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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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Junios Eliimnated By Hard Hitting Hickory
the
the
Little Leagne
Results
Little league results:
Parkgrace 4. Rotary 2.
Winning pitchoi, Mark Thorn
burg; Losing pitehei. Tommy Par
ker. Leading hitters: Parkgrar-e,
Jaeky Wray an:l Johnny Ander
son, two hits each. Wray had two
run homcf in .seventh inning.
Leading hitters. Rotary: Tinsley;
twi* hits.
(Shane Gib.son started lor Park-
grace, pitching first lour innings
and giving up only three hit.s.l
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Optimist 12, C & C Metal S.
Winning pitcher: Prootoi.
Losing pitcher: fti.ven.
Leading hitters. Optimist: Jeff
W'are, 3 loi 4; Ricky Deaton, 1 for
1.
Leading hitters, C & C Metal: -
'I. WiLtakei, 2 foi 4.
(Oplimist had eight hits, C & C:
Metal six.
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Softball
Results
Slow pitch softball results:
C & T Grading 6. K Mills 5.
Winning pitcher: Bill Ware.
Losing pitcher: Richard Proctor.
C & T Grading: U>ading hitters
Ken Cash. Lawrence Bolin and
Tommy Barrett with two hil.s
each. Cash hitli two home runs
and Bolin had one.
-Fiber Control, 2(;, K MilLs 3.
Winning pit'jher: W’ill Sanders,
Losing pitcher: Richard Proctoi.
Fiber Control: Leading hitlers,
Paul Philiip.' with 5-lor-5 and Uh-
Tyler with 4 for-5. Kib<T Control
scored in every inning except the
fifth and scored 11 runs in the
last two innings to turn the game
into a rout.
K Mills: Leading hitler, plleher
Richard Proctor with 2-for-4. K
Mills .scored once in the first in
ning to cut Fiber ContrrI's lead
t(» 3-1 and added it*-* final two
runs in the bottom ol the seventh.
pi, Duke's Buehlei
First Named Manager
OfPan-AmTeam
loncord Race
igardner
.In
Ls here! Ard it's
fans focu.s their at
on (the tremendous rat-
ntDs SCI up for the com-
<. all gets undc*i way
T :iu ft night, July 2nd. at the
' :urg Interstate Fair-
:rou >11 the oni-half mile flat
clay ,L time is 7 p.m.
and action will conclude at
pKK^- 10 p.m., Rate Piomoier
Clyd »dmon stated,
Ja -imith of Jack Smith’s
Tiat. sions in Spartanbur g, a
winn f more than GKi races
in th Hitheost. in ludin^ the
(i-2 deficit with nine runs in the gran ftlonai tour, is t riming
fifth inning. K Mills had 13 hits out < *tiran-*nt and will be
to 10 for First Baptist. , maki lis ^ st racing apprar
First Baptist: L<*ading hitter, ant^ more than six years.
Sieve Laughter, 3 for 4. “It’s tunC,** Smith laughed.
K Mills 13. First Bai>tist 7.
W^inning PiteVr: Richard Proc
tor. Ltising pitcher: Jim Turner.
K MilLs: Leading hitter, Donald-
.soii with 4 for ,5. K .Mill? erased
Isaac
Straight At
Tird
Lekory
Hickory. N. C. — Bobby Isaac, of Hu wn, Ala., in a ^ord. He
who says there’s nothing like was k ed out on the 70th lap
winning at home, won his third i in a s ling crash with Bill
straight Grand JTational at Huk-lDenni d tlic wall,
ory Si>eedway Saturday night b<»-1 The out(fcrash dropp<*<i Dave
lore some 10,000 screaming home
town fans.
Making it aS look easy, Isaac
vwn the pole position witha siz
zling track record — 87.75 miles
an hour — and then led all the
w*ay in finishing two laps ahead
ol Ri<*hard Brook.« in a PlyTmouth.
