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December 5, 1996
Odd Balls make move
in duckpin bowling
The Odd Balls knocked off
the Cherry Pickers 6-2 Tuesday
night to move to within two
games of first place in the
Mixed Duckpin Bowling
League standings.
The Cherry Pickers now have
a 24-16 record, followed by the
Odd Balls at 22-18, High Rollers
21-19, and Moose's Marauders
13-27.
Mark Midgette's 153 line and
400 set led the Odd Balls to vic-
tory. Zeke Rybczyk had a 109
line and 291 set for the Cherry
Pickers.
.R.W. Hullender rolled a 123
line and 338 set to lead the High
Rollers to a 6-2 win over the
Marauders. Chris Hullender led
the losers with a 126 line and
318 set.
In action last week, the Odd
Balls defeated the Marauders 6-
2 and the High Rollers knocked
off the Cherry Pickers 6-2.
Again, the big man for the
Odd Balls was Mark Midgette
with a 155 line and 416 set.
Robbie Hullender added a 109
line and 309 set, and Chuck
Ruley led the Marauders with a
R.W. Hullender bowled a 136
line and 391 set to lead the High
Rollers over the Cherry Pickers.
John Dilling led the Pickers
with a 130 line and 330 set.
The Storm grabs share
of duckpin league lead
The Storm knocked off previ-
ous league-leader the Alley
Cats 8-0 Thursday night to grab
a share of first place in the
Mixed Duckpin Bowling
League at Dilling Heating.
After three weeks of action in
the second quarter, the Storm
and Hurricane, which split 4-4
with the Outbackers, are tied
with 14-10 records. The Alley
Cats slipped to 12-12, and the
Outbackers 8-16.
Three bowlers topped the
300-set mark for Storm. John
Dilling had a 131 line and 344
set, Zeke Rybczyk had a 114-
323, and Bobby Rathbone had a
115-310. Allen Myers had a 115
line and 298 set for the Cats.
Tommy Barrett rolled a 135
line and 378 set to lead the
Hurricane's split with the
Outbackers. Chuck Ruley led
the Outbackers with a 122 line
117 line and 322 set. and 325 set.
M O U NTI 5 game and take the lead.
"To have a close game against
From 6-A a pretty good club in the first
hands with almost every basket
in the second half until the
Mountaineers took a 37-33 lead
with three minutes remaining.
Carolyn Duckworth, who
had been held scoreless after
scoring eight points in the first
quarter, hit a three-point goal to
get Mooresville back in the
game.
With Mooresville leading 39-
37, the Lady Blue Devils turned
the ball over on two consecu-
tive trips down the court in the
final 15 seconds. But Kings
Mountain missed the front end
of a one-in-one after the first
Blue Devil turnover, and after
the second one with 11 seconds
left KM held for a last shot but
Candace Moore's three-point at-
tempt with one second left
bounded high off the rim and
over the top of the backboard.
"Mooresville has a good ball
club," said. Coach Leigh. "Their
man-to-man gave us some
problems early. We had to make
a few adjustments, and the girls
played hard to get back in the
game, you have to be pretty
well pleased,” he added. "We
have some little things we have
to work on, but I thought Kisha
Hamrick and Jacque Hall did a
good job for us offensively.
GIRLS GAME
KM (37) - Nikki Ingram 6,
Kisha Hamrick 11, Jacque Hall
11, Dee Byers 4, Candace More
4, Niki Ash 1.
Mooresville (39) - Tameeka
Graham 13, Carolyn Duckworth
11, Kelly Seamon 5 Danielle
Stewart 4, Felicia Alexander 4,
Terri Edwards 2.
BOYS GAME
KM (84) - Marcus Smith 28,
David Turner 1, Marlon Byers
14, Joseph Bell 6, Alex Burris 13,
Sidney Crocker 4, Jonathan
Rhodes 2, Bryan Odums 6,
Thomas McClain 2, Ty Toney 2,
Ke'lee Thompson 2, Tario
Campbell 2, Jamie Hall 2.
Mooresville (71).-Shipp.11,
VanAuken 6, Evans 12, Lester
21, - Thiser: '6, Pettus 2,
Harrington 2, Lowe 4,
McCounighey 7.
