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13. 1973 Thursday, September 13, W73 ■THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. PAGE THREE nents iam A. Tip- ry ICJtovc, S. th of a sun. Kin;;.s Moiin- e W. niack, /enue, Cla.s- birth of I •phTObor hi, ;pital. am O. Shui I, aonnce tlia T, MontloN, i Mountain RS AGO i WEEK '}oiit /Chips poiHc ami till! tWJ Mauntai.' 'hainl-or oi <1 to rt'conv Cin^s Mouii- ;in;; cofic at lis.sion meet- •ts Oam to .«lor of aris^ loi.iios from ^ Uoek Hill, caiTiod the yatxl.s j'ri- lountaliioprs illo's npw'i - nSONAL . J. C. Jolly awford Sat- was hostoss at her homo <■ 3 of Con- t church. rERS io.stion.s and tn.\ matters cal office of (venuo -St'r' - as a public The column )st frequent- ■s. tference ho- > audit aiKt toms" pro- i "Unallow- >gram." coi- >ral inoomi- itified and tm prort'ss Vntor.s, Tlio lo ones that ictiblo and atoutp, suoli ■S in exts'.ss d by law or lotlical e\ 1-00 per ot'nl omo. A I'o;; In e.xamina s books or aneclion of i.s simple ;i of roturn.s. ■<‘is wtio Ls I.S Service n unallow- amo appo.-il m as undot o jll-timo sto lot of mon job. If he lent for his llis dej end test of the not key to ident earns he ha.s, but spends on f.xample, if g earnings em on .sup- ;1 not count Likewls<‘, if ■amings on such as a 1 not coutit iir. 0) Mountaineers Host Lincolnton Friday HERALD SPORTS Mountaineers Seek Victory Two Of New Season New Look Pays Off For Jones Boys The King.s talne<‘rs will Mounialn Moun- The Kings Mountain Moun- skin and ram their 1973 tainoers of Coach Hobby .Tones, zone for tbr open By TONY TOMPKINS home seliedule against the Lin- colnton high Wolves of Coach i V'an Kay Harris at Jolin Gamble j sladinm on Friday night at The world of college football ha.s .suddenly hit the i world of sports and this is the lime of the .sea.son to see. The Wolves will tx* looking to j ■^;f,„''paj'pVpviou.sly handled oni.v Larry Ilamritk and Xbenni* Ho- v/ll3,l some men con do for cncoro. [inipiov*? on thoir 3-7 mark of startin,::*' assi.2nmf‘nf pi'i<jr lo (jut.stanfiini;^ f>n For the past six years, there has been an amazing ■ ^season, .:Lit inexj.«M’ioncc* and North Gaston ^amo. Tho an l thoy had ahlo h<dp from iho story up in Chapel Hill, and it all centers around a follow i'■'fk of <lepth eould he a menate previous assignment was against I'e.a of the MouniaintMM’s. from Alabama. HLs name is Bill Dooley. He is often called Lineointon in the .-^ea-son ^ending game last year. came out Friday night at .\oitli Gaston s|)orting a -hrand ni-w look offense, and it paid olf in a thrilling 13 to 0 win. The Mounties were lei ijy jun ior ((uarterbaek (’buck .Austin, led into the end liiial irMKlidown. flo.seboro. who Jiad earlier kicked the conve rsion, ' nrissiHl on his s<*cond trv of the On.e again, the Ajbwiiiiaincins defensive team piayed a hang up ime. David liell. Mike- Ship, a “trench fighter", but if you've met him, you would think I (1^0*0^' the returnees. Othei' ix-turnees are David Eaker, Doug .\orwO(jd, Hoyce Briggs, Tim .Stamey, Kan down to punt, (.iriid David Be and Junior .Scott that he had been named wrong. Bill Dooley is a true gen- 33 (j tioman in every sense of the word. He i.s tho quiet type, who has nothing but fine words for his opixments. But, Harris will have 11 01 last let us take a look at «hat he^has accornplished since he f;^^';f,,.[7“ng look over as head coach at Nt^rth Caiolma. There ha.s been two Atlantic Coast Conference fool-: ipudership to mold a winning liall championships in .succession. 1 team. Gone aie hacks liill Mur- There has been fifteen straight Atlantic Coast Con-iphy and Fiei Drympic, but ference victories. i sprinter Larry Faster is among He has an improved record for each of the pa.st five .seasons. Ho ha.s guided his teams to three consecutive bowl 1i ip.s. He ha.s twenty-eight wins in the last 34 regular sea son games. I.,ast year, he guided his team to a 32 to 28 victory over Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl. The dynamic Dooley has pulled off a rare feat in his six seasons tit North Carolina. He has improved the Tar Heel record each year lie has been on the scene and it is believed that no other coach