The three straight wins tie? the
track record held by Richard Pet
ty, who was unable to get his car
ready for the race. Petty showed
up to explain to fans why he
(xiulcfn’t race and to sign auto
graphs.
“I don’t race unless I can be
competitive and have ehan<T to
win,” the super star explained.
Isaac’s chief competitor in the
276-lap race was Donnie AllLson
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N. C 482-2711.
MareU nning third, of! the
pace, was .abk* to make a
comeh however, and drive to
a Uiin ice finLsh. G. C. Spen
cer w; mith and Bennie Par
sons f
Mor; Shepherd of Hi ■kory .
"I 1 .s! want to soe if 1 can en
joy diiving as mu. li a.s 1 did
when I rciired in KHil." Jack
will make two appeaianccs over
he f jur-day racing pc. ;hI. with
con. iuding sci-nes coming ai the
Ha:;is .Speedway Sunday. July
.>lh w'hen the Fred I>'dmon 3lKl
runs.
Following up the Thur.s;ki>
nigh* jiogram at Spaiianliurg.
the Ruthci loi ; County SjhhkI
way I.'iLhied near Forest City
w:'.l h^ist its regular 3 class card.
The high bar.kcd, one-half mile
dirt oval is one ol the I'lstesi
•lay ira,k.s in i.ie southeast.
T.oe big July raw- will bt» held
a the Shclb. Speedway located
at the Ckvcland County Fair
grounds. Featured will 1h* the
three* classes with the Spon»mcn
settin.y oL. on a .%'lap feature
main wih an increa.sid fKisi*.
Race lim/. at Rutherford County
and Shelby will be on Fri
day anj Saturday nights re-
sp< ’ively.
Then t-omes .'^unday. the high
light of the IIRA year the
L'RED DEDMOX 3iK) at the
3 10 mile paved Harris Spcinl-
wav. :at> time at 1 p.m. Over
5')0 lap.s of railng. a pur--»e of
$7,.V»0. heal races. Hm** Dial
qualifications, and a i.-.-c race
demolition derby. The laie is
named in memory of L'rcd Defl-
mon. father of Clyde Dedmon;
thf. late Mr. Dedmon stai-'td rac
ing at the Harris S;»e< way 13
years ago, a move that has
pi'impled the small ciri-uit to
take on f.vo additional traiks in
this area Ruherfor.l. Shelby
Mon:'»<*. and Lan
makin s fir.st start in the, Spartanburg
Grand onal divedon. qualified cas^-r.
as nirv steat and w'as running' The ioming wiekcnd of i-acing
in nin Itlaoc when Ire was prov.des more ihan 7.'>l laps of
hlack-1 ed the track with rating with a total pui-M* of
a .smol engln**. mote -than S22,3 XL
Only > caution flags were Last week in the .‘^ptirismen
re(|uir( i the rac^e. but it slaw^- feature Shelby Speedway, vet
ed Isiii average speed to 69 eran diivei-s Si.*k Elliott of
Shelby. Charlie Blanton of Gaff
ney and Dtm Bumgardner of
Kin*?s Mountain finished 1-2-3.
miles i our,
Isa u acHng the Grand Na
tional « « for the championship
by jiLSl • point when the race
bt'gan. inpe<l his lead to 13
points lame- Hylton fjnLshc'd
in !3th <*•
A lai night is s<heduiecl for
Hickory oedway this <^ing
Siiturdi- along with a_sev
on evej artn^ card w'hicti* in-
clu<k*s ; tnd!). Limit(*d Sports
man ar drivers. All worn
1 en aevo nied by a man will be
I ailmitte
DURIIA.M. . . — Al Buchler.
highly' sugce-'FJuI track an l cros'i;
"cuntry coach at Duke L’nivi r.-:ty.
ha-: been named hea'I manager of
the Unite:! States 1971 Pan Amcr
lean Track and FieM Team.
Suehler will head the team in
the annual Pan .Ameri an Ganuvs
set for July 2.> thru .August 8 in'
1971 at r.ili. (*ol »mbia. Ri*;cnily
Buehler was elected president of
the NCA.\ Track and Fielr! Coach
es As.^ociati >n.
