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MORE WINNERS - Pictured above are more award winners at last week's Sports Banquet at
KMHS. Left to right, Tippy Curry. Lavar Curry, Lisa Moore, Daryl Crocker, Sonya McClain,
Brad Reynolds, Anita Ware. Thomas Breakfield and Pat Davis.
AWARD WINNERS - Some of the award winners at last week's All-sports Banquet at KMHS
are pictured above. Left to right are Brad Jones, Arnold Jordan, Zack Roseboro, Calvin
Stephens, Charlen Gamble, Bo Hope. Leigh Ann Odell, Angel Allen and Jimmy Barrett.
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year and led the team in hitting
with a .556 average. She also car-
ried a 3.4 grade point average
while participating in several
other sports and other school
and community activities. “She’s
being recruited by several col-
leges for both softball and
tennis,” Clark said. “She made
tremendous sacrifices for the
team. One day, she attended a
band concert, came back to the
school and came out on the soft-
ball field and hit a home run to
win the ballgame for us.”
Baseball: Thomas Breakfield,
‘most improved player. A
sophomore, Breakfield compiled
a .285 batting average, which
was second best on the team,
and also was second in runs
scored with 10. “He improved
tremendously in hitting and
fielding,” said Coach David Hef-
fner.
Brad Reynolds, most valuable
player. A three-year performer
and two-year starter, Reynolds
led the team in hitting with a
304 average and made All-
Conference as an outfielder. “He
was our team leader,” said Heff-
ner. “He was a hustler and
always gave a hundred percent.”
Eddie and Gail Herndon were
named Boosters of the Year by
the Mountaineer Club. “They
really extended their time,” said
Bill Grissom. “You’d see them
everywhere you’d go to a spor-
ting event, and they always
worked hard for the club.”
Senior athletes and
cheerleaders receiving plaques
were Lee Ann Lineberger, Angel
Allen, Spring Young, Charlene
Gamble, Jimmy Barrett, Mike
Lee, Todd Gossett, Mlke
Bowles, Tim Hamrick, Dale
Moore, Tim Moore, Zack
Roseboro, Anita Ware, Tyrone
Grier, Larry Crocker, Sonya Mc-
Clain, Lisa Ingram, Arnold Jor-
dan, Melinda Roberts, Leslie
Sellers, Dawn Morris, Pat Davis,
Tippi Curry, Chris Parton, Wen-
di Smith, Becky Bolt, Jeff
Barnette, Caroline Harper, Tim
Rogers, David Parker, Todd
Cloninger, Kevin Spencer, Curt
Pressley, Johnny Yarboro,
Kevin Echols, Tommy Batchler
and Jerry McDaniel.
There were 248 persons par-
ticipating in athletics at KMHS
during the 1983-84 school year,
noted athletic director Denny
Hicks.
Thursday, May 31. 1984-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page SA
Vitamin Bees Win
The Vitamin Bees scored a
pair of victories in Dixie Youth
Minor League baseball action
last week at Deal Street Park.
The Bees outscored Optimist
12-10 Tuesday and defeated the
Cardinals 7-2 Friday.
In another game Friday, Op-
timist defeated the American
Legion 10-2. In games Thursday,
Plonk Oil defeated the Yankees
14-3 and the Jaycees edged the
Lions 9-8.
David Jenkins hurled the win
and also slammed a double and
single to lead the Bees over Op-
timist Tuesday. Jeffrey Rogers
had a triple for Optimist.
Rusty Burgess had a homer
and two singles to lead Plonk
over the Yankees.
Jaycees had to fight off a sixth
inning rally, keyed by Chip
Cash’s tworun homer, to edge
the Lions 9-8. Bullock and Sisk
had doubles to lead the winners.
Bubba Sellers and Floyd Col-
lins had doubles to lead the Bees
over the Cardinals. Ernest Mc-
Clain was the winning pitcher.
Scott Myers had a double and
John Bolt a single for the losers.
Jeffrey Rogers hurled the win
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Kings Mountain’s Legion
Juniors lost their first two Area
Four games but hope to get on
the winning track here Thursday
against Lenoir.
Post 155 fell to Forest City
6-5 in 11 innings Friday night
and lost to Cherryville 9-3 Tues-
day in a game which was
postponed from Saturday. The
Juniors were scheduled to play
at Shelby last night.
After hosting Lenoir tonight
at 7:45 at Lancaster Field, the
JUniors will take a few days off
and return to action here Tues-
day night against Morganton.
A two-out error in the bottom
of the 11th inning gave Forest
City the victory in a good
- ballgame last Friday night.
,. Paul Neisler was the player of
the game for the local nine. He
pitched four strong innings of
relief, giving up just two hits and
striking out five.
Todd Cloninger led the KM
plate attack with 2-for4.
Cloninger was the player of
the game Tuesday against Cher-
ryville. He led the KM hitting
again with 2-for4 and played a
good defensive game in center-
field.
Tommy Batchler worked the
first 6 2/3 innings for KM and
took the loss. Neisler pitched the
final 2 1/4 innings.
“We made a lot of errors and
didn’t hit the ball well,” said
Coach Tim Leach.
Legion. Mark Ross had a double
for the Legion.
and Brad Roberts slammed a tri-
ple to lead Optimist over the
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