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High-Scoring Games Mounties Lose Finale
Highlight Major League k ngs Mountain’s Moun: ahead 3-2. Batchler then scored Wriston, Broome and Baber, then scored the wining runs on
tain. cers closed out their 1983 on a single by Richie Gold. ~ sandwiched around a walk to an infield throwing error in the
High-scoring games and
shutouts highlighted the action
in Dixie Youth Major, league
baseball action at Deal Street
Park during the past week.
Three shutouts were recorded
and the winning team scored five
or more runs in seven of the
eight games played. .
Plonk Oil blanked C&C Metal
3-0 and Jaycees whipped
Kiwanis 8-3 Monday; Rotary
defeated Champion's 7-3 (the of-
ficial outcome of the game will
be decided after a ruling is made
.on a protest by: Champion’s)
Wednesday; Plonk whipped
Kiwanis 5-0, ¢&C blanked
Champion 11-0’ and Jaycees
blanked Rotary 11-0 Thursday;
and Rotary defeated Kiwanis
144 and C&C edged Jaycees 7-6.
Monday.
Chris Plonk hurled Plonk’s 3-0
win over C&C last Monday and
also accounted for two: of ithe
winner’s runs on home runs.
Plonk’s other tun came on a tri-
ple by Webster and two walks,
Conner had a double to lead
C&C. Jah :
Jaycees scored three runs in
the fourth add four in the fifth to
defeat Kiwanis 8-3. Guin and
Deaton combined - for the pit-
ching win. and Deaton led the
‘hitting with'a *double and triple.
Carroll led Kiwanis with a dou-
ble and triple.
Jeff Fowler hurled the win for
Rotary over Champion. Paul
Brannon led the hitting with a
double. Chad Carpenter and
Chip Cash had singles for Cham-
pion.
Webster hurled the win and
slammed a double and single to
lead Plonk Oil over Kiwanis.
Bumgardner added a triple for
the winners and McDaniel had a
double and single for Kiwanis.
Moss hurled a two-hitter as
C&C blanked Champion’s 11-0.
He also slammed a home rung
single and double in three times
at bat. Henderson hit a home
run for the winners. Carpenter
and Greene had singles for
Champion’s.
Ramsey hurled the win and
Morrow had a homer and two
doubles to lead Rotary over
Kiwanis. McDaniel had a homer
and single for Kiwanis.
Honeycutt’s triple in the
~ botom of the seventh drove in
the winning run as C&C edged
Jaycees 7-6 Monday. Moss hurl-
ed the win and had two singles
and Honeycutt also had a single
to lead the winners. Greene led
Jaycees with two hits.
Guin hurled the win and
Ramsey doubled to lead Jaycees
~ over Rotary. Fowler and Morris
had doubles for Rotary.
Minor League Teams
In Big-Run Contests
The American Legion won
three games and the Yankees
and Optimist won two each in -
Dixie Youth Minor League
baseball action during the past
week.
The Yankees defeated the
Cardinals 144 last Monday
night and edged Optimist 11-10
Thursday. The American Legion
edged Vitamin Bees 7-6 Wednes-
day, defeated the Cardinals 13-3
Thursday and outscored Plonk
Oil 159 Monday. Optimist
outscored Plonk Oil 11-7 Tues-
day and edged the Cardinals
13-12 Monday.
i In another game, vial
“Bees defeated Plonk Oil 23-5 Fri-
day night.
Tony Young was the winning
pitcher as the Yankees defeated
the Cards 144 Monday night.
Young, Reynolds and Goforth
each had a double to lead the
winners. Travis Withers had two
doubles for the Cardinals.
Parker hurled the win and
clubbed a triple as Optimist
defeated Plonk 11-7. Slycord
also had a triple for Optimist.
Brad Melton had a double for
the losers.
White had a triple and Ross
had two singles to lead the
Legion over the Vitamin Bees
Wednesday. Moore had two
singles for the losers.
Young hurled the win and
Heavner tripled to lead the
Yankees over Optimist Thurday.
Parker had a double for Op-
timist.
Triples by Hopper and Adams
led the Legion over the Car-
dinals. Oliver and Rikard had
doubles for the Cards.
Broadwell and Vaughn had
= y“lead the "Bees ‘over
Plonk Friday. Sisk tripled for the
losers.
Adams had a pair of hits to
lead the Legion over Plonk Mon-
day night. Burgess homered for
the losers.
Rogers and Slycord had triples
and Bowers and Grier each
doubled to lead the Optimist
- over the Cardinals Monday. The
Cards scored five runs in the last
inning but came up one run
short.
' bascball season Wednesday
-afternoon. at Lancaster Field,
losing a 64 decision . t« Fast
Gaston's Warriors. ;
The Mounties finished hin
the ‘Southwestern 3A Con
ference and 3- 13 overall.
Kings Mountain held a 42
lead going into the last inning
but the Warriors struck for four
runs to win,
Tommy Batchler started for
the Mounties and Marty Bridges
came on in the seventh inning.
Broome went the distance for
the Warriors.
East Gaston grabbed a 10
lead in the first on two singles
and a sacrifice fly by Carrigan.
Batchler walked, took second on
a wild pitch and scored on a
. single by Keefer Ballew to tie it
_ in the second.
East Gaston moved back
ahead 2-1 in the top of the sixth
on a double by Baber and single
by Abernathy, but the Mounties
scored three in the bottom of the
sixth to take a 4-2 lead. Skip Bir-
skovich walked, Mark Cham-
pion singled and Batchler rapped
a two-run double to put KM
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Broome and Carrigan.
Batchler, Bridges (7) and Yar-
boro.
Dye, Dilling
Winners
Johnny Dye’s team swept four
games from Gerald Hipp’s team
and John Dilling’s team swept
four from Betty Hullender in
Summer Mixed League Bowling
action Thursday night at the
Dilling Heating Lanes.
High scores continued to
highlight the action. Six bowlers
topped the 300 set figure.
Dye scored a 143 line and 374
set to lead his team over Hipps.
Hipp led the losers with a 112
line and 314 set.
Charity Tignor rolled a 128
line and 365 set and Dilling add-
ed a 343 set to lead Dilling’s vic-
tories. James Herndon had a 134
line and 364 set and Betty
Hullender had a 352 set for the
losers.
Eight of the 12 bowlers in the |
league are averaging over 100 as
the bowlers are making good use
of the new pins recently installed
at the lanes. Dilling carries the
highest average, a 139 per game.
Others over 100 are Dye 127,
Hullender 125, Hipp 119, Hern-
don 115, Sara Cash 107 and
Tignor 100.
The Warriors got singles by
Blanton, to tie the game at 4-all, top of the seventh.
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