*Tl’s ;i tremendous honor for
Coach Buehle: to be elected prr.-
idem ol the <oacli«'.s as.smiaiion
ar I manager of th<» U.
Trark Team t »i the Pan .American
Games.” .-aid E. M. Tamer »n. Di
reitoi ol -Alhk‘fics at Duke. *'v0a< h
Buehler is «-<»riainly (»ne of the top
track ccjajkes \ .Vmerica and ac
ferl very fortunate to have a
man of his cjlrber at Duke.”
BuehlerV duties of head man-,
agei will rx- numerou.s. He will
b<» in charge of all travel plan.-,
hou-ing. local traaspertation.
f«x;d .service, practice s( he lul«*s.
etc.
.Along with Buehler. .\lex Fran
I- cf Kan.-:as .Sufe College will
S4T\e as head cwuh: Li*e Tal
h.;un. ;in a.ssistant coach at Yale
^nJ former N. C. Central track
stJT, will serve as an assi.stani
coach. a-< will Ja.k .Mmiberry of
Washington State. |
”Coa;'h Fran:Ls and I are very
pleased 'vvith the well balanced
staff.” added Buehler, "The Pan
Americ in Games in 1971 .sltould
be tremendous vvith the comjx*
tiiion keener than in the pa.st.
Buehler. a f«»rmer track star at
.Marydand. joined the Duk
in 19.35. In 15 .s(‘asons at Duke.
BuehlerV crrKS (*ountry teams
have fa.shion('d a 75-37-1
-.viih piTfcN’T t.impaigns in 1958 j
and 1962 and ACC championshii>s i
in 1958 and 19.5S. ^
He received his .Master's in <‘du-
('alicn from thi* University of!
North Carolina in 19.5'^ and is cur-1
rently working on his ckKtorate.
Buehler Is married to the for
mer Delaina Underworld of Bur
lingfon. N. C.. and they have two
L
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BABE RUTH TEAMS — Heie are the Babe Ruth teams from the Kings Mountain BR League. Start-
fna^t t^S are iVrst p“aL VFW. coached by Don Smith and Harold Hord. top right. South-
wen VoTdeoach:! b" Bm GHssom. and bottom. Mauney Textiles, coached by Rochy Goforth and
Smi h. Tryon rLnds out the four-team league. The Kings Mountam all-sta. teon.^ to be
from iZ three teams pictured above in addition to Tryon. will be hos team for the state
^^ Ruth tournament which begins at City Stadium on July 2(L The Optimist Ch^ isoffical host
of the event which will send its champion to Georgia for the Southeastern Regionqls.
Top Distance
Runner In U, S.
Signs With Duke
DURH.AM. N. . -—Robert Wiiccl-
staff: considered the luj) school b(»y
distance runner in the Uniicd
State-;, ha.- signed an itlilelic
1 gratil-in-aid al Duke University,
coach Al Buehler announce**! to
day.
Wheeler, a top student from
Lutherville, McL. turned in a
4:(X>.6 mile this sea.-ion and was
proclaimed the lop prep dUtance
runner in 1970 by Track and Field
Nevv.s.
During the 1970 indoor sea.son.
Wheeler set a national .scholastic
children. .Mberl and Elizalxdh.
and Wax
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Bumgaidr.er also ^ame out on
top last week at Concord SihvI-
vvay and finished ^l|•o^g at
ef*<*AoiTd in Charlotte,
Red Sox Team
Leads Davidson
LL Standings
Tne Red .sox team, with a 4-0
record, is alo;: lh<* Davidson Park
Lillie League .si.'Midings after first
riund play. The Giants and Card
in-als «'ire lied lor sc*cond w'ifh 1-2
recofils and Ihe Brave.s aiv lourih
with a 1-3 riH'ord.
Game.< y<*slerday had Ihe Ri**!
ik*x play ing the Cardinals and the
Brave.s taking on Ihe (Hani.s.
