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row HOUSING OE R .r!«r CAMP LEADERS — Jeiry Haol, left, Md M* brother Lariy, will be ooor- dbisttaig miiiner beeketbell oempe at the oonunnotty center beglmitaig next neek. The boye camp mne July 11-15 and the girU camp July 18-8. Basketball Camps Slated Here ByOABYSTEWABT 4>orta Editor Jerry and Larry Hunt carry a baakatball with them wheravor they go- Aa youngataiu In Bolling l^irlnga, they played on outdoor playgrounda to poUah their young aklUe and aa teenagera they played on aome ot the beat taama ever produced at Oaat High School. Jerry went on to play college baaketball at N. C. State with another well- known Great product. David Thompaon, while Larry apent a four-year career at Baat Carolina. Now, both are college graduatea, but atlU they continue to carry their baaketball with them. Both are playing In a faat men’a aummer league at Shelby with auch atandouta aa Oeorge Adama, Otla Oole, and Forreat Toma, Most People Shouldn't . 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For further information, contact: I’d like to know more, pleaac icnd me complete detalla. I underatand I am under no obligation. NAME ADDRESS CTTY STATE ZIP Mas now to S. 8. Sellere - loe West Mountain Street, Klnge Mountain, N. C. - Phone 7SS-35M and both get great enjoy ment out of helping area youngster! polish their skills In summer baaket ball camps. Ihey'll be coordinating camps at the Kings Moun tain Community Center beginning next week and have lined up several former college greats and coaches to help Instruct. Some of thoae already committed Include Toms, a Shelby Hlg^ product who went on to play at Spartan burg Junior College, Thompson, who was NCAA Player of the Year and now an All-Staer with the Denver Nuggets, Kings Mountain’s Adams, an AU- American at Oardner- Webb and a former pro basketball player, and Ed P^ler, the Crest High coach who molded the imnU- Thompson, and other fine stars. The boys camp will run July 11-15 from 9:80 a. m. until 3 p. m. each day. Registration will be Frt., July 8 from 1; 80 p. m. until 4 p. m. at the community center. The girls camp will be July 198-33 with registration set for July 16 from 1:30p. m.untll4p.m. Cost of the camps is only 110 per week and all persons ages eight through 18 are eligible. The camps an being sponsored by the City Recreation Depart ment. Camps are nothing new for the Hunts, who get their biggest enjoyment out of wrorklng with youngsters. “I love working with (Please Turn To Page OA) i: 451 PORTRAIT . SUNDAY & MONDAY JULY 10 & 11 In Beautiful Living Color TWO 8x10 PORTRAITS TWO 5x7 PORTRAITS TEN WALLET SIZE NOW 0M.Y ’9.95 COMfViTI (NO OTHER CHAROfSI Why Pay More Or Yew Msanr MaaM. All Ages > Babies - Children - Adults No Limit On Number No Extra Charge For Groups Of Packages $2.00 Deposit Required - Balance In Full At Time Of Oeliverv HoursrSun. 1:00 To 6:00 Mon. 11:00 To~7:00 P M . ;:[yA.SHIONs', Thursday, July 7, 1877-MIRRORrHERALD-Page 8 KM Meets Belmont BR Tourney Opens Here The district IS year old and 14-16 year old Babe Ruth baeebaU tourna ments open tonight at Lancaster Field Number One. Both toumamenta wlU be best-of-three series against ■m Kings Mountain and Belmont All-Stars. Action will get underway ■16:50 with the 18-year-old game smd the 14-15 year Olda will meet at 8:80. The second games of the ■■lies will be Friday at the ■ame times. Third games. If needed, will be played Saturday. If only one game Is played Saturday, It will be at 8 p. m. The wlrmere here will advance to the area tournament next week at Charlotte. The fields have not yet been decided, butt at present It Is believed the 14-16 year old event will be played at PlnevlUe. The two Kings Mountain teams have been prac ticing hard for a week since ending their regular season play, and coaches of both teams feel good about their team’s chances In the playoffs. Kenny Reynolds and Jim Champion, coaches of the 13 year old all-stsu-s, will call on Randy Moea of the (^Bers aa their starting pitcher opening night. Moas registered one no- Moimties Capture Pair Wins The Mountlee won a pair of games in girls softball league play last week at Deal Street Park:' The Mountlee topped the Blue Jays 18-6 Tuesday aa Trlcla Blalock buried the victory and also collected four hits. Pam Van Dyke and Prlacllla Rlcken- backer