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/ 1966 Tfiursday, June 9, 1966 I^GS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Page S IAN Siavin" ird to years, ■ ted of :o and heart ago, umph- for a a ma- reason )r him lo air- I'rom •k. He irlinos artin j atop dtown, the in- 5_min- seven Thos'e e big h is a :ied to St was ing to with- liv’e a- tation. uld bo ray of It is c see- ?nding s such waken ;ss at Thbse ous of inging )Ut up been state steps turtail b fine he air- le stri- ndin.g. ■s can dl as Legion Juniors Cherryville Monday IS to US ly sane Science Herald Sports Foiest City Downs Post 155 Foi Sixth Win By GARY STEWART Leonard, Tar Heels Omaha, Neb., Bound Kings Mountain’s Beattie Leonard and his University of North Carolina teammates are bound for Omaha, Neb., and the College World Series after sweeping the NCAA District 3 baseball title at Sims Legion Park in Gastonia last weekend. Leonard, a fireballing southpaw who leads Carmina in strikeouts, figui’ed lai^geiv in UNC’s success at Gas- ^ft»nia as he hurled a five- hitter which beat Missis sippi State 5-4 Friday night. That was Beattie’s only appearance during the. three - day tournament at^ Gastonia but he chalked! up the win although he; .needed one-out relief help from George McRae. j The victory at Gastonia' gave Leonard a 5-4 record: heading into the World! Series which gets under way on June 13. ■ In the game Friday against Ole Miss, Leonard i helped his own cause withj a 2-for-4 plate performance, and one run scored. Leon-| ard scored the first run of BEATTIE LEONARD HITS HOMER — Roy Medlln (above)- cracked a three - run home.;; ert Shelby Thursday night but it was to little avail as KM lost, 14-10. > Nine KM Enors Help Shelby Win Thursday 14-10 Shelby’s Warren F. Hoyle Post 82 Leg! )n Junioi’s took advant age of nine Kings Mountain fielding errors and sevei-al oth er mental mistakes in handing Post 155 its first loss of the sea son Thursday night at Shelby, 14-10. Righthander Tommy Goforth suffered the loss for the locals. Goforth pitched 5'.;! innings aft er relieving starter David Xor- ing. Beattie got that inning off to a good start with an infield single. Leonard, a 6-0, 185 pounder, struck out only four bat ters against Mississippi State and walked only four (two „ of them in the ninth inning) but he used a stay-cool pitch-; j-jg tw-a out in the third, ing style and usually pin-point control in choking the Ole gave up six hits, nine runs, walk Miss bid for the District 3 crown. After getting the first two batters out in the Leonard gave up two bases on balls and another batter reached base on an error by Danny Talbott betore Coach Walter Rabb called on ace reliever McRae. UNC Ousted Gold's Future Teammates Carolina had to defeat Florida State, the num^i ranked team in the nation, in order to claim the District ^ ^^^lorida State, which will have Richard Gold, another with Connor hitting a double, going to third on a fielder’s choice and coming h:ime when Medlin backed the leftfielder up against the wall in left-center. But Shelby came iback to score two runs in the bottom half of thefirst on triples by Mike Mc Daniel and Mike Wright, a sacri fice fly by Ted Whilwoi th and a single by Mike Grayson. Shelby rallied for six runs in the third inning with singles by Max Jones, Bill Blanton and ed four and struck out four Phil Peeler went the distance for Shelby although he was ih trouble throughout the game. It was Peeler’s squeeze, bunt that drove in the winning-run in the seventh inning but the big blow of the game was a three- run homer by KM's Roy Medlin back in the fifth inning. After Nelson Connor led off , the inning with a single and ,,,, , . -.L 4- itc first p-amp toi Rennie Rhea reached base on a KM product, on its side next year, its first game to i j Ole Miss before defeating Mississippi State and Carolina, to reach the finals Saturday night. .r, , • • 1 center field fence some 320 feet The Seminoles, who