October 2, 2003 The Kings Mountain Herald Page 5B . Lightning | FACES IN THE BAND i BY GARY STEWART | second in Charlotte tourney Kings Mountain Lightning, a 14-under slow pitch softball team, finished second in a three-team 16-U — cS tournament Saturday at Renaissance Park in Charlotte. Kings Mountain, 26-16, defeated the Wildfire from : Woodleaf, NC 6-3 in the opening round. Morgan Childers and Kristyn Funderburke each pitched three innings. Childers and Tianna Whitaker had two hits each and Jessica Yarbro, Natalyn Blanton, Amber Milwood and Courtney Tate added one each. Kings Mountain fell to the NC Lady Cardinals of Winston-Salem 10-1 in the The Kings Mountain High band performed for pre-game and halftime festiv- Jeon! game. Blanton hita | itieg at Friday night's football game with Burns at John Gamble Stadium. ome run and Childers, Milwood and Whitaker had | Senior members of the band, and their parents, were recognized at halftime. a hit each. The band’s next performance is on Friday, October 10 when the Childers struck out 10 Mountaineers host R-S Central in their annual homecoming game. batters over six innings as KM defeated the Wildfire 7- 1 in round three. Yarbro led the hitting with 4-for-4, Brittney Thornburg was 3- for-4, and Funderburke was 2-for-4. Childers, Kala Buchanan, Blanton, Millwood, Whitaker and Tate had one hit each. KM fell to the Lady Cardinals 6-3 in the champi- onship game. Funderburke, Buchanan and Laura Weigel ! were 2-for-3 each and 1 Childers and Thornburg had one hit each For the tournament, Weigel hit .667, Thornburg 417, Whitaker .400, Yarbro .385, Childers .364, Buchanan .300 and ¥ Funderburke .286. Kings Mountain will play in an AAU tournament in Myrtle Beach, SC October 13; 10 Piece Set Only °3,999 See this and many more on display. 3 ® Table 72” x 44”. With (2) 20” Leaves. Extends to 112” China 88 tall x 76 1/4 wide..Beautiful Rich Finish. Table, 6 side chairs, 2 arm chairs, GERRI 644 North Aspen Street, Lincolnton, NC $3,99 5 704-735-1422 Ready For Immediate Delivery!

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