in history has ever did that. Caught with mediocre material at the start the Tar Heels wont 2-S under Doolev in 1967. It was 3-7 in 1968, .7-.0 ill 1969, 8-3 in 1970, 9-2 in 1971 and 11-1 in 1972. What can he do for an encore? Well, ho could go 12-0 but you w ill never get Bill Dooley to admit to anything like that. Tho Itisl I ime a Tar ileel team lost a conference game vas in the middle of the 1970 sea.son, when Wake Foi’est upset the Tar Heels 14 to 13. Dooley has now can-led the Heels to three straight bowl games; the Peach Bowl in 1970, the Gator Bowl in 1971 and last year to the Sun Bowl. No other Carolina coach lias ever done that. In the first (lurirter, with the ball on tho five yard line, .Austin look the hamioff and rollcHl out to his fight, faking a pilehoul Coach .Tones cr)mmenle<l that'. e\en Oie .Moiintk’s .still mafie som^' mi.s!ak<'s, lie was w<*ll i pleased with their ix-rform.ance. H<‘ s;dd lhat tbe> liad made .some definite progress .since tlieii* opim- yardage. while KM gaiixsi dl yard.s througli the air to gi\<' them a final tally of 213 \ai-ds to l.Xo lor .North Gaston. In tile in lividu.'il <leparlnienl, Chuck Austin hit on -I of s p.-is.se.s for tl yards. Darrell Van Dyke, a 113 pound senior, who gained 97 yarris in Hi carries last wet-k, added 6S yards in 14 carries to give him a total of Hi,3 yard.s in .3(1 carrie.< lot tin aiertigi- of 3.3 yards per etirry for the sea.soti. The Mountaineers had four other scoring tliri-als. driving lo the North Gaston 1.3 yards line in the first period; driving to the Norlli Ga.sion 9 yard line where Rosehoro mis.sixt a field goal in the second period: driving down to the North Gaston yards line ill the third |X'riod and finally in the Touith ixtriod, driving to the .North Gaston 29 yards line before giving up the football. ■North Gaston drove to thi- Kings Mountain one yard line in the fourth quarter tx'foiv g ving up the football. Austin then drove the Mountaineers out to the K.M 17 yard line ti.s the game ended. The victory gave Coaeh Jones’ lads a I f) conference mark and a 1-1 season mark heading into tomorrow night's conference scrap against Lincolnton i n John Gamblo stadium. It will iht-‘ first home pame hir im* Mounties. to his half ack, then pulled up ing game ;U Bes-.emer City and fired a touchdown pass to halfback Darrell Van Dyke to give the .Mounties a 7 to O lea I. This lead held up until the third (|uarter. With tlie ball on their own 42 yard line, .North Ga.sion dropped lauk on foinlh dy Parker Cloninger. ■ With the loss of some key per sonnel from last year’s team, the Wolves' younger must come through in order fui- them lo have a chance to impiove on the 1972 re,.ord. However, lho.se returning players could provide enough ex-' perienee to help the Wolves spring a fe.‘ sur; i Lscs around the league. Coach Bol)by Jones exix'cts a retil tough game from the Wolves and he h:is plenty of respect for this team. Coa; h Joni-s feels that if his .Mountaineers can stop some of their mistakes and can give a gool offensive and defensive ix>r- formance on the field, he could I spring it few surprises of Ills of KGM broke througli to block the kick and fullback Carl Ko.se- boro pickcti up the loose pig- ] he Mountaineers lost only one fuiiible an<l were penalized only 20 yards its compared to four fumbles lost and 93 yar is (xm- ali/ed last week in l-Tessenier City ,. In the rushing department. North Gaston, largely on the run ning of Carlton Gingles and Sieve Neely, outritshed the Mounties 1S,3 yard.s to 172 yards. North Gaston had no passing Lf East Rutherford. SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS CONF. OV'ALL Ho is ;i different kind of eotutli as ho doesn't wear; <wn. The .Mounties also have a a tie and coat, but instead, goc.s to the game in his work .depth problem, so we look for clothe.s. He even jogs on atid off the field with his team. framed;:: eontir to It seems as if he is just ont ()f the boy.s. ^ t, ,„i improve each wwk, tho,- have He has made a tremendous hit with the 1 <11 Heel j,,, fans and he believes in running a tight ship. He believes record of last year’s ciui). that you liave to have discipline in anything that you The oui-standing play of the de- undertake if you plan to lie successful. Make no mistake fensive unit, which has yet to ixt about one thing — Bill Dooley is a fierce competitor on scoixxl on, has been a bright spot! and off the football field, hut he also is a true gentle- gor the Mountaineers ..o far this. I season. ***♦•*• 1 The offense seems to lx- pick-! , , . J- „„ (Tig up and the layer.s seem to be I happened to look at my la.st week .s pi’cdictions aiid ^ I came out better than I though I would. I hit on fFU'' Mountie.'