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BOX SCORES
Shelby
Peeler, 3b
Devine, ss
Wilkie, lb
Phillips, rf
Crane, cf
Bankston, c
McSwain, If
Street, 2b
Patrick, p
A-Prazier
1
0
AbRH Rbi
4 0 11
0 1
0 0
0 0 0
110
0 0 0
1 2
1 1
0 0
0 0
4
3
2
3
3
3
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
TOTALS
28 3 6 2
A-Safe on error for Patrick in 7th
Kings Mountain Ab R H Rbi
Barrett, ss
Hilliard, 2b
Bolin, 3b
Goodson, cf
Little, If
Collins, lb
Baines, Tf
Harris, c
Goforth, p
Hughes, p
3
1
2
3
2
3
3
2
2
0
0
1
1
1
0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0 0 0 0
TOTALS 21 5 3 3
Shelby 010 020 0 -3
Kings Mtn. 301 010 x — 5
E-Bairrett, Hilliard, Devine 2,
Bankston; PO-A-Shelby 18-8, K.
M. 21-8; DP-Barrett to Hilliard to
Collins; LOB-Shelby 6, K. M. 3;
2B-Little, Crane; 3B-Goodson; SB
Barrett, Goodson, Peeler, Devine.
Pitching IP H R Er Bb So
.Patrick (1) 6 3 5 3 5 9
Goforth (w) 4 3 3 2 2 3
Hughes 330004
Kings Mountain
Barrett, ss
Hilliard, 2b
Bolin, 3b
Goodson, cf
Little, If
Colins, lb
Raines, rf
Harris, c
Goforth, p
Ab R H Rbi
4 10 0
12 3
0 0 0
0 0 0
12 1
Oil
0 10
3 C 0 0
3 2 2 0
4
4
4
4
4
4
TOTALS
Ruth.-Spindale
Parton, If
Burns, 3b
L. Laughter, lb
Hodge, ss
B. Laughter, c
Taylor, rf
Arrowo'd, cf
Bailey, 2b
Jett, p
34 5 8 5
Ab R H Rbi
4 10 0
0 0 0
0 a
0 2
0 0 0
10 0
0 2 1
10 0
1 1 0
3
4
4
2
3
3
2
3
0
0
TOTALS 28 4 6 1
Kings Mtn. 001 000 4 -5
Ruth-Spindale 040 000 0 -- 4
E • Harris 2, Raines, Little,
Collins, Bums, Taylor 2, Hodge
3, PO-A - KM 21-8, R. S. 21-3;
DP - Barrett to Hilliard; LOB -
K. M. 9, R. S. 8; 2B-Hil!ard, Lit
tle; 3B-Little, Hodge.
Pitching IP H R Er Bb So
Goforth (w) 7 6 4 2 3 9
Jett (1) 7 8 5 4 1 13
Five Mountaineers
In Bi-Conlerence
Coach John Gamble will send
five of his trackmen to Shelby
Friday afternoon to represent
the Southwestern AAA Confer
ence in a bi-conference meet
with representatives from the
Northwestern Conference.
The five members of the
Mountaineer track and field
squad participating in the bi -
conference affair were among
the top qualifiers in last week’s
conference meet on the Shelby o
vail.
Alton Stewart will run in the
dash events (100, 220, 440); Ro
bert Whisnant will run in the 180
yd. low hurdles and the 880 in
: thet rack events.
| In the field events Calvin Loc
| kridge will be in the high jump;
: Dennis MacAbee will broad jump
j and Eddie Ross will put the shot
and throw the discus.
Kings Mountain had several
i other qualifiers, but Coach Gam
! ble does not plan to use them
i due to their junior high status.
MAPLES
FISHING
LAKE
On Phifer Road
PRIZES for
SAT.. MAY 5
$5.00 per hour for|
largest fish caught.
Begins at 7 A. M.,
ending at 7 P. M.
4 hr. permit .. $1.00 j
12 hr. permit . $2.00
Come and enjoy
a Day of
FISHING
Owned & Operated
by
E. Maples
Legion Drawing
Radius Shrinks
The Kings Mountain American
Legion baseball program suffer
ed twin setbacks recently with
the disclosure that both Bessemer
disclosure that bolh Bessemer
City and York plan to field
teams this season.
In past years the local Legion
team has profitted from the ta
lent produced in these two areas.
If the two towns do enter
teams, the drawing radius for
the Kings Mountain team will be
cut to one high school, Kings
Mountain.
Coach Bill Powell, however, re
fuses to be pessimistic over the
outlook. In conversation with
the Herald Tuesday afternoon
Powell stated that prospects are
still extremely good for a win
ning team in Kings Mountain
this year.
