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Page 10A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday. July 5. 1984 MINOR TOURNEY CHAMPS - The Yankees, sponsored by Heavner’'s Alignment Service of Kings Mountain, won the Dixie Youth Minor League baseball tournament championship after tying for second during the regular season. Team members include, front row, left to right, Kevin Martin and Brent Turner. Second row. Shilo Goforth, Raymond Couch, Todd Ware. Robbie Ruff and Mait Heavner. Third row, Greg Bowen, Casey Jones, Robbie Hullender, Donald Bell, Daman Putnam and William Lightsey. Back row, coaches Pete Ruf, Dean Bowen and Jack Bell. Babe Ruth All-Stars In District Tournament Kings Mountain’s 13-year-old Babe Ruth all-stars will compete in the District Tournament beginning Friday at the New Hope Field in Gastonia. Members of the Kings Moun- tain team are Dale Green, Brian Butler, Chad Carpenter, John Van Dyke, Scottie Wheeler, Toby Deaton, Gene Whetstine, Shawn Smith, Aaron Anderson, Brad Wilson, Jeffrey Fowler, Bil- ly Ramsey, Shawn Garris and Stuart Spires. Coaches are Steve Carpenter and John Van Dyke. The allstars competed on the .Dennis Pack ’N Go and Little Moo teams during the regular season. Dennis Pack 'N Go finished the year with a 3-2 record and Little Moo was 2-3. The Kings Mountain all-stars will play the South Point all-stars Friday at 6 p.m. The winner of the double- elimination event will advance to the State Tournament the following week in Belmont. Kings Mountain’s 14-year-old allstars will be announced next week. ok ok kK Businesses sponsoring teams during the season were Little Moo, Dennis Pack 'N Go, Southern Excavation and Clean As New of Bessemer City. Kings Mountain teams com- peted against teams from Bel- mont, East Lincoln, Gastonia, and Grover. KM Anglers Head Field Camden, S.C.-Nearly 170 fishermen have registered to compete July 8 on Wateree Lake in the fifth Carolina Division bass fishing event on the Red Man Tournament Trail. The field may expand by the time all properly postmarked entries are received. Of the 24 point standings leaders in the Carolina Division, 22 will compete on Lake Wateree. Leading the way are the top five: Charlie Foster of Kings Mountain, Bruce Ellison of Spartanburg, S.C., Mike Seawright of Kings Mountain, Larry J. Parker of Lake City, S.C., and David J. Wright of Lexington, N.C. Anglers from Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee will join the Carolinians on Lake Wateree. They will be competing for about $6,562 in total prize money (based on an estimated 175 entrants) with the winner earning about $2,187. Cash awards go to the top 10 percent of the field. Other Kings Mountain area fishermen entered in the event are Keeter Hamrick of Kings Mountain, Robert Crawford of Kings Mountain, William Phillips of Shelby, Jesus Loaces of Shelby, Steve Cody of Shelby and Dennis Clary of Cherryville. Competition will begin at dawn on Sunday out of Deal’s Marina. Each fisherman is .. For Wateree Bass Event paired by computer with a part- ner to assure the integrity of the tournament, Weigh-n time will be around 3 p.m. Anglers in Red Man Tourna- ment Trail events are encou- raged to release their fish live to the waters after weigh-in. Each live fish is worth two bonus ounces. Jones Intercable Sets National Fund-Raiser Jones Intercable of Cher- ryville will join Special Olympics on a national fund-raising drive beginning July Sth. This firt time nation-wide event, which in- volves Jones Intercable systems, will include a taped national telecast of the 2nd Annual Cable Stars 5/10K Run created and produced by Jones Intercable. The program will air July 24, 28, ra o ~ Arranged - ST VISION ~ BOUTIQUE ~ OPTICAL SHOP Phone 487-4099 | HAS IT’S “Zo, ON YOU 50% Off A Select Group Of Frames.... ity 30% Off Select Group Of Sunglasses VACATION SPECIAL Eye Examinations 2A CLEVELAND MAL N 29 and 30, and all of the pro- ceeds will benefit Special Olym- pics, it was announced today by Glenn Jones, Chairman, Jones Intercable, Inc. “The world’s largest program of physical fitness, sports train- ing and athletic competition for mentally retarted children and adults, Special Olympics receives the bulk of its financial support at the local level,” according to Sargent Shriver, President, Special Olympics, Inc. “It is through community efforts such as this event, spearheaded by Jones Intercable, that we can claim that 75% of our contribu- tions come from cities like Cher- ryville, and we are delighted that our kids have such dedicated friends throughout the country.” As a part of the fund-raiser, Jones Intercable will be offering a free installation of basic cable, 15.00 value, to new subscribers as well as a free hook-up for an upgrade in pay services, $15 value, to current subscribers who make a $5 Special Olympics donation. “In addition to presenting high quality family entertain- ment,” says Steve Walters, Jones Intercable, Cherryville “it is our intention that events like this be a part of our overall effort aimed at total community involvement. The race will feature 1984 Olym- pic competitors’ from several countries, as well as cable televi- sion celebrities, and the Special Olympics will debut its national toll-free number (800) for AHUG, enabling viewers to call in their donations to Special Olympics.” Jones Intercable, Inc., head- quartered in Englewood, Col- orado, is ranked 17th among the nation’s cable television operators. Legion Tourney Set The 13th annual Otis D. Green Post 155 American Legion golf tournament will be held Sat., July 28 at Kings Mountain Country Club. Entry fee is $30. It includes green fees, cart fees and a steak dinner and dance following the tourney. Refreshments will be ® SHOES ® SHIRTS served on the number 7 and 14 greens. A dinner will be held at 6 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. It will be followed by a dance and presen- tation of trophies and door prizes. The deadline for entering is Sat., July 21. Any entries receiv- EY): KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C. DOWNTOWN KINGS MOUNTAIN AFTER THE 4TH | CLEARANCE SALE | ON SUMMER MERCHANDISE IN STOCK | ~ SAVINGS OF 9% 1.90% IN ALL DEPARTMENTS *BLOUSES ® JEANS —BUY NOW AND SAVE— ed after that date will be alter- nates. Sa The first tee off time will be 8 a.m. Entry fees and applications must be returned to P.O. Box 804, Kings Mountain, 28086 Applications without entry fees will not be accepted. : The tourney is open to Pi 155 members only. © DRESSES *SPORTSWEAR By the sea... ~ By the “beautiful sea... With traveler's checks, it's worry free! Lost or stolen cash is a definite problem when traveling. The few minutes it takes to purchase traveler’s checks can save you disappointment and the loss of valuable vacation time. With our traveler’s checks, replacement of lost or stolen checks is just a quick phone call away . . . no need to interrupt or shorten any vacation plans. 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