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A 2 TT HE EE Ts HH TH i HE TE Ee a en Marcus Bell tries to work the ball inside for Kings Mountain's Mountaineers. The Mountaineers host Shelby Friday. Kings Mountain's Mountaineers almost pulled off what would have been a sensational fourth quarter comeback but fell to Burns 54-49 in Southwestern 3-A Conference basketball action Friday night at Fallston. The Mountaineers trailed 44-22 going into the final eight minutes but cut the margin to five points before giving out of steam in the fi- nal minute. Burns, which committed 26 turnovers in the game, couldn't hold onto the ball in the fourth quarter and also missed six of nine foul shots in the final four minutes. The Mountaineers, who experi- enced their coldest shooting night of the season, finally got the shots to start falling ‘in the fourth quarter. With Burns leading 51-39 with 2 1/2 minutes to play, the Mountaineers got consecutive three-pointers from Marquiz Williamson, Bryan Leftwich and Justin Jones to pull within 53-48 with 50 seconds to play. But the Mountaineers couldn't hit a field goal after that. The Bulldogs’ height advantage was the big difference. They played a zone defense all night, forcing the Mountaineers to shoot from the perimeter, and the KM lads couldn't hit. The Bulldogs out- rebounded the Mountaineers 45- 29. Kings Mountain kept the game close in the first quarter as Burns Lady Patriots down Lincolnton Kings Mountain Middle School's girls basketball team defeated West Lincoln 36-29 Thursday for their first victory of the season. The Lady Patriots of Candy Albergine carried a 1-3 record into a game Monday at home against Burns Members of the team this year ‘are Dee Byers, Kisha Hamrick, Tamra Webber, Katie Subler, Nancy Ely, Allene Barron, Jackie Houston, Amy Huggins, Kimberly Belt, Liza Falls, Shania Hillman, Danielle Hunter and Kim Parker. Managers are Candice Webber, Christy Hamrick and Melissa Camp and Tiffany Ely is score- keeper. Assistant cOach.15. Angi Killian. Albergine looks for much im- provement as the season progress- Alley Cats win against Naggers The Alley Cats continued to roll in Mixed Duckpin Bowling League action Thursday night by winning three of four games from the Naggers. The Alley Cats, 10-2, hold a three-game lead over the Naggers who lost four games to the TarPack. The Naggers are now 7-3, followed by the TarPack at 6-6 and the Flufs at 1-11, Allen Myers rolled a 141 line and 366 set and Johnny Jones added a 110-305 for the Alley Cats. Jack Barrett had a 122 line and 312 set and Bill Myers had a 112-305 for the Naggers. R.W. Hullender had a 134 line and 338 set and Dan Dilling added a 128 line and 338 set to lead the ‘TarPack over the Flufs. John Caveny led the losers with a 114- 332. es. "We have excellent team speed, but sometimes we play too fast and it gets us in trouble," she says. "We have an unselfish attitude. The kids lay hard and they play together. And we have pretty good size. We have some girls with size but we need to get tougher under the boards and make good outlet pass- es’! Albergine said the team's biggest weakness is a lack of confidence. "These girls do a lot of good things in practice, but we haven't done a good job of handling the pressure of game situations. We've worked iCanmehard on taking advantage of our SuaigiOuemspeed but! yet playing | “urider con-{ ~ trol. We're improving in this area. I'm really counting on a few girls to give us the leadership we need. "Kisha Hamrick, Tamra Webber, Dee’Byers and Allene Barron are developing into good players and play well together. Kisha Hamrick scored 30 points in our game against West Lincoln and Allene Barron is developing into