Drivei "Fireball'
> Roberts, Better
tacts Released
GLENN .FIREBALL. *>»■
KRTS. critically burned In I h «*
May 21th World *»> la'*' nnxl.-l
auto ra.e at the Charlotte Mo
tor Speedway, continue* «<» mak
slw/but sure progress toward
rctwery ... The battle will not
be an easy or a rapid one . .
At 11.1- stage. his phyrfrieiw
not say how long /hey think
Roberts will be hospitalto«l •••
Meanwhile, 'he veteran NASt AH
driver could perhaps write a
book on some of the thinks «*>»»
have huppened to him K,n,,‘ ^
accident . . • Fpr one thing.
Roberts fan mail has b» * n
tremendously heavy . ■ ■ M<, ‘
than 5.000 letters and cards
have been received during the
first two weeks ol his hospitali
zation ... The mail has come
from all over the world, incliid
inn Germany. Mexico and tan
ada . . One Mexican race fan
suggested that Roberts take up
bull fighting because “H ■
er.” . . 1 Any number of rabbit s
f*-et and good tuck charms have
romi from well wishers to Rob
erts’ Memorial Hospital room,
where visitors are restricted to
members of his family, and
only *hen when Roberts asks
B»r them.
THERE ARE SEVERAL fans
about the Roberts aeeident
whleh have not previously been
related . . . A«s-ording to Fire
ball's father. Glenn Roberts Sr..
Roberts spun his ear intention
ally after the ears of Ned Jar
rett and Junior ohnaon eollided
at the head of the haekstretell
and went spinning wildly down
the long, fast shute ... As Mr.
Roberts retail'd. Fireball was
trailing Darei Dieringer, who
was a eouple hundred fee* be
hind Johnson and Jarrett
Seeing the spinning ears ahead,
being partially blinded by Dier
ingers car and not knowing
whether In or Dieringer could
get pa t without crashing. Rob
ert? clo-.tdrd :o spin his mount,
hoping In- could wind up on the
at iron oi 'he track and continue
in tin race . . . Dicringei. mean
while. has said. "I saw John
atn’s car back ou’ of the smoke
and In ad toward ! h p outside
wall, -mi I closed my eyes and
went under him. I couldn't see
lor the smoke from Jarrell's car.
\l: I could do was ho|ie, and I
wa> lucky.’* . . . Jarretfs car
had hurst in’o flames, and gas
Iroin his tank had set tin inside
01 the track on fire . . . Roberts'
car. which Dieringer said "pass
ed me hacking up," hit the end
wards, flipped upside down and
of a retaining wall going hack
landed 'J'* fee’ from where jf hit
the wall. . . Jarre't, whose car
had slopped about 30 feet be
yond where Roberts' car landed,
jum}wil out of his burning ma
chine and assisted Roberts . . .
Also <|uickly lo 'll scene were
seven track firemen, who were
statione about 30 feet from
where Roberts' car landed . . .
One fiieman, fiene Deese. In-lp
ed Jarr tt remove Roberta’ rac
ing uniform, which was turned
on r to Karl Kelley, speedway
promotions director.. .
All Pony League
Playeis To Have
Meeting Friday
Player* fn this year’s Pony
League will (boson Friday af
ten.xin at • at the City Pool,
it was announced by Assistant
City Rem*:.tion Director. Bub
Hussey Wednesday.
Hussey urt'i s all interested
candidates meet at th- pool
promptly a* 4:30 on Friday so
that assignments to one of the
foul partiiin.it, ^ teams can la
made.
There will > four teams enter
ed in the league and all players
in the 13- lit group are eligible
My Cleveland County Friends:
To those of you who encouraged me to sock re-elec
tion to the County Board of Education and supported me
in last week’s primary. I express to you my sincere
thanks. To those of you who supported other candidates,
J appreciate your expressed interest in our schools. To
both groups. I seek your support in the November general
election and pledge myself, it elected at that lime, to
serve you impartially- making no decisions based on preju
dice—but decisions based tin good professional advice
and counsel where problems arise beyond my ability to
comprehend. I will humbly accept this challenge and at
all times seek your constructive and conscientious advice
and desires.
