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On The Line Wednesday
But Outon and Klnct
Mountain will meat for tlia
fifth and final time Wed-
naaday at 6 p.m. at Sima
Park In Oaatonla to daclda
the Southwaatarn 8-A
Oonferanea baMball title.
Klnga Mountain forced a
third and daeldlnf game In
the but of thru eham-
ptonahlp urlu Thuraday
night when te Moun-
talneera aeored a 5-8
victory at Lancaster Field.
The two cluba will match
14-5 overall recorda and
they’re 3-8 agalnat wch
other. Thureday'a game
wae the tirat one that wu
decided by more than one
run.
Ooachea Barry Olbaon of
the Mountalnaera and
Jerry Adama of the
Warrlora will atait their
ace pltchara, Tim Luch
(5-3) of the Mountlu and
Freddie Patty (7-5) of But
Oaaton. Both of Leach’a
defeata have been ad-
mlnlatered by Petty and
the Warrlora, 1-0 and 3-1.
The winner will not only
win the 8WC champlonahlp
trophy but will repreaant
the conferanu In the atate
8-A playoffa which begin
next week.
All atate playoff gamu
are one-game elimination,
except for the atate
champlMiahlp, which la a
but of thru urlu.
Klnga Mountain la
aeeking Ita fifth SWC
bauball crown while the
Warrlora are trying for
their firat. The Moun-
talnura won tltlu In 1968,
1967,1969, and 1974. The '69
turn wmi the Weatem
North Carolina High
Schoola Actlvltlea
Auoclatlon title.
All of the aeoiing In lut
Thuraday’a game came In
the fliat liming. After that
It wu a pltcher'a duel
between KM’a David Ray
BAY BOBINSON
LBAOUB CHAMPS-Here’a the BIm* Meutaia Swmimr
High baaebaU team, which hu eUnched the Wutern
Junior High Athletle Aaaodathm tIUe. The Patriota
have a thru-game lead over thru ether ehibe with Jut
two gamu remaining. Turn membem Inehide, front
row, left to right, Kenny Blltehem, Boy Malhia, Ohrla
Cliamplon, Terry Bollock, David Puler, Bdward
AuKa, Wmiam Short and Kenny Blathin. Second row.
Jay Schioau, Brent Bell, Kevin Jonu, Tony Yarbro,
Jamie Oreeu, PhllUp Sclam, Blarfc Champion, Eric
Splur and Bobby Hnflbtetler. Back row, Budy Mua,
Eric Ballew, Jeff Mou, David Tnrur, Lcard Kuter,
Sutt Shaw and Undaay Davla.
Parks Neisler, Solly Foy
Win KMCC Golf Crown
Klnga Mountaln'a Parka
Nelaler and SoUle Foy of
Alexander City, Ala., fired
a 67-71-188 Saturday and
Sunday to win the third
annual Klnga Mountain
Country Club Team In
vitational golf tournament.
They edged a pair of
CSeveland County tuma
which ahot 188.
Darrell Autin Jr. of
Klnga Mountain and Buck
Dover of Shelby ahot 67-73-
188 and took aecond place.
Auatln paired the ucond
hole of a playoff to win
over defending champloM
Tarry Abercrombie and
Frank Helton, who ahot 69-
70-188.
Tommy Stinea of Dallu
and Oary Qrlmlndl of
GtaaUmla claimed fourth
place with a 69-74-148.
A pair of KMCC mem-
bera, Stoney Jackaon and
Mike Ballard, won the
champlonahlp B flight with
a 74-78-146. Bob Holdatoln
and Don Thompaon of
GBatonla ware ucond at
147, Bob Buah of Carolun
and Oary Marahall of
Henrietta third at 149 and
Jamu Oogdlll and Freddie
Smlthof Oaatonla fourth at
150.
Danny Harvell of Clovar
and Joe Deaton of
Oaatonla won the firat
flight with a 76-77-158. Jim
Reynolda of Oaroleen and
Olen Marahall of Henrietta
were ucond at 185. Jim
Clonlnger and Scott
Clonlnger of Klnga
Mountain ahot 188 and took
third place In a playoff
over Derlc Crumbley and
Tad Lunaford of Outonla.