!. The of- out ol twelve for a .7.o0 jH'i’centage. Well, I have decidecl fensive team has been ai le to- to try my luck once more, so here goes. move the ball in both games, and CKEST OXTIR CIIASEl: The Chargci’s will down the pretty soon, the breaks will come Trojans without too mucli trouble. 'way. t, . ’ SOUTH POINT OVER EAST GASTON: No contest. The new-look (rffense has .Aus . i; .• 7 11 _ I tin at quarterback. F alls and Van ns the Red Raiders roll on. oiT'T'uirDimDTy- thIu halfbacks an I Kose- CHERRYVILLE OVP.K Bl^T RL^IERFORD. Thl.s fullback. Coach Jones one could go either way, but Tommy Summer couici oe Southwell and McDeviu as the an.swer. The Ironmen in a close one. alternate in his backfield. SHELBY OVER BURNS; The Golden Lions will be After the Lincolnton game, mad this week Kings Mountain will take a week NORTH GASTON OVER R.S. CENTRAL: North Gas-: off before meeting Burns at ton is going to beat somebody bad befoi-e long, and I Burns_and then will be home to think that this is the one. KINGS MOUNTAIN OVER UNCOLNTON: I believe, in the Mounties, so let’s show tho home folks a big win. N. C. STATE OVER VIRGINIA': The Wolfpack w|ll have more trouble this week, because the Cavalieis mLI come to play. . . : South Point WEST VIRGINIA OVER MARYLAND: West Virginia , King.s Mountain hasn't forgot the Peach Bowl and Maryland is an ACC j East (.a.stmi l(N3m , -r j Be.ssemei'City ‘‘^"-i’ENNESSEE OVER DUICE: The Blue Devils are "O i nullch lor the Volunteers of Tennessc^. j FLORIDA STATE OVER WAKE FOREST: Wake For- ■ fhenyvUle est just isn't quite ready for this aerial circus yet. I shelby NORTH CAROLINA OVER WILLIAM & MARY: \ i,?- Lincclnton iiovic and company should get by this one, but William " ^ & Mary is no pushover anymore. PENN STATE OVER STANFORD: This one is on TV but I’ll still take the Nittany Lions. ’ ■ »***•*• Speaking of interesting football games that will ap pear on the television lube this season, don't forget to set aside the date of October sixth. ABC will televise the North Carolina State and North Carolina game, which is alreadv .sold out. Last vear,UNC won by, a single point, and I 'doubt if it will be a much wider margin than that this year. It should be a very interc.sting afternoon up in Raleigh. City Tournament Starts Thursday; Four Teams Open Play at 6:30 l-’our learns are enlere<l in the due to the Kxrttwll game. On City tournament starting tonight Saturday at 3 p .m., the winner at the ('ommunily (’enter. They of game one meets the winner of aix- fcir-sl VVeslevan, Second Bap-game twx). At 6 p. m.. the loser list HVD Textiles and Dicey of game four me<d.s the winner F’abrics game three. At 7 p. m.. the Tonight at (i:3(t. First Wesley-winner of game four meets the tin meets Second Baptist and at winner of game five. 7:3t), BVD meet.s Dicey. 1'he two game is neces.sary. losers will meet at ,S:30. pla.ved at S. o’clock. FTiday night will be skipped f V- , CABL ROSEBORO - Picked up blocked punt by David Bell and carried it in for Mounties second touchdown. Roark Spencer, Reason Win Money In Second Week Oi Grid Contest Wayne Koark won the tliird lo the Heiakl by Friday noon, grid contest sponsored by the Her- 3'ou could very i-asily lie the aid by picking 12 winners out of next winner. 13 games. He was also \ <‘ry do- If anothel it will be R-.S Central Cha.se -North Gaston STATIS’nCS K. Mtn. N. Gas. First Downs 10 10 •Net A’ard l’u.shing 172 185 Net Yards Pa.s.sing 41 0 Total Yards 213 183 Pasfjos Attempted By 8 3 Passes Intercepted B.v 0 0 Fumbles Last By 1 4 Punts 0-0 2-23 Yards Penalized 20 25 SCORE BY QUARTEHS TEAMS 1 2 3 4 T Kings Mtn. 7 0 6 0—1.3 North Ga.ston 0 0 0 0— 0 SCORING SUMMARY: Soorittg touchdowns. Kings Mtn.