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Page 4B-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, October 26, 1989
. TONIA BARNETTE
Hits grand slam for Junior High
Junior High Girls Share
Bi-County Conference Title
Kings Mountain Junior High's
girls softball team defeated Shelby
- 17-10 Tuesday to grab a share of
- the Bi-County Middle School
- Conference championship.
The Lady Patriots finished the
season 10-2, same as East Lincoln
- which gained a tie with the KM ten
by sweeping a season-ending twin-
bill with West Lincoln.
Kings Mountain had led the
- league most of the season but East
Lincoln forced a tie by defeating
- the Lady Patriots 14-9 last
~ Monday.
win
"We're just thrilled to death to
our first Bi-County
Conference championship in soft-
ball," second-year coach Audrey
Harris said. "We had a really good
year. The players’ attitudes were
super. They kept trying hard all
year and kept improving as the sea-
son went on. I'm still in shock."
Kings Mountain played good de-
fense and hit the ball well in
Tuesday's win at Shelby. Keisha
Wilson and Natalie Barnes led the
offense with three hits each and
Tammy Worcester, Stacy Reynolds
and Angie Cornwell added two hits
apiece.
East Lincoln grabbed an early
lead and held on to win last
Monday's contest and throw the
race into a tie. Courtney Goforth
led the KM attack with three hits.
"We fell behind early and it was
just too hard to come back," Coach
Harris said.
But the Lady Patriots bounced
back Friday with a 16-6 victory
over Crest in a makeup game.
Tonia Barnette hit a. grand slam
homer and Courtney Goforth and
Kelli Stepp added two hits. each to
lead the KM plate attack.
Monday afternoon, the KM de-
fense turned three double plays in a
12-2, five-inning victory over
Lincolnton. Worcester hit a home
run and Barnette, Stepp and Barnes
added two hits apiece.
Tuesday Was "Split" Night —
In KM Duckpin Bowling
It was a night for "splits" in
Mixed Duckpin Bowling League
action Tuesday night at Dilling
Heating.
First place Wally's split a four-
game set with John's but still man-
aged to hold the lead because Lib's
and Johnny's also split to remain
tied for second.
-Wally's now has a 16-12 record,
followed by Lib's and Johnny's at
~15-13 and John's at 10-18. :
Betty Hullender led the scoring
for Wally's with a 127 line and 321
series. John Dilling led his team
with a 120 line and 329 set and
Ethel Tignor added a 115-308.
Johnny Dye had the hot hand of
the night, rolling a 151 line and
401 set to lead his team's split with
Lib's. Lib Gault had a 135 line and
376 set and Jack Barrett added a
118-341 for Lib's.
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The Kings Mountain Parks and
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