Thursday. May 14. 1970
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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Carpenter Blanks Raiders, 3-0
LADIES BOWLING CHAMPS — Here's the Griffin Drug Bowling teom which won the KM ladies
league title in a best-oMive roll-off with Oates Shell Service. Left to right are Cathy Butler. Doris
Wore. Edna Bowen. Louise Dover and Pat Herndon.
Central Hosts
SL Michael's
In Final Game
Griffin Drug Co.
Wins Ladies Loop
Central Junior High, fresh fronij
it,-: seventh victory of the season,!
plays host to St. Michaers of Gas
tonia in its season finale Friday
afternoon at City Staidum. j
The Patriots of Barry Gibson CJriffin Dru;jj (U‘f(‘at(?d Oates
ran their record to 7-2 last Fri- Shell Services in a best-of-fi\'e
day with a 4-1 victory over South roll-ofl V\ ednosday night for the
Cleveland ' chamiiionship <»n t h e Kings
David Carroll went the distance Mountain I.aflie.K Bowling L(*ague.
on the mound, firing a two-hitter Oate-: Shell had won th(' first
and striking out 10. Central had hali chaiiipionsiiii' and Griffin,
three hits for th(» gamtv Drugcuppt'd I Ik? .second hall bunt-
Central broke a 1-1 tie with ing.
three runs in the sixth inning. A Pat Herndon, team captain. led
walk to Darrell Van Dyke, a f'.riffin Drug lf> victory in the roll
fielder’s choice, D;#nny Cobb’s off. having a single game high of
double and an error accounted 127 and a 5(17 scries for the five
for the runs. | contests.
Score by innings: K H Ki Jenny f)at<*s, captain, led the
S. Cleveland 000 OKI 0 1 2 4 Oattv: Shell Service team with a
Central 000 103 x 4 3 3 13.5 single gam(* and a 56G ser-
Mounties Gain
Revenge For
Earlier Defeat
Junior righthander Chuck Car-
pt‘:iu*j hurled a tlir(‘(‘-hilter Fri
day afternoon as King.^ .\hmn-
tainV. .Mountaineers i)lankefi
Soulli Point on lh(‘ road, .3-0. in
a Southwe.slern .3-A C-iptcr<-iu<* ’
ba.-ieball tilt.
Carpenter allowed only lliree
singles and was in seiious irou-
bk‘ only once in hurling tin*
Mountaineers to tlndr s«*venth
vict(.ry in 17 ganu's! l) was ('ar-
penter’s third win of ili<* year.
Soutli Point lliK'atjuied o/Hy in
, tile seventh inning wlu'ji they
loadcui the base.s on a single and
' a ]jair ol walks. But C'in'penter
got the lied Raid<M>'’ leading hit
ter, Don Davi.s. on a fly ball to
right field to mid Die game,
j Kings Mountain jiickcd uj) a
! singhdon in the fourth off Davis
and added two more* runs in the
fifth off Da\is and Ki{k Cherry
to put the gamt* on ice. Cherry
I had (earlier no-hit the .Muuntain-
i eers. 2-0.
I Kings Mountain collected only
fi\(‘ hits for the gam(‘ but took
.advantage of fiv<‘ Piaiilci errors.
I .Sophomore cateiiej- David fioiin
was the only pla>ej lui (dtlier
team to get {wo hiis. Other
MountaiiK'cr hits were* by Danny
Haitsoe. Jack Bell and Gerald
Mountaineer Track Team
Second In Bi-Conference
Membcis of the cliampionship Herndon.
Mounties End Season
With Pair SWC Games
Kings Mountain’s Mountaineers, their season, tlio Mountaineers
still having a chance to break, could finish in the lop five — a
even for the .season, crmiplete much higher perch than what
their 1970 card this week with w'as predicted for them at the
games against Cherryville and beginning of the sea.son.
Chtise. ’
The Mountaineers and Ironnien:
square off in Cherryville loday,
(Thursday) in a makeup game,
then tile Mounties n?lurn home
Friday to host Chase in the sea
son finale.
Bobby FDiridge. who worked
(wo innings against Lincolnton
Tue.sday, will probably hurl for
the Mountaineers at Cherryville
and the Ironmen will probably
counter with sophomore fireball-
(*r Joe Heavner. Chuck Carpenter,;
who has come on strong of late
to win. four straight games, will
probably hurl in Friday’s finale.'
Kings Mountain is 8-10 overall
after winning it.s last two games,
over South Point (3-0) and Lin
colnton (.5-4). Carpenter was the
winning hurler in both games.