have been to Gastonia eight; times in the past 11 years and have won the touimew roui ■ ^ short-lived ibad times, edged out Carolina, 6-5, in 10 innings batutciay, inning afternoon to reach the finals. But Beattie’s teammates, behind superb pitching ot ace Danny Walker, showed their power with a 6-4 win in the final contest. ^ Gold, who lettered in baseball four years at Kings Mountain high school, played on the Florida State fresh man team this past year and hit at a .2o5 clip while serv ing the team as field captain. Dick will figure largely in FSU’s plans next year be- I cause the varsity losses its first unit second baseman and ■ Gold will be right there to take over. Gold was winner of the Legion Most Valuable Player trophy last year aftbr he led the team in hitting with a — .479 average, th# firi:hest mark ever posted by a regular j Randy Shuford, a triple by Gray- Post 155. porformcr i ^ base on bslls thioc Leonard did not play high school ball here but was a | K.M error-s. key performer on the Legion team in 1962. 1 Kings Mountain scored a sin- Despite Disputes. Juniors Trip Belmont -o"!! Not paying too much attention to the many protests ^ fielder’s choice and scoring thrown at the umpires from the Belmont coaching stafl 3 single by Tony Leigh, and players, Kings Mountain’s Juniors posted a 5-3 win Medlin’s three - run ho.mer over the Austen-Stowe boys here Saturday night and knocked the visitors from the unbeaten ranks. j Post 155 used near perfect fielding and timely hitting in handing Coach Ne^ Hollis and his boys the loss. Kings Mountain got extra good play from its bey- stone combination, Phillip Cash and Nelson Connor, and also some good play from centerfielder Ronnie Rhea ahd first baseman Chucky Gladden, Although he failed to get a hit in four times at bat. Cash had a big hand in the KM win. He made a diving catch of a Larry Hartsell sinking liner which stopped a rally in the fifth and made a couple other good plays on ground balls. Gladden pulled one of the oldest tricks in the books on Belmont third baseman Danny Suggs. After Suggs reached base on a bunt single in the six th, Gladden failed to throw the ball into pitcher Steve Goforth, and when Suggs took his lead off first, Gladden tagged him for the second out of the inning. Of course, that brought about much of a roar from the Belmont fans, coaches and players but it showed smart ness on the part of Gladden and unawareness on the part of Suggs and the Belmont first base coach. After the fifth inning, Belmont changed coaches at first base. Ronnie Rhea pulled down a deep liner off the bat of | with Connor’s 4 fir-5 perform- - Steve Barkley which stopped a rally in the seventh andjance leading the km charge, w'right, shortstop Connor turned in a couple of good plays includ-j Leigh and Cash added two hits Grayson ing an unassisted putout of John Rudisill in the ninth. 1 Grayson 1 Rianton. /iN ^ ff I J I ♦ I i»i I* i led Shelby’s hitting with a 3-for Connor, Gaffney Lead Junior Hitting |5 showing. Going into Monday night’s game at Bessemer Cityj boxscore statistics showed that Connor and catcher Paul Gaffney 1 were leading the Legion hit parade with .450 and -4121 I Forest City took aflvanta.go of j six errors here Tuesday niglit in j cruisln.g to its sixth straight 11 I Area Four- Legion win. a 6-2 vic- I tory over Kings Mountain Post | : 155. I The winners struck for one I run in the first inning, added ' three in the second and two in , ! the fifth. Post 1.55 managed two I runs in the fourth fra're. ‘ Bobby Hill, a righthander from ’ East Rutherford high school, , gained the pitching win with a | five hillcr and also led the FC hitting with tw'o doubles in four • times at bat. Hill went the dis- ^ tanee giving up only two bases , on balls and fanning 11. i .Steve Goforth was tagged with the loss. Goforth also went the distance, gi\ing up eight hits, walking nine and striking out eight. It was Goforth’s first loss of the year against two wins. All of Forest City’s runs wore unoani-ed. The \lsitor’s first in ning run was a result of two bases on balls, a sin;le and two km errors. Back-to-: ack singles by W’ayne Hoots, Lenny Walker and War ren Dalton, two fielder’s choices and another Post laj err m ac counted for F’C’s three tallies in the second. Kings Mountain brought the game closer at 4-2 in the fourth with a double by Prail Gaffney and a single by Chuck.