— Van E)yke (5 yard pa-ss frem Aus tin): Roseboro - 130 yard run with blocked punt). P.\3: Rose boro (kick). to the tie breaker score i21 , points > by guessing .30 points, Wayne -t^not new in the win ning of the gri t contests, as he enters the rontest regularly and i gives a good account of himself. I He will lece'vo a check for $13 I as the first place winner. I Fd Spencer ol R-4 Cove Cre<>k Drive, Gastonia, who won the thiixl plate mon< last week, ! moved up a notch to capture sec- r ond place this time around. Ed I will receive the $10 second ;'rizc. ! Konne Reason, of 6-130 .Mar- ; giac<> Koad, won third place and will ix’ceive a $3 (heck for his victory over tlie liome leant fine efforts. Ail thret- mi.s.sel the Aveiy County-Spnice Pine game. Spen- c<'r also mis.'ovl the Burns . R. .S. Central game while Reason miss ed the Shelby-Hunter Hu.ss and North Iixxtell - Alexander Central game. Another contest is in this three money winners. Just fill out vour ballots aixl return them Church Softball Managers Meeting Recreation Diiecior Roy Pear son wishes to announce that a .Men’s Church Softball tourna ment meeting will bo held at the Community (Center tonight at 7 p. m. to discuss the possibility of holding a tournament for the different churches in this are.i. Ail team managers wi.shing to sponsor a team In this tourna ment are urged to be pre.sont. ! Guard David Hell Is Tapped Outstanding Player Oi Week An outstanding performance; tion to the blocked punt. Bell by Kings Mountain guard David played an outstanding game cm Bell has earned him the honorjdefen.se and was constantly In^ ii.~. Player of the Week, by FYtl- j the North Gaston backfield, stop j ton’s department store. | ping enemy runners throughout | The 168 pound Bell, who broke, the night. 1 through and blocked a North', Gaston punt, which enabled full-i iFulton's will present a gift to badk Carl Roseboro to score an Bell and the department store , , . instiranoe touedtdown In the third! will (rontlnue to honor an out- 0:45 p.iTi. at the Woman s club, period, helped naved the way foristandirtg player each week dur-- BiU Fulton is program ohair- tbe Mounties' IJtO 0 wih. In add! I ing the football season. Mtaa, ^ ^ KIWANIS CLUB Bob Smith will show film.s and report on his recent hunt ing trip out west at Thurs day’s Kiwanis club meeting at THE SCORES FROM FRIDAY NIGHTS GAMES East Gaston 9-0 Bess. City Kings Mtn. 13-0 N. Gaston E, Rutherford 28-0 Chase South Point 3S-0 Lincolnton Hunter Huss 21 3 Shelby Ashbrook 27-20 Hickory Watauga 380 Voldese McDowell 20-12 Wilkes C. Lenoir 21-C Hudson Freedom 42-8 Hibriten Spruce Pine 14-e Avery Co. Bums 12-0 R-S Central Alexander C . 20-6 N. Iredell Last Friday’s conte.--t .scores appear on ibis pa.ge tod;iy. Keep in mini that you can en ter only once. Entries for next vvec'k's games should be in this office noon on Ft iday. KM Midgets Blank Shelby The Kings Mountain Mitlgets liaveled to .8hei' y Monday night and came away with a 20 lo C Kings Mountain's Jeff Pulnarr •scored two touchdowns on runr of 23 and 13 yards and Bunk; Robinson added a touehdovvn o three v ar Is to round out the scor ing. Robinson also scorevl tvvc extra points. Kings Mountain played a ver vve< k's Herald, so .vou still have goixl game stopping many of the an opportunity li join this wwk’s Shelby series with little or nt yaixiage and ran well tigainst th( The game was pla.ved at Blan- PUN3’. PA.S.5 A-ND KICK Y'oung people Iver.veen the aget of eight an<i 13 are 'nviteHl t( enroll in the annual Jayoee Bunt Pass and Kick contest to ' < held Sept. 22. Entry blanks an available at Wade f’ord, eo sponsor. an1 trophies are on dis play at Central Batter .Shop, W. Mountain, and Appling and Hay nrs Sporting Goods. .3il6 East King. .lAYCIvE RLTjB .sale Kings Mountain Jaycees an i curiently condu.'ling the sale o ; light bulbs as a r uiid-raisin ' proj.-ct. The .'ight bul’os an available packaged six for $2 ( according to Jayce# Bob Myers, Clark’s Warehouse Sale SALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 29 QUAN. DESCRIPTION REG. 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