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ROGER CLEMENS
In The Lead For KM Relay Team.
KMHS Third In Sectional Track Meet
Kings Mountain's Mountaineers
finished third in the Sectional Track
Meet last Thursday at East
Henderson High School and will
compete in the Western Regionals
Saturday at Shelby.
North Buncombe won the event
with 98 points. Shelby followed
with 90 and KM had 81.
Victor Bell picked up the only
two first places for the
Mountaineers. He won the 400 me-
ters in 53.20 seconds, edging Dean
Lytles of Brevard who was the state
champion last year in the 100 and
200 meters. Lytle is headed to Notre
Dame on a track scholarship. Lytle's
time was 53.59 seconds.
Bell also won the long jump with
aleap of 21'3 1/2".
Other KM finishers:
110 high hurdles - Craig Goode
fourth, 15.95; Timmy McClain
sixth.
100 meters - Rodney Houser
fifth, 11.7.
400 meters - Mike Byers fourth,
3.35.9.
300 hurdles - Craig Goode sixth,
44.65.
200 meters - Mike Byers second,
23.17; Rodney Houser third, 23.61;
Diron Bell sixth, 24.06.
Pole vault - Andy Turner third,
11 feet.
1600 meters - Ryan Hollifield
second, 4:38; Roger Clemons, third,
4:42.
800 relay - Mike Byers, Rodney
Houser, Diron Bell and Pat Ross
third, 1:31.89.
400 relay - Tony Currence,
Eugene Morgan, John Forrest and
Pat Ross, fifth, 46.6.
Triple jump - Timmy McClain
sixth, 39'2".
3200 meters - Ronnie Yarbro
fifth, 10:49.
1600 relay - Ryan Hollifield,
John Forrest, Victor Bell, Mike
Byers, fourth, 3:33.16.
Saturday's Regionals at Shelby
will get underway at 10 a.m. with
the finals to begin at 1 p.m. The top
four in each event will qualify for
the state meet May 26 in Raleigh.
Dye Wins Duckpin Bowling Crown
First half champion Johnny Dye
won three of four games from sec-
ond half champ Wally Mocanu
Tuesday night in a special roll-off
for the Mixed Duckpin Bowling
League championship at Dilling
Heating.
Dye won the first two games of
the scheduled five-game series.
Mocanu came back to win the third
game before Dye closed out the se-
ries in the fourth match.
Dye rolled a 133 game to lead
his team to victory in the first
match, 369-346. Mocanu led his
group with a 139.
JACKIE HOUSTON
Jackie Houston
Wins In Tennis
Jackie Houston of Kings
Mountain won first place in the
Hickory Junior Invitational Tennis
Tournament in the 12-year girls
novice division last weekend.
Miss Houston defeated Tracy
Brooks 6-1, 6-2; Ryan Weaver 6-1,
6-2; Courtney Kingston 6-3, 6-4;
and Danielle Fox 7-6, 1-6, 6-3.
Jackie's home court is Kings
Mountain Country Club. She is a
fifth grade student at North School
and is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Martin Stallings.
BUS DRIVER CLASS
Bus driver training classes will
be held Tuesday, May 22, and
Thursday, May 24, from 8:30 a.m. |
to 2:30 p.m. at Crest High School.
In the second game, R.W.
Hullender rolled a 151 as Dye dom-
inated the game, 393-323. Janet
Parker led Mocanu with a 111.
Mary Eastwood turned in the
highest game of the night, a 147, to
lead Mocanu to victory in the third
game, 388-328. Dye led his group
with a 130.
Hullender's 133 led Dye to victo-
ry in the deciding fourth game. Dye
won 359-320.
Members of the championship
team were Dot Mobley, R.W.
Hullender and Johnny Dye.
Members of the Mocanu team were
Wally Mocanu, Mary Eastwood and
Janet Parker.
Bar H Championship Rodeo |
May 18-19 In Boiling Springs
The third annual Bar H
Championship Rodeo and Country
Festival will take place May 18-19
at the Bar H arena in Boiling
Springs. The country festival and
hot dog-hamburger supper will be-
gin at 6 p.m. each day and the
championship rodeo will be sanc-
tioned by the Southern States
Professional Rodeo Association.
This year's rodeo is being sponsored
by the Flint- Hill Baptist Church
youth.
The best of professional rodeo
competition will be featured.
Almost all past and current champi-
ons will be entered.
Bar H Championship Rodeo
Productions has a record number of
award winning livestock. 1986 saw
#8 Eightball in the bull riding and
#1 National Anthem in the bareback
bronc riding win bucking bull and
horse of the year. Both animals won
again in 1987. 1988 saw the Bar H
bull #03 Fat Albert and horse #235
Bamboo Sue win bucking animals
of the year. Bar H bull #13 Famous
Amos and bucking horse #85
Mongo won the bucking animals of
the year awards in 1989.
"When you take the best of
rodeo livestock, top cowboys and
cowgirls and add some color, pro-
duction, acts, and professional per-
sonnel, then you have a Bar H
Championship Rodeo," said pro-
moter Thurston Hamrick. "This
rodeo is the best in family entertain-
ment and everyone is encouraged to
come join in the fun and excite-
ment."
For more information, call
704/434-2866.
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Hotlines for health
Need to locate a local support group before cancer
ry? Or information about anorexia? Or learning §
disorders? Or caring for elderly parents?A telephone
network has been set up by the National Health
Information Center that can "hook you up' to get the
health information you need.
By calling 1-800-336-4797, you can be referred to
more than 1,000 public service organizations offering
toll-free numbers and brochures, or to programs
handling various problems.
For specific diagnoses or treatments, however, you
can depend on your personal doctor and pharmacist.
Harp
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709 W. Mountain St. 739-3687
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Larry Emory Wins
Bass Tournament
Larry Emory caught nine
pounds, nine ounces of bass to win
the Cleveland County Bass Club
Tournament Saturday at Lake
Wateree, S.C.
Second place was Randy Hall
with nine pounds, four ounces; and
third was Larry Melton with seven
pounds, eight ounces. Melton also
caught the big fish.
Sports Banquet
Monday Night
Kings Mountain High's annual
spring sports banquet will be held
Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the high
school cafeteria.
Tickets are $7 each and can be
purchased from Sandra Bumgardner
at the KMHS main office.
Outstanding athletes from all
winter and spring sports will receive
trophies and the Male and Female
Athletes of the Year will be an-
nounced.
Softball
Buckner .354, Tessie Ruff .345 and
Holly Goforth .316.
Ruff led th2 hitting in last week's
victory over Shelby with 3-for-5.
Whitaker, Leftwich, Smith and
Goforth added two hits each.
Kings Mountain won the confer-
ence with an 11-1 record and has a
16-1 overall mark.
Leigh has a team in the state
playoffs for the fourth time and his
second straight year at KMHS.
Before coming back home to coach
at his alma mater, Leigh coached his
Canton Pisgah team to the state fi-
nals twice.
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