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Page 10A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, June 11, 1992
KM runners [Scoreboard |
finish high
Several Kings Mountain runners
were among the winners in the re-
cent Mountain Fest Run.
Gray Howard was the male win-
ner in the fun run with a time of
6:09. Grady Hall of Kings
Mountain was second in 7:04 and
Lane Wood of Kings Mountain
was third in 7:31.
Alice Ann Howard of Kings
Mountain won the female division
in 6:50. :
Brian Clark of Forest City won
the male 5K run in 16:49. Adam
McIntyre of Shelby was second in
18:18 and Dan Williams of Boiling
Springs was third in 18:30. In the
female division, Becky Wall of
Boiling Springs won in 21:34, fol-
lowed by Wanda Brooks of
Newton in 21:56 and Sarah Currie
of Shelby in 22:35.
In the 10K run, Tony Adair of
Forest City finished first in the
male division in 35:54. Jerry
Noftsger of Shelby was second in
36:46 and Terry Campbell of
Bakersville third in 36:54. In the
female division, Amy Gibson of
Rutherfordton was first in 48:50,
Debbie Howard of Gastonia sec-
ond in 49:02 and Caroline Schott.
of Kings Mountain third in 54:16.
The oldest participating male
was J.R. Owensby of Gastonia and
the oldest female was Susie
Putnam of Grover. The youngest
male was Brandt Potts of Gastonia.
owgirls bomb
iling Springs
The Cov
iia Baptist Church field.
starter in Coach Charlie
“Eurns' lineup got at least two hits
in Saturday's big victory. Callie
Rayfield led the way with S5-for-5
and Crissie Johnsonbaugh and
Karen Queen were 4-for-4 each.
One of Queen's hits was a home
run.
BM Kings Mountain's Bryan
' Jones was recently named to the
All-American tennis team. The
University of North Carolina se-
nior completely a brilliant four-
year career by winning the ACC
championship and being named
ACC Player of the Year and ACC
Tournament MVP. He had a 2-2
record in the NCAA champi-
onships. He finished the year
ranked 20th in the nation.
BW Tickets for the 1992 Division
1 Men's Soccer Championships, to
be played December 4 & 6 at
Richardson Field on the campus of
Davidson College, have gone on
sale at the Davidson Athletic
Office. Ticket booklets, consisting
of a single ticket for both semifinal
games and the finals, will be $15
each. To order tickets, or for more
information about the tournament,
call 1-800-768-CATS, or write
Davidson College Athletic Ticket
Office, PO Box 1750, Davidson,
NC 28036.
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‘(Kings Mountain Men's Industrial
League softball results. All games
played at the Parks and Recreation
Department).
Spectrum 12, Eaton 10
Lithium 17, Wirtz 3
Commercial 24, Ruppe 2
Clevemont 15, Anvil 9
Clevemont 4, Lithium 1
Anvil 17, Ruppe 8
KMG Minerals 14, Spectrum 6
Commercial 19, Wirtz 7
(Kings Mountain Coach Pitch 7-8
Year Old baseball results. All games
played at the Parks and Recreation
Department). :
Cubs 23, Parkdale 7
BAA 16, Hardins 15
Cubs 16, Peggy's 13
(Kings Mountain Minor League 9-
10 Year Old baseball results. All games
played at the Parks and Recreation
Department).
First Carolina 9, Sox 8
WP - C. Morgan.
FC - E. Osteen 2 hits. Sox - P. Bolin
3 his. :
First Carolina 14, A's 12
WP - J. Kies
FC - E. Osteen 2 hits. A's - T.
Mieswenkel 1 hit.
A's 12, Rangers 0
WP - E. Boyd.
Rangers - N. Wells 1 hit. A's - C.
Morrison 2 hits.
Cardinals 7, Rangers 4
WP - M. Ashe.
Rangers - M. Adams 1 hit. Cards -
M. Ingrams 1 hit.
(Kings Mountain Major League 11-
12 Year Old baseball results. All games
played at the Parks and Recreation
Department).
Eaton Reds 3, First National 1
WP - H. Suber.
