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_ Page 6A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, August 30, 1990 It's Pigskin Picking Time It's that time again! : The Kings Mountain Herald's i pigskin experts bring out their * crystal balls this week to begin an- £ other season of picking the winners “of each weekend's high school and college football games. Editor Gary Stewart came on :strong after a mid-season slump to tedge Bullet Bob Hayes by two ‘picks to win last year's competi- tion. The Big Guy from the KMPD vows revenge this year. Joining the dynamic duo as a season-long prognosticator this year is the Herald's publisher, Big D Austin. With Hayes determined to handcuff Stewart this year the editor said he had to beat some- body and he knew Big D knows very little, if anything, about foot- ball. There will be one guest picker this year as opposed to two last season. This week's guest is Big D's brother, Gino, thc night-time gospel DJ from WKMT and local racing expert. The four pickers differ on just a few games this week....but enough . to give one of them an early lead. RACING From Page 5-A switched from Oldsmobile to Chevrolet, a move most teams dread during the off season. Their success continued. Saturday morning in Bristol Kodak signed a three-year agree- ment with the Morgan-McClure team. Saturday night in the Busch 500, [rvan proved to Kodak, Morgan- McClure Racing and crew chief Tony Glover that he was the right choice. Making it even sweeter, it was also the first Winston victory for owner Larry McClure after 161 starts. PISGAH From Page 5-A "We actually spend time in prac- tice running in and out in all phases of the game, so our players know exactly what they're supposed to Sor ticks said. "You don't have to J%e an athlete to stay in a game and now where you're supposed to be. We wasted all three of our second «half timeouts and, quite obviously, we could have used them at the end.” THE YARDSTICK KM CP 1st downs. 2.7 Yds. rushing 70 158 Yds. passing 0 60 Passes 0-6 4-6 Punts 4-34 4-33 Fumbles 0 0 Yds. Pen. 15 38 Score by quarters: T KMO006 2-8 CP700 5--13 CP - Thomasson 34 (Skidmore kick) KM - Houser 76 pt. return (Kick failed) CP - Bryson 7 run (Kick failed) KM - Safety, Hopper blocked punt out of endzone. run KM JAYVEES From Page 5-A Marcus Bell, Antoinne Brown, ‘Kevin Brown, Leon Burris, James Ellis, Tamaron Gaines, Demaris Henson, Kasey Holland, Derek Houser, Ricky Huffman, Jamie Ladd, David McCoy, James McGill, Cedric Moore, Bo Phongsa, Jody Putnam, Chris Rider, Keith Rhodes, Scott Roper, Lequan Smith, Sheldon Smith, Travis Smith, Kelly Ware, Shane Webb, Sherman Witcher, Maurice Young, Brent Turner and Sajad Roberts. "We're young and inexperienced in a lot of positions," said Coach Bumgardner. "We've got several kids coming back but they're going into new positions. We look good up front and overall we're probably quicker than w were last year." Kings Mountain had a strong running game last year but Bumgardner hopes to develop a better passing attack this season. "Early in the season, though, we'll probably go mostly with the run,” he said. "The key to having a good running game is the ability to get outside and then have a tough kid who can get the yardage in- side." Bumgardner will be assisted this year by Ricky Fortner, Ronny Funderburke and Dave Faugherson. K.M. at B. City KM. KM. K.M. Burns at Crest Burns Burns Crest Burns Freedom at E. Ruth. East East Freedom Freedom East Gaston at N. Gaston East East East East Chase at R-S Central R-S R-S R-S R-S Shelby at Hunter Huss Huss Huss Huss Shelby S.Paint at Ashbrook! Ashbrook Ashbrook Ashbrook Ashbrook Long Beach at Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Duke at South Car. Duke usc usc Duke Miami (0) at UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC Wake Forest at Rice Wake Wake Wake Rice Western Car. at N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State VPI at Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland VPI - East Tenn. at ASU ASU ASU ETSU ASU Virginia at Kansas Winston Cup racing continues this Sunday at Darlington. Grand National cars run on Saturday. The Southern 500 is the final crown jewel race of the Winston Million bonus. Derrike Cope (Daytona), Dale Earnhardt (Talledega), and Rusty Wallace (Charlotte) ech have wins at other jewel race: A driver must win three to get the Million dollar bonus. If either of these drivers win Sunday he will receive $100,000. All three drivers run good at Darlington. CAROLINA SPEEDWAY Doug Sanders beat Ken Rominger to the finish line in Saturday night's late model race at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia. Sanders’ car was protested but proved to be legal. John Pursley, Gene Sanders and Lynn Mercer completed the top five. WE BELIEVE............. Virginia Virginia The Super Six race was won by John Pursley, who beat out brothers Doug and Gene Sanders, Roger Stone and Dan Yarborough. The Mini Stock battle went to Rooster Ghantt over Ronnie Bolin, Ben Sullivan, Bob Leslie and James Galloway. The Street Stock A-Main went to Mickey Barber, who out ran Joe Robinson, Todd Bolin, Ricky Taylor and Dan Killian. Tom Barber was the B-Main winner, followed by Terry Russell, Burton Cantrell, Winn Nichols and Cecil Harris. In the track points race, Buster May is the late model leader. The points lead changed in the Super Stock division with Ronnie Bolin taking a one point lead over Joe Robinson. CHEROKEE SPEEDWAY Mike Gault of Gaffney dominat- ed the final portion of the kelly 1 Stop Special for Thunder and Virginia Virginia Lightning racers Saturday night at Cherokee Speedway, then held off Danny Willis in a final lap shootout to claim the largest payoff in the history of the division. Gault collected $1,500 for his win, $175 in lap leader money and $100 for posting the fastest qualifying time. Gault now has three wins and a second place finish in his last four outings. In the 30 lap late model main, Simpsonville's David Moyer led the entire distance. Rick Gosnell won the limited modified, Billy Blanton won the Baby Bomber, Eddie Pack won the Bomber, and Marty Reid won the Stock Four race. Saturday night's program will in- clude the second annual Pepsi Sizzler, a 50-lap, $3,000 to win event for late models. Additional prize money will be on the line for the five other divisions. Gates open at 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7:30. aia SELLS CARS ACCLAIMSS Air, Power Locks, Rear Defroster, Cruise, Tilt, Power Windows, AM/FM Cassette, Stock # 2018 ( V-6 =NGINE ) 4 You Pay Only Selling Price #12,206 248“ Based On 12.5% APR-10% Down. Tax, Tag, Doc. 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The Kings Mountain boys will be defending their first-ever: Southwestern 3-A Conference championship ‘while the girls will be trying to improve on a third place finish. Gordon Edwards takes over the coaching duties this year and ex- pects both of his teams to be com- petitive. Members of the boys team are Ronnie Yarbro, Matt Stout, Bill Foard, Matthew Denton, Tracey Shipman, Mike Black, Ronnie Ledford, Jon Putnam, Chuckie Dixon, Ken Rochford, Matt - Shockley, Allen Logan, Kyle Hamrick and Ira Walker. Members of the girls team are Sarah Dilling, Brenda Ledford, Brandi Sheppard, Everly Hutchinson, Sybilla Ridenhour, Lynn Foster and Dawn Hardin. In addition to the regular season meets, the KM teams will compete in the Winthrop College Invitational on Sat., Sept. 22. Twenty-five high school teams will compete, along with JV teams and college teams. THE SCHEDULE Sept. 13 - KM, Shelby at South Point; Sept. 20 - East Rutherford, South Point at KM; Sept. 27 - KM, Shelby at East Rutherford; Oct. 4 - KM, R-S Central at Shelby; Oct. 11 - North Gaston, South Point at KM; Oct. 18 - Pre-Conference meet at Shelby; Oct. 25 - Conference meet at Shelby; Nov. 1 - Regional meet; Nov. 10 - State meet. NEW ISSUE 230,000 Shares Of Common Stock First Carolina Federal Savings Bank Subject and pursuant to the terms of its Plan of Conversion, First Carolina Federal savings bank is offering for sale a maximum of 230,000 shares of its common stock issuable upon conversion of the Seve Bank to a federal stock savings bank. The shares are being concurrently offered in a Subscription Offering to certain savings account and borrower members of the Savings Bank. Any shares not subscribed for in the Subscription Offering will then be available for purchase by the general public in a Community Offering. 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