On Siitur.'liy at Davidson Park
al 3 p.m., there will he a hole-in-
one lontest wilh first pii/e being
§10.
Also, there will ‘w* Ihnn* ba.s4*-
ball game.s. the first om* begin
ning al 5 p.m.
Neatly 37 million people in 36
nations were hel|ied last year by
C.-\KE fiHKl. M»lf'help and medi-
. eal program.s.
A prematuie infant unit start
ed by a CARE MEDICO team
dfictor al the hospital in (iombak,
. Malaysia, ended its firs! year
with a record of losing only 2 of
8 births weighing 3.5 lbs. or less.
In all the hospital’s previous
years, only 1 baby under 3J> lbs.
had survived. The “preemies” are
in a pediatrie-maternity building
that was also built with con-
iributions to MEDICfU a sei-vice
i of CARE, Xe-A- York PJ016.
New issue here today
rec.jrd in the 6(M)-yarrl da.-li with a
.Time of 1:19.3. He won the Penn
Relays hall mile HiLs .spring witii
! a 1 :.5(;.6 vio<*king.
' “Robert ha.'; the jMdenli il 'to be
j one of the fiiu*si collegiate run
ners til all times.” lommcntiKi
Buehler. "He is an outstanding
-Student and should be a v;iluable
a.ss<»t to Duke both in the an*a of
academies and athletics."
Wlieeler was r4»<‘enily lion )red
by SiK>rt.s Illustraled’.s Faces in
th<* Crowd. His b<‘si mile time is
Restrictions On
Hunting Eased
RALEIGH. N. C. — Restri. I io:v<
oil the mori.‘ than 3il commercial
shooting pre.'i*rvt'.s in .N'tirtb (.ar-
olina have been eas(*:t lor the
coming liunling seasmi.
Till North Carolina Wildlife
Resource's L'ommission veUcrl t *
c;i-;e Ibi* restrictions after receiv
ing complunl'; from shooting pie
serve opi'ralors ibal the regula
tions wen* too barsli.
••Sii(M)ting j»re.st'rv(‘s liave pro
vided a valuable service to our
s|Mntsm(‘n liy making good hunt
ing available, and it has not bt'en
tin* Ctnnmission’s inti*nl to curtail
upcrition of the prest'rves." indi
cated Wildlife Tommission Direc-
toi Tly-lc P. Patton.
St'Vt'ral r<‘quiro:nents ivere
Duke
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"\Vbeelt‘r will be a big help to
.)ur 1970 cross country team.” adil-
i-d Bueliler. "With Iii.s addition
and tin* retuniing of a veterui
.-;qua(l. we will ce:tainly be con
tenders tor ACT honors."
\Vbeel(*r will t*nter Duke in
Septemlx'i'.
climinaletl. includi:!',: the reiiuiii*-
ment Dial houn(larie.< of preserves
be marked ;).v wire, the rtaiuire-
ment f«a an additional .s|>c.i:il
p<‘rmit \\h<*n native ganu’ birds
were liunled in ad liiion to iu*n-
raised biid.". Also. suiuMvNion of
liu* rel(‘ase ol pi'n-iiiiscd binls
was eliminated.
Tlie i‘,\l(‘nd<*d s{msoii was .<ei
from Octob(‘r 1 to Man-ii 31. .md
nativi' birds may i)e liunied dur
ing this period tm iiceiwtid pre-
'Jervt's. Hunti*is on the preserve.-'
vvill alst) no long(*r be restricted to
hunting only dt*-<lgnai(‘d slu)oi-
ing fl(*ids on tiu* ]ircserve.s.
. Post 155 Ends
^ Season With
2-15 Record ^ I
Kings Mountai.'i's .Juniors blank
ed Henrietta 4-0 Friday night on
the ;‘iv#'-hii pitching of Don Ses-
.Noms but Post 15.5 ri'ached tht^
end of the lim* Tu(*.sday night
when it dropped its third straight
plavof! garni* l(v Hickory.
