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BLANKING OPPONENT - Kings MounUln’s
Roxanne Tate Is shown here en routs to a M, 64), vic
tory over East Rutherford’s Janice Padgett In tennis
match Thursday at the KMHS courts. The Moun-
talnettes won S-1 tai their most Impressive victory of the
Host Chase In Hnale
KM Netters Beat East
Kings Mountain High's
girls tennis team ran Its
Southwestern 8-A Con
ference record to 4-8
Thursday at home with an
The Mountalnettes, vdio
were scheduled to go to
Bums yesterday, host
Chase Thursday In their
regular season flnala. The
SWC toumament begins
next week at Shelby.
Kings Mountain won five
of the six singles matches
and swept all three doubles
events In thslr most hn-
preaslve showing of the
season. All of the singles
EUiabeth McOUl (KM)
def. Tammy Higdon 8-8, 8-
a.
Brldgette Whits (KM)
def. Debbie Green 84, 8-2.
Marsha Brlaon (ER) def.
Kim Gladden 84, 8-8, 6-8.
Sara Mauney (KM) def.
Joan Davis 8-2, 84.
Tate-Durham (KM) def.(
PadgettGrttflth 4-8, 8-1, 8-
1.
Gladden-Nancy Lae
(KM) def. Harrls-
Chrrowan 8-2, 84.
Whits-Maunay (KM)
daf. Hlgdon-Bilsan 2-8, 8-4,
To Remain
Undefeated
Kings Mountain's UtUe
A's blanked Belmont 84-0
Saturday at C!lty Stadium
to run their <3astan League
record to 8-0-1.
Eric Sharer scored four
touchdowns on runs of 48,
82, 24 and 18 yards to lead
the KM assault. The other
TD came on a ao-yard pass
from Scotty Bryant to
Phillip Ramsey.
Smack Wilson scored
two extra points and No
Hope and Bryant scored
Defensive standouts for
KM Included Dale Put-
nam, TTm Sanders, Sid
Brown and Derek Jordan.
Two KM teams are In
action tonight, the pee
wees playing at RBIVRN SHOT - KbiE
McAdanvIUa and the Junior returns a shot to East RutI
midgsts at CherryvlUe. singles match In Thursday
Improvement over our
first meeting with East,”
noted Coach Ed Guy. ‘"The
last time we played them
we had a lot of matches
that went three seta I was
partlciilaily pleased srlfo
Pat Durham, who played a
real good match against a
strong tennis player.”
Durham defeated Terry
Griffith 8-4, 6-4.
“Anytime you win all
three doubles matches you
have to be pleased,” Guy
went on. "And you have to
be especially pleased when
you lose the first set and
come on to win the next
two.”
Guy, whose team won
only one match last spring,
said he Is well pleased with
the progress his girls have
made this faU. AU but one,
Durham, win return next
year.
"We’re hoping to whip
(3iaae Thursday and get a
good win going Into the
conference tournament”
In a practice match
Thursday, KM's Robin
Cash won an 8-4 pro set
decision over Mary Smith.
The Mountalnettes lost a
64 decision Wednesday to
South Point.
The only victories for
KM came from IQm Glad
den, who won a singles
match over Diane McCoy
74, 8-6, 6-2, and from
Gladden and Sara Mauney
and Elizabeth McGill and
Nancy Lee In doubles.
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THE RESULTS
(Singles)
KayLowrance (SP) def.
Roxanne Tate 6-4, 6-3.
Cheryl Holmes (SP) def.
Pat Durham 6-1, 6-2.
Nancy Smith"(SP) def.
Elizabeth McGlU 74, 6-2.
Debbie Herndon (SP)
def. Brldgette White 74, 6-
ram Gladden (KM) def.
Diane McCoy 7-6, 8-6, 6-2.
Tammy Seism (SP) def.
Sara Mauney 7-6, 84, 6-8.
Lowrance-Holmes (SP)
def. Tate-Durham 6-0, 6-0.
McGlU-Lee (KM) def.
Smith-Bridges 6-4, 6-1.
Gladden-Mauney (KM)
def. Hemdon-McOoy 6-4, 6-
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