Kings Mountain will be seeking'
rc‘veng(‘ in both games. The
Mountaineers earlier lost to Cher
ryville 9-2 and Chase .5-2. Chase,
which was tied with Shelby for
first place at one time, has
slumpc'd of late and is now bat
tling to stay at the ..500 level.
Cherryville, like Kings Moun
tain, is young but C’oaL'h Ovie
Heavner's Ironmen are 9-7 inj
citnference play and are fighting'
it out with Burns and South Point!
for .second place. ]
With a j)atr of victories to end
STRICTLY FRESH
The fellow who gets a kick
out of his work should be
more careful.
«
You don't have to be an
etiquette nut to know that
some things just aren’t done
in restaurants — very often,
the food.
.Griffin Drug team, b(‘sides cap
tain Pal Herndon, include Kathy
But)c‘r, Dori< Ware, Edna Bowen
ajut L’lUisi Dover.
TIk* ladies league held its an
nual award.s haiKiuct Tue.sday
ni.ghl at Lin(*b(Mgcr’.-' Fish Camp
and the following awards wiTO
pr(’.<entc(l:
High Aveia.ge, Jenny Oates,
112.4; High Set. Pat Barrett, 394:
Betty Wells, :?.55; High L>3es, Pat
Herndon. 141 and Retiy Fite, 150:
Most Strikes. B<'tky Barnett, 32.
and Charity Tignor, 30; Most
Spares, Barbara Miller, 170, and
Pat Panther, 130.
TIk' most imprfived bowler a-
' ward went to Doris Up<'hurch
who improved her season’s aver
age* by 12.4 pin.s.
i Tlu* S])ortsmanslup Award,
which was determined by a vote
of all league membor.s, went to
' Jenny Oate.s. one of the all-time
great lady bowlers in tlie state.
“The Ladies League would like
to thank all the sponsors for the
support given this .sca.son.” said
a spokesman. Tliose sponsors in
clude Griffin Drug. Oates Shell,
McGinnis Furniture, McGinnis
Dept. Store, Mountaineer Pharma-
'^•y, American Legion Post 155 and
Plonk Brothers.
C'arpentcr walk<*il oiih tvvo and
' .struck out two.
Score by innings; U 11 K
K. Mountain Od') 120 (I 3 .5 2
South Point 000 000 0 0 3 4
Cariionter and Bolin;
D.ivis, C’heny (5) an.i C’law.»:on.!
VVF—('ai'j>enter. LP—Davis.
BLANKS nAIDERS—Junior right
hander Chuck Carpenter hurled
a three-hitter Friday as Kings
Mountain'.s Mountain eers
blanked South Point 3-0 in a
Southwestern Conference con
test.
\1 )unl:iin’s 410 and SSo ^
i(Mm> .M‘t hi-cnh'renci' i<?c- |
uMs Km lay ailcriU)on at Shell)y;
iiN Hu Mountaineers lini.>h(*d see
end In ili(‘ Imsi (inid(‘n Lions in
the annual .\ort!u\os! - .'“'oulhw esl
CoiiU'ierit e meet.
j)ilrd U]t 1 lO'j points
t; a:ii •iiing a\\a\. Kings .Moun-
t.nii aad Ot)'.' point>.
I'iic Mi»u:ilainoer 1 In team set
a iicA oi-leagne le.Mid Aitli a
re.iding 11 stM-onds 11a! and
■l'•>.■-'^•d tlu* linish line in 1:32 to
^><•1 a lieu SSii mark.
Kin.’,- Munnlain’s only first
pl;ii»* finishes were in thnse two
e\fiiis aid the .MonMtaineeis had
-:e\(ial sei-ond and thiid j)laee.N
l.» tinisii .IS Die jumiei-iip. i
Slu-lh\'s .<(‘iisal ional Marcus
.Alaniuu was Du* high iiidhidnal
sronT uiili :lo pnini>. j!c won tlu*
inn .nul 22o dashes and tlie Inoail
imup. He tied Hu* loo record.
A innin.: in in seconds Dai.
I'dinwmg Sheliiy and tlie Monii-
laiiieeis in team .'^<<^lillg were
Liii.-nliiioa with 51. X'aldesi* !a.
.S.uiDi point 31. WilKes Central 32.
Cre-1 22, Morganton 20. l.eiioir 20,
Xi Atoii . ■ono\c*i .20, Tayloiss ilk*
W'autauga Pl. K.isl UnlheiTord
:wo A^e!\ (.’oniUv' and Hnd.son
tailed to seali*.
