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Recreation Department News
Wilidat iH4«
Kin;;- Mountain little loa"uo
team-' (‘omiilotrd rp;;ul.ir .<( .-Lian
play llii.-' week. Parli^rncr rin oft
wi'.ii the IcoLiur. (hainpionsiiip,
posting a |)( ,'('i t l.'l-l
Candidate.-; from the oiydit lit.
tl< i( a.;iie leani.-.' will l)o,;;in prie-
tice en .Inly 2h for file W'e.stern
Area 'I luinameni, whi;li will be
played l;eie July 27.2.S-2!t.
Tile Kini;'; .Mountain all-st;ir
ti-a.m will he eoaelied l)y Riek
.M.icrc, ulio e.". i.'hed I’arkorace to
the leayuK- title. Ih- will be as-
s;*ite.l by Cam.11 hedfard, Rotary,
and l’re.-.sley Ander.-;on, Park,
dau e.
Kinp.s M >untain'.s all-stars wi'll
open t( urn ament play on July 27
aoain.st the Tryon all-stars. The
winner ol the sinsile eliminallon
l(,iiniey here will advanee to the
re?!,anal tournament in Concord
on .\ up list H.
Champion's Landscaping Num-
her Two has regained the lead
in the l.),al men’s scft.aall lea;;uc
ra.-e. Ch.ampi *'.s whipi«‘d Caro
lina Thia.uiiv;' Tue.sday, 6-3 to
bn/di .a lie between lho.se clubs.
Champion's held a comfortable
6-0 lead p;oin2 into the last in-
nin.:;, when Canlina Throwin;;
rallied for thri-c rina;..
II Hold Dean ha l rliree hits, in-
^ludin.;; a dou'ole, to lead the win
ner.; at bat. Ne'aody had oyer one
hit for Carolina Throwin;;.
Champion's also l<S)k a 16-1
win over Oxford Tuesday. Erie
Yates paced Champion’s with four
hits and Ma.ves added three.
'Brirlses liad thri'e for Oxford.
Craftspun romperl over Gas
tonia Knit 22-1 as Jerry Ram.sey
had three hits. Day and Green
topped rhe lo.sers with two hits
each.
Duplex whipped Dicey Fabrics
11-4. Charles Barne.s, Jewel Wat
son. Don Mace and Larry Goins
had two hits each for Duplex
and Di.n Ballard had two for
Dicey.
D.WIDSON — Jerry KroU, ^
all-Southern Con.'erenee fotrwtard
durtn" .some of Davidspn’s most
succestul sea.s-on.s, has been nam
ed u.s-Lstanl basketball cxiaeh for
iMlj « ■H!^.
he ts going to help, our piogratn
'n every respect. Me knows out
:'.xr,2ram well. Ills eontriburions
IS a player wore great and 1
hink Cn.y will be even more
■.;;ti If as part of our cja.h-
ins Stan.”
Sbflimer Schoot-*^
In Session
the Wildcats.
The anTiounorrmrnt .waa made
today b.v athletic direHtor Dtr. Tbm
Scott and head coach Terjf Hol- i
land. Kroll replaces Duncan Fast- '
tna, who. txrached the freshihan t
team to a 17-2 record last year. ;
Kroll,-who has 'deen in the in-
•sura nee bu.siness : in Ghartnt’te,'
will begin duties at Davidson in'
Au.gust. , I
“We could not be happier," I
Holland said. "Jeny is a very Stn-
nressive youn," man and 'ive think
ep-
tho
."w-ii .tij’yrywwty'
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KINGS MOUNTAIN HEBAID
^l.t UNOilt^fACIt At A §A$tC
Kr '.1, a 1070 graduate, was a
hree-yoa.- .-itarter during a span
n w’’; li the Wlldrats w n 73
galnes and last only 13. In that
ime Davidaon teams were rank
ed eighth, third and 15 national-
’y, xvon three .'■•tl sight Southern
fcnterejioe cihamp-ion.shijw and
rnadr; throe NG.\A pla.voJf
'caranoes, twice re.'dhlng
.'a.strni Regional finals.
In addit.ltn, he averaged ld.fi
")r;rtt>: jxr , game for the 1®7
fiwhnran team that was'16-0.:!;.
the only undefeotwd basketasli
team In Davidson hl-iUiiy. ^
rank.-' Ets’enth -on Davidson’s ^
lime varsity scoriirg list with LtB3
p-dnts and av>ra,ged 13.9 irofrr^
)Of game.
The second term of Gaidner-
We;b College Summer School
; will begin July 10 and conclude
with graduation on August 12,
According to Thomas J. McGi’aw,
director of summer school at
t the college. Second semester re
gistration will ;be held Saturday,
jJuly 8, at 9 A.M. for those who
I did not attend the first term.
■ The first semester has an en-
I rollment of 416 students which
is considered an excellent turn-
; but by school officials.
I , Three sessions of classes aie
I held each day for an hour andj
130 hUnutes each. The first class
i begins at S o'clock each morning
ifoUcwcd by 10 AIM. class and
a 1 PAI. c'ass.
Cour.'es for the second semes
ter will include business admin-
stratlon, art, education, theatre
arts, English, Spanish, religion,
bloiagy, chemistry, gcvology,
.science, science education, math-
; ematics, data processing, socio-
' logy, geography, economics, 11-
' brary science, music education.
.[speech, French, political science, |
physical education, history, and j
psychology.
