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Sports Banquet Set
The second annual
Mountaineer Club All-
Sports Banquet will be held
Friday night, May X at
7 p.m. at the Kings
• Mountain High School
cafeteria.
The fete honors all
KMHS athletes, except
members of the football
team who are honored at a
^ separate banquet during
^ the fau.
Osrl Tacy, Wake Forest
University head basketball
coach, will be guest
qieaker. HlghUght of the
event will be presentation
^ of trophies to outstanding
* players in all the sports
and the annual presen
tation of the Mirror-Herald
Athlete of the Tear Award.
Fans wanting to attend
the banquet may obtain
^ tickets from Kyle Smith,
' Doiia Clonlnger, Annelle
Robinson, Dr. D.F. Herd's
office or Bridges Hard
ware. Tickets are five
dollars each.
Tacy, who has taken two
Demon Deacon teams to
the NCAA tournament, la
one of the most sought-
after dinner speakers In
the southeast. He has a
coaching record of 886 wins
and 166 losses, putting him
among the winnings st
active coaches In the
nation.
The HuttonsvUle, West
Va., native coached 10
years at the high school
level and had an overall
record of 187-64. He
coached at Kenbrldge
High, Bedford High and
Pulaski High, all In
Virginia. His 1062 team at
Pulaski won the state
championship with a 22-4
record and his 1066 Pulaski
1070-71 as
coach a
University.
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CARL TACY
team finished third In the
state and had an un
defeated regular season.
He coached at Ferrum
Junior College In Virginia
Anvil Knit, Macedonia Win In Babe Ruth Lea^rue
Anvil Knit and
Macedonia Baptist Church
# scored wins in 18 year old
Babe Ruth League action
Monday night at Brice
Harry Memorial Paiit In
Ch^>ver.
Anvil defeated Orover
16-8 behind strong relief
* pitching by Brad Reynolds
and Macedonia scored a
run In the seventh inning to
edge Kentucky Fried
Chicken 7-6.
Reynolds came on In
relief of starter Todd
Clonlnger In the second
Inning to get the win for
Anvil. Darrell Whitworth
was the loser.
Edward Green and
Larry Logan were 2-for-8
each to lead the Anvil
hitting attack.
a lead the hitting.
Randy Denver scored
the winning run
passed ball to give
Macedonia the victory
over KFC. Randy
Whitaker got the win in
reUef of Skeeter Foster,
curt Pressley and Kevin
Echols pitched for KFC.
with Echols getting the
Whitaker was l-for-2 nd Macedonia.
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