969
NTAOI
WED-
Thursday, 'July 3, 1969
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Page
Juniors Host Belmont Friday, Play Again Monday
Juniors Dump Forest City
4-2, Ashe Gets Three Hits
Kings Mountain's Juniors ralliod h»fthandoi. Larry Dalton. Goforth nor in sfx)ring iK)sllion in four dit-
for tcur runs in 'the fifth inning gave up six hijls, walked three and, toront innings. Forest City, aN),
to eras<* a 2 0 deficit and whip , struck out 11 while Dalton gave
Area Four leader Forest City, 4-2, up eight hits, walked two, and
here Saturday night.
Rocky Goforth went the distanre
for Post 155 and outdueled another
KM • Forest City
Boxscores
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ADAMS HELPS WITH CAMP — Former Kuigs Mountain High basketball great George Adams
handles tip-off as youngsters ottending Gardner-Webb basketball camp take part in scrimmage.
Adams, along with KMHS Coach Bob Hussey, UNC All-American Charlie Scott, and others, assisted
G-W Coach Eddie Holbrook with the camp. (Photo by L G. Alexander).
Area Bahe
Tournament
The area Babe Ruth baseball
tournament, a double-elimination
af fair', will be held in KingsMoun-
tain beginning next Tuesday.
All games will be played at
City Stadium, unless they conflict,
the American Legion team. In
that case, the Babe Ruth games
will be moved to tlie Deal Street
Park.
The Kings Mountain all-stars
are currently practicirt/ and the,
tcann will be named Friday byi
head coach, Marcus Dobbins, andi
his assistant, Jesse Rhyne. Dob j
bins coached Gastonia to a first |
pla(« finish during the regular
season and Rhyne piloted second gtaip playoffs in
place Dallas. week of July 14.
Several top prospects are out; ^itv recreation director Elraeri
for the BR all-star team, includ- !
I ing catcher David Botin of South-
game will drow a bye until next
Thursday, July 10, at S:30. The
area champion will be named on
July 12.
/
The Junior Babe Ruth touina-
ment, for boys 13 yeais J»f age,
will be held in Kings M<runtain
the week of July 21. Bill Grissom,
who coached South',veil Ff‘rd to a
third place finish during the rcig-
ul:ir sea.son, o-ill servo as head
coach and his assistants will be
Ken Ford of Tryon and Billi
Brewer of Dallas.
Tlie winner of the 1.5-year-old
‘3R event will advance to the;
Asheville the
Forest City
Winn, 2b
James, cf
Cebb, 3b
Lattimore, lb
Lail. If
G. Dalton, .ss
McDonald, c
Nanney. c
Melton, rf
Hamrick, rf
L. Dalton, p
Kings- Mountain
Boll, 2b
Putnam, 3b, If
Hawkin.s, .ss
Ash, c
Perkins, cf
Carpenter, lb
Finger, rf
Smith, 3b
McNair, If, rf
Gotorth. p
AB
blew a couple of scoring op]K>rlu-
nities and the visitors loaded the
ba.ses off Goforth in the ninth but
couldn’t .score.
Slow-Pitch
Softball Classic
Here July 17-19
.After hi.s hit, Goforth walked arid ,, . ,
Jack Beir.s double tied the s<-orc ^ •• ‘
yj 2.all Slow-Pitch Softball Tourna
bJiI went to third on a wild; hM
pitch and scored on Gene Pm-1 Street playground July l.-ls-19.
nam's sacrifice fly, then back-to-i
bac‘k doubles by -Clarenee Ash aiid j compe
' Glen Perkins brought in the final -i^th j
fanned nine.
Forest City .struck for both its
runs off Goforth in the lourth inn
ing. David James singled and
.scored on a triple by Gary Conb
and Cobb scored on a sacrifice fly
by Billy Lattimore.
Those two runs broke Goforth's
consecutive scoreless inning strhig
at 47.
Gary McNair's single ignii'.?d
KM’s four-run rally in the fift.h.
32 2 6
Ash led K.M's eight-hit batting
attack with 3-for-4 while McNair
added 2 for-2. Six players had a
hit apiece for Forest City.
fjoforth opened the game by
striking out the side, then Dalton
fannecl the side in the sevond and
eighth frames, though the Post
‘ 155 boy.s pul a runner on in c*ach
inning.
