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| Ion Pats boot Shelby Kings Mountain Middle School's soccer team scored an impressive 3-1 victory over Shelby Monday afternoon at the KM field. Wesley Bridges scored on a breakaway and Brian Maxey scored on a kick from almost mid- field for the Patriots. Kings Mountain's other goal came when a Shelby player accidentally kicked the ball into the goal. "We played very well both on offense and defense," said Coach Cheryl Lutz, whose team dropped an earlier 2-0 decision to Shelby i in Shelby. Defensive standouts for the Patriots included Ricky Southard, Collin Goforth, Hunter Suber, Daniel Tedder, Sloan Goforth, Eric Paul, Shawn Sellers and Rusty Putnam. The Patriots battled a strong Crest team to a 0-0 tie last Thursday. Kings Mountain hosts Burns Thursday at 4 p.m. 12-under booters win 2-1 CAJA ORMAND Scores two in win over R-S Central Crest here Saturday Thursday, September 24, 1992 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 7A KM booters battle Kings Mountain High's soccer team battled from behind in the second overtime to tie South Point 3-3 in Southwestern 3-A Conference action Monday night in Belmont. The Mountaineers, 1-0-1 in the conference and 6-1-1 overall, were scheduled to host North Gaston in a SWC match last night. Dan Potter's teams will host 4-A Crest in a JV-varsity doubleheader Saturday beginning at 5:30 at Gamble Stadium. Sarimaha Rithiphong scored off an assist from Caja Ormand with five minutes remaining to give the Mountaineers the tie with the Red Raiders. South Point had taken a 3- 2 lead just two minutes earlier. Kings Mountain went into the game sky-high and grabbed a 1-0 lead just two minutes into the game as Clay Corry scored off an assist from Rithiphong. "After that, we kind of let down and just went through the mo- tions," Potter said. "It was kind of a frustrating game but I was real proud of the way our guys came back. It would have been real easy to to hang our heads after South Point went ahead 3-2 with seven minutes remaining in the second overtime. But we really came back strong to tie it." South Point tied the game at 1-1 midway through the first half; then Kings Mountain grabbed a 2-1 edge just before halftime on an in- credible 35-yard left-footed shot by Mike Bridges. "It was a once in a lifetime shot," Potter said. "That kind of thing just doesn't happen. It was a rocket to the far corner, just an in- credible shot that shocked every- body." South Point came back to tie the score again midway of the second half. Neither team scored in the first 10-minute overtime. "They had a 20-15 advantage in shots, but most of their misses were from a great distance,” Potter noted. "We hit the crossbar twice back to tie Raiders and the goal post twice. We were * all around their goal but just didn't hit the mark." Potter said South Point's defense kept dropping back closer to the goal, making it very difficult for Kings Mountain to score. "But our guys are learning to handle frustration,” he said. "We have to learn how to pull the other team out of the goal area." BM In action last week, the Mountaineers got two goals from Caja Ormand to defeat R-S Central 2-0 in their first conference game Wednesday at Gamble Stadium. Rithiphong and Lewis Nance got the assists and Damon Putnam and Brad Putnam split goal-keeping duties. "That team just always gives us a fit," Potter said. "I don't know what it is." R-S Central tied the Mountaineers last year for the only blemish on KM's conference cham- pionship regular season. Editor takes early lead in picking the winners By LES SEE brought up the rear with a 7-8 Ye old editor is back where he mark. : Kings Mountain teams won one belongs. Tie Dye and his Auburn War of three games in Greater CLeveland County Soccer Association action Saturday. In 12-under action, Kings Mountain's B team defeated Keeter Ford 2-1. Lance Putnam and Zack George scored the KM goals. In 10-under action, Kings Mountain lost to Alexander 5-1 in the 10-under division. Bassit GARY STEWART (10-5) Myers Park over Ashbrk. "DARRELL AUSTIN Ashbrook (9-6) Ashbrook Myers Park Bandys over Cherryville Bandys Bandys Bandys Mooresville over Bess. C. Mooresville Mooresville Mooresville Gary Stewart picked 10 of 15 winners of area high school and college football games last week to grab a one-game lead in the Pigskin Pickers contest. Stewart won the contest three years in a row before being embarrassed by Daring Darrell Austin and Bullet Bob Hayes last year. Darrell and Bob had to settle for Eagles handed the lead to Stewart by booting a last-second