B 9 3 -22 189 0 0 ^34 76 :k) :k) :k) I) :k) Ine irly ra. ie.6 8.7 3.0 4.0 .0.0 4.6 2.3 2.0 8.0 9.0 ds. 0 0 0 n PLAYER CARRIES YDS. AVG. ■ Kenny BeU 188 1,042 7.8 m Ray Robinson 68 678 6.9 ^ Jimmy Hall 62 266 4.1 Dennis Owens 87 118 8.2 9 Avery Smith 29 106 8.6 Jody Deaton 18 68 4.1 Mike Adams 4 18 4.0 1 David SherrUl 6 16 8.0 1 Oiarles Jenkins 8 18 4.8 ' Maurice Jamerson 8 12 4.0 ^ Andy Loftln 2 6 8.0 '-J Bryon White 8' 6 1.7 7 Mlrion White 1 2 2.0 t Steve Boggan 18 -7 4.6 1 JeffClonlnger 12 •16 1.8 Totals 418 2,210 6.8 PASSING , Player A’TT. COMP. INT. YDS. ’TD Boggan 12 4 2 92 1 HaU 21 8 6 71 0 ^ j Oonlnger * Wright 11 1 8 16 0 1 b 1 0 0 ’Totals 46 8 11 178 1 PLAYER BeU Robinion HaU Valentine Owens Smith B. White Deaton Laughter Caonlnger Wilson Totals Shelby To Play Newton Shelby High will play Newton-Conover Friday night at Shelby's Blanton Memorial Stadium In the opening round of the state 3-A football playoffs. ITie top-ranked Golden Uons won a berth opposite the Red Devils last Friday night by soundly trouncing /eJ 1 I \ I I I I I I ★Trains ★ Planes ★ Rockets ★ Model Tools Lay-Away ' For Christmas John's '1oycHol)|>y »Shopf^ Akers Shopping Center And Forest Brook Shopping Center Oastonia i f I I I I I South Point 42-7 for the Southwesterna 8-A Confer ence title. Ihe Lions finished 9-0 In the SWC and South Point 8- 1. Newton -Conover, coached by former Shelby player Don Patrick, was named the Western Pied mont Conference rep resentative Saturday morning following a vote of the league’s coaches. The Red Devils finished In a three-way tie for first place with Statesville and Llncolnton. The Wolves threw it Into a deadlock by defeating Newton-Conover In the final game of the season. The Lions completely dominated the Raiders, who, believe It or not, went Into the game as a slight favorite. Ehit Shelby built up a 28-0 halftime lead and held the usually crunching Red Raider ground game to 26 yards. The victory sends the lAons sends the-Llons into post-season play for the ninth straight season. Shelby won SWC titles In 1968, '69, '70 and '72, got Into the playoffs as the number two team In '71, '73, '74 qnd '76 and tied Chase for the title last year. WINS FIRST ROUND - Kings Mountain High's Brldgette White copped her first round match In the western sectional tennis tournament In Shelby before losing out In the second round. The tournament was scheduled to conclude yesterday, with the top players In both singles and doubles advancing to the reglonals beginning Wednesday In Morganton. Photo By Gary Stewart SWC Standings FINAL STANDINGS -'A’-,- 1 TEAMS lit.' ■ Shelby South Point Chase Blast Gaston lOngs Mountain Crest EsMt Rutherford R-S Central ^ North Gaston H Bums ^ LAST WEEK’S GAMES H Kings Mountain 41, Bums 7 5 Shelby 42, South Point 7 9 Blast Gaston 86, East Rutherford 14 9 Oest 21, North Gaston 13 Chase 84, R-8 Central 0 SWC ALL W-L i I I 1 1 W-L 80 10-0 81 9-1 64 7-8 6-8 7-8 64 6-6 44 4-6 86 4-6 87 3-8 87 34 89 810 Durham, Tate Are Still Alive In Tennis Tourney 'i '1 ' V . RirlesstfiaiilwDSiliier dollaisyBacantalktDSoiilealie iiiLas¥^for7iiiiiiiiies. A 7'minute call to Las Vegas, Nevada from where you are costs just $1.83 or less, plus tax. That’s for a dialed'direct* call after 5 p.m. bach additional minute costs about 25<. For details on other types of calls see your directory. » ; ■K r i 7 minuiet from anywhere in North Carolina. Dlaled'Dbcct After 5 P.M. Boston $165** Chic^p $165“ New York $165“ KaniatOty $174“ SantrandKo $183“ “pluitix WliatloiigdistaiicelHq'f3'M>is]nicel(S8 *Dli«ct‘dtal (without an ofxratot'i nuttancc) tate* apfly utt *3 caUa within the U.S. Diect-dial tatea do not apply to penon-to-peiion. coin, hotel-gueu. oedti card, collect calli. calli char,ed to another number, or to time and chatfecaUa in direct-dud ratea to Aladca and Hawaii, check your operator Kings Mountain High had five team points and one doubles team still alive in the final round of the sectional girls tennis tournament being played yesterday at Shelby High’s courts. Pat Durham and Roxanne Tate won their fl^ two matches and were scheduled yesterday to play the top-seeded team from the Northern divi sion, Spears and Petrie of Newton-Conover. The tournament was scheduled to conclude yesterday but was not over at the Mirror-Herald's deadline. The top four win ners will advance to the regional tourney beginning WeAiesday In Morganton. 