Po.«t 15.5 blew sevcM’al scoring
chancc?s. putting at least one run-
Deadlinc for t(*ams to enter the
tition is Saturday. July
12th. An entry fee of S3o will lie
charged. Teams interested in
playing should contact Klmer
Rc'ss, Roy Pear.son or Lefty Moss,
Trophies will be presented to
both the winner team an 1 the
runner-up and a ir<;phy will be
presented to the most vaiual)le
player in the* tournament.
Said Mr. Moss, “We hope to
make this tournamcmt an annual
event and invite all slo\v i)iich
teams to enter.”
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; E—FC 1, KM 0. LOB—FC 8, KM 6
! 2B—Bell, Ash, Perkins, Smith.
|3B—Cobb. SAC.—Goforth, McNair.
, SF—Putnam, Lattimore.
I Pitcher: . IP H R ER BB SO
Dalton 8 8 4 4 2 9
• (Joforlh 9 6 2 2 3 11
47 ZEROES — Rocky Goforth
(above) hurled 47 consecutive
scoreless innings before Forest
City scored twice off him Satur
day night in a 4-2 KM victory.
The sizzling southpow picked up
three victories over the past
week to run his record to 7-1.
He's scheduled to pitch again in
the first round finale Friday
agoinst Belmont.
Lake
r Hart-
:itv
01 Bet-
well. who was the league’s top
hitter during the regular season
with a .444 average, and right
hander Darrell BniAor of Dallas
who hurled two no-hitters during
regular season play.
Tuesday’s schedule has St.
Stephens playing Hildebrand at 7
p.m. and Kings Mountain battling
Newton at 8:30. East Catawba
draws a bye and will play the St.
Stephens - Hildebrand winner on
July 9 at 8:30. following a 7
Hess is ^heading
tournaments.
up both area:
THREE HITS -- Post 155 catcher
Clarence Ash (above) loshed out
three hits to lead KM to o 4-2
victory over Forest City Sotur-
day night. The dependable
backstopper also plated the ty
ing run in o 5-2 victory over
Gastonio Monday night.
Gaidner-Webb
Signs Prep Ace
^ ^ V agoinst seimont.
155 LoinCS deck Goforth. McNair
For Win Over Gastonia
Win Over BC
BOILING SPRINGS
Eddie
Post 155 spotted host Gastonia Maekie was tagged oui ai the
a 2-0 lead, then came back for plate when Rus.s<'ll Reep failed
five runs in the eighth inning to connect on a squeeze play. Go Rocky Goforth and Gary Mr
Monday night for a 3-2 Area F'our forth prdceedtni to strike out Reep Nair combined fora lliree-hit ter
victory. to end the inning. Wednesday night as Post 1.5.5
Rocky Goforth, who came on to Post 155 was outhit, eight to hlank('-i iiessem<*r City, S-0.
Meeting Sunday
Here To Plan
Second Round
Kings .M<iuntain’s Juniors, siil
: in ih<* runnirVj for the first rtmne
i cliampionship in Area T'nur, host
I Belinoni Fridaj’ night at City
in ilie fir.st r‘»un<l linale.
'Idle playofis begin »ui .Monday
night, with only tin* lop eight
clubs ativancing. A m<‘eiing slat
ed for the K.M legion building
Sunday afternoon will ix* held in
or<ler to plan f<»r iht* playoffs and
• l<N i<b‘ any lies which might de-
\»‘loi> in the standings.
Post 1.5.5, following a .5-2, cume-
Ii'om lxdiind victory over Gas*
Ionia .Mon<lav night, carried a 12-
T> record into last night's game at
.4lielb\. 'Pile K.M Junior.s are only
one gatn<‘ behind league-leading
Kon'st City.
ladthan-ier Rocky Goforth, w^ho
picked u|; three mote victories
'>\er ihe past w<*ek. will probably
iiuil for post 1.5.5 against B<*]mon1
lierc Krida\. and then <»jx‘n the
|)layo!fs on .M(uulay night.
The second louml will pit llt(‘
rc-ular season champ against the
number eight team, tii(» see<md
piare team again.si nuintwr .sev-
j en. three against number six and
1 aunilH'i four against numlx*r five,
i Setond jound series will be Ix'St*
I if Ihrei* affairs.