\’ (ilariden providing the punch. After Tony Leigh filed out to open the frame, Hill hit Roy Medlin with a pitch. Medlin took second when Phil lip Cash grounded out and then scored on Gaffney's double to loft-center. Gaffney then scored when Gladden singled through the middle. With one out in the fifth, Rog er Vasscy reached base on an infield sin.gle and Tommy Blank enship walked to put runners on first and second for FC. Doug SiS a’Ss? ,0°'™ Kin.a Mou.uain'. A,j.a,.aa„ which loaded the bases. Don Legion Juniors handed Belmont Blamon Idt a routine fly Us first loss of the season here ball to center field but Ronnie Saturday night with a .>-3 \u- Rhea dropped it and the runners j tory before a largo homo-town scored from .second and third, j crowd, I Ho,ots then filed out to end the Righthander Steve inning i went the distance Kings Mountain threatened in I the seventh after Bill Bridges i opened up with a double. Hill then struck out Mickey Adkins I and walked Goforth but Rhea j flicd out and Tony Leigh ground- j ed out to end the inning. Catcher Paul Gaffney Ibd KM’s hitting with a 2-for-4 per- 1 formance and Rhea, Bridges and I Gladden collected a hit apiece. I BOXSCORE . STANDOUTS — Nelson Connor (left); Paul Cktffney (top) and Chucky Gladden (right) have been hitting the ball well for Post 155 so far this year. Con nor is currently leading the team in batting with a .450 average, Gaffney is second with a .346 mark and Gladden has collected four hits in his last eight times at bat to up his average to .208. Connor is away for two weeks at a bas ketball clinic but both Gaff ney and Gladden will be in the starting lineup tonight when Post 155 visits Gastonia for an Area IV contest start ing at 8 p.m. Juniors Hand Belmont First Loss; Beat Bessemer City Steve Goloith Gets Second Wini With Six-Hittei Cashi Grover Tied For Softball Lead Cash Groooiy and Grover are still battling it out for the lead in the local slow pitch softball league. Cash Grocery is still un defeated with a 6-0 record and Grover is standing at 7-1. Tommy Goforth Posts First Win At Bessemer City Kings Mountain Rhea, cf Leigh, If Medlin, 3b Cash, 2'b Gaffney, c Gladden, lb Bridges, rf Ray, ss S. G iforth, p T. Goforth, ph Forest City Blanton, If Hoots, cf Walker, 2b Bradley. 2b Dalton, rf AB R H BI game durin.g the past w'eek, beat ing last place Mullins by a 35-6 copnt on Fiiday. Cash Gioceiy belted li\e liomc runs with Law- . , lence Bolin. Ken Cash, Reggie and picked up his second ''i" oU Gerald McDaniel and C. the season a,gainst no losses. Go- Greene getting one apiece, forth gave un si.x hits and struck ■ for Goforth Post 155 Post 155 won its fourth Area Four Legion contest Monday , night, beating Bes.somer City by Casli Grocery played only one, ^ -.2 count. To.r.my Goforth went the dis tance for KM, giving up seven hits, walking only throe and striking out 12. Jim Pressley, a lanky soutiipavv, went the dis- Grover posted two victories w’as reliieved 1 during ilie past .seven days, beat ing Bur-Mill, 10-3, Thursday and out 11 ibattifi's, Tony McConnell in the eighth inning by 1 testing Margrace, 8-3, Tuesday night. „ , . „ The Bees arc in third place Kings -Mountain took 1-0 : ^ Bur-Mill Adkins after KM put the two runners on base. lead in the bottom of the third and the Jaycees are deadlocked with Tony I.oiglt - for fourth with identical .5-3 tabs, homle with a double to lefttield. l jy^gj-g^gee holds the only other Goforth had reached first base record, 5-4. on a walk. 1 STANDINGS