Powell disclosed that the lo
cal team will have the services
of Beattie Leonard for mound
duty this season.
Leonard, whose father was
transferred here by the State
Highway Patrol, is presently a
member of the Lillington High
School team. Among his mound
appearances thus far in the ‘62
season Beattie list one no-hit
ter and three one-hitters.
In Legion play last year Leo
nard registered 120-plus strike
outs in posting a 10-0 record for
the Harnette County nine.
Coach Powell also announced
a change in the date of opening
drills. Previously scheduled to
begin May 19, opening workouts
will be held Wednesday, May 16,
at 4 p. m. in City Stadium.
Four practice tilts arc already
scheduled for the local team.
Shelby and Cherryville will be
played on a home and home ba
sis before the start of the reg
ular season play.
Church League
To Be Formed
A meeting will be held Mon
day night,May 7, at 7 p. m. at
Macedonia Baptist Church for
the purpose of discussing the
possibility of organizing a Jun
ior-Intermediate Sunday School
baseball league to operate in the
Kings Mountain area.
This league is anticipated to
take the place of the R. A. lea
gue whieh operated successfully
here in Its initial season last
year.
One reason to be cited for pro
posing a change in the league
this year will be that more
churches in the area could enter
a Sunday School league since
many do not have active R. A.
Chapters.
Several members of last year’s
league have indicated approval
of such a league and if Mon
day’s meeting incates support of
the league, rules of last year will
be revised and a league com
mission elected to complete
plans for the 1962 season.
Spokesmen for the group said
that each Baptist Church in the
area is urged to have a repre
sentative present for the meet
ing.
Last summer’s league included
Bethlehem. Davids. Eastside,
Faith, First, Macedonia, Oak
Grove and Oak View Baptist
churches.
Enough broiler chickens were
produced in the U. S. in 1961
to give every American a whole
fried chicken once a month.
'Nearly two million tons of
meat, poultry, eggs, butter and
cheese move through the mar
kets of metropolitan New York
City each year.
KMHS Linksmen Win
Over Cherryville
Number one man Turk Falls
shot a 39 to lead the Kings
Mountain linksmen to a 25>4 to
1*4 golfing win over Cherry
vi'llc Monday afternoon on the
Cherryville course.
Falls’ four over par score gave
him a three-stroke advantage
over Cherryvi lie’s Ed Baker, who
shot a seven-over 42.
The Mountaineer linksmen
have yet to lose a match in 1962
play. A tie with Lincolnton is
the only blemish on an otherwise
perfect record.
iln other action of the after
noon Robert Plonk had a 46 to
best Stan Ballard’s 52; Donnie
Freeman’s 46 equaled Gary
Hallman’s 46 and George Plonk
had a 48 to better Denny Dell
inger's 51.
Jon Stotereau had a seven over
par 42 to edge Oren Summer by
■ten strokes, while Dwight Swan
shot a 50 in his duel with Ronnie
Jenkins.
Moss To Confer
With WCL Pilots
John Henry Moss will hold the
final pre-season meeting of Wes
tern Carolina League managers
and coaches in his Kings Moun
tain office Sunday at 10:00 a.
m.
Main item on the agenda will
be League playing regulations
and especially the new Speed-up
Regulations.
Attending this meeting will he
the managers of the four WCL.
clubs. Hank Nichols will repre
sent the Newton-Conover Twins,
Harvey Stratton the Salisbury
Braves, Jack Hale the Statesville
Owls and Joe Abernathy the
Shelby Colonels.
President Moss also announ
ced the umpimg staff for his
league during the week. Harry
Reeder, IleVol Butcher and Char
les Kanupp will be returning for
another year. Carroll “Red” Al
len, a graduate of the George
Barr School of Umpiring, will be
a newcomer to the ileague as will
be Jim Jackson.
ENTRY FORM
KINGS MOUNTAIN SAFE DRIVING ROAD-E-O
May 10, 1962
UNITED STATES JUNIOR CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
1. Name -_____— Sex -
2. Street Address ---
3. City _ State
4. School_Driver’s License No.-.
5. Age_Date of Birth
6. Have you completed a high school drivers training
course?
Check one: Yes-- No
7. Have you been charged with or found guilty of a mov
ing traffice violation as driver of a car since January
3, 1961?
Yes_ No
8. Have you ever been married? Check Yes-No-»
To Whom It May Concern:
I hereby consent to allow my (son) (daughter) -
to enter the Safe Driving Road-e-o competition, without
injury liability to the Kings Mountain Junior Chamber erf
Commerce, to be held
and I am in agreement with the answers given above.
Date --
Relation to Entrant -
Signed ..
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