 North Piedmont avenue
which he will operate under the
name. Central Grill.
Mr. Miller said that he has work
ed in the cafe business for around
15 years. He said he would serve hot
dogs, hamburgers, other sandwich
es, and plate lunches.
O. C! Henderson operated the cafe
formerly. The firm -vHl be open
from 7 ?. m. to 9 p. m., Mr. Miller
?*14. '
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