Aftxr graduating in 1970 Kroill
■sas dralfcd by tlic Indiana Pac-
ere af the -4B-4 and. the Loe A'h-
;(das' Lakers of rhe NBA.
evanittttlly -signtd wiith the P^c.;
ecs and wa* traded to the daino-
lina OtwgaTS. Kroll was rafed ojlg,
it ^e top guards In the Oouga^;
cat^ip. un,IJ) a knee injury emfpg ;
his'ftareer. . '
-Wibr to sighUijj vvith Davidaqn, |
Klhsll was a high school all-Amer-
IcM ^t Memorml Senior Rill'h In
Houston. ^ ■
You can’t, ; fool pre schodlei-s
wh*h it cafnes to fobd, '
One young lad., enrollejl ii) a
He«d. Start ttey Cait Ceijter ii)
Pi^ham, wgs told in -the wffnfj
ing .that ttie-green vegetable of
the day would be collar.ds.
ilowever, when the cook W'l
gan to prepare the childTetp ?'
noiun lunch; -she didn’t
enough .doliard.s and substituted!
' ■ greens
instead.
turnip
'rte lad .called her hand. .Diji'-
ipg'li
^'iupidi he emphatlbaliy
’’The oQok doesn't -kpaw hkl
fop^. Thew aren’t eollarrfs. They-1
re tpo bitter."- . . , 'i
'Pf^ohobleita in Hepd Start «l)e !
exposi^ to tasting sessions wheirp i
they iparii tq eat hew fcKi|iJ;i, notps!
Mrs-Berji^disttc Watts. as&lstar<t‘
home eeortbmiis extension agent,.}
Durham County.
learned tds lesson well.. .
dl^ria fLowsi
had '
'i
iji
During'Njftionai Miintol Heamh;
V\'}(t|rK. ijjtienston.. h<>meiDBk#rp
cliiib'^mehi^rs in AJaihante Cduh- ^
tyi^rejiiMisd- 50. arfifieii . fkjyitar :
aidamgemen’ts to. darrj- to. patlenik'
gt-Oth.slead Ptospltal 'ijfi.-
B.i^her. ’•’t';
t»dles hop^ the areanik-:
n^ts troUKf'l^fh^ each ^y-
-fpi; the paii^Ls let thmp
smpedne daipcs, s*jd ifr*.
Ckgl^a Guye,'''. extension hprph
ectjndniidt-’aj^nl. . V - ■
• su,vt» cOest; ■■
Tt',' ■i -.,-' . ■ ;
iFfifnds ^eing through the din-
ina njom «* 'he itayo Browg
fatally,, BKadeitboro. alw'ay? e«m-
m»nt ot>.->Irs. Biwvn’s elejfant
silver chest.
Add thdir 'flrst question
‘‘tVhiBrB did yoy get it?"
j The chest originally was a
I wpwden fcpx and lid used as a
' display case for garden seeds at
a hMtal cBiuntrir store.
■ r,
Mj>. Brewn refin.ished the hw.
PU^ .(n)t divideip In- it for silver .
aitd,vUijj^,'it^vitb .yfflyet,
' believe in making ,
uag ,e( ulnfti l hj^’e," the hbhlb-
• iff |olW Wr*. EUdJie Blgke,
if'.edPltrtjjji^s exteWsJon it^^chd,
J '.'V
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Mr.jand Mha Rilahand'S. iJpjnaa,
3lp DavQi Hrive Basipmor Cl^,
a^rtsititte the mrth of- ’ a son,
Wedn^ay, July 5, Kings Mpun-
tain hosplt^. .
Mr: ahd Mr.s. Will lam H. Hager,
422 tevedere CSrcleT announce
the birth Of a son, Wednesday,
July 5, Kings Mountain hospitiid.
Mr., and Mirs. W. C. Batehfind,
314 K S^rgo St, OaLUS, N. C.,
atmiDunce the birth of a daugh
ter. Wednesday, July 5, iQngs
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Brown,
Prinoetori Drive, announce the
hrnih d a daughter, Friday, July
7, Kings Mountain hpspltaj.
.Ml', and Mrs. Roger Poteat, Rt.
1, Bessemer City, aruioujjre the
biinh of a daughter, FVlriay, July
7, Kings Mouirbain hospital.
Mr. and Mre. Robert F. Ernst, 35 i
Dbde TraUler Parte, announre the
birth of a son, Sunday, July 9,
Kings Mountain hcmital.
Mr. and Mrs. Willuun L. Jad{-
wn. 7115 . Bclhaven Boulevanl,
Chaildttc, annmincc the birfli of
a son, ^nday, July 9, Kln^j
Mbuirtaln ho^ltal. |
Mr. and M«. Michael E. BiSnMa, )
GenernJ Delivery, BovUlinj C»ecn,
^,C. annoyrkfe the bi-rth lA a
son^ July 19, Kings
S Atfimr, Koutf
-nitauacit the b^. 414 Wn*
July 10. ia^ MbudiUtB
Grand Optiiing Friday Night, July 14
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Located at old Kings Mountain Super Club
Opd Moose Lodge Building
Daiice 9 PaIii. Until 1 a.in.
Entertainment by The Wonders
ri
Club noom Opens at 5 p.m.
MEMBERS ONLY — Quests Welcome If Accompanied by Member
New Membership Applications Now Being Accepted
Hubert Boyles, Manager
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