EN - C. Phillips 1 hit. Reds - H.
= Suber and B. Blackburn 1 hit each.
American Legion 9, Eaton Reds 8
WP - Martin.
AL - S. Martin 1 hit. Reds - H.
Suber and C. Caldwell 1 hit.
Hardees 5, First National 3
ALL-SWC
From Page 9-A
of East Rutherford was named
Coach of the Year.
Others on the team were Seth °
Moore of Burns, John Schweppe of
Shelby, Nick Elliott of East
Rutherford, Ben Taylor of North
Gaston, Grant Deviney of R-S
Central and Travis Nixon of South
Point.
B Track - Kings Mountain's
Diron Bell shared the Track Player
of the Year Award with Brian Clark
of R-S Central. South Point's Jason
Self was named Player of the Year
in Field Events and Shelby's Chris
Norman was named Coach of the
Year.
Tammy Allen of East Rutherford
and Vonne Walton of Shelby were
named Players of the Year in Girls
Field events and North Gaston's
Damenda Dellinger was Player of
the Year in Track. Shelby's Tim
Davis was Coach of the Year.
All-Conference honors, which
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Hardees - J. Putnam and R. Putnam
1 hit. FN - S. Denton 1 hit.
Recreation
(The following activities have been
scheduled by the Kings Mountain
Parks and Recreation Department. All
activities are at the Community Center
unless otherwise noted. For more infor-
mation call the Community Center at
739-9631 or 734-0449.
BM Aerobics - Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, 8:40-9:40 a.m; Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 9:45-10:45
a.m.; Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Monday-
Thursday, 6:30-7:30 p.m. The fee is
$10 for inside city residents and $15
for outside city residents. Register be-
tween the 1st and 5th of each month.
BM Water aerobics - Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 11 a.m.-12
noon; and Tuesday and Thursday,
6:300r:30 p.m. at Neisler Natatroium.
The fee is $10 for senior citizens, $15
for inside city residents and $22.50 for
outside city residents.
HW Playground Pals - Playground
* Pals is open to children ages 3-5 each
Tuesday ‘and Thursday from 9:30-
11:30 a.m. The fee is $8 for inside city
residents and $12 for outside city resi-
dents. There are plenty of games and
learning activities, arts and crafts, and
playground activities. Enrollment is
limited so pre-registration is required.
B Swimming lessons - Swimming
lessons for ages 1-12 years will be held
June 15-26, July 6-17 and July 27-
August 7. There is a fee.
B Flower arranging class - A begin-
ner flower arranging class will begin
Monday, July 13. Each class will con-
sist of two hours of instruction. The
dates of classes are July 13, 20 and 27
from 6-8 p.m. each night. Instructor is
Tim Hord of Kings Mountain Florist.
Registration fee is $15. Supplies will
be extra. Pre-registration is required.
HB Preschool tumbling - Tumbling
for ages 3-6 years is held each
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning from 8:45-9:45. Some dance
is also offered. The fee is $10 for in-
side city residents and $15 for outside
city residents.
BM Youth and adult tennis - Lessons
are held for youth and adults at Deal
Street courts. The fee ranges from $18
to $23. Lessons run for two weeks.
go to the top two finishers in each
event in the SWC meet, were an-
nounced earlier.
BM Golf - Matt Heavner was the
only Kings Mountain player on the
All-SWC golf team. Matt Clement
of East Rutherford was Player of
the Year and Jack Huss of R-S
Central was Coach of the Year,
~ Others on the team were Martin
Beam of Burns, Brian Conner of
East Rutherford, Michael Eckard
of Shelby, Chad Murray, Shane
Dotson and Scott Hodge of R-S,
and Clay Dellinger of North
Gaston.
BW Wachovia Trophy - In the race
for the Wachovia Trophy, which
goes to the school with the overall
best athletic program for the school
year, Kings Mountain edged
Shelby 129-127. Points are award-
ed on the teams’ finish in each indi-
vidual sport.
R-S Central finished third with
112 points, followed by East
Rutherford 107, North Gaston
97.5, South Point 94, and Burns
83.5.
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