THE YARDSTICK
EG KM
First downs 5 17
Yds. rushing 62 267
Yds. passing 52 63
Passes 3-14-0 4-18-1
Fumbles lost 3 1
Penalties 47 65
Score by quarters: TT
EG 7:07:00 0 14
KM. 7: 70.7: 513-34
EG - Stevie Currence 47 pass
int. return (Adam Cruise kick)
EG - Corey Jones 86-kickoff re-
turn (Chris Wallace kick)
EG - Jason Helton 1-run (Cruise
kick)
KM - Lance McClain 2-run
(Wallace kick)
KM - McClain 9-run (Wallace
kick)
KM - Marcus Smith 7-run
(Wallace kick).
KM - Shane Logan 6-run
(Wallace kick).
RUSHING
EG - James McDowell 19-58,
LaShaun Washington 5-3, Helton
2-1. KM - Shane Logan 21-122,
Corey Jones 7-29, Marcus Smith 7-
58, C.C. Smith 1-3, Lance McClain
13-16, Ernest Wilson 1-12,
Desmond Holland 3-18, Mario
Robbs 1-9.
PASSING
EG - Helton 3-14-0-52. KM -
McClain 4-18-1-63.
RECEIVING
EG - Jamie Cogdill 2-26, Bryan
Davenport 1-24. KM - Jason Wade
2-29, Mario Robbs 1-14, Marcus
Smith 1-20.
Little Kicks Soccer
opens at Cleveland YMCA
Little Kicks soccer for boys and
girls ages 3-5 is underway through
September 12 at Cleveland County
Family YMCA.
For YMCA members the cost is
$17. For non-members the cost is
$30. Financial assistance is avail-
able.
Call Mitch Adams for more in-
formation at 484-9622.
CREST
From Page 4-A
Crest has won the last two bat-
tles with KM, including a lop-sided
28-0 victory last year in Kings
Mountain. But Stewart said it's go-
ing to be much harder to prepare
for the Mountaineers than it has
been in the past.
"I'm very impressed with what
they've done as far as putting a
very well-balanced attack on the
field," Stewart said. "They're forc-
ing you to have to really work to
get ready for them. It's no more
three yards and a cloud of dust.
"On defense, they're in a 4-3
which makes it extremely hard to
block. That's why we use that de-
fense too. There aie so many things
you can do with it. We mirror each
other in a lot of ways."
Massey said the Mountaineers’
big goal Friday night - and for the
remainder of the non-conference
schedule - will be to show im-
provement and gain confidence for
the upcoming Southwestern 3-A
Conference race.
"What we're doing is looking at
these first four games as an oppor-
tunity to get better before going in-
to the conference," Massey said.
STEWART
From Page 4-A
There were still some anxious
moments, though, as the Chargers
mis-handled the first down snap
and the ball popped loose in the
endzone. Crest players fell on the
ball for a safety. Burns had time for
one play after the free-kick, but
Lawhon, attempting to pass, lost
the handle on the football and had
to fall on it as the game ended.
Crest ran up over 200 yards of
offense, led by Anthony Davis with
116 yards rushing and Smith with
5-of-6 passes and 82 yards in the
first half. Sherwin Brown led
Burns with 147 yards in 19 carries.
"We were very pleased with a lot
of things, and very displeased with
a iot of tings,” Stewart saa. “ihe
hard part is you don't know
whether the weather did some of
those things or not. We're not real
sure where we are.
"Overall, Anthony Davis ran the
ball real well for us." he said. "Our
quarterback threw the ball real well
while we still had dry footballs. 1
thought the offensive line did a
very good job, We had over 200
yards offense and on a night like
that, that's not bad at all. We just
didn't put the ball in the endzone as
much as we needed to.
"Defensively. we had some real
good plays but didn't tackle as well
as we should. Rocky Kimble had a
very good ballgame for us, and
Shamar Finney and Brandon Kale
at linebacker did real well. There
are some things I'm not happy
with, but as a coach there's always
things I'm not happy with. I found
things in the state championship
game I wasn't happy with."
Sports Briefs
Thursday, August 31, 1995 - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Page 5A
Million Dollar shootout set at Challenger 3
The Junior Charity League of
Shelby will sponsor a Million
Dollar Hole-in-One Shootout
September 13-17 at Challenger 3
Golf Course, 1650 N. Post Road,
Shelby.
The proceeds will benefit the
Clothing Room.
The Shootout has rapidly be-
come recognized as one of the
most successful fundraisers for
charities across the country. Last
year's event at Challenger Three
clothed in excess of 600 children in
Cleveland County.