CHBI8 JOHNSON
Johnson
Wins Best
Ned Denton and Billy
Ju Denton of Outonla
won the auond flight with
a 84-78-163. Walt Harmon
and Charlea Wllaon of
Klnga Mountain were n a a a
ucond at 164, Jerry Rou UaCK AwaTCl
of KM and Ruaeell Curtia
of Denver, Col. third at 165
and Chuck Adama of KM
and Allen Batea of
Oaatonla fourth at 166.
Roblnaon, who won hla
third game In five
declalona, and Beat
Qaaton’a Wayne Klnley.
Roblnaon went the
dlatance, hurling a four-
hltter. Three of the
Warrior hlta came In the
top of the firat, when they
Jumped to a S-C 'ead on a
two-run double by catcner
Phil Jonaa. Jonaa haa
driven In all four of But
Outon’a playoff nine.
Klnga Mountain chued
Warrior atarter Vance
Cleveland In the bottom of
the firat, acorlng five runa
on a walk, error, flelder'a
choice, alnglea by Danny
Bolin, Alan Putnam and
Jim Chapman and a
ucrlflce fly by Bryon
White.
Klnley, who lut a one-
run game to Roblnaon and
the Mountalnura In the
final regular aeuon game,
held KM to two hlta after
the flret Inning.
Both cluba thrutened
after the firat, but couldn’t
croaa home plate.
Petty walked with two
away and atole aecond In
the third but Roblnaon
tanned Jonu on a 3-3 pitch
to end that opportunity.
East had runnera on firat
and ucond with one away
In the fourth but Bolin
forced the lead runner at
third and Roblnun atruck
out Klnley to end the In
ning. Shawn Devlnney
alngled with one away In
the alxth but wu forced at
aecond after Putnam
dropped Doug Crlawell’a
fly ball to right. Roblnaon
then retired ’Tracy Black
on a botmcer back to the
mound, and put the
Warrlora down In order In
the uventh to end the
^ game.
I Klnley retired the
Mountlea In order In the
ucond and third but had to
have a perfect atrlke from
Black In centerfleld to
keep White from acorlng In
the fourth.
White reached on an
error to lead off the Inning
and atole aecond and third.
After Jim Chapman
walked and atole ucond,
Tim Whitaker filed out to
center. White tagged up
but waa out at the plate
when Black’a throw hit
catcher Jonaa’a mitt knee-
high at home. (Thapmam
moved to third on a alngle
by Ricky Chapman but
Klnley fanned Roblnaon to
get out of the Inning.
KM’a only two
baaerunnera after that
were Lyn Hayea, who
alngled In the fifth, and
Jim Chapman, who alngled
In the alxth, but neither
man got paat firat bau.
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*1.79
Kings Mountain’s Chris
Johnson won the best
defenalve back awaud at
the annual Oardner-Webb
College All-Sporta Banquet
Thursdaiy night.
’Twenty-six awauds were
preaented at the fete,
which drew over 800
people. Former Wake
Forest basketball coach
Bones McKinney was
gueat speaker.
Johnson, a Junior, waa
oaw of five footbadl players
honored. He’s a three-time
All-Conference and All-
District player auid last
year waa Honorable
Mention All-American.
Johnson needs only one
pau Interception next year
to tie the school record.
Mary Adams
Best Rookie
Mary Adama of Klnga
Mountain, a student at
Peace College, Raleigh,
was recognised as Rookie
,ot ’The Tear In volleyball
during the annual Green
Giants’ Athletic Banquet
Msiy 1.
She Is daughter of Dr.
Charles H. Adams and the
late Mrs. Adams.
E. GAST.
McGee, dh
KUUan, as
Petty, lb
Jonas, c
Devlnney, 8b
Olswell, rf
Black, cf
Spears, 3b
Cleveland, p
Klnley, p
Huffstetler,ph
Tiotals
K. MTN.
R. Chpman, 3b
Robinson, p
Schuman, If
Hayea, dh
Bolin, 8b
Putnam, rf
White, cf
J. Clqimn, as
Whitaker, e
Tiotals
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SAC - Criswell. SF - White.
Pitcher: IP H RBBSO
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Robinson T 4 3 8 5
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