1710 Mountalnettes won all of their first round matches but everybody ex cept Tate attd Durham dropped out In the second round. Both of Durham and Tate’s victories went three sets. They won In the opening round over Bar nette and Smith of Bums, 44, 6-4 and 6-8, and they won their second round Mountaineers Bite Bulldogs In Rnal Game (From Page 6) Thfs Bulldogs managed only three yards rushing and wouldn’t have been In the plus column except for a 64-yard scoring drive against the Jayvees In the closing minutes of the ballgame. KM’S defense had held the Bulldogs to minus 13 yards In the first half, makily because ths Una tossed Early around for several losses. Early did, however, manage to complete six of 30 passes for yards. Including a five yard Ouchdown pass to CSwls Agar, one of the few seniors In the Bums llnsup. match over Hudson and Sain of West Lincoln, 6-2, 6- 7 and 6-2. KM players winning In the first round Included Brldgette White, who defeated Deal of Newton- Oonover In singes play 84, and 83; Elizabeth McGUl, who defeated BoUck of Bandys In singlesplay, 81, and 6-1; and Kim Gladden and Sara Mauney, who defeated Keever and SherrUl of Bandys In a doubles match, 64, 2-6 and 84. White and McGUl both loet their second round matches In straight sets. White falling to Edgerton of R-S Central 6-1 and 82; and McGUl losing to Van El]k of East Lincoln, 6-2 and 6-2. Gladden and Mauney lumped out front early In their match with the second-ranked team from the Northern division, Kom and MUler of Bunker HUl. The KMHS team won the first set in a tie-breaker 74 and led 3-1 In the second set but ended up losing 6-3 and 6-2. AHENTION 4 WHEELERS Now you can get all your 4 WD Accessories at CROSS COUNTRY 4X4 In Shelby FuilLine Of 4 WD And OFF ROAD Accessories installation Available — Come By And See us Today! Monster Mudders Rough Country Hickey WARN K C Hilltes Hobrecht Husky Zelmont House Of Steel Stroppe Store Hours Mon.-Fri. 9-8 Sat. 9 - 3 630 S. Lafayette St. Shelby, N. C. Ph. 704-482-0471 Philip Dedmon Apd Chuck Beom The South’s population is the fastest-growing in the U.S. And Southern Railway is growing right along with it. Not only IS the South the fastest-growing area in the U S , It s one of the seven tas|fst growing areas m the wortd And one ot the biggest reasons is that industry is (tocking to the South Needless to say we at Southern Railway are happy about all this because each time the South grows, we grow too ' After all who do you think carries the raw materials to these new plants’’ And their finished goods to market’’In large measure we do And as the South s population grows who do you thin k brings the things these people need7 The cars the carpets the appliances the clothing, the sporlmg goods and the food’’ Largely we do But, we re not growing |ust to keep up with the ever-increasing population We re growing to be prepared lor an even bpner South ot the future Accordingiolhelederalgovernment the railroads will get an increase in freight volume ot 143% by 1990 And the railroad s share of market will go up by a big 24% Will we get the lions share of these increases when they come’’ Maybe But whatever happens, were getting ready for them by expanding right now Were putting m a new $40 million freight clas sification yard m Norih Carolina We re adding to our microwave communication system, which IS already the largest m the South And we re laying double track where one used to be enough to handle the traffic m the area So even though were growing right along with you were also growing ahead ot you Because when the demand is there, we want to be there ready to serve SOUTHERN IHI lAtMT JYSKm IM»I OIVtSiOlflN UOHl lOINNOwHONi The Southern Raiiway is one more good reason for iiving in the South. loulHOfn Si>i«gy 0 C JOOU Aw tGuti O0»ftm<>ty 9 ^1 m i m

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