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Page 6A—MIRROR-HERALD—Thursday, July IB, 1976
Competed On 16 Teams
Duckpin Bowlers Win Two More National Titles
Kings Mountain duck-
pin bowlers copped two
more national titles In
the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress
Tournament which
ended last week at T-
Bowl Lanes In
Newington, Conn.
It marked the sixth
straight year the local
has come home
some type of
tournament
entry
with
national
title.
This summer, the
Fireballs came home
with the Mixed Regular
Booster title, and a
group bowling under the
name of Sea Cove Motel,
Myrtle Beach, S. C.,
•B”
copped the Mixed
Booster title.
TTie Kings Mountlans
were joined by several
Kannapolis bowlers In
forming no less than 16
teams.
Ronnie Culbertson
paced the Sea Cove
Motel team to victory
with a 417 aeries. Other
scores included Judy
Hardy 29B, Jenny Oates
356, Richard Culbertson
369 and J. B. Spurrier
375.
The KM tmd Kan
napolis bowlers also
picked up several third
place finishes, and one
second.
KM southpaw John
Dining paced the attack
for the Fireballs,
scoring a 398. Jim
Hardy and Doris Spain
each had 378, Spurrier
356 and Judy Hardy 348.
The second place
came In the Men's "B”
Booster, where the Tar
Heels lost the title by a
mere three pins.
Spurrier had a 431, Jim
Hardy 400,. Richard
Culbertson 355, Ronnie
Culbertson 345 and T(nn
Draddy 347.
Cub Padnters won a
third place in the Men’s
Regular Booster.
Dining led the way
with a 396, Richard
Culbertson scored a 389,
Hardy 385, Spurrier 333
and Rcmnie Culbertson
322.
Jenny Oates and
Johnny Dye of Kings
Mountain helped lead
the Des-Mar Beauty
Shoppe team to a third
place in the Mixed
Regular Booster. Mrs.
Oates scored a 378 and
Dye 379. Other scores
Included Ted Solomon
293, Doris Spain 386 and
Fletcher 373.
The Culbertson
brothers helped lead the
N. C. State team to a
third place In the Men's
"B” Boasters. Ronnie
led the way with a 422
and Richard added a
343. Other scores In
cluded Solomon 287,
Fletcher 405 and
Spurrier 389.
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OPENS PRO SHOP - Stan
Sherman, golf pro and club manager
at AVoodhridge Country Club, stands
at the open door of the club’s new pro
shop. The pro shop opened Saturday
for the over 200 Woodbridge
members.
Woodbridge Oub Opens
New Pro Shop Saturday
The District Minor
League baseball
tournament continues
with two games tonight
at Deal Street Park.
The double-elimina
tion event for
youngsters ages nine
and 10 continues
through Saturday night.
Kings Mountain’s
National League all
stars, a winner over
Bessemer City in its
opening game Tuesday
night, play at 8:30
tonight against the
winner of last night's
game between the Kings
Mountain American
League all-stars and
Dallas. The American
League drew an opening
Tonight’s opening
game at 6:30 will pit the
loser of the American
League - Dallas game
against the winner of
last night’s Tryon-
Bessemer City contest.
The winner of tonight’s
8:30 game will sit back
and await Saturday's
7:30 p. m. championship
game.
In Tuesday night’s
opening round action,
the KM Nationals edged
Bessemer City 13-12 and
Dallas whipped Tryon 7-
Marty Bridges went
the distance on the
mound for Kings
Mountain and Randy
Whitaker collected two
Stan Sherman, new
club pro and manager of
Woodbridge Country
Club, says things “have
been going excellent”
during the six months
Woodbridge Investors
Inc. has owned the
course and foresees
nothing but success in
the future.
Sherman and other
members of the in
vesting group opened
the club’s spacious new
pro shop Saturday
morning, completing
one of the first step’s of
its expansion program.
When the new group
purchased Woodbridge
in February, according
to Sherman, It set a new
pro shop as one of Its
first priorities.
“We decided this was
needed,” he said.
“We’ve now turned the
old pro shop into locker
areas and storage eireas
for men and women.”
Sherman, who was
pro at Rlverbend In
Shelby the past 11 years
and at City Park In
Shelby for 13 years
before that, says the
activities at Woodbridge
are booming.
’The club recently held
Its Member-Guest golf
tournament, with
Sherman’s son, Steve,
and Gene Blanton
taking top honors. Other
big events in the near
future include the
Association Cham
pionship Aug 2-29, the
Club Championship
Sept. 18-19 and the
Woodbridge Invitational
Oct. 9-10.
round bye and Dallas
won over Tryon.
doubles, a triple and
seven runs batted In.
KM’S 15 Year Olds
Larry Hinson of
Douglas. Ga., formerly
of Kings Mountain, will
continue to represent
the club on the PGA tour
through next season.
Win District Title
(From Page 5,\)
“We've signed 60 new
members since we took
over six months ago,”
noted Sherman, “and
our aim Is to have 350-
400 members. We have
230 at present. And, of
course, our main goal is
to make this the finest
private club in the
sixth, when he gave up a
single, then Belmont
finally reached him for
four hits and their only
two runs In the seventh.
Meanwhile, KM was
scoring in every inning
except the fifth In bat
tering Belmont’s Chris
Manus for 13 hits.
Haynes scored the
winning run in the first
inning, when he
doubled, went to third
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on an error and came
home on Robinson’s
sacrifice fly.
Haynes finished with
three hits to lead the 13-
htt attack and Robinson,
Wilson and BoUn added
two each. Haynes and
Robinson clubbed
triples and Haynes and
Bolin had doubles.
Robinson hurled a
one-hitter and fanned 15
in Thursday’s opening
game waltz past Dallas.
He retired the last 16
men In order. The Itme
hit was a single by Joe
Lee Long In the second.
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scored In every Inning,
putting the game away
early with five runs In
the first inning. Jimmy
Hall's double, and
singles by Whitaker and
Deaton were the big
blows.
Deaton had three
singles and Hall a pair
of doubles to lead the
hitting attack. White
added a double and
single and Bolin had a
pair of singles.
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