Trie lii-^l -i\ Dni.shcrs i:T in
dividual evi'iiis and the lij>l tlii:i*(*
leam.s (jn.iHlv for tlie W.NCIISAA
for Saturdav at North
Kf-
Herald Sports
Three-Run Fifth Gives
KM 5-4 Win Over Lions
r
Never let the sun go down
on a squall with the frau—
she’ll spend the night dream
ing up a whole new argu
ment.
4^ « *
The local salami foundry
advertises w hat we call
• been” soup. We're willing
to agree it was soup at one
time, but just what it is now
is what we’d like to know*
Legion Practice
Begins Saturday
Th(’ initial Post 155 Junior
practice se.ssi.m is slated for Sat
urday afternoon at t’ily Stadium.
' Coach Bo Goforth urges that
all members of the Kings Moun
tain High scpiad and player.*?
i from Clover. York and Blacksburg
I to tiy out for the team,
i Post 1.55 will have only two
weeks of practice before open
ing first round play on May 29 at
Morganton. 'rhe local Juniors
will play a 14-game lirsv round
I scliedule. then enter Area Four
playoff*: in late ,lune.
The Junior-: lo.se several out
standing players off Iasi year’s
, squad which finished third in
the .Area Four cha.M*.
i .Any boy born after Sepl('rnber
i 1, 195.3. is eligible to play.
A three-run outburst in th<*
fifth inning, higlDighted by Tim
Ecliois’ two-run single. spark(‘d
King.'- .Mountain’s MoLinlaine(*rs
to a 5-1 Southwestern Conferem‘e
victory over Lim-nlnton’s \Volv(‘s
here 1 ui'sdav afti'inoon.
Th(‘ \ietory gives Cuaeh Bob
Huss(»y’.s Mountain(‘(*rs an S-lo
overall record In'.iding into their |
final two games of Du* season.
Junior righthander Chuck Car
penter picked up his si’cond vic
tory in five gamt's. lutrling five
strong innings in relief of starl
ing pitcher H'jbb\ Kthritlge.
Lincolnton ,jum]M*d to a 4-0
Ic.ad off Ethridge' in the second
inning, but the' Mountaineeis I'ui
it to 4-2 in tlu* liniiom of tlu*
second. tlu*n won it in tlu* fiflli
Irtinu'
Eehois li;i> 2 foi-3 to spark
K.M's niiu*-hil attack against
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STARTS RALLY — Senior sec
ond baseman Jack Bell singled
to start a three-run tilth inning
rally which gave Kings Moun
tain High a 5-4 SWC victory
over Lincolnton Tuesday otter-
noon.
IN ALL-STAR GAME — Otis Cole (above) has been selected to
play for the West squad in the annual East-West All-Star basket-
boll game in Greensboro this summer.
fin.iN .<1-1
Utjwa:i
Finals
rind ti'iph
l(l;3fl a.m
:iled in
and Kn
, the shot, p de v.iull
jump are .slatr-d Ini
I'j ia l< a re a l><» st’iic-1
llh* Kii) .ihd 22*1 da.>hi*s
lii.di and 1 jw lundh-s.
.balm ily ain-iammi al 2 •)'el«)>-k
Die jinal.s :»• in in ail running
1‘ven!.". Finals in liie disi-iis. higli j
ininp a id hni;’, jump aie slated
id lie'in al .'Ldii.
B: cDiiieienei' ii'.snlts;
i.ciA' linnlle.*-; Hamsenr. Lin •
■ dninn; I’uiii.im. Kings M-aniiain;
Warlirk. Nealmi; D.ih*. Muig.ui
mn :-;’d I’d nit 'ii. Kincs M->untai:T.
lii*; .md . anin 11. F.a.<t Uulhcr-
880-RELAY TEAM —- Here's the Kings Mountain High 880-relay
team which will represent the school in the Western N. C. Activ
ities Association meet Saturday in North Rowan. Left to right
are Randolph Ross. Carl Fulton, Gerald Putnam and Philbert
Smith.
Cole Selected
All-Star Contest
Doug F<ir(' ami Joey Boncluranl.
Lincolnton eolk'eii'd only five hits
ofl Ktliiiitgc and Cai}>enier.
E.‘hols d.)u!)U'ii and scored KM's
first run in Du* second. Giallon
Witiu'i's. AhoM* .'iiiigle drove in
Echols, .si-ored eji a single by
Kennv Bridg'- to cut it lo i 2.