Let's place the future welfare of the youth of our
country first.
I thank you.
CHARLES FORNEY
KM - Line-Cherry
Linc-Chorryrillo (S)
Randall. 2b . 5 1
Queen, c . 2 3
Setzer. 3b . 3 1
Helms. 1b . 3 1
Cagle, ct . 4 0 1
l ss . 4 O 0 U
Warren, li .4 0 0 0
Talbot rl . 2 0 0 0
a-Abemath}. rl, p . . 2 0 0 0
b Dodgin, rl . 0 0 0 0
Seism, p . 3 0 0 0
Totals . 32 • • 5
a entered right field in 7th;
b-relieved Seism in K;h.
b-entered right field in Hth.
King? Mtn. (13)
Murphy, 3b . 5
2 2 2
Leigh, lb . 4 2 10
Gold ss . 6
Bell. 2b . 3
Putman, cl . 5 0
Cook, e . 5
Medlin, rf . 3
Rhea. II . 4 1 2 1
Hughes, p . 3 0 1 0
1 1 O
floforth. p . 2
Totals . 42 13 IS 10
Score By Innings
Line-Cherry . Ota. 203 f»a»
Kings Mtn. 201 022 33x
L-C-Cagle 3. Helms, Setzer; KM
Murphy, Gold, Boll 2. Cook.
LOB—L.C.: 4; KM-9
2b—L-C Randal); KM-Pittman.
Cook
3b— KM Leigh
SB—KM Rhea. Gold.
Ip h r er bb so
Goforth 11-1» 3*i 0 10 2 3
Hughes 10-0) 5*3 6 5 3 1 2
Kings Mountain
Goforth tli 3'
L-C Seism 7
L-C Abernathy 2 3 3
\\T—Seism 2.
l’B—Queen 1, Cook 2.
0 10 2
13 10 6 0
3
3
0 0 1
lo participate. The cut oil date
for eligibility- i.< August 1, 196-t.
Any lM>y who will be 15 after Au
gust 1 will ! e eligible to play this
year.
"All of the second year players
will have to play with the same
team as last year”, Hussey re
ports. "and newcomers will be
assigned a a am". he addl'd.
Teams which will lie in compe
tition this year include Margrace,
Spangler Concrete. VT*\V. and
Foote Minimal.
The recre-iticn department ex
perienci*d some difficulty in se
< uring .i foetth sponsor this year,
hut the Foo’e Mineral Co. agreed
to sponsor t*‘e fourth team, which
rounded out thi league.
The team., will play the sum
mer schedule o' games Mondays
through Thursdays, hut an offi
cial schedule nas not yet been is
sued.
••The sched-ih will be formulat
ed after th-- Friday meeting",
. Hussey said
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Swhn Classes
Begin lane 22
Beginnifswimming classes
will be held Monday through Fri
day startin'* June 22 at the City
Pool, it was at notu-. -ed by swim
ming instructor. B >b Hussey this
week.
Boys and "ills in the 3-12 age
groups will nteive instructions
for one ho-tr daily, 10-11 o'clock,
ar.d the clavr. will terminate in
three or lott! weeks.
“Tile len Mh fit the course will
de|>rnd primarily on the students
themselves”, Hussey said. The
course lasted lor three weeks last
year with 2* students enrolled.
Prices fo.- h- course .-re fifty
cents i»er student for each hour
lesson.
"It is verv important that all
interested students be present the
first day," !Jus»ey add'd.
