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Kings Mountain’s
youth footballers
remained undefeated
Tuesday night, the
Junior midgets beating
Shelby 6-0 and the pee
wees tying unbeaten Mt.
Holly 7-7.
Mike Edwards scored
on a 40 yard run In the
second period for the
only TD for the Junior
midgets.
The Junior midgets
moved the ball almost
at will against Shelby’s
defense, but fumbles
kept bogging down their
attack. The Little Moun
taineers never punted or
lost the ball on downs
but turned the ball over
six times.
Coach Charlie Bums
cited William Short and
Roy Mathis, who made
several game-saving
tackles on long runs, tor
their defensive play.
The pee wees trailed
7-0 late In the fourth
period when Lavar
Cirry threw a halfback
pass to Todd Clonlnger
for a 60 yard touchdown.
Casey Durham ran for
the game-tying extra
point.
Coach Jimmy Lit
tlejohn cited James
Black, Quintcn Rlkard,
Denoris Wilson and
Tbdd Clonlnger for their
defensive play.
The junior midgets
take their unbeaten
record to Bessemer City
next Tuesday night. The
pee wees have an open
date.
Patriots Qjj.J
At Home
Saturday
OOES TO AIR — Kings Mountain jayvee
[ quarterback Jeff Clonlnger fires a pass behind
some good blocking in first half of game with R-S
Central Monday at Gamble Stadium. KM built up
Photo By Gary Stewart
a 18-0 halftime lead, but lost 22-20 on a long R-S
pass in the final minute. The jayvees host North
Gaston tonight.
Jayvees Host North Gaston
R-S Central scored on
a long pass play with 44
seconds remaining
Monday afternoon to
hand Kings Mountain
High’s Jayvees their
first loss of the season,
[22-20.
The loss leaves KMHS
I with a 1-1-1 record
Sheading Into a 7:80
I game tonight against
-North Gaston at Jrim
i Gamble Stadium.
1 The Uttle Moun-
./talneers, behind the
running of Mlrkm White
and the running and
passing of Jeff
Clonlnger, built up a 18-0
first half lead and ^>-
peared on their way to
victory.
’’But we had a defen
sive letdown In the
second half and that was
the difference,” noted
Coach Bud Bumgard-
ner.
White, who gained 100
yards on the ground,
scored two of KM’s
three touchdowns, one
on a 86 jrard run. KM’s
other TD came on a 26
yard pass from
Clonlnger to Mark
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the 17th annual Kings
Mountain punt, pass and
kick competition.
The competition will
be held on Sat., Oct. 1 at
2 p. m. at JoInvOambli
Stadium. It Is being co
sponsored by Wade
Ford and the David
Lawlng Sunday School
Class of Macedonia
Baptist Church.
Youngsters who have
not yet entered may do
so by going by Wade
Ford and registering.
You must be accom
panied by at least one
parent or guardian.
Schuman. Clonlnger
kicked two of three
extra points.
’Ihe Little Moun
taineers were playing
without the services of
their leading rusher,
tailback Avery Smith,
who was called up to the
varsity to replace the
injured Kenny Bell.
KM’s Maurice
Jamerson, one of die
tecun’s top rushers and
blockers, was Injured on
the last play of the game
and will probabely be
out tonight.
“We missed Smith,”
“We f^t Hke* we dotdd
have scored a few more
touchdowns with him.”
Penalties hurt the
Mountaineers In the
first half. Several drives
were slowed by offside
penalties and one touch
down was nullified on an
offensive pass in
terference call. Another
touchdown pass was
dropped In the endsone.
Kings Mountain
Junior High’s Patriots
will be eyeing their sec
ond straight victory In
the new Western
Athletic Association
when they host a tough
Crest team Saturday at
7:80 at John Gamble
Stadium.
The Patriots opened
their third season under
Coach Joe Speight last
Thursday with an Im
pressive 14-0 rain-
soaked victory over
West McDowell. The
KM win broke a 17-
game winning streak for
West, which had won Its
confermoe title the past
three years.
Crest, 1-0, brings a
club here which expects
to be one of the leading
contenders for the
conference title and
Coach Speight feels his
men will have to give
another^ super effort In
ontof'td winJ ? r"'"
“We’re going to have
to cut out some of our
mistakes,” he noted.
The Pats were penalised
00 yards in the win over
West.
The Patriots Jayvees,
who whipped West
McDowell,48-2 In their
opener, were scheduled
to play Crest Wed
nesday afternoon.
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Mg discounts on all 1977 Fords.
Wade Tyner is ringing out the old model year with
big discounts on all 1977 Fords.
I^s tiM e^ of ^ 1977 model year. And that’s a sad
time for Wade Tyner and his salesmen.
Because in order to get rid of those TTs, they have
to sell them with big discounts.
But a sad occasion for Wade can be a happy
occasion for you.
Because you can get a great deal on a ’77 LTD,
Granada, Mustang, Pinto or F-lOO Truck. Because
that’s what Wade is stuck with.
So it s tears for Wade, cheers for you. If you know
a good year when you see one.
Highway 74, Kings Mt., N.C.
P. S. We have the 197B Fiesta on display. Come take a Fiesta drive.
Kings Mountain
High’s girls netters lost
their second straight
match Monday to South
Point, 6-8.
’Ihe Moimtainettea,
who were scheduled to
host Shelby yesterday,
travel to East
Rutherford Monday and
host Crest Tuesday In a
makeup match.
KM’s only winners at
South Point were Nancy
Lee In singles play and
Lee and Elisabeth
McGill and Brldgette
White and Kim Gladden
In doubles.
(Singles)
Kay Lowrance
(SP)
def. Pat Durham 6-0, 6-
8.
Holmes (SP) def.
Roxanne Tate 6-0, 6-0.
Nancy Smith (SP )
def. Elizabeth McGUl 6-
2, 6-2.
Herndon (SP) del.
Brldgette White 0-6, 6-4,
7-6.
McCoy (SP) del. Kim
Gladden 4-6, 6-4, 7-6.
Nancy Lee (KM) def.
Bridges 7-6, 7-6.
(Doubles)
Lowrance-Holmes
(SP) def. Durham-Tate
6-1, 6-2.
McGill-Lee (KM) def.
Smith-Bridges 8-6.
Whlte-Gladden (KM)
def. Scism-Garrett 8-1.
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