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CHARLOTTE—Freddie
Smith, a 84-year-old late
model oportsman veteran
from Kings Mountain, N.C.
Is going to be a very busy >
man the weekend of May
26-27.
Smith will compete In
four races that weekend,
two at Charlotte Motor
Speedway and two at
Metrollna Speedway, a
half-mile clay track
located Just North of
Chou'lotte on Highway 21.
Smith, who posted his
fourth win of the season at
Metrollna last Friday
night, will kick off World
600 weekend with the
FYlday night segment of
the ‘Metrollna
Doubleheader' as he will
compete In the 75-lap late
model sportsman feature
slated for that night.
On Saturday afternoon
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Smith will battle the finest
late model stare In the
nation In the Sun Drop 800
at CMS. Smith has already
won a starting berth In the
SD 800 by virtue of hie win
In a quodlfylng race at
Metrollna earlier this
year.
Saturday night Smith
Cindermen
Qualify
For Meet
Kings Mountain High
finished third In the Sec
tional Track meet last
Friday In Hendersonville
and qualified eight men for
the Western Regional Meet
to be held this Friday In
Statesville.
T.C. Robeson of
Asheville won the team
title over 16 other Western
North Carolina schools. R-
S Central was second,
KMHS third and Shelby
fourth.
Kings Mountain
qualified Its 440, 880 and
mile relay teams, plus
Kevin Mack, Kenny
Womlc and Terry McClain
In the Individual events.
AU three relay teams
finished second. Kenny
Womlc, Mike Womlc,
Mirlon White and Kevin
Mack moule up the 440
team, which ran 44.5
seconds, and the 880 team,
which finished In 1:82.5.
Members of the mile team,
which ran a 8:85.0, were
Sammy Bell, Jimmy
Bradley, Mike Womlc and
Robert Bradley.
Mack ran the 100 yard
dash In 10 seconds flat to
finish third and qualify for
the reglonode In that event.
Kenny Womlc rm the 220
in 22.9 seconds to finish 8rd
oind Terry McClodn ran the
120 hurdles In 15.5 seconds '
to finish second.
The top four finishers In
each event at Statesville
will qualify for the state
meet neict week.
Pirates Win
First Game
Of Season
The Kings Mountain
Pirates won their first
game of the season Sat.,
May 5, defeating West
Rowan 2-0 behind the
three-hit pitching of
righthander Richard
Gllleepie.
GlUeeple, former Kings
Mountain High standout
and now a starting pitcher
at Gotrdner-Webb College,
walked three and etrjck
out five.
OzEle McFarland and
Mike Bankhead led the KM
hitting with two hits each.
KM scored the winning
run In the second Inning
when player-coach David
Heffner walked and later
scored on a single by Steve
McKee. KM’e other run
ctune In the third on Mc-
Ftu-land’e single, wodks to
Bankhead and Bill Daves
and a sacrifice fly by
Tommy Wease.
Police Win
7-3 Decision
In the only Dixie Youth
League ballgame reported
from last week, the Police
club defeated Champion's
Landscaping 7-8 In a rain-
shortened five Inning game
Friday night.
Scott Bryomt hurled the
victory and Tim Sanders,
Richie Gold and Shane
Shockley led the PoUce
hitting with two hits each.
Friday’s action ended
thre pre-eeaeon schedule.
Regular season action was
to begin last night at Deal
Street Park.
will be back at Metrollna
for another 76-lap late
model feature, omd Sunday
he’ll compete In the World
600, assuming that he can
qualify for the NASCAR
Grand National event.
A 186,000 purse has been
posted for the Metrollna
Doubleheader and Smith
or some other late model
pilot could come home with
as much as $11,000 In prize
money for the two nights.
A win In the 76-lap late
model feature on Friday,
May 26 will be worth
$6,000. Saturday night's
purse will also be $6,000
omd a $1,000 bonus will go
to anyone who can win both
late model main events.
A 40-lap seml-modlfted
feature and a 16-lap street
division main event will
also be on the card each
night. The seml-modlfled
winner will pick up $700
each night with $176 going
to the winner of each etreet
dlvialon feature.
120 laps are on tap for
Friday (May 24) as Flirr
Racing Association will
host Its regular weekly
card consisting of a 40-lap
late model feature, a SO-lap
seml-modlfled main event,
a 10-lap street dlidelon
chase, and two, 10-lap
heats for the semis and
late models.
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Sewing Course
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Community Center
Tuesday Mornings
Begining May 15
9:00 AM Till Noon
WITH SARAH SHAW INSTRUCTING
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for more successful results and pleasure in
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Call Mrs. Shaw at Sample Yardage, 730-
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evening to reserve your place.
Mrs. Shaw welcomes new and returning
students to the classes to be taught on
Tuesday mornings from 9 a.m. until noon
beginning May 15th.
Betty Potter
789-8432
739-2644
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