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GASTONIA, NORTH CAROUNA
C 1975. Han Schellnet & Man
Youth Teams
Are Winners
Kings Mountain’s three
youth football teams all were
victorious Tuesday night at
City Stadium.
The midgets ran their
record to 5-1 with a 61-7 vic
tory over Bessemer City, and
that lop-sided win followed a
60-7 verdict a week earlier at
Shelby.
Jody Deaton scored three
touchdowns on three consecu-
tiveplaysand gained 120 yards
rushing to lead the Royal
romp. He also stood out de
fensively, leading the Royals
in individual tackles.
Kale Goins added three
touchdowns and kicked three
extra points for Charlie Burns’
charges. Goins was also out
standing defensively, along
with Paul Ingram.
In last Tuesday’s win at
Shelby, Deaton scored twice
and rushed for 105 yards and
Goins scored twice and kicked
six of ei^t extra points.
Kevin Mack led the defen
sive chaise, intercepting four
Shelby passes and running one
back for a touchdown. Goins
and Mirion White were also
outstanding on defense.
Kings Mountain, which led
44-0 at halftime, gained 220
yards rushing and 123 passing
in its biggest offensive show of
the season.
The Royals, whose only loss
was 7-6 to unbeaten Belmont,
host once-beaten' Dallas next
Tuesday night at City
Stadium. The lone loss for
Dallas, the defending Gaston
League champions, was to
Belmont 12-0.
The Royals will also have a
Saturday game next week,
meeting Noon Optimist in
Gastonia.
The pee wees knocked off
league-leading Evening Op
timist in Tuesday night’s
opener, 27-13. It was KM’s sec
ond win in five outings, both
over Evening Optimist.
Dougy Wright scored on
runs of 60 and 45 yards and
Boo Robinson tallied touch
downs on runs of 15 and 30
yards to lead the locals.
Wright also ran for two extra
points and Shawn Rainey
added one point-after.
Coaches Pete Ruff and John
Van Dyke cited Rainey,
Wright Trent Hullender and
Chris Champion for their de-
feisive play.
'Die pee wees stay at home
next week, hosting Groves
Ihread in a 6 p. m. contest.
ELECT
HERMAN L. GREENE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1975
TO
DISTRICT SCHOOL
Board of Education
. I PLEDGE TO CONTINUE QUALITY EDIJCATION.
. RECEIVE MAXIMUM BENEFITS FROM EACH TAX
DOLLAR SPENT.
. REPRESENT ENTIRE SCHOOL DIS'TRICT ID THE
BEST OF MY ABILITY.
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