"It is fun to be involved in a golf
related activity that will help clothe
the needy children of CLeveland
County," project co-chair Mille
Spangler said.
The Shootout works much like a
closest to the pin contest. Some
eight tees will be set up at
Challenger 3 Golf Course during
the competition. Golfers will pay
$1 per ball to shoot at a special
green from approximately 150
yards. Ten lucky golfers will quali-
ty for Sunday's finals. Any golfer
shooting a hole-in-one in the final
will win $1 million.
There will be a youth division
offered for ages 8-12 and 13-17.
One non cash prize will be award-
ed in each youth group for the per-
son closest to the hole in the final
shootout.
Adults will shoot for daily prizes
for the closest to the hole, and all
golfers landing a ball within the
designated area during the qualify-
ing days will be eligible for the se-
mi-finals. The top 10 qualify for
the finals.
Adults must be at least 18 years
old to enter. Club and touring pros
are not eligible.
Qualifying rounds are scheduled
for Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.
13-14, from 3-8:30 p.m.; Friday,
Sept. 15: from .1-2:30. p.m.;
Saturday, Sept. 16 from 9 a.m.-
8:30 p.m.; and Sunday, Sept. 17
from 1-5 p.m. The semi-finals and
finals will be Sunday, Sept. 17 at 5
p.m.
Caravan to Crest
set Friday night
The Kings Mountain High
Booster's Club is organizing a cara-
van to Crest High School Friday
for the Crest-Kings Mountain foot-
ball game.
All Mountaineer fans wanting to
join the caravan are asked to meet
at the John Gamble Stadium field
house at 7 p.m.
Before the group leaves, the
Boosters will have Mountaineer
flags for sale for $10 each. All pro-
ceeds will go to the Booster's Club
to support KMHS athletics.
Fans who are not members of
the Booster's Club are asked to
join. The next meeting is scheduled
for Monday night. Coach Ron
Massey will show the film of
Friday's game at 6:55 p.m. in the
field house, and the Booster's Club
meeting will begin at 7:30 pm. in
Barnes Auditorium.
JVs host Crest
Thursday night
Kings Mountain High's JV foot-
ball team will host Crest Thursday
at 7 p.m. at John Gamble Stadium.
It's the first "official" game for
the Little Mountaineers, who had
originally planned to open their
season against East Gaston, which
dropped its JV program, and then
North Gaston, which also dropped
its JV program.
The Mountaineers traveled to
Clover last Thursday for a scrim-
mage.
KMHS netters
win first two
Kings Mountain High's girls ten-
nis team opened its season last
week with 6-3 wins over
Cherryville and Crest.
KM 6, CHERRYVILLE 3
(Singles)
Jackie Houston (KM) d. Jennifer
Cease: 6-0, 6-0; Christy Bochheit
(C) d. Laddy Phantalack 6-0, 6-3;
Nikki Ormand (KM) d. Carey
Davis 7-6, 6-2; Gorrie Burgess (C)
d. V. Prasongphine 5-7, 6-2, 7-5; J.
Robbins (KM) d. Leslie Wingifeld
6-1, 6-4; Mandy Brodgen (C) d.
Alice Hoard 7-6, 7-5; L. Edsall
(KMO d. Lindsey Cortee 8-1
(Doubles)
Houston-Ormand (KM) d.
Cease-Davis 8-0; Phantalack-
Prasongphine (KM) d. Bochbheit-
Burgess 8-2; Robbins-Howard
(KM) d. Wingfield-Cortee 8-5.
KM 6, CREST 3
(Singles)
Jackie Houston -KM) d.
Rebecca Henderson 6-0, 6-0;
Kristen Koenig (KM) d. Kiley
Glenn 6-0, 6-0; Laddy Phantalack
(KM) d. Elizabeth Sarazen 6-0, 7-
5; Jill Scherger (C) d. Nikki
Ormond 6-4, 6-0; Melissa Smith
(C) d. V. Prasongphine 6-1, 6-1;
Curi Hamrick (C) d. J. Robbins 6-
3, 4-6, 6-2.
(Doubles)
Houston-Ormand (KM) d.
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Scruggs promoted
by G-W University
BOILING SPRINGS - Gardner-
Webb University has promoted
Pam Scruggs to the position of
Assistant Athletic Director,
University President Chris White
announced Friday.
Scruggs’ main duty wil be to
oversee all the women's athletic
programs at the University and ad-
dress their needs.
Scruggs has been employed by
the GWU Athletic Department
since 1970.
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