had three hits each for the Mountlee and Qlnger Martin, Lisa Crawford and Diane Wil liams had two hits each for the losers. Usa Hampton was the losing pitcher. Blalock hurled the win and Judy Henderson collected three hits Thurs day as the Mountlea clipped the Eagles 17-1. Penny Blanton, the losing pitcher, Leslie Scherer and Ann Adame had a hit apiece tor the losers. In other games ’Tuesday, the Mustangs beat the Roadrunners 16-10 and the Eagles whipped the Angels 19-6. Dsuia Blalock hurled the win for the Mustangs and also had a pair of hits. Terry Welch, AUiaon Champion and Darnell Roberts also had two hits for the winners and Becky Ayara, the losing pitcher, Robin Ramsey, Robin Hampton. Karen Ledford and Spring Young all had two hits for the losers. Penny Blanton hurled the Eagles’ victory and also had three lilts, as did Ruth HuUender and Oer- trude Love. Amber Ramsey had four hits and Kim Oladden three for the losers. Krlstal Huffatetler was the loelng pitcher. In other action Thurs day, the Blue Jays defeated the Angels 16-7 and the Muatang-Cutles game was suspended with the score tied at 13-all. That game will be com pleted this week. Usa Hampton was the winning pitcher for the Blue Jays and Krlstal Huffatetler took the loss. Mary Ann White and Diane WUhams led the winners with three hits each and Jill Stone had three hits for the losers. In games today, the Mustangs meet the Road- runners at 1 p. m., the Angels play the Eagles at 3 and the Mountlea face the Blue Jays at 8. hitter during regular season play. Other 18- year old all- stars Include Osje Etters, Tony Yarbro, Robert Anderson, Leard Keetar, Eric Spicer, Tony Boyce, Brent Bell and Mark Champion of the CBere; and Ckrvin Petty, Carlos Owens, Frank Parkar, Gerald Robinson, Tairy Bullocks and David BoUn of Macedonia Baptist Church. The 14-16 year old all- star team, coached by Darrell Van Dyke, James Van Dyke and Freddie Oladden, include several players who helped lead Kings Mountain Junior High to the Foothills Conference Championship last spring, plus a couple of players that helped lead Kings Mountain Junior High to the Foothills Conference champtonahlp last spring, plus a couple of players that helped key Kings Mountain High's drive to second place In the tough Southwestern Tim Riddle Wins Is Tennis Champ Conference. Tim Leach, a southpaw who was the ace of the junior high staff, will get the starting nod opening night. Leach hurled a perfect game In junior high play last spring and hurled Macedonia to a eecond place finish In the regular season BR race. KM has several other able pitchers to back up Leach, Including Ricky Proctor, who hurled the Mountaineers to the regular season title, Jeff Clonlnger and Jody Deaton. Proctor and Clonlnger played on the junior high team while Deaton was a sophomore member of the KMHS squad. The complete all-star roster, and the teams the players played tor during the regular season, In cludes: Ricky Proctor, Eric Nichols. Lyn Hayes. Alan Van Dyke and Eric Moore, Mountaineers; Jeff (Clonlnger and Tim Leach, Macedonia; Jody Deaton and Tommy Fitts, VFW; Todd Blalock, Robo Ckr Wash; Ronald Hamea, Grover; and Ricky Chapman, Eric Dixon, Roger Taylor and Kale Goins, Red Sox. Kings Mountain’s Tim Riddle won the Lexington Junior Invitational Tennis Tournament last week, defeating Charlotte’s Lewis Coppedge In the finals, 6-4, 6-3. Tignor Fires Hole-In-One Aud Tignor fired the first hole-ln-one of his golfing career Sunday at Kings Mountain Country Club with an ace on the par three, 14th hole. Tignor used a alx-lron on the 130-yard hole. He was playing In a flvesome with Stoney Jackson, Oarl Bell, Danny Shockley and Jim Lybrand. The Charlotte player was seeded first In the event. Riddle was seeded third. Riddle made the finals with a three-set semi-finals victory over second seeded Billy Cruise of Wilmington. Cruise won the opening set 74, but then Riddle came back for 6-3 and 7-6 vic tories. Riddle won three earlier matches, defeating Paul Kroger of Winston-Salem 6-1, 6-3, Danny Vaughn of Greensboro 6-1, 7-6; and David AUen of Raleigh 7-6, 4-6 and 6-8. Riddle teamed with David Spach of Durham In doubles competition and made It to the finals before losing to Coppedge and Cruise. CALUNG ALL BARGAIN HUNTERS COME TO THE BIG FLEA MARKET Sat. 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