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Wednesday, August 3, 1988-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 58°
Burns In Title Match
Charlie Burns has won his way
into the championship match of
the annual Men’s Match Play
Handicap Golf Tournament at
Kings Mountain Country Club.
Burns is waiting on the winner
of the Bill Sellers-Gerald Put-
nam match. They are to play
Sellers defeated Fred Sisk and
Jim Champion to advance to the
semi-finals against Putna, who
won earlier matches over Rick
Moore and Jerry Broadwell.
Broadwell defeated Carol Led-
ford in the first round before fall-
ing to Broadwell and Champion
won a first round match over
Brett Leigh before losing to
Sellers. Weitzner defeated Jerry
Ross in the first round before
forfeiting to Burns.
The next major tournament at
KMCC is the Men’s Club Cham-
pionship September 3-5.
Saturday with the winner
challenging Burns for the cham-
pionship on Sunday.
Burns defeated Stoney Jackson
in the first round and won a
forfeit victory over Howard
Weitzner in the second round.
KMHS Football
From Page 1-B
“If we don’t get a break in the
weather, we may have to change
the afternoon sessions,” he said.
“Our opening day of practice
Monday was one of the worst
days we’ve ever seen as far as
the heat and humidity, but all of
the players held up real well and
gave a good effort.”
The Mountaineers will scrim-
; mage twice this year, facing
REGISTERING CHEERLEADERS — Debbie Putnam talks to girls who registered to cheer for Kings West Lincoln on Sat., Aug. 13,
Mountain Pop Warner football teams Tuesday at City Stadium. The three Pop Warner teams opened and West Caldwell on Thurs.,
practice Monday and will continue to register players every day the rest of this week. To register, go by Aug. 18. Both scrimmages will
City Stadium at 6 p.m. and see any of the coaches. begin at 7 p.m. at Gamble"
Stadium.
GOLF CHAMPIONS - Marsha Chastain of the White Plains
Shrinettes presents the championship trophy to Junior Wilson and
Stoney Jackson after they won the recent Shrinette tournament at
Kings Mountain Country Club.
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