'riM‘ team u'itli th4' best record
wilj diau th(* lirsi hom<* game,
i.'sliould a lie d(*velop for eighth
‘ plae<‘ in lh<' linal first round
sianding.s, a (»ne-game j)layoff
I will be held on .Moiiflay betwivn
those teams.
! However, that wouUI not iii-
i\olve post 1.5.5 as the Mounties
;(annot finish any kmeu* than
s;Mh j)lace. Any of six teams- ■
i-'orest Cit\. Hickory, (.'lierryvillo,
Belmont, Kings Alountain an<l
Gasl«>nia - <ouId iak<* the first
round title.
Tlirough Tuesday'.^ games. For-
<‘si Cit.\ was «m top with a 13-5
ici-ord, lollowed by Hickory and
Cheriyville at 12-.5. Kings Moun
tain at 12-G, Belmont at 11-6 and
Gastonia at ln-7.
Rounding out the top ei.ght
were Morganion with a 9-s figuiv
and .Shelby wiili a 9-9 mark.
Shelby luniors Come From Behind
To Defeat Post 155 By 4-2 Score
■ sidered a good catch for the GW
! basketball program.
! Weatherman averagecl 19.7
points per game in his senior
; season while pulling down 15 re-
Shelby's Juniors score<i single- and Dickie Greer added 2-for-3.! bounds per game. He led his team
tons in Uie seventh and eighth in-'Smith was the only KM player to! to a record of 20-6 with his 49
nings to erase a 1*0 deficit and I gel over one hit. i percent shooting average. On his
went on to defeat Kings Moun-! high school stjuad Weatherman
tain 4-2 in an Area P'our makeup KM - Shelby played a wing on o-ffense and un-
Boxscores
Boxscores
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o’clock between the two <>P<‘ning| game Thursday night at City Sta-
round losers. idium.
1.55 had taken a 1-0 lead ; i^helby
first inning as Gone Put- D. Heffner, lb
M CJ ^ A ' walked, stole second and Dixon, 2b
J#0V dCOlllS scored on Mike Smith’s booming: Bright, ss
* double o/f the left field fence. i Gretn*, ef
behind the .five-hit'Wright.
The winner of the KM-Newtoni
I in the
Ab r h rbi,
Temple
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Scouts
To lamboiee
Kenny BricHges, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Bridges, and Billy Tal
bert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Talbert, will attend the Na
tional Boy Scout Jamboree at
500-acre Farragut State Park in
Idaho,
They will fly via .jet on July
16th and I'Oturn home on July 22.
Both Boy Scouts hold the rank
of Star in First Baptist church-
sponsored Troop 92.
jTycee
Bottle Pick-Up
Inly 9-12
But Shelby, behind the .five-hit'wright. p
pitching of Barry Wright, came. Lane. If
b.ick and tied the score at l-all, McMun ay, 3b
with an unoarnt'd run in the sev- Walker, rf
onth, then Don Bright’s run-sco^-!F^ llerfner, c
ing single in the eightli put the
visitors on top, 2-1. 'Kings Mountain
Shelby score! two more in the Hawkins, ss
top of the ninth to go out front Putnam, if
by 4 1 before KM scored again injBoll. 21)
the boUom of the ninth on singles. Smith, 3b
by Smith and Chuck Carptmter. | Perkins, cf
Bobby Ethridge went the dis-'Ash, c
tance for Post 1.55 and pitched
good enough to win. but four er
rors led to his downfall. Ethridge
gave up eight hits, valked only
one, and struck out eight.
Wri.glU. who walked three, sent
12 Mounties back to the bench via
the strikeout route.
L(‘ading hitter for’Shelby was
Larry McMurray who went 3-for-4
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
3
32
E Hawkins, Carpenter,
LOB Shelbv 6, K'M 5. 2B
3H Ash. SB
Pitcher:
Wright
Ethridge
halt a Gastonia rally in the sev- six. Perkins led the KM balling
Holbrook, baskerball coach atlenth inning, was credited with attack with 2-for-4 and two runs
Gardner-Webb College, today an- rhe victory, his seventh against batted in.