HL'kory. (\>nni*ciing tor 57 hHs
in iliroi' games, ousti'd the KM
r(*am :)\ score.*; (j1 14-L 11-1 and
ll-i. Kings Mountain managed
only 11 hits in Du* three contests
and eommilti'd 17 errors.
iliHe lefthanders; hurled the
\ ! •tori(*s lor Hickory, which now
sjn.rls a DM <jv(*-raH record head
ing into .1 .•'lemi-finals best-of-fA'e
'■ene.* wiili <‘iih;‘! Slielby or Mor-
ganton. S'lelby held a 2-1 series
lead Iteading into last night’s
game in Sitclby.
1 v'huck -Munday. a tiiree-sports
star a I Hickory Higli and Duke-
bound on a football scholarship,
got Hickory on the winning traw
. Saturday night, liurling a five-
bitter a.-' Hi;korv captured a 14-1
viciory. Hickory c.inneeted for 19
hits off C’iuick Caip(*nter. who
went the distanci*. S(.v«*n errors
by KM al.<oaifled llu* Hickory
t-ausf*. . ,
Munday vv:ilk(*d seven and
struck out 11 whik* Rick .S]jeneer,
Danny Higgins .and Bobby Martin
liad tiiiee bits (*ach for the win
ners. Foiu <»tliers had two hits
^■iK■h and T(‘riy Lail liad three
' lun.-'' batted in. including a two-
run iripU.
Five dili(‘rent players got the
King.' .Mountain hits. The only e.x-
ti;' luwe blows for KM wen* a
trij.le by Divicl Bolin and a dou-
' !)h‘ by Danny nart.<oe.
In tile .second game playc*d
MfUi.iay night at Fiiy Stadium,
piuiie: Jc'ff .\bernailiy cracked a
ih.'-ee-iun duLibh* in the first in
ning and that was all he need
ed, Ab(*rnethy, rumored to be
h(’;id(*d to eillier E i.st Carolina
south Car«)lina mi a ba.seball
' liolaisliip, hurled a five-hitter
A'liile his mal('s hacked him with
a 14-hii ait:ick against Bobby
Ethridge, who wcuit the disfmee
lor Post 1.5.5.
Gary Oliver’s dniible to de<*p
Icti center in the first inning was
' the only extra ba.se hit off .Aber-
neihy. Kings Mountain’s lone iiin
came in tlie ninth innjng when
Danny Hartsoe singled. David
P>olin walked, and Dcm Ses.*|)ms
.singled after a passed ball by
Hickoiy c:ilcher David Williams.
Hickory’s third .super southpaw,
David Beard, put the icing on the
cake Tuo.sday night in Hic'kory,
iHowing only an infield single
to .''iralton Witiiers as Hickory
iriumpht*d 14-0.
Beard struck out 11 and vvalkwl
five* in limiting liis record to 5-0.
Ml iliree ol the* Hickory lefijes
arc' undelc'atcd.
.\fter \Vitht*rs singled behind
'(‘coiivi base with two out in the
.'i.xth inning. Bivird rc'taliated by
picking iiitn off first base.
Hii-kory went iint its biggexsf hit
ting atiackol the .series, eonneet-
ing fur 24 Itits oil .Si*ssoms, the
third KM pirclu*r to get racked
A'hile going the entire nine in
nings.
Rick Spenvt'i; .lc*ff .\hernetliy%
Robbie* Williams. Mike Lutz and
Beard had three* liits each for
Hickory .and .st*veral other players
got a pair of iiit.s.DavId Williams
cracked a two-run homer in ad-
,lit ion to a tvvo-i un single.
The loss Ic'fi Kings .Mountain
with a final season’s record of
two wins and 1.5 losses.
In Ollier Wcstc'rn Division play*-
ofl sc*ries i Iteading into Wedne.s-
(iay niglit’.*'* pl;iy» Cherryville led
!Ic*nrietta two gamc*s to one and
Shelby Icvl .Moiganlon two game's
lo one.
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