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KM Youth Gridders Prepare For Moss Oassic
Ktaigi Mountain'! junior
mldgeU loit the Oaiton
Leafue tootbaU cham-
plonahlp last week at
Dallas, bowing to unde
feated and nationally-
ranked Mason Athletics 88-
Ooach Jim Uttlejohn’s
Little Mountaineers gave
the hosts all they could
handle In the first half,
trailing by Just 18-13 at
Intermission. But the
Dallas-based team proved
too strong In the final two
a 68-yard pass Interception
return and Carl Smith
passed 60 yards to Tony
Rainey for the two KM
touchdowns.
“We’re resd proud of our
boys,” noted assistant
coach Danny Bagwell.
“We gave a good team
effort In the first half but
Just couldn’t stay with
them In the second half.”
Kings Mountain won the
regular season Division
One tlUe and Mason, which
In previous years played
under the name of the
The Uttle Mountaineers
were In dewlston, Fla.,
this weekend participating
In the annual Florida Clas
sic, but the details of
Saturday night’s game
were not available at the
Mirror-Herald’s early
press deadline. Details will
be carried In Wednesday’s
paper.
The Little Mountaineers
and the Kings Mountain
midgets will play In the
annual John Moss Classic
Saturday at John Gamble
Stadium. The Little
Mountaineers’ opponent Is
still uncertain. The Blue
Devils will play Long
Island, N. T.
The tentative schedule
for Saturday’s classic In
cludes on 11 a. m. Junior
midget game between
Shelby andCharlotte, alp.
m. Junior midget game In
volving the Uttle Moun
taineers, and the 8 p. m.
midget contest between
KM and New York.
The honMoomlng queen
will be crowned during
halftime of the final game.
Sonya Smith, last year’s
queen, will crown the new Fla.
queen. Contestants suv Also, the midgets ore
voted on through a penny raffling off a 1666
vote. Proceeds from the Baracuda and are
vote will help pay the currently selling tickets to
cheerleaders’ way to the help pay their expenses to
Little Gator Bowl In Florida. The car will be
FloridaonDec.4, when the given away on December
Blue Devils meet Naples, 34 at City Hall.
All-Time Mountaineer
(kid Trojrfiy Winners
The trophy winners at
this year’s Kings Mountain
Lions Club football ban
quet will Join a star-
studded list of athletes who
In the past have helped
establish KMHS as one of
the top football powers In
the Southwestern Con-
The fete Is set for Tues.,
Dec. 14, at the Kings
Mountain Motor Inn,
a KMHS
d now
general
Blocking
IS the only
intU 1866,
rge Plonk
t valuable
have been added through
the years and this year
deserving Mountaineers
will be presented six major
awards. Those Include the
blocking trophy, MVP
award, the John Gamble
Scholastic Award, the
Most Improved Player
Brown; 1666, Jerry Love
lace; 1670, Dale Russell;
1671, Jake Bridges; 1673,
Jake Bridges; 1878, David
BeU; 1874, Nathaniel
Smith; 1876, David Gor
don.
MOST VALUABLE
1666, Don Fisher,; 1660,
Punch Parker; 1661,
Sammy Houston; 1863,
Charles Goodson; 1868,
Mike Huffstlckler; 1864,
Richard Gold; 1666, Danny
Kiser; 1666, Sandy Mauney
and Tommy Finger; 1667,
Bert Smith; 1668, Wayne
Mulllnax; 1868, PhUbert
Smith; 1670, Deeper
Howard; 1871, Marshall
Logan; 1673, Mark
George; 1678, Dennis
Hogue; 1874, Chris
Johnson and Johnny
Byers; 1876, Chris Jen
son.
SCHOLASTIC
1863, Lyn Cheshire; 1868,
Ben Grimes; 1664, George
Plonk; 1666, Larry Pat
rick; 1666, Chuck Gladden;
1667, Rick Finger; 1868,
Oeeper Howard; 1866,
Chuck Hoyle, 1670, Deeper
Howard; 1671, Steve
Plonk; 1673, Larry
Hamrick; 1878, John
Plonk; 1674, Mike
Bumgarner and John
Yaiboro; 1676, KeUy Land.
MOST IMPROVED
1668, Terry Leonard;
1664, Pat Hold, 1866, PhU-
Up Bunch; 1666, Eddie
Bridges; 1867, Ross
Springer; 1868, Clarence
Ash; 1668, Charles Barnes;
1870, Johnny Hogue; 1671,
Mark George; 1673, Jerry
Valentine; 1678, Roy
Putnam; 1674, Ronnie
Morrison and Larry
Blddlx; 1876, Steve South-
1808 - Ronnie Layton;
1864, Charles Yelton; 1866,
Joe Meek Ormond; 1866,
David Marlowe; 1867, BIU
Herndon, 1868, David
Plonk; 1866, Gary Blanton
and Mike Ware; 1660,
Charles Bums; 1661, CXir-
tls Floyd; 1663, James
Hope; 1868, Bo Goforth;
1864, Lyn Cheshire; 1866,
Chip Bridges; 1866, Kerniy
Plonk; 1867, Charles
Greene; 1668, Stanley
1668, Jimmy Ledlln;
1664, Pot Murphy.
MOUNTAINEER
1871, John Grier; 1873,
Hariee Davis; 1678, Not
given; 1874, Carl Rose-
boro; 1676, Bruce
Valentine and Nathaniel
Smith.
PLAYER
OF YEAR
1874, Dale Hortaoe; 1876,
Mike Bumgarner.
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