nounced the signing of 6-4 Wayne i only one loss. KM - GaStOllia
Weathernian to a basketball Goforth came on in relief of
grant-in-aid. Weatheiman, whojgQjjijy Ethridge with runners on'
j started for four years for Coach j third, nobody out and . Kings Mountain
j Alan Jones at Western Guilford | 2-0 in the bottom of the Bell. 2b
I High School in Greensboro is con-' worked out of the Putnam. If
jam, hurling one-hit ball over the Hawkins, ss
final three innings. Ash, c 5 0
Then, in the eighth, Goforth Smith, 3h 3 D
started the winning rally with a Perkins, cf 1 1
single to left field. McNair, rf 4 d
Post 155 sent 10 runners to the Carpenter, lb 3 0
plate in the eighth, getting three Whetstine, p 2 0
hits, a walk and taking advan Ethridge, p 0 0
tageof four Gastonia errors. Goforth, p 2 1
After Goforth’s hit. Jack Bell 5
walked and Gone Putnam reached Gastonia
on an error to load the bases. Go- T. Seagle, If 4 0
forth scores! on a sacrifice fly by Wofford, 2b 4 0
Clarence Ash and aftei* a fly ball Hill, cf 4 0
to the outfield by Mike Smith J. Seagle, rf 3 3
sent Bell to third, the tying run Cross, lb 4 1
scoi'od on an error and a double Mackle, ss 4 0
by Glen Perkins drove in the win- Lawson, c 3 0
ning runs. Schwartz, p 3 0
Post 155 picked up its fifth run Cashatt, p 0 0
on a single by Chuck Carpenter. Rhyne, p 1 0
Gastonia had gone ahead 1-0 Reep-, 3b 3 0
in the fourth inning off starter Heavner, 3h 0 0
Darrell Whetstine. With two outs, 33 2
Johnny Seagle walked, stole sec- E - Gastonia 5, KM 2. LOB
ond and scored on a single by 8, Gastonia 6. 2B—'Maekie.
Graniii* I'vills was 6-11, H(\ss<MT>er
Goforth, the winning pitcher, ('iiy l-lil ami .Mill .Springs 0-17.
worked the first five innings, giv
ing up one hit, striking ->ui nine
and not walkin'^ any. .McNair fin-
isIUHl. walking two anrl fanning
two.
Thiid aseman Mike Smith FhI
Post 1.5.5*s 12-hit batting aiiaik
with 3-l<»r-.5, including a doubh*.
Tommy Hawkins and e’iiuck Cai -
peni(‘r added a i:air of hits each.
C'anol Davis collccteri alj ihHM*
of Bessemer Citv’s hits.
I der the bucket on defense, ac-
: cording to Coach Jones.
Carpenter, lb
Finger, rf
Ethridge, p
I 0 0
1 1 0
I 1 1
1 0 0
> 1 0
! 5 2
Ash 2.
Smith.
Bell, Putnam.
IP H R ER BB SO
9 5 2 2 3 12
9 8 4 1 1
q: Coach Jones said of Weather-
Q man: "He is a real good shooter,
1 with great quickness and strength
Q around the boards. Wayne is a
p first class offensive player who
J needs work on his defense for
Q college ball.
0; ‘T think Wayne can play a
wing for Coach Holbrook. He has
shown vast improvement and ad
justment during his four years of
0 play here. He (Weatherman) is
^ an excellent jumper for his size
^ and will make a fine college bas-
^ikethall player.”
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7:3-24
d d Post 155 struck foj- two runs in
9 0 tho second on a hit batsman, Gai
1 d pcntei's infiel.i hit, a HC emu
6 5 and Rick Finger's saciilic(‘ fly.
post 155 added anothm* run in
1 d Ihe third when .Sniilli singled,
d 0 took s<'con(| on a wil<l pilch and
2 0 score(! oji a single 1)\ Glenn l*er-
d d kins. Two runs in the fifthj on
2 1 singles by Putnam am! .''^miili
2 1 and a double by Carpe!iu*r. liiked
1 d KM’s lea l to .5 (1.
d 0 Over the first tiv(* fiames,
d d (P)forlh gave uj) only .i first in-
d d ning single to Davis, then siu the
d d 30 lads down in <irder over tlie
d d ne.xt four frames. He fanned the
8 2 side in tiie s(‘con<l inning, got one
KM strikeout in the first and fourth
3H frames and two in Uu* third anti
W'eatherman is a “B” student
who mnked 23 in a class of 130
at Western Guilford. He brings to
six the number of players signed
by Coach Holbrook for his entry
into four year competition next
season as Gardner-Webb goes in
to the senior ctilloge program.
