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ET EE rE ———— ES —— September 4, 2003 GARY STEWART / HERALD Kings Mountain Middle School assistant football coach Matt Stroup works with linemen in recent practice session. The Patriots host Crest next Wednesday at 5 m. KMMS Patriots defeat The Kings Mountain Herald East Lincoln in opener The only thing hotter than thé weather Wednesday at East Lincoln Middle School was the Kings Mountain Middle School football team. Monty Deaton’s Patriots overcame an early 8-0 deficit to defeat East Lincoln 42-20 in the Tri-County Conference opener for both teams. The Patriots were scheduled to host Lincolnton in their first home game yesterday at John Gamble Stadium. They host Crest next Wednesday at 5 p.m. “It was extremely hot,” said the Patriot mentor. “So hot, that the officials gave us extra time outs for water breaks.” After an early exchange of fumbles, East Lincoln grabbed an 8-0 lead but it was very short-lived. The Patriots took the ensuing kickoff and Cedric Roberts rambled 70 yards for a touchdown. He caught ta 2-point conversion pass from Michael Roberts to tie the score. East Lincoln had to drive only 50 yards for its second score after Kings Mountain inadvertently squib-kicked .the ensuing kickoff. Their conversion attempt failed leaving them with a 14-8 lead. The Patriots answered with a 50-yard drive of their own. Tyvegas Goode scored from 17 yards out and Michael Roberts again hit Eric Spicer wins club championship Eric Spicer shot a 71-68-- 139 Saturday and Monday to win the annual Club Championship at Kings Mountain Country Club. Spicer won the champi- onship gross division by five shots over Mitch Howze and Stonewall Jackson. Howze shot a 68- 76--144 and Jackson had a 71-73--144. First place in the net divi- sion was Shane Adams with a 65-74--139. Jackson was second. Gerald Putnam won first flight low gross with a 76- 69--145. William Mabry was second with a 77-74--151. Larry Dunn won first flight low net with a 71-75-- 146."John Gamble shot a 75- 75--150 to tie Curt Collins for second. Collins shot 72- 78--150. Russ Putnam won second flight low gross with an 81- 73--154. Dave Robinson was second with an 81-80--161. Second flight low net was won by Scott Summitt in a playoff over Kenny Walker. Summitt shot 75-72--147 and Walker shot 73-74--147. Third flight gross winner was Robert Scism with an 86-85--171. Gary Smart Jr. was second with an 89-86-- 17. First place low net in the third flight was Jack " Acheson Jr. with a 71-76-- 147. Pete Lovell was second with a 77-79--156. Richard Van Dyke took fourth flight gross honors with a 95-88--183. Jim Champion was second with a 93-97--190. Andy Neisler won fourth flight low net with a 74-80-- 154. Jack Acheson was sec- ond with an 81-82--163. Cedric Roberts for the 2- point conversion to put the Patriots on top 16-14. Goode scored again from 12 yards out late in the sec- ond quarter to give Kings Mountain a 22-14 halftime lead. Kenneth Staton scored from seven yards out early in the third quarter as the Patriots increased their lead to 28-14. Cedric Roberts sacked the East Lincoln quarterback, causing him to fumble, and Roberts scooped up the foot- ball and rambled 65 yards to give the Patriots a 34-14 lead. The Patriots started mak- ing substitutions and East Lincoln cut the margin to 34-20. Kings Mountain's sec- ond unit offense then took over and C.J. Belcher swept left end for a 60-yard touch- One of the most common forms of heart disea bois... a blocked artery, which is caused by fatty substances building up on the walls of a blood vessel. Fortunately the latest medical technology allows us to open £3 blocked artery within 90 minutes. And the patien A treat heart patients quickly and sHiciently helps * down and Dontarious Lockhart added the 2-point conversion to close out the scoring. Despite three turnovers (two fumbles and a pass interception), Coach Deaton said he was pleased with his team’s overall play. “Our corners did an excel- lent job,” he noted. “Shariff Burris strung out a lot of plays and made some good tackles for us. Kenneth Staton on the other side did a good job containing. “On the defensive line, Lamar Womick, a transfer from Burns Middle School, made some good plays for us. And Jerry Lowery came in off the bench and made some good hits for us in the secondary at safety. “It was a good win for us - a good start. We saw a lot of good things.” JV Mountaineers edge South Point Kings Mountain High's JV football team posted its sec- ond straight victory Thursday night at South Point, 28-20. John Phillips, Speedy Ross and Rex Burton scored the touchdowns for the Mountaineers. Kings Mountain plays its first home game Thursday at 7 p.m. against Forestview. Volleyball team loses to Freedom Kings Mountain High's women's volleyball team dropped its first match of the sea- son Thursday at Freedom 20-25, 25- 21, 16-25, 28-20, 14-1. Ed Several players had outstanding efforts for the Lady Mountaineers. Junior setter Blair Heffner handed out 36 assists and was 15-for-16 serving with four aces. She also had four kills, two blocks and seven digs. Alex Dawson had 19 kills, 19 digs, and three blocks and was 9-for-12 serving with two aces. Jackie Jarvis was perfect on 12 serves and came up with seven digs. Ashley McDaniel was 20- for-22 serving with four aces, and had 10 digs. Lauren Horne was 21-for- 22 serving with there aces, and had seven digs. JARVIS every year. Ashton Teague was per- fect on 15 serves and had seven kills, two blocks and 10 digs. LaRonda McClain had three kills and two blocks and Kala Buchanan had two kills and a block. ~ Hoyle sworn in as commissioner David W. Hoyle Jr. of Dallas was recently sworn in as a wildlife commissioner. He will serve a six-year . term. Hoyle, 37, was sworn in by his father, Senator David Hoyle (D-Gaston). Hoyle will work to repre- sent the fisheries and wildlife-related interests of outdoors enthusiasts in an 11-county area including Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln, Yancey, Mitchell, Avery, McDowell, Burke, Caldwell and Rutherford. Hoyle is a real estate developer and owner of Hoyle Appraisal Services. He is a member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Dallas, Since its inception in 1947, the N.C. Wildlife Resources - Commission has been dedi- cated to the wise use, con- servation, and management of the state’s fish and wildlife resources. Nineteen commissioners create and Page 5B maintain laws and regula- tions governing hunting, fishing and boating activi- ties based on input from the commission's wildlife and fisheries biologists, wildlife enforcement officers, educa- tors, engineers and adminis- tration staff. Labor Day golf at Country Club Jerry Broadwell, John McGinnis, Andy Westmoreland and Harriet Broadwell shot a 61 Monday to win the Labor Day Captain's Choice Golf Tournament at Kings Mountain Country Club. They won on the second hole of a sudden death play- off over Dave Robinson, Shane Adams, Sylvia Neisler and Andy Neisler. Four teams tied for third place with 63s and compet- ed in a playoff. Billy Hill, Lou Sabetti, Ken Cloninger and Sue Hartwyk took third. Other teams in the tie were Gary Howze, Jack Acheson, Drew Dahl and Cathy Acheson; Stonewall Jackson, Richard Van Dyke, Pete Lovell and Pam Howze; and William Mabry, Daniel Honeycutt, Debbie Van Dyke and Doris Cloninger. RAY’S ROOF REPAIR Specializing In All Types of Leaks ¢ Tear Offs © New Work FREE ESTIMATES 704-616-1087 save ves) in fact the Catheterization Lab at Gaston Cm Memorial Hospital performs more e than 3 000 procedtes a . 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