KM-B. City Box Score
Itsitmct City (S)
Varalli. SS
Millwood. 3b. p
I)o\or. lb
Brvmer, If
Mace. 2h
Franklin. rf-p-3b
W. Neelv. c
II. Neely, cf
Thomas, p
a II. Neely, rf
M INI
2 0 0 0
3 2 0 0
4 0 11
3 10 0
4 111
3 13 0
4 113
4 0 0 1
2 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
TOTALS
a-entered right field
Kings Mtn. (12)
Murphy. 3b
Leigh, lb
fjold. ss
Bell. 2b
Pittman, cf
Cook, c
Medlin. rf
Rhea. If
Mullinax. p
Lowery, p
It t I f
in 3th.
I
AS I H E I
4 0 0 1
3 2 2 0
3 2 1 1
3 2 3 1
2 2 12
3 10 0
3 10 0
5 13 1
2 111
2 0 0 1
TOTALS
M 12 11 S
Score by innings: T
Kings Mtn. 220 110 SOI—12
B. City . 001 23 000— 0
E—KM — B«>11: Murphy. Gold.
Pittman 2; Rhea: Mullinax;
Lowery. DP — KM I: BC-1: LOB
—KM 4: BC-3; 2B — KM-Gold.
Bell. Rhea; BC—Mace; 3B — KM
Leigh.
Pitching IP H R Er Bb So
Mullinax (KMI 5*a 3 5 3 3 4
Lowery 'KM* is5 3 I 1 3 7
Thomas (BO 4 7 3 4 0 1
Franklin (BC* 2 11 12 0
Milwood (BC 3 3 6 3 3 2
HBP — Pittman (KM* 2: WP —
Lowery.
KM-Gostonio Box
Cm tonic (S) ab t h rbi
Gillespie. If . 5 0 1 1
T. Hill. 2b . 3 3 3 0
Edwards, lb . 5 1 i l
E. Hill, of . 4 0 1 1
Robinson, rf . 4 0 2 0
Culberson. 3b . 4 0 0 0
Dixon, c . 4 0 0 0
Lewis, » . 4 0 1 0
Giles, p . 3
1 1
Cloninger. p . 1 0 0
Totals
» Sit 1
KM (•)
Murph}. 3h
ab r h rbi
. 5 3 3 3
Leigh, lb .3 1 1 0
3 0
0 1
Gold, ss . 5
Bell. 2h . 3
Pittman, of . I
Ccok. o . 3
McGinnis, rf .3
Rhea. If . 4
Goforth, p . 4
0 0
Totals . 3S • 12 S
Score by Innlnas
E—KM— Murphy. Gold. Bell.
2. IG t I^ewis 4. Giles.
LOB—KM—11: G—7.
2. Lewis 4. Giles. LOB—KM—11:
G—7. 2B—KM — Murphy. Pitt
man: G—Robinson. Lewis. Giles.
SI—G—Hill 3. Dixon 2. Edwards;
KM—McGinnis ip a S 3 — 12
Goforth (KM* «* 10 5 3 13
Giles <Gt ...5*, 7 7 12 7
Cloninger (G* 2*3 5 1112
WP—Goior'h. Giles. PB—Cook
2.
Little League
Standings
W L
Bur Mill 1 0
Lions 1 0
Polio* Club 1 0
Optimist 1 0
Jaycees 0 I
Kiwanis 0 I
Park Graiv 0 1
Rescue Squad 0 1
Goodwin Wins
At York-Clovei
*
Max Goodwin of Rock Hill won
his first vi'tory at York-Clover
i Speedway Friday night uriving a
1952 Chevrolet. He was followed
by Rob Seywom and Max Duffel)
I of Kannapolis and Jimmy Clark
J of York won lourth. Heat races
were won by Mills Simpson and
! Harry Marlowe. The 25 lap ama
teur feature teas won ay James
! Sorrow.
As an add-d attraction this Fri
day night, the ladies will make
their debut in a special 10-lap
"Powder Paff Derby”. Several
entries have rl.eady been recciv
! ed for the social ladies’ race. Six
' other events aim have been stag
ed including a 10-lap tcature for
the modifi d- getting underway
I promptly at $: 15
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