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The Kings Mountain Herald | www.kmherald.net
June 6, 2012
LEGION: Kings Mountain Post 155 gets on track with back to back wins
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doubles by Andrew Ray and Trevor
Bridges. Clayton Johnson came on
in relief of Conner and retired the
final two Gaston batters to keep the
game at 3-all and eventually get the
win.
Kevin Mills’ one-out single to
left gave KM life in the bottom of
the ninth. An out later, Conner sent
a fast ball over the left field fence
to end the game.
Conner worked the first 8 1/3
innings on the mound for Post 155,
scattering six hits and striking out
eight. Post 23 scored two unearned
runs in the top of the third to take a
2-0 lead.
Kings Mountain came back in
the bottom of the third to tie the
game on Conner’s single to left and
Alex Reynolds’ long home run
over the left field fence. Andrew
Stinnett’s RBI single to right gave
KM a 3-2 lead in the bottom of the
eighth.
Mills finished with 4-for-5 to
lead the KM plate attack. Conner
and Reynolds added two hits each
and Stinnett had one.
GARY STEWART / HERALD
Dallas Conner worked 8 1/3 innings on the mound and then ended the game with a two-run,
walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth to help Post 155 beat Gaston Post 23 5-3 in Area
IV Legion action Sunday at Lancaster Field.
Shrine Club’s 10th
annual Golf Tournament
White Plains Shrine Club's
10th annual Bruce Ward Memo-
rial Golf Tournament for
Shriners Hospitals for Children
will tee-off with a 1 p.m. shot-
gun start June 16 at Kings
Mountain Country Club.
The $65 per player ticket
cost and $250 per team includes
BBQ and hole-in-one contests.
Mulligans, strings and skirts will
be sold the day of the tourna-
ment which follow a Captain's
Choice format and include clos-
est to the pin contests, longest
drive contest and door prizes.
For more information and to reg-
ister go to: www.wpshriners.com
or contact Kevin Champion at
704-730-9948; Jeff Ward at 704-
300-5353; or the KMCC Pro
Shop at 704-739-3221.
In event of a tie, the tourna-
ment and flights will be decided
by going to the scorecard with
the hole being announced at the
tournament.
Big prizes include $500 for
first place and $150 first place
in second and third flights with
all cash prizes based on a mini-
mum of 20 teams in the field.
Prizes will be less if less than 20
items are entered but all hole-in-
one contests will still have prizes
advertised. Hole-in-one contests
on all par 3 holes include these
prizes: Sharp LC DTV, Cal-
loway Diablo irons, two round
trip domestic airline tickets; and
a $8,000 Bose/Sony home enter-
tainment center.
Sponsorships range from
$100, silver; $500 gold; and plat-
inum $1000 with various pack-
ages offered.
White Plains Shriners con- .
tribute large amounts of money
annually to burned and crippled
children at Shriners Hospitals
and also provide transportation
to and help local families of chil-
dren at Shriners Hospital in
Greenville, SC.
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GARY STEWART / HERALD
Kings Mountain's Alex Reynolds rounds third alier blasting a two-run home run in Area IV
game with Gastonia Sunday night at Lancaster Field.
Lutz girls win trophies
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Mountaineer softball
Camp July 30-August 2
The annual Mountaineer Fastpitch Soft-
ball Camp will be held July 30-August 2
from 12-2 p.m. at the KMHS women’s soft-
ball field.
Camp instructors will be the KMHS soft-
ball coaches and players. All positions and
phases of the game will be covered. :
The camp is open to ages 8-14. The fee is
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