Other signees arc: 6-4 A! Graves,
forward from Cherryville; Den
nis Carter, 6-4 forward from New
York City; Pete Jannace, 5-11
guard from New York; Ken O’-
Grodnick, 6-4 forw'ard from Mil
ford, Pa. and Jimmy Pheasant 5-
; 10 guard from M'ashington, D. C.
WeiL Sabettie
To Conference
Samuel S. Weir, and Louis G.
Sabettie of Kings Mountain, rep
resentatives of Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, are in
French Lick. Indiana today, for a
i business conference with officials
, of the company at the French
Lick Sheraton Hotel.
i Mr, Weir of 922 Grover Road,
and Mr. Sabettie of 913 Crescent
I Cr. had an exceptional sales and
! service record last year and are
among the top-ranking members
)f Metropolitan’s staff of 30,000
field representatives in the United
! States and Canada.
METER RECEIPTS
Parking meter receipts for the
week ending Wednesday at
n(K>n totaled $207.10. ineludlng
$113.80 frum on-street meters,
$13.15 from off-street meters and
.$46.6.5 from overparking fines.
City Clerk Jo(» McDaniel report
ed.
Mickey Cross. . Cross. SF
Off Ethridge in the s(*venth, Hawkins.
Cross led off with a triple and Pitcher:
scored on a double by .Spurgeon, Whetstine 6 4 11 1
Maekie. Jim Law^son walked, and Ethridge 0 2 111
Coach Bo Goforth called ace Goforth (W) 3 10 0 0
Rocky from the bullpen. Schwartz 7 4 2 1 3
Rocky got oppf»sing John Cashatt iL) 2 4 10
Schwartz on a gmundoul, then Rhyne IFi 1 0 0 0
Hickory luniors Come Back For
3-2 Win Over Post 155 Friday
Ash. SB - Seaglo. fifth.
Smith's (lou]<‘ igniteii a
IP 11 R ER BB SO run rally in the se\enth
thiee-
w hich
2 closed out Hie si-oring. .A iriph
0 Ash. two walks and a single by
4 Hawkins also ai led the cau.’^e.
4 Bessemer City ihi'tvuened only
0 once. In tht* eighth. .McNair walk-
1 ed Steve I.aikey and Dennis Me-
“ Neil and Alvin Lutz reached on
an error to load the bases with
one out. Howe\<'r. .McNair got
Jim Barber on a pop-up to first
base and Barry FowU'r bounced
out to end the inning.
Hickory’s Juniors came up with' Tliat was the only other inning
single runs in the sixth, seventh! in which KM put a runni
and ninth innings FTiday night to, scoring position,
edge Kings Mountain, 3-2, in anj KM-Hickory
Boxscores
KM - Bessemer City
Boxscores
.Area F'our contest at Hickory.
Post 155 had taken a 2-0 lead
in the fifth inning on a walk, Rick Kings Mountain
Finger’s triple and a sacrifice fly; Hawkins, ss
by Gary McNair. ; Putnam, 3b
Darrell Whetstine went the dis- Boll, 2b
tance for KM, dropping his sec-1 Ash, c
ond decision against three wins.l Perkins, cf
Whetstine gave up seven hits. Carpenter, lb
Jeff Abernathy went the route Finger, rf
for Hickory, scattering only five McNair, If
hits. He struck out 10. Whetstine, p
Hickory tallied in the sixth on
singles by Abernathy, Harry Lan- Hickory
ey and Glenn Jarrett. The hosts Spencer, If
tied it in the seventh, when with Abernathy, p
two outs, Whetstine hit Rick R. Williams, lb
SfK*ncer, who later scored on a Laney, 3b
single by Robbie Williams. D. Williams, c
Hickory won it in the ninth. Jarrett, rf
With one out, Whetstine walked Cook, ss
Spencer, then threw wild at fit's! Moose, cf
on an attempted pick-off and Stoker. 2b
.Spencer went to third. After Ab- Edwards, 2b
emathy bounced out. Williams
Bessemer City
Fowler, cf
Yarbroi'.:h, ss
rbi Davis, If-p
6 Carson, lb
0 Lackey, c
6 Paiker, 3b
0 McNeil, 2b
d Riddle, i f
d Lutz, rf
1 Barnes, p
1 Jacoiis, p
d ‘Bailx'i’, 2b
2
Kings Mountain
d Hawkins, ss
d Putnam. If
2 Bell. 2b
d Sniiih, 3b
d Perkins, cf
1 Ash, c
d Carptuiier. lb
0 Finger, rf
d Goforth, p'
0 McNair, p
3
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E KM 4. Hickory 1. LOB KM 5. E H. Citv 2. KM. 0. LOB—HC
singled, scoring Spencer with the
winning run. Hickory S. 2B Ash. 3B—Finger. KM 9. 2B Hawkins. Carpenter,
Post 1.5.5, after taking a 2-0 HP siiencer. D. Williams. SF Smith. McNair. 3H Ash. SF
lead in the fifth, threatened again McNair. SAC Jarrett. SB Finger. HHP Ash. SB
in the sixth when Gene Putnam Laney. nam. Hawkins, Finger.