In tiu* dci'isive fifih. .Lek Bell
singled. David. Bolin walked and
both nnnu*rs adv;ine(' l on a sac-
lifici l)v (lOiald Herndon. Piehols
llu'ii (ieliveia'il a single which
lied till- score :i' 1 .all a:id In' lal-
i*r scored ilu* wining run on an
intii'ld .an.
.Si'on hv inings:
Lineolnloii <Di) non o 4 5 2
Kings Min. ngn n3o \ .5 9 1
Foi\*. Bonhnvi*ii 'i» m l V<Kler:
Elhridgt'. C'ar.a*nioi' c2i and Ho-
Hr..
VVitini-!-.' pin lio' ( ;M*nU‘i. Los-
iiV pilehei- IKoiduranl
did ;.i; I .la'h: Wil.son, .^helliv:
v'.ix. Wdki'-' 1'c‘nlral; Dan.-'Ic*r.
Lille- liHo-i; U illmni.-s. Moiganion;
Iit'll, Cie.'-i; Ln-leiAood, Wilkes
I'eiili.il.
lligii Jump: Cross. B it r :i s:
Tiujmps 111. Ci^*.'!; Bmlon. lane-
.dnion; L.ibo-ii. .'^helbv; Pcteisni.
Kiiu’.s Mutinl.ain. d I
PoU> \'aull; Huffman. Wilkes
.’c-nir d: Tiue'>'l.ih*. Lenoir: I.ed
l'« id. King.-' Mm.; I-aid. 'rayl-ns-;
.illi*: Sniilii. Valdcvt-; Dale. Mor-
g.niion. 11 1.
Bioad .lum|): M.aiiney. .*^heroy;;
Bai'lo:i, Valde.'e; .‘kcHitli
INdnl; .-^mith. .'^lielny; While'.
Kings Moimlain. 23 2.
■!’»ip|e .lump: Thompson. C'resl;
Bmlon. Valdc"-e. Pas.-;, .'■^'lelln ;
Mos<. .s»an!i Point: Williams,
.<li(-li>v; Wilson, Wilkes Central.
111.'
Mile; llolliLeld. Slielhv ; Kurv.
I.ineolnion: Mellon, .kouih Point
Walker. Tav ha-'V illc; Armsirong.
.SuiiDi Poini: i'iice. l-ia-t Bullier-
io:d, 1: 12. i.
SSd nnr e'oi liian. I,hie.: t'onh*V'.
Moiganl-tn; ALdiie.'-'* *11. Shelby;,
Dnneaii. Wilkes CeiiHal: W(*sl-
fii'ld. lav lojsv ille; H.ash. Crest.
2;()I '
111, - rela.v: Kin.is Mount.un,
^lu'loy. New lon-t’oi:-' er. Wilkes
'’eiiii'al. Lincolnton. 11 sc*eonds. ^
M-eciH'il‘.
ssc lel.iy: Ki’igs Mountain.’
'lielay. New Ion ('onovi-r. Walau
M. .Som h Point. r IV loi sv ille. 1:32.
' r ec-ord 1. |
Milt* ih-l.ay; V.al.lese. Liirolnl-m,'
''Mmlliv. M«i: 'anion. South Poinl..|
■| nv lui.'iv illi . 1.
Die.h Il talk*.';: .Smilli. .Siiclhy;j
•Nilii.im. Kin:-< Mtn.: Burton. Val-i
d- a*; SloKi-s. Wilko-; Central; *
vN’Mli.inis. .Slu'hiv : Tiivi’llc*. Wa-
i.iiT.t.i; Cioss. Bin ns. l.'i.i;.
K'd - Manm'V. Shelby;
B'*ss. Kings Mm.; Ciavvford.
'•'ai'i I’oi'il; ^o.tson. Newton;
Sniilli, Kings Alounl.dn; Mi*Cor- •
M« . New Ion. p' >ees.
Pl.'o dash: Mauney, .Shelhv':
'•’.inlh. Kings Minnilaiii; (Tavviord,.
•olii Ptnnt: Wileov. Wilkes v'on-
.-d; Bain.<eur. Liiieolnton; Boss.
Kin .Mm. 22.7.5.
Di>’ns: Hopper. Slu*lby: Bran-
, ! in. Siii'l.iv ; Sheirill, \’alde.se;
kd.'C*:. Lenoir; 5 .‘riiio'). .''lu'lby:
^’Iium.de. W'ilkc"- Ce:ilral. M2‘S“.
S1h*I Pul; Iloj'per. .Slielhv; Sc'l •
• ■. i.c'Uiii:': ViUiioM>. Shelby;
.'i'eiiill. VaMe.se; Ipirmoti. Wilkes
Cintnii: Wilson. Crc'st. .M’llL”.