tanee for the losers and was charged wit ii the loss. Tlie win brought Goforth’s record to 1-1 Tommy Goforth To Hnil Against Gaston Tonight Post 155 travels to Gastonia to- _ night for a game with Gaston Post 23 and will return home Monday to host Cherryville at 8 p.m. Kings Mountain was original ly scheduk'd to host Newton Fri day nighi at City Stadiu.T. hut, because of financial problems, Newton has dr.opped out of Area IV and all games involving that team have been erased from the record books. Coach Bob Hussey reports that he will start Tommy Goforth ti ll against Gastonia tonight and will hurl either Steve Goforth 12-1) or David Norris (l-Oi a- gainst Cherrvville. Post 155 will play at . Granite Falls Tuesday night. The locals carry a 4-2 record into tonight’s gam'e. KM is still ridm.g in second place in the Area IV standings behind unde feated Forest City. Coach Hussey stated Ws^lnes- day that he might make some de fensive changes tonight. Hussey said that his outfield may be iwfitehcd around sorewhat. He added that either Chuck Ray or Mickey Adkins will bo playing at shortstop in place of Nelson Connor who is in Ralei.gh at tending a basketball clinic at North Carolina State University. Connor currently leads the team in hitting with a .4.50 aver age. Catcher Paul Gaffney car ries a ..346 batting av'erage into tcnig'it,’'S contest and Ronnie Rhea is tliird on the hitting list rtith a .304 mark. Goforth has appeared in four games tills year and has worked a total of 19':; innings He has given up 20 hits, has struck out 22, walked 10 and has an earned run average of 2.37. Gastonia is made up of players from Ashley and Hunter Huss high schools and has been one of the area’s toughest teams for many years. Gastonia w.an the area championship last year but , w'as ousted from the state toum- j ey by National Champion Post 9 of Charlotte. Chei-ryville is com''jined of Lincolnton and Cherryville and has several boys who played for Lincalnton’-s high school team this post year. Heading the crop at Cherryville is 'all-conference pitcher Harry Graham and hard hitting outfielder Frank Mostell- er and catcher Larry Sain. The Cherries beat Kings Moun tain, 5-2. in a pre season prac tice game at Cherryville and should prove to be tough compe tition for the locals come Mon day. Klng.s Mountain stiuck for one run in the top of the first inning, added two in the fourth and rallied for four insurance runs in the ninth. Bessemer scored bo 111 its runs in the fifth. After Ronnie Rhea filed out to ^ David Bolin hurled his second start the game, Pressley issued | no-hitter of the Little Leapie David Bolin Hurls Second No-Hitter David Bolin hurled 34 2 5 2 brought the game closer at 8-5 in thefi fth but Shelby stretched | .Tolley, 3b its lead to 9-5 in the sixth with j Vassey. lb Mike McDaniel doubling, taking third on a fly tall to deep right- field and coming homeon a pass ed ball. Post 155 rallied for five runs in the top of the seventh to take a 10-9 lead. KM scored its seventh-inning runs on singles by Chuck Ray and Connor, three Shelby errors, a base on balls and two fielder’s choices. Grayson d.>ubled to leadoff the , Shelby seventh and scored the tying run when KM first base- man Chucky Gladden threw wild at the plate Another KM error ' put runners on second and third and Peeler then squeezed in Blanton with the winning run. , Shelby added one other run in the seventh and scored two more in the eighth to end the game's scoring. Each team collected 12 hits Team I Cash Grocery Grover Bees Bur-Mill Jaycees I Margrace ! Jets \V (i 2 6 1 9 Blankenship, ss H. Tulk, c Hill, p E —Goforth 2, Cash 2, Rhea, Ray, Blankenship. Walker. lOB—FC I. 3, KM 5. DP—Cash & Gladden: Blankenship, Walker & V.assey. PIPE — Medlin. 2B Gaffney, Bridges. Hill 2 SF—^Walker. WP Goforth. Pitching IP H R ER BB SO Goforth (1) 9 8 6 0 9 8 Hill (w) 9 5 2 2 2 11 ISwiminiiig Class Becdn Inne 20 Warren (Bo) Goforth will be instruct')!’ for swim.ming classes at C'ly Pool for two weeks be ginning June 20. Anyone interested in taking Continued On Page 4 Li igli’s drive hit the lightpost on tlie leftfiekl bank and bounc ed back into playing field, thus, not putting the ground rule double ruling into effect, so Go forth was allowed to score. Belmont struck for one run in the fourth to knot the score at 1-all. Third haseman Dan Suggs 1 Gastonia doubled to lead off the frame, Gc.rs and scored when Ed Thompson . Mullins singled. McConnell got the locals three up three down, in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings but a leadoff (louhlo by Paul Gaffntey in the seventh started a one-run rally which saw KM take a 2-1 lead. Gaffney went to third when Ronnie Rhea grounded out, .stay ed at the hot corner while Chuc- ov Gladden grounded out, then fiS when Bill Bridges singled | defeated VFW, 12-0. through the middle. , ^ , , | The oamb was calletl after four Nelson Connor singled to 1 innings of plav because of the off the KM eighth. Connor stole | • sfebond and, after Tony Lxugh ^ - v reached base on an error. Nelson j Goforth struck out 10 batters scored when the Belmont left-1 cn route to the pitching win and fielder dropped a fly 'ball off ■ also helped his ow'ii cause with the bat of Roy Medlin. ! a run scoring triple in the third Phillip Cash flied out 'and j,fning. Leigh earac liome when Gaffney j craftspun Rocky Gofoith No-Hits VFW I Rocky Goforth got the 1966 'Teener I.eague season ofl on the I right foot Monday afternoon by hurling a no-hitter as Craftspun baek-to-cack walks to Tony Leigh, Roy Medlin and Phillip Cash b e f o r (' Paul Gaffney grounded out to send Leigh in from third. Chucky Gladden singled to lead off the KM fourth and, one out later Chuck Ray gained life when hit hy a pitched ball. Go forth fliwi out for out numiier two and Rhea hit a triple to deep centerfield which drove across Gladden and Ray Bessemer brought the game season Monday night at Optim- ! ist took over first place in the loop standings after whipping Police 9-2. I Bolin struck out 15 batters en I route to the win. Police scored 1 both its runs on bases on balls, j wild pitches and passed balls, j Bolin walked six batters and hit I one during the six-inning con- test. I Optimist collected only five I hits off losing pitcher Richard I Stowe with Dana Sarvis having a 2-for-3 plate performance and batted closer at 3-2 in the home-half of the fifth. Chuck Steele and Lar-! two runs batted in. T h .r.k The game was tied 1-all until ry Jennings slapped back-to-back^ Optimist singles to lead it off and one out ^ by Gus Hayes, a double by Sar- ' vis and a single by Bolin pro- ; piding the punch. hits during the first eight frames, I 20x^9 Kings Mount aigi exploded m t to Lead- ninth fot T Jiah’^'^iwo run i *'^8 Hitter: Sarvis. 2-for-3. runs with Fon.v Leighs two-iun POLICE KlWANIS later both runners scored wlicn Rhea let Sonny Jones’ single go througli his legs. After being held to only tliree AB R H BI averages respectively. Connor had collected nine hits in 20 times at bat, had scored four runs, batted in four, and had two doubles and a triple to his credit. Nelson had hit safely in each of the first four games. Gaffney had collected 7-for-17 with three runs scored, four batted in and one double. Third on the hitting list was Ronnie Rhea with a .357 mark. The only home run (going into Monday’s game) was by Roy Medlin, a three-run blast at Shelby. Roy was lead ing the team in runs batted in with five runs scored with five. Lesdihg the mound evew was stove Goforth with a 2-0 record Medlin, rf Gaffney, c Cash, 2b Gladden, lb Leigh, If Bridges, cf Ray, 3b Norris, p Goforth, p Shelby M. McDaniel, Whitworth, c M. Jones, cf rf If Blanton, lb Runyan, 2b H. Jones, 2b Shuford, .3b C. McDaniel, Peeler, p 3b 36 14 12 5 j E- KM 9, .Shelby 6. 2B—Connor, ' Grayson. M. McDaniel. 