Mill Spiiugs and Bessemer City
are already mathematically elim
inated fn»ni a .sec-ond round l)ei’th.
Granite Falls can gain a tie for
efjiih place only if it wins its
final thrc‘<‘ games and either
Slielhy oi' Murgani<jn loses its re
maining contests.
Brown Named
To A-A Squad
BOIIdNG SPRINGS Joe
Brown, fii si ba.seman for the 1%9
Gai <lner-W<*hb Co]I<‘ge ba.seball
team, has h(‘en named to the first
tc.un Junior College All American
squa<l.
Brown, a native of Salisbury
and now living with his wife,
I,aura in Shelby, is the colleges
fii'sf b;jseball jilayei- to make the
tirsi team All Am<*rican and only
the thiid athlete in th<‘ college's
liisiuiy to imike first team All
American. The other two were in
tool bail and inclufied Wayne
Rock, a tackl<‘ in 1967 and now a!
Camejon State in Oklahoma and
Ken Sanfor<l. a liack. rK^vv assist
ant football coach at Gardner-
Webb.
Coach .lerry Bryson was elated
by the .selection and prai.sed his
<juiet St ir infielder who was a
major factor in the sipiad’s drive
to the Wi'slern Carolinas Confer
ence i-rowii, F:aslern Regional
Hill* and to sixth in the nation in
national tournament action at
(band Junction, ('fdo.
Batting a hefty .390 for Ihe
regular s(‘asf)n, 15rown blasted a
homerun in tin* national tourna
ment and was a defensivi* stand
out. Till* Bulldogs went 24-2 in
ri'gular season action, ilefeating
Louisluu'j College of N. C., Co
lumbia C'ollegi* of Tennessee and
•Nll.-isissippi Giilf Coast College to
reach liie nationals.
Blown was a standout at Bor-
{) den High Seliool and in Ameri-
un Legion jilay at .Saliliury. He
I) will I'.egin liis junior year at GW
this fall.
|> Greenes Win
;i Talent Awards
d The twin daughters of Mr. an<I
d Mrs. Bud Gn'cnc coiiihhI blue rib
bons in the recent di.'<tricl 4-It
d contests li(*l,l ai North Stanley
d liiV’h s<'hool in AUxunarle.
d Siieila Gre(‘*ie won a first place
1 award in tlu* talent division for
1 her reading. “Sci-alch. Hie News-
2 hoy’s Dog” which also won for
0 her top honors in Hu* Western
2 Norih (^arolina Foi'i'u.sic conlt'sls
d recently in I-'orcsi c'ily. Slu* also
0 won a fii'Sl plai’e awar.t for a
7 ilemonstration on “.American Bus-
.5. iness.”
.Shi 1 lev (Iri-eiu* won a first i)la(*<*
award for her demonstr<iiion on
Pul- "Auu'i ic'Ul Bu'-iees.s.”
Both gil ls are rising juniors at
j singlet! and Clarenee Ash doubled, Pitcher:
, but A!>ernatliy fanned Glen Per- Whetstine
■ kins to gel out of the jam. Alwrnathy
IP H R ER HB SG Piteher:
9 7 3 2 3 5 Goforth
9 5 2 2 3 Id McNair
IP H R ER BB •'4(1 Kiii'cs Mount.iin hit'll sclmol and
5 1 0 d d ?) are ai H\c in Dixon Coninumity I
4 2 0 .0 2 2 II club.