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the rally. An out later, Rit-
chie Gold singled home
Phillips and then Rusty
Bumgardner slammed a two-
run double to make it 3-0.
Cherryville battled back
with two runs in the bottom of
the first and a run in the sixth
to tie the game.
Post 155 had nine hits with
Phillips and Doc Boheler get-
ting two each. Haynes, Gold,
Bumgardner, Fleming and
Batchler had one each.
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Kings Mountain held a 3-2
lead over Shelby after four in-
nings Monday at Lancaster
Field, but Shelby rallied for
three runs in the fifth and
three more in the sixth to
take command.
Post 155 scored three runs
in the fourth after Shelby
grabbed a 2-0 lead in the
third. Charles Proctor led off
with a single and scored on a
double by Greg Goble. Goble
was thrown out trying to go to
third on the play. Gold singl-
ed and Boheler walked and
they scored an out later on a
single by Bobby Pearson.
Post 155 picked up another
run in the eighth when Gold
reached on an error and later
scored on Pearson’s double.
KM closed out its scoring
with three in the ninth on
singles by Thomas
Breakfield, Proctor and Go-
ble, and a walk to Gold.
Kings Mountain collected
13 hits with Proctor going
4-for-5. Pearson had three
hits, Goble and Thomas
Bridges To Announce
Shrine Rodeo Finals
Jonas Bridges of Kings
Mountain may be known to
most people as the manager
of WKMT Radio, but that is
just one of his business in-
terests. Bridges is a profes-
sional rodeo announcer who
is in great demand in the pro
Pritchett Wins
Gaffney Race
C.L. Pritchett outran David
Perry and Buck Simmons in
the late model sportsman
feature Saturday night at the
Cherokee Speedway.
Pete Ivey, Wesley Johnson
and Wally Fowler finished
1-2-3 in the limited sportsman
main event.
Roger Hamrick, Marshall
Fowler and Phil Ransom
were the top three in the
streetdivision feature. j
~The late model sportsman
‘winner Saturday night picks
up $5,000 at the Cherokee
track.
circuit each season. He has
announced most of the top
rodeos in the. Southeast in-
cluding the Finals for the
American Cowboy Associa-
tion.
Bridges will be commen-
tating the Carolina High
School Championship Finals
Rodeo being held at City
Stadium in Kings Mountain
June 14,15 and 16. The White
Plains Shrine Club will be
hosting the event.
“Bridges has an announc-
ing style that educates
everyone about what is hap-
pening while doing it in a way
that entertains. He definitely
has one of the best announc-
ing styles and voices in pro
rodeo today,” said Carl
Champion, president of the
sponsoring White Plains
Shrine Club. :
Tickets and rodeo informa-
tion can be obtained at
telephone number 739-9511.
The Shriners will deliver
tickets.
A TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF MABEL LOGAN
Submitted By Lula And Elmer Hardin
The Rose Beyond The Wall
Near shady wall a rose once grew,
Budded and blossomed in God’s free light,
Watered and fed by morning dew,
Shedding its sweetness day and night.
As it grew and blossomed fair and tall,
Slowly rising to loftier height,
It came to a crevice in the wall
Through which there shone a beam of light.
Onward it crept with added strength
With never a thought of fear or pride,
It followed the light through the crevice’s length
And unfolded itself on the other side.
The light, the dew, the broadening view -
Were found the same as they were before,
And it lost itself in beauties new,
Breathing its fragrance more and more.
Shall claim of death cause us to grieve
And make our courage faint and fall?
Nay! Let us faith and hope receive...
The rose still grows beyond the wall,
Scattering fragrance far and wide
Just as it did in days of yore,
Just as it did on the other side,
Just as it will forevermore.
Paid
Breakfield two apiece, and
Gold and Donald Murray one
each.
MONDAY GAME
By innings: R H E
Sh 002 033 0109 10 1
KM 000 300 013 7 13 2
Spikes and Trammell;
McDaniel, Upchurch (5) and
Murray, Boheler (7).
SATURDAY GAME
By innings: R H E
KM 300 000 0025 9 2
Ch 200 001 0003 7 1
Batchler, McDaniel (7) and
Stewart; Reynolds and
Davidson.
THURSDAY GAME
By innings: R H E
KM 002 000 0002 5 1
Sh 244 111 00x 13 16 1
Bumgardner, Neisler (1) and
Stewart, Farris (5); Lewis,
Trammell (7) and Ruff.
Parker’s Amaco
Still Undefeated
Parker’s Amaco won two
more games during the past
week to run their record to 8-0
in the Ladies Industrial Soft-
ball League race.
Parker’s now holds a
31,-game lead over Cable
Link, which is 4-3. Kinmont is
3-5 and Clevemont 0-7.
During the past week,
Parker’s defeated Kinmont
12-6 and Clevemont 16-1.
Cable Link defeated Cleve-
mont 13-3 and Kinmont 11-8.
Debra Bell, Kim Moss,
Susan Hartsoe and Trudy-
Bridges had two hits each to
lead Parker’s over Kinmont.
Bell hit a home run. Wanda
Sanford was the winning pit-
cher and Byers was the loser.
Mable Dixon, Brenda
Williams and Cheryl Leach
had two hits each to lead
Parker’s over Clevemont.
Wanda Sanford was the winn-'
ing pitcher and Betty Mills
was the loser. ¢
Dee Patterson was the win-
ning pitcher in both of Cable
Link’s victories.
Booster’s Club
Meets Monday
The Kings Mountain
Booster’s Club will meet
Monday at 7 p.m. at B.N.
Barnes Auditorium. The
board of directors will meet
at 6:30.
The club will begin working
on ads for the football pro-
gram and make other plans
for next year.
All members are asked to
renew their memberships
and persons who are not now
members of the club are ask-
ed to join. The club needs
help in projects to raise
money for the KMHS athletic
department. All high school
Jpons are supplemented by
the club.
A Booster’s Club member-
ship includes special parking
privileges for KMHS football
games. New parking stickers
will be available later this
month.
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Shrine Rodeo Scheduled
The 1985 Carolina High
School Championship Finals
Rodeo will be held at City
Stadium in’ Kings Mountain,
June 14,15 and 16. Hosting the
rodeo will be the White Plains
Shrine Club. All proceeds
from the rodeo will go to the
Shriners crippled children
and burn centers.
Several local high school
- students will be competing
during the three days of com-
petition. Representing Crest
will be Scott Bridges and
Dana White in Bareback
Broncos, Matthew Anthony
and Robbie Nestleroad in the
Calf Roping, and Angie White
in the Barrel Racing and Pole
Bending. Representing Burns
High will be Paul Wilson in
Bareback Broncs, Bradley
Lowe in the bull riding and
Tammy Wilson in the Barrel
Race and Pole Bending.
Other local participants
will be pro rodeo announcer
Jonas Bridges of Kings
Mountain (manager of
WKMT), Bruce Adams of
Boiling Springs will be one of
the feature bull fighters and
tony Sewell of Earl will serve
as one of the pick-up ment.
The event is strictly family
entertainment and everyone
should attend. Fun is planned
for all ages. Advance tickets
and information can be ob-
tained at telephone number
739-9511.
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