3B — I Grayson. M. McDaniel, Wright. ' hr—Medlin. SAC—^Norris, SF— i Whitworth 2, Medlin, DP—Con- inor. Cash and Gladden. Whit- I worth and Blanton. Whitworth, Blanton and C. McDaniel. SB Rhea. M. Jones. WP—(Joforth, 41 10 12' 9 PB—Craffney. reached base on a holder’s choice. Rliea thfen doubled to drive in Medlin and complete tlio km scoring. Belmont scored two runs in the ninth on an error, a passed ball a singk?. two bases on balls and’ a fielder’s choice. Leading the KM hitting was shortstop Nelson Connor with a 2-for-4 performance while Suggs was 2-for4 for the losers. ^ Kings Mountain turned in sev eral good fielding plays with Phillip Cash’s divinig catch of Larry Hartsoll’s liner in the fifth inning heading the list. Included in the fielding greats was an un assisted pick-off at first base by Chucky Gladden and a back-to- the-bank catch by Ronnie Rhea which stopped a Belmont rally in' the seventh. BOXSCORE Kings Mountain AB Pitching IP H R ER BB SO Gladden, lb Peeler (,wt 8 12 10 4 i s Bridges, lb NoFris 2/5 6 5 3 2 2 Bridges, rf Goforth (1) 5/469 1 ^ 4 p scored two runs in the first inning with a double by Mike Smith and a single by Ed die Black providing the p'anch. The eventual winners added five .more runs in the second and closed the door on VF'W hy .get ting five more in the thiici. VFW never got a runner in scoring position. The lo.sers had Continued On Page h double tlie big blow'. Chuck Ray led off the? frame with a walk but was forced at second base when a fly ''oall off the batof Goforth dropped be- tw'een the second baseman and right fielder. Rhea then reached base on an error and I.eigh uncorked a fast ball to the leftfield fance which sent both runners across. Med- 1 and KM pulled a both runners being safe. Medlin later scored when Paul | Gaffnev reached base on an er ror. Gladden and Mickey Adkins- later ?“!.,„^";;:iSquad pi'ehers and cruised to ney was thrown out trying to ..,i„ Connor, ss Leigh, If Medlin, 3b Cash, 2b Gaffney, c Rhiea, cf R H BI 12 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 ,1 0 Belmont Elmore, 2b Rudisill, Ss Hartsell, lb Barkley, c Suggs, 3b Thompson, cf Hope, rf Holcomb. If McConnell, p Adkins, p ance, however. Leigh’s and Rhea’s triple accounted for Post 155’s big blows. Somiy Jones led Bessemer in hittiny with a 3-for-5 p<?rform.ance. BOXSCORE Kings Mountain Tlie "Police club used an 11-hit attack to hand Kiwanis a 14-7 setback Thursday night. Richard Stowe gained tlie pi'ching win and Dana Franklin was charged ■w’ith the loss. I The game was called after I tour innings. ' Kiwanis 040 3xx— 7 Police / 065 3xx—14 WP — Stowe. LP — Franklin. lin then diew a base on bails 1 Leading Hitters; Police—Thdmbs, ciounie ®«-‘"',3.for.3. Brown, 3-for-4; Kiwanis I— Byars, l-for-2. PARKGRACE-RESCUE Parkgrace took advantage of 15 bases on balls off two Rescue o Aunm -'hit 9-3 win in Thursday’s nightcap. 33 :> 6 5 ^ Moore gained the pltch- Lcading the ^ liittmg w as . ^ although he needed le- Gladden \vith a 2-for.;.4 pei^^^i^ ! ^ ^ CaldweU. Parkgrace scored five runs in 35 3 6 2 Connor 2 Medlin, Holcomb, Rudisill. 'LOB-Belmont 10. KM 6. PB—Gaffney 2. SB—Connor. 2B Leigh, Gaffney. Suggs. Pitching'' ^ Goforth (w) 9 6 3 2 « 11 McConnell (It 7 5 4 AfTklnS 1 1 1 Rhea, IP H R ER BB SO Rhea, cf Leigh, If Medlin, 3b Cash, 2b Gaffney, c Gladden, lb Gladden,lb Bridges, rf Adkins, rf Ray, ss Goforth, p AB R H BI 5 112 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 3 3 3 5 4 4 3 2 1 3 CotUinued On Page 4 the second, two in the third and added two in tlie fiftli while Res cue scored all its runs in the fourth. WP — Moore. LP — Huffstick- ler. Leading Hitters: Parkgrace; Blanton, 1-for-l. Rescue;. Johnson, 2-for-3. LIONS-BUR-MILL Lions defeated Bur-Mill 8-2 to get Friday night’s action under- Q: way. Craig Brown gaine<| the -Q pitching win with a two-httter Q j and Charlie Baker was tagged Q ; with the loss. 0I Freddie Wilson led the Liona _lin hitting with a double Continued On Page 4
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