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Jenkins and Chuck Wright.
GROVER CHAMPS - The fifth graders won the boys all-star basketball tournament held last
week at Grover School. Left to right are Derek Roberts, Jamie Myers, Michael Black, David
Lakers Run Record To
The Lakers edged the
Celtics 63-58 Saturday to run
their record to 15-0 in the
Boys Club Basketball League
race.
The Lakers hold a six-game
lead over the 76ers (9-6). The
Suns are 8-8, Jazz 7-8 and
Nets, Celtics and Bulls 6-9
each.
Reggie Dawkins scored 18
points and Tony Currence ad-
ded 13 in Saturday’s victory.
Teddy Jeffries scored 21 and
Scott Dye 10 for the Celtics.
In other games Saturday,
the Suns edged the Jazz 65-64,
the Bulls outscored the Nets
58-48 and the Celtics trimmed
the Nets 72-69.
Tyronne Moore scored 24
pois and David Shaw 20 to
ead the Suns over the Jazz.
Tim Addison of the Jazz was
the game’s top scorer with 40
points and Noah Adams add-
ed 14.
5 Roydall McClain scored 28
and-Kevin-Holland' 10
go ik the Bulls over the
Nets. Roderick McClain had
16 and Jermaine McCluney 10
for the losers.
Teddy Jeffries scored 18
points, Scott Dye 16 and
Brian Adams 12 to lead the
‘Celtics over the Nets. Jamie
Surratt had 29, Roderick Mc-
Clain 16 and Jermaine Little-
john 10 for the Nets.
In games last Tuesday, the
Jazz defeated the Celtics
78-61 and the Suns whipped
the Bulls 61-54.
Jeff Epps scored 24 points
and Tim Addison 18 to lead
the Jazz victory. Teddy Jef-
fries had 23 and Anthony
Thompson 20 for the Celtics.
Tyronne Moore and David
Shaw scored 15 points each to
lead the Suns over the Bulls.
Roydell McClain led the Bulls
with 25 and Kevin Holland ad-
ded 16.
On Thursday, the Celtics
edged the Nets 83-78 and then
lost to the Suns 81-57.
Scott Dye scored 25 points
and Brian Adams 16 in the
win over the Nets. Robbie
Edgerton had 26 and
Roderick McClain 15 for the
losers. David Shaw’s 26
Dongs and Gary White's 15
d the Suns victory. Teddy
Jeffries had 15 and Brian
Adams 12 for the Celtics.
In 11-12 year old action last
week, Kings Mountain ran its
record to 20-0 in the Gaston
League and 21-0 overall with
victories over Erwin and
Noon Optimist.
BIG CATCH - Mike Hawkins is pictured above with 15
striped bass which he and Joe Darnell caught recently at
Lake Murray. The smallest fish weighed seven pounds and
the largest one 18.
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Marquiz Williams scored 25
points and Rodney Falls 10
Friday to lead a 62-25 win
over Erwin. In Saturday’s
41-18 win over Noon, Williams
scored 12 points, Scott Hop-
per 11 and Falls 10.
Players of the Week were
Teddy Jeffries and David
Shaw in the 13-14 division and
Rodney Falls and Chad
Adams in the 11-12 year old
division. Tony Currence was
named Boy of the Month.
This week, Kings Moun-
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The KM Strikers won four
games from the Duck
Busters and the Duck Pin
Demons won four from the
Strikers in Youth Bowling
League action Saturday at
Dilling Heating.
Tim Fletcher rolled a 103
line and 273 set and Robbie
Hullender added a 99 line and
278 set to lead the KM
Strikers over the Duck
Busters. Roger Hamm led
the losers with a 120 line and
271 set.
Kenneth Butler rolled a 107
line and 277 set and Scott
Myers added a 106 line and
280 set to lead the Demons
over the Strikers. Kevin
Parker led the losers with a
94 line and 255 set.
15-0
teams will play in the Gaston
YMCA Invitational Tourna-
ment and will also meet
Phillips Center and Gaston
Boys Club.
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