field goal to beat LSU, This week's guest is Jake Dixon of Home Federal Savings Bank fame. He's also runs the clock for Kings Mountain High's home foot- ball games, and he plans to get the guests back into the thick of the Gangoo scored the KM goal. Shelby over Burns Shelby Shelby . Burns a tie for second last week, compil- battle before Stewart goes into his In 12-under play, Kings - ing a 9-6 record. John McGinnis, prevent defense and runs the clock Mountain lost to Shoco 2-1. Robin Chase over West Lincoln Chase Chase Chase the first of 10 weekly guests, outon the other three. Perkins scored for KM. E. Ruth. over R-S Cent. East Ruth East Ruth East Ruth This Saturday, Kings Mountain's 10-under team will play Software in a 9 a.m. contest at Graham School in Shelby. The two Kings Mountain 12-under teams play each other at Davidson Park in Kings Mountain at 11 a.m. Caveny unbeaten in bowling league John Caveny won four more games last week to remain unbeat- en after two weeks of action in the Thursday Night Mixed Duckpin N. Meck over E. Gaston East Gaston East Gaston North Meck Garinger over Hunter Hus Garinger Garinger Hunter Huss S. Point over N. Gaston South Point South Point South Point Blacksbg over Chessnee Blacksburg Blacksburg Blacksburg Clemson over Ga. Tech Clemson Clemson Clemson Virginia over Duke Virginia Virginia Virginia “Penn St. over Maryland Maryland Penn State ~ Penn State NC State over UNC NC State NC State NC State Georgia over Old Miss Georgia ‘Dawgs Georgia 1-85 at Exit #5. ; (Dixon School Rd. Iv. Red Barn Behind Truck Stop) BsHoP e | have way$ fo make Jou talk) # 3 hse YETI SE i A Kings Mountain, NC 28086 ' (704) 739-9907 Bowling League at Dilling Gaston College Foundation eating. TT in Maes to sponsor golf tournament ’ Caveny bowled a 124 line and 339 set, Jerome-Grant added a 119-311 and Margaret Dilling had a 102- 302. Myers led his group with a 110-330 and Bobby Rathbone added a 119-308. In another match, Tommy Barrett took over second place win a 3-1 win over Jack Barrett. Tommy Barrett led his group with a 117-327. Bill Myers led the losers with a97-281. The standings: Caveny 8-0, Tommy Barrett 4-4, Myers 3-5, Jack Barrett 1-7. The Gaston College Foundation will hold its first annual golf tour- nament October 13 at Cramer Mountain Country = Club. Registration begins at 11:30 a.m. All funds will be used for schol- arships at Gaston. Golf irons, trips, and other prizes will be awarded for the longest putt, longest drive, best overall score, closest to the pin, and most accurate putting, Golfers will also have the chance to win a 1992 Buick Skylark donated by Sale ~ Auto Mall by scoring a hole-in-one on a designated hole. The cost is $100, which includes cart and green fees, a "goody" bag, lunch, and the awards ceremony. Business or individuals may sponsor a hole for $150. The spon- sor's name will be displayed on a tee or a green sign. The field is limited to 132 play- ers. For more information, call Sheila Parker at 922-6481. You can be a part of this campaign. . Concerned about... ... Affordable medical care? ... Jobs for those who want to work? ... Real family values? ... Early childhood education? ... Rural communities? ... An honest and balanced budget? ... Clean air and water? ... Social Security and pension protection? SANFORD roSENATE Ch 0 mmunity American Red Cross fe U.S. Senator Terry Sanford is one of a kind when it comes to taking your concerns to Washing- ton. He focuses his attention and energies on the issues that North Carolinians care about. And his record proves it! As North Carolina State Senator and Governor, he was a champion of education, founded the Community College System, the Governor's School, and the Head Start concept...recognized as the modern "Education Governor" ...named one of the nation's ten best governors in the 20th century. "There's not a more independent, more forceful, more experienced person in the United States Senate than Terry Sanford. " U.S. Senator Jay Rockefeller Vote for one of a kind - - vote Terry Sanford for US. Senate. This campaign needs your help and your contributions. Your support in any amount is a great help! CALL NOW 1-800-722-1992 with your MC/VISA and whatever the amount, you can make a real difference. Committee to elect Terry Sanford to U.S. Senate, Alton Buck, Treasurer. | | | | The employees of Security Capital Bancorp and its banking subsidiaries raised $5,495 in personal contributions to aid the | victims of Hurricane Andrew. The banks matched the employees’ | gifts up to $5,000. 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