Second
Kings Mountain High's swim-
mers finished second to Salisbury
in a three-team meet Wednesday at
Neisler Natatorium.
The Salisbury boys compiled 74
points to 50 for KM and 24 for
Chase. The Salisbury girls edged
KM 59-54, with Chase coming in
third with 35 points.
Aaron Allen won two first
places for the KM boys. He won
the 200 yard individual medley in
2:23.56 and the 100 yard free style
in 56.53.
John Jones also won a first place
for KM, taking the 100 yard breast
stroke in 1:14.27.
Kings Mountain's 200 yard med-
ley relay won in 2:03.04. Members
of the team were Benji Davis,
Jones, Allen and Todd Bell.
Davis won second places in the
200-free style in 2:21.66 and the
100 yard back stroke in 1:09.20.
David Stout of the Mountaineers
was second in the 100 yard breast
stroke in 1:19.89.
Finishing third for KM were
Stout in the 200 yard free style and
Bell in the 100 yard free style.
Paula Eckard won a pair of first
places for the KM girls. She swan
the 200 yard individual medley in
2:37.95 and the 100 yard free style
in 1:03.63. She also joined with
Gail Hardin, Sarah Mayse and
Emily Campbell to win the 200
yard medley relay in 2:227.
Kings Mountain picked up five
second places. Mayse was second
in the 200 yard free style in
2:19.42 and the 100 yard breast
stroke in 1:21.37; Hardin was sec-
ond in the 100 yard back stroke in
1:25.37 and the 50 yard free style
in 32.06; and Campbell was second
in the 100 yard free style in
1:14.10.
Campbell was third in the 100
yard breast stroke in 1:28.70 and
Lisa Droz was third in the 100 yard
back stroke in 1:38.35.
The Kings Mountain swimmers
were scheduled to host the annual
Southwestern 3-A Conference
meet yesterday. Swimmers who
qualified will go to Lenoir-Rhyne
College February 16-17 for the
Western Regional Meet.
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GOING TO REGIONALS-These members of the KMHS boys swim
team will compete in the Regional Swim Meet at Lenior-Rhyne
College. They are: Aaron Allen, James Goad, Jonathan Jones, Benji
Davis, David Stout and Todd Bell.
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Photos by Dieter Melhorn
QUALIFY FOR REGIONALS - These Kings Mountain High
School swimmers have qualified for next week's Regional Swim
Meet at Lenior-Rhyne College. Seated (left to right) Gail Hardin
and Emily Campbell; Standing Paula Eckard, Gail Hardin, Jennifer
Perkins, Liza Droz, and Genora Taylor
Activities Slated At KM Recreation Department
The follow activities are avail-
able at Kings Mountain Parks and
Recreation Department. For more
information, call 739-9631 or 734-
0449.
*Kung Fu classes are held on
Mondays and Thursdays from 7-
8:30 p.m. The fee is $20 per person
or $40 per family,
*The Table Tennis Club meets
every Monday night. There is no
fee. Each participant must furnish
his own paddle.
*All walkers and joggers who
wish to exercise inside may do so
each weekday from 8 a.m. until
noon at the Community Center
gym. There is no charge.
* Aerobics classes meet Monday
through Thursday from 5:30-6:30
p.m. The fee is $10 per month and
the class is taught by Carrie
*Pro wrestling will come to the
Community Center gym on Sat.,
Feb. 24. Call the center for the
names of wrestlers and admission
charges.
*The weight room is open to the
public during the month of
February. Call the center for reser-
vations.
*The gym is open for free play
on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday from 1:30-5 p.m.
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Western Auto Leads Youth League
Western Auto won two more
games during the past week to
open a two-game lead in 8-10 year
old Youth Basketball League ac-
tion at the KM Recreation
Department.
Western Auto now has a 4-0
record, followed by Parker's
Amoco and KM Chiropractic at 2-
2 each, and Custom Metal at 0-4.
Western Auto beat: Parker's 29-
13 and KM Chiropractic 25-9 dur-
First Union,
First Union and Optimist won
two games each to remain unbeat-
en in 11-12 year old Youth
Basketball League action this week
at the Kings Mountain Parks and
Recreation Department.
First Union now has a 4-0
record, followed by Optimist 3-0,
The Door 1-3 and First Federal 0-
4.
First Union defeated First
KM Junior Varsity
Whips East 93-70
Kings Mountain High's junior
varsity basketball team ran its
record to 14-1 Friday afternoon
with a 93-70 victory over East
Rutherford.
Marquiz Williams led the KM
scoring with 26 points. Tavan
Williams added 18, Shawn Grier
14, Jerry Black 8, Diron Bell,
Justin Jones and Chad Spriggs six
each, Shane Crocker five and Max
Washington four.
KM Junior Varsity
Beats Burns 68-59
Kings Mountain High's junior
varsity basketball team ran its
record to 15-1 Tuesday afternoon
with a 68-59 victory at Burns.
Marquiz Williamson led the
Mountaineers with 26 points and
Tavan Williams added 22. Jerry
Black had nine, Max Washington
and Shawn Grier three each, Shane
Crocker and Diron Bell two each,
and Freddie Adams one.
KM travels to North Gaston
Friday at 4:30 and hosts Shelby
Tuesday at 4:30.
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ing the past week.
Against Parker's, Wesley
Bridges scored 17 points and Bo
Walker and Jeremy Cook 5 each.
Andy Wright scored six for
Parker's.
Against KM Chiropractic,
Jeremy Cooke scored 14 and
Wesley Bridges four. Ricky
Southard and Zach George scored’
three each for KM Chiropractic,
In other games last week, KM
Chiropractic edged Custom Metal
21-20 and Parker's defeated
Custom 27-18,
Ricky Carroll scored 11 points
and Ricky Southard four to lead
KM Chiropractic over Custom,
Aaron Patterson scored seven and
Wesley Blanton five for Custom
Metal.
Jeremiah Banks scored 11 points
and Rusty Putnam eight to lead
Parker's over Custom, Aaron
Patterson had eight and Wesley
Blanton six for Custom,
Optimist Still Unbeaten
Federal 34-22 as Michael Cobb
scored 12 points and Brian
Lefevers 9. Cameron Falls scored
15 and Justin Champion 4 for First
Federal.
James Green scored 21 points
and Huntsinger 7 to lead Optimist
over The Door. Kevin Melton and
Kenny Bridges had 12 each for
The Door.
Dellinger scored 10 points and
Huntsinger 8 to lead Optimist over
First Federal. Davis Jennings
scored 11 and Justin Champion 7
for First Federal.
Sidney Bridges scored 28 points
and Michael Cobb 16 to lead First
Union over The ‘Door. Kevin
Melton scored 18 and Timmy
Harrelson 8 for The Door.
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