a real fine rebounder and defensive play- er. Our goal is to continue to im- prove over the next month and work on building our confidence as individuals and as a team." Remaining schedule: Feb. 1 - at Lincoln; Feb. 4 - at East Lincoln; Feb. 8 - Crest; Feb. 11 ~ at Shelby; Feb. 16 - West Lincoln: Feb, 18 - at Bums; ‘Feb 25 - Lincolnton. Holts TE R Restaurant 128 W. Virginia Ave. (Beside City Hall) Now Open On Sunday Breakfast & Lunch 6:00 AM-2:00 PM Now serving the same fine food 7 days a week & on Holt 629-5191 fo | Nonmortgage Loans Fixed Assets (Net) Other Assets | TOTAL ASSETS Savings Deposits Other Liabilities Capital Stock Nancy S. Scism Managing Officer Executive Vice President and HOME SAVINGS BANK, INC., SSB Kings Mountain, North Carolin STATEMENT OF CONDITION December 31, 1992 ASSETS Mortgage Loans and Contracts Real Estate Owned and Repossessed Cash and Investments LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL Additional Paid In-Capital Unappropriated Retained Earnings TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL Pressley A. Ridgill Chief Financial Officer $68,870,000 5,485,000 40,000 29,062,000 1,598,000 707,000 $105,762,000 $96,746,000 1,575,000 172,000 1,765,000 5,604,000 $105,762,000 led by only 11-7, but the Bulldogs outscored the Mountaineers by 33- 15 in the middle two quarters to build the big lead. Freddy Lovelace led the Burns scoring with 14 points, but the big thorn in the Mountaineers' side was big Marlon Vincent who scored 12 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. Monte Haynes had 10 points and 10 rebounds. Justin Jones and Marquiz Williamson were the only double- digit scorers for the Mountaineers with 15 and 14 points, respectively. Sharee Hopper and Calvin Mathis led the Mountaineers on the boards with seven rebounds each. The loss dropped the Mountaineers to 1-3 in the confer- ence and 8-7 overall while Burns improved to 2-1 and 6-8. BM Kings Mountain's girls dropped their fourth straight con- ference game in the opener, 55-31. The KM ladies stayed close to the talented Lady Bulldogs in the first quarter but the Burns defense Thursday, January 28, 1993 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 7A Mounties fall to Burns, 54-49 held KM to just one field goal in the second quarter and built a 38- 10 lead. The win kept Burns unbeaten in the SWC at 3-0, and Tommy Pruette's ladies are 4-7 overall. Kings Mountain fell to 0-4 and 4-8. The two Kings Mountain teams try to get back on the winning track , Friday at home against Shelby. The Shelby boys are alone in first place with a 4-0 conference and 12-3 overall mark while the Shelby girls bring a 3-1 conference and 12-3 overall mark into the contest. GIRLS GAME KM (31) Anderson 11, Harrison 7, SMart 4, Goforth 3, Barnett 2, Queen 2, McCleary 2. Burns (55) - Geter 11, Lawrence 11, Gullante 11, Brazel 10, Lovelace 4, Wimbush 4, Ramsey 2, Gantt 2. BOYS GAME KM (49) - Jenes 15, Williamson 14, Mathis 8, Leftwich 6, Hopper 4, Bell 2, Burns (54) - Lovelace 14, Vinson 12, Haynes 10, Phelps 8, Leslie 5, Scott 5. AXIEC Englander 807 E. Garrison Blvd., Gastonia, N.C. 865-0316 RAY McEKENNEY CHEVROLET-GEO Presemnis 28 V6 overdrive transmission, AM/FM cassette, air conditioning, sliding rear window. | cine 39), 588 .. eT... ADDITIONAL $400 REBATE FOR HIRST TIME BUYERS 2.2 L4, 5 speed, w/overd ive a air con ditioning, AM FM cassette, body side moulding, anti-lock brake system. Sale Price 9.688 or 189 per mo. AROITIONAL 5400 REBATE fOR FIRST TIME BUYEHS Price includes Rebate, 8.5% APR, 80 Monihe, $500 Down, Plus Tax & Tag OAC. 2 Door | Dios chides Reba, 15% APR, 60 Mons, 8500 Don Pus Ta 4 Tag OAC. 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