Snow li.is maiiv lM*netieial ef-
'e.-is lor fai nuns. It retains Du'
c’;irms be.It, pievi-nting frost
fi'om pem-maliiig lo.i de. p and
Diis make's spring plant.iig r*ar-
lieT.
.\ithough o>sU‘rs may In* sale
ly e‘iie*n in anv ir.-mili. many
"laU's prohil)it liar\esDng in Ilu*
“imn-K" mo’phs bewiusc* tlu's<*
.inoMihs make* ui> Du* snawn.ng
■ii.'on.
1 ni.'- 1 ole. .\11 Kve*!Vthi;ig lo;
Ki;.gs Miiuntain Higii's hasicel-
t.ill n*am ihis sem.'-on, hi.' been
-eleeUMl !i. ;dav in the* aiiminl
U'e,-,! i'le,, A11 Sl;n' g.iilK' at
' heeii'boi I his siininu’r.
Ci'l* be-inlih’S Du* si'e'ond K.MII.S
ea 'e'r in line* veais b» |i;nli> ipale
in Ille* eVe'lll. wllii'll is lieM C*ieh
sii!niiu*i in ii'l.uioii b; Ille .North
Cindmo P:ej' Co.oclies e'Diii.'.
I !c‘"i -e' ,\dains plavi'd in Die
'.I :iII I vv o V e'.ci's a .’o.
.’oh .vill ae o;ie ol .•'e*ve‘i.11 .\!1-
Slaie'is I pl.iv cm Dic‘\\e‘'.l le*ain.
I- .le* I oa -lic'd :)v .lim P.udm* of
I leiicle‘i 1: i\i lie. l>Dle*i loj. eollc'gc*
j(iiispe» 1'• on tin* Wc-si rlua in-
'•lit Ic* Toimny Hnrl«**<on ol .\ve*!,v
Coimiv. r«iii> Byem of He-ssc'nu'r
Citv and Boiiby .lonc*s -if .•'cmlli
Me'i'klenimr
The West 111." 'A 111 lite .’.inu'
l.ir tlu* jj.!.'! two vc-.ni's. In PMS.
when .\c|;im.'> jdave-d on Ilu* *duii.
the* We-'t Aas e-iaelied by I.lovd
Mull* of .-slie'lbv .ind L.-inv Bliodes
ol (lasionia .\shley eo n-hed tlu*
Wi'Sl le. V i-'loiA las! vc'ai.
Cole* .i\ 1*1 a •,c*ci LS points pe*r
.’ainc* i:i Ihii’e ve’ai*-^ of vaisitv
|d;iv .It KMHS and lu*lpc*d Coaedi
Bol) Ilns>e*v (oinpile* .1 (i.5 S eo.aeli-
ing rc'cord. Cole* jdavc-d on tvv.»
.'■->iil!nv(*s!erti I’enib're'iue* ehamp
ioiiship clubs.
'File b-1 guard, vviio has had .sev •
e'lal ecdlegiatc* sehol.irship o:i<*ls.
had s»*vi‘ral honors c-onu* his wav
during IDs jHep cai'c*c*i He was
.\tl-e’on.eii*n-e line*e* limes. All
-'oiinty and AH - ’Idmnamenl
ivvii’e. Ail Slab* an-1 Kon-naiiie
MeiiDo:! .\U^.\mei ii-an c)nee. and
w.i-. mosi valuable player in tlio
, Maricm Civ ilaii Cla.'-jsii*.
Cede, who plaved e*V(*!'y posi-
lioii on Die* .-01111. Aas rec'c'iitly
M nned m-i.<i valu.mie player of
Die* Piii!» 7n .Mouniainee'r rluh
whic'h fiiH'-iie-i 23-1 ovc*raIl aiicl
A »n the SWC .iml ilu* ediilerenco
lonrii.imeiii.
\\'ome*n Para i.-
'F.ie* k.ijli i." an aimuai te.stival
in India in wliieh the naiive wom
en f'lrm a jnoei'.ssion and go from
Ir'iisc* 1 o liou.'*e ( aa ni iig a in I s(*i*k-
.ng alms and food. At Du* con
clusion of Du* paiade* the food
which has bc‘c*n colli'i'ie'd is ust*d
to pre'jiart* iiu'als foi' Du* puldic.
Cganda now has c-cnu'iU plants.
SAFE AS AMERICA
U S. SAVINGS BONDS
My Sincere Thanks For
The Very Fine Vole
On May 2nd.
I. HAYWOOD ALLEN