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
KM football banquet
Monday night at KMHS
The Kings Mountain High
School football and cheerleader
banquet will be held Monday,
Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. at the KMHS
cafeteria.
Tickets are $7 and are avail-
i at the door.
Bogiswanon open
for basketball camp
Registration is open for the
19th annual Bryan Adrian
Summer Basketball Camp for
boys and girls ages 5-18.
Camps will be held in several
cities in North and South
Carolina.
For a free brochure call (704)
372-3236.
Pro wrestling slated
Friday night at Armory
The Professional Wrestling
Federation returns to Kings
Mountain National Guard
Armory Friday at 8 p.m. The
event will feature a barbed wire
match.
The Italian Stallion will be in
a lumberjack match with
Masked Maniac. PWE champi-
on Gorgeous George South will
take on former champion,
Carolina Dreamer.
In tag team action, the
Overlords will battle Dr.
Feelgood and The Intern. Madd
Maxxine will battle Southern
Rocker, the Rival 1.D.S.
(International Death Squad)
with 520-pound Baby Huey and
365-pound Equalizer managed
by Sheik Mohammed Abdul
will face Chris Hamrick and
Wasted Youth. There will be a
special appearance by Chief
Crazy Horse.
Tickets are available at Allens
Florist and the Armory. For
more information call 739-4741.
Pro wrestling slated
at KM National Guard
The Independent World
Wrestling Federation will put
on a wrestling show at the
Kings Mountain Armory
December 21.
Santa Claus will be on hand
from 12 noon-3 p.m. and over
300 toys and candy will be giv-
en to children. Children will
have their pictures taken with
Santa in the wrestling ring, and
every little boy and girl will be
given a bag of candy and a pre-
sent.
Wrestling will begin at 4 p.m.
and will feature 295-pound
"The Enforcer," who recently
won the IWWF world title for
the sixth time. The Enforcer
now lives in Shelby.
Basketball registration
at KM Boys/Girls Club
Registration is underway for
the winter basketball season at
the Kings Mountain Boys and
Girls Club.
Registration will be held each
Tuesday and Thursday from 5-8
p-m., and each Saturday from 11
a.m.-3 p.m. through December
12. The club is located at
Central School.
Team selection will be held
Saturday, Dec. 14 at 12 noon in
the Central gym.
Boys and girls ages 6-18 may
join. There is no fee.
Director Danny McDowell
said the purpose of the program
is to teach boys and girls basic
fundamental skills. There is em-
phasis on sportsmanship and
teamwork.
For more information, call
McDowell at 739-7026, Tom
Bennett at 739-3667, R.A. Bell at
739-0102, Gerome Parker at 739-
1867, Judy Bowen at 739-7000,
Dena Allen at 739-6461, Jewel
Watson at 739-9374, Jimmy
Poole at 937-9814, or Richard
Williams at 739-6536.
JV Mountaineers
win opener 72-67
Kings Mountain High's JV
boys basketball team defeated
Mooresville 72-67 in its open-
ing-season game Tuesday after-
noon at the KMHS gym.
Kendrick Bell and Kevin
Henderson scored 16 points
each to lead Coach Aubrey
Hollifield's Mountaineers.
Andy Leigh added eight points
and seven rebounds, and Clay
Phillips scored seven points.
The Mountaineers host
Clover, SC Thursday afternoon.
KM's JV girls beat
Mooresville 40-36
Kings Mountain High's JV
girls basketball team edged
Mooresville 40-36 in its season
opener Tuesday afternoon at
the KMHS gym.
Kathy Goode scored 15
points and controlled the
boards for Priscilla
Rickenbacker's Lady
Mountaineers, and Ashley
Dawson scored eight points and
played a good floor game.
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Sports Briefs
"It was a great defensive ef-
fort," said Coach Rickenbacker.
"We're small but we're working
together as a team. I am very
proud of the team effort."
Kings Mountain trailed by
two points at the half but
fought back to lead by as many
as ten.
"We had to spread the floor in
an attempt to run out the clock,"
Rickenbacker said. "Candes
Webber played an excellent de-
fensive game."
Kings Mountain hosts Clover
Thursday.
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