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Patriots From Page 5-A Lincoln. Fisher was the winning pitcher, scattering seven hits and fanning six. The Patriots will travel to Burns Thursday for their final game. "This has been a great year for us, and we already have the confer- ence championship locked up,” said Coach Wease. "But we still want to win this game so we can go undefeated for the season.” Chase From Page 5-A Mountaineers and has earned sev- eral saves as Coach Bruce Clark's bullpen ace. Allen also helped out with the bat Saturday, driving home a pair of runs on sacrifice fly balls. His SF in the fourth inning sparked a five-run KM rally, and he closed out the scoring with a second SF in the fifth. Toby Deaton had a two-run sin- gle and Chris Henson belted a two- run homer in the fourth inning. Henson finished with 3-for-4 to lead an eight-hit KM plate attack. THE LINESCORE Score by innings: R-H-E Ch 0000000 0-3-1 KM 000 510 x 6-8-2 Allen, Spery (4), Smith (6) and Dover; Allen, Spires (7) and Morris. Track From Page 5-A 1600 meter relay team, fifth in 5:45. Coach Diane Dooley will take some of her ladies to East Henderson High School Friday for the sectional meet. Softball From Page 5-A Leigh. "We just won't know until the end of the season who we'll be playing." The top three teams from the SWC qualify for the state playoffs. The top two regular season finish- ers receive automatic berths. The third team to qualify will be the third place regular season finisher unless a team. which finishes lower. than third wins the conference tournament. In that case, the third place team will stay at home and Photo by Gary Stewart HE'S PERFECT - Kings Mountain Junior High's David Jenkins works on a perfect game against Lincolnton Wednesday at KM's Lancaster Field. The Patriots try to wrap up a perfect season Thursday at Burns. the tournament winner will ad- vance. Kings Mountain grabbed a 3-0 first inning lead Thursday against East Rutherford, but the Lady Cavaliers struck for five runs in the fifth and four in the sixth to claim the victory. KM battled back with two in the bottom of the sixth but couldn't get any closer. Velma Degree and Ashley Champion led the KM plate attack with 2-for-3 each. Saturday, the KM ladies bombed Burns 19-3 and 10-2 in a double- “header at Lancaster Field. In the first game, Sandra Grant led the way with 3-for-4 and Velma Mounties Eye State 3-A Playoffs From Page 5-A North Gaston could take third place by winning its remaining games, if East loses its final two. But the Wildcats cannot finish sec- ond. The top three teams from the SWC go to the state. The top two receive automatic berths but the number three team could be elimi- nated if a team which finishes low- er than third wins next week's con- ference tournament. Kings Mountain will host a first round playoff game. If the stand- ings remain as they are now, the Mountaineers would play Chase in the first round. Dye Bowls 396 Tuesday Night Johnny Dye was the big scorer in Mixed Duckpin Bowling League action Tuesday night at Dilling Heating, rolling a 139 line and 396 set to lead his team to three wins over Wally Mocanu. Lib Gault added a 129 line and 365 set for Dye's team. Mocanu led his team with a 125 line and 369 set and Dot Mobley added a 121- 313. In another match, John Dilling won three from Betty Hullender. Dilling had a 133 line and 367 set and Jack Barrett a 129 line and 332 set for the winners. Ethel Tignor led Hullender's team with a 110 line and 316 set. Former Mounties Most Valuable Two former Kings Mountain High athletes were recently named as most valuable players of their college teams. Bryan Jones, a freshman tennis player at UNC-Chapel Hill, was named MVP of the Tar Heels after REGISTRATION Anyone between the ages of 13 and 16 years old who plan to play Dixie Boys baseball this summer must register between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday, May 13, at the Kings Mountain High School field. having a spectacular first season. He won most of his regular season matches and played well in the ACC tournament. Regina Brown, a sophomore volleyball player at Western Carolina, was MVP for the Lady Catamounts and also was voted to the all-tournament team in the Southern Conference tournament. Both Jones and Brown were Players of the Year in the Southwestern 3-A Conference when they were with the Mountaineers, and Jones was the N.C. Tennis Player of the Year his junior season. MAC's Grocery Store 900 N. Piedmont Ave. « 739-3391 Our Best Lean Stew Beef $2.19 Lb. Country Livermush 79¢ Lb. Fresh Ground Sausage 99¢ Lb. Tender Beef Liver 89¢ Lb. IN THE DELI GRILL Ribeye Steak Sandwich Degree, Paula Morris, Alice Owens, Carmen Smith and Tandra Leftwich added two hits apiece. In the second game, Robin Watterson led the way with 2-for-2 and Degree and Christi Dixon were 2-for-3 each. Kings Mountain defeated Chase 9-1 Monday on the road to regain sole possession of first place by a game. Degree led the hitting with 3-for-4 and Champion and Nicole Barnes were 2-for-3 each. Notes from the Kings Mountain Recreation Department: The first Hershey's Track and Field program will be held at Gamble Stadium June 10 at 11 a.m. Participant practice is May 20 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the stadium. Persons interested may register from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Kings Mountain Community Center. The Hershey's program is open to boys and girls ages nine through 14. Events scheduled include 50 meter dash, 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, 400 meter dash, 100 meter relay, standing long jump and softball throw. The top finishers here will ad- vance to the regional meet at Shelby on June 24 at 10 a.m. The top two finishers in each event there will advance to the state fi- nals in Raleigh on July 14. Approximately five winners from Raleigh will be selected to partici- pate in the national finals in Hershey, Pa., August 12. For more information, call Trace Barnette at 739-9631 or 734-0449. SUMMER SERIES The Recreation Department will sponsor a track and field summer series at Gamble Stadium on June 6, 13, 20 and 27, July 11, 18 and 25, and August 1. Registration is from 5-6 p.m. on the day of the event. It is open to ages five through adult. Events include long jump, triple jump, 50 meter dash, 100 meter dash, 20 meter run, 400 meter run, 800 meter run, 1600 meter run, 3200 meter run, 400 meter relay and 1600 meter relay. Happy 20th Birthday Jimmy From your wife, Tammy and daughter, Carrie Happy 26th Wedding Anniversary Glenn and Jean Cable From Jimmy, Tammy and Carrie y Wednesday, May 10, 1989-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 7A Kings Mountain Recreation Programs Scheduled Registration is one dollar for all events. Trophies will be given to partici- pants with the highest point score in each age group at the end of the series. Ribbons will be awarded weekly. SAN SOO The Kung Fu San Soo program started May 8 at the community center. But it's still not too late to enter. Classes will meet each Monday and Wednesday from 7-8:30 p.m. Fee is $20 per person or $40 per family per month. Ages seven and over may partic- ipate. For more information, call Trace Barnette at 739-9631 or 734-0449. TABLE TENNIS Persons ages 15 and over may still join the KM Table Tennis Club. It meets every Monday night from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the commu- nity center. 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