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EYEING TITLE — Steve MotOtt, in his first year as KMHS
wreatiing coach, currently has his Mountaineers 2-0 in the
Southwestern 3-A Conference and 4-1 overall, their only loss to
4-A power Aihbrook. The Moimtaineers host East Gaston
tonight at 7:30 in a match that could decide the SWC cham-
pionahip.
Cagers Beaten,
! Host Warriors
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Kings Mountain Hi^’s var
sity cagers open second round
of Southwestern 3-A Con-
ftrence play FHday night
when they host a pair of tough
East Gaston teams.
The KMHS girls, who lost to
the Lady Warriors in their
seaon's opener, are 4-3 after
(hopping a 65-47 decision to
OeM on die road Tuesday
night. The Mountaineers are 3-
6 in the SWC and 4-7 overall
after losing to Crest 82-64.
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Jayvees
Slip By
Chargers
Kings Mountain High’s
Jayvees ran their record to 7-2
Monday with a thrilling 71-67
overtime victory over Oest.
The Little Mountaineers
host East Gaston Friday at
4:30 in a preilmlnary to the
varsity doubleheader, which
starts at 6:30.
Khigs Mountain battled
from behind to tie the score at
SO-aU after regulation play,
then grabbed the lead early in
the overtime period.
Crest led SMS with 20
seconds remaining but the
Mountaineers cut it to SM7,
and with Just IS seconds left
KM was called for a flagrant
foul which gave the Chargers
two free throws.
Orest hit the first to make it
69-67, but missed the second.
Ktags Mountain rebounded,
came down the court and
missed the shot, but Jerome
Miller rebounded and tied the
score at 80 with four seconds
Mt.
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Mountaineer Grapplers Host Warriors In Big SWC Match
Kings Mountain High’s
wrestlers, off to their best
start ever, coiSd take a giant
step toward their first South
western Conference cham
pionship tonight at home when
they host pre-season favorite,
East Gaston.
The match begins at 7:30 p.
The Mountaineers ran their
conference record to 2-0 and
their overall mark to 4-1
Monday with a SMS victory
over Chase.
Coach Steve Moffitt’s men
lost only one match by pin, one
by forfeit and had one draw.
Coach Moffitt feels tonight’s
match will go down to the
wire. The Mountaineers and
Warriors finished third and
fourth, respectively, in the
pre-season Gaston In
vitational Tournament and
outclassed the remaining SWC
schools in that event.
THE RESULTS
lOOPd.-Jeff Hineswell (C)
won by forfeit.
107 — Miles Boyce (KM)
dec. Jim Reynolds.
114 — Jeff Guyton (KM)
pinned Rodney Green.
121 — Sammy Bell (KM)
pinned Tony Melton.
128 — Larry Curtis (C)
pinned Monte Rhea.
134 — Johnny Ross (KM)
dec. Bart Green.
140 — Robert Ingram (KM)
pinned Terry Wallace.
147 — Maurice Jameraon
(KM) pinned Forrest
Scoggins.
157 - Mike Womack (KM)
dec. Eric Scruggs.
167 — Norman Phillips
(KM) pinned Mitchell Owms.
187 — Kenny Womack (KM)
pinned Roger Green.
117 — Len Thompson (KM)
and Kenny Hines (C) draw.
Uni. — David Gordon (KM)
pinned Gary Ruppa.
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Neither Kings Mountain
team was in the game
Tuesday night. The Crest girls
Jumped out to a 17-7 lead in the
first quarter and led by 31-16
at the half and maintained a
healthy lead throughout the
second half.
Priscilla Rickcnbacker was
the only scaring threat for the
Mountainettes ss she tossed in
a season’s high 23 points.
Ihe Crest boys came out
bombing and hdd an eight-
point margin after one period
(2D-12) and at haiftime (3S-27).
They were up by 10 (S2-42)
after three periods and
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in follfinaf^ight minutes.
KM’S Everette Burris and
Crest’s Jimmy Huskey shared
game scoring honors with 27
points but Vernon Bdl, who
had 13, was the only other
Mountaineer in double
figures.
It was the sixth straight
conference loss for the
Mountaineers, who opened the
season with three straight
victories.
GIRLS GAME
KM (47) Henderson 5,
Littlejohn 4, Bristol S,
Rickenbacker 23, Hidunan 4,
McSwain 2, McClain 2, McGill
2.
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(liEST (6S) - Lee 11,
Harris 19, Roberts 13, Watson
9, Woods 2, Sa Carroll 1, Sa.
Carroll 2, Hunt 2, Price 6.
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KM (64) - Dixon 7,
Lockhart 4, Beil 13, Burris 27,
Adams 3, Prescott 3, McClala
4, Falls 2.
CREST (82) - WUaon 6,
Young IS, Cannon 7, Hunt I,
Huskey 27, Huntslnger 4,
Petty 7, (3ait 2, Hippy 2,
Michaels 1, Rice 3.
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