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KMHS Jay vees Unbeaten
Thursday. Fabruory S. ISSl-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALO-Pag* 3A
UNC-Clemson Wrestle
Kings Mountain High’s
jayvee basketballers continued
along the unbeaten trail Tues
day, defeating East Rutherfod
70-50 for their i6th consecutive
victory.
Frank Parker scored 17 points
and David Hager 10 to lead the
Little Mounties in scoring,
Avery Grier grabbed 10 re
bounds and Jimmy Brown and
John Barnett dished out eight
and seven assists, respectively.
The Mounties jumped on top
and never let up. They hit 52
percent from the Held and 75
percent from the foul line and
used a pressure defense to force
East into several turnovers.
Season Awards Given
Geveland County Bass Club
held its awards banquet for the
1980 season on Jan. 23 at the
Fish Farm in Shelby.
nWANISCLUB
Ginny Sproul, Regional Direc
tor of the American Lung
Association of North Carolina,
will be guest speaker at Thurs
day night’s meeting of the KM
Kiwanis Club at 6:45 p.m. at the
Woman’s Club.
Trophies were presented to
Tom Mayhew, most points in
tournament competition; Keeter
Hamrick, sportsmanship; and
Joe Turner, biggest fish, six
pounds, 13 ounces.
Officers Tom Mayhew, vice
president; Arnold Ledford,
secretary-treasurer; and Gene
Hoyle, tournament director,
were awarded plaques for their
service during the past year.
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KMHS blazed to a 39-26
halftime lead and Coach Danny
McDowell played reserves much
of the second half.
Trank Parker had another
fine game for us,” said
McDowell. “His outside
shooting kept East Rutherford’s
zone off balance, he had five re
bounds and five assists to go
with his 17 points.
“Avery Grier came off the
bench and played well, getting
10 rebounds, eight points and
blocked five shots, bown had
another solid floor game and hit
three of four shots from the
field,” he said.
“David Peeler gave Brown a
well-deserved rest, he was two
for two from the field and two
from the line. The two point
guards had a fine game for us.
‘Tim Odems did a very good
job filling in for Grier,”
McDowell added. “F^e has come
a long way for us this year.
‘The guys displayed a lot of
poise as they handl^ everthing
East Rutherford offered. These
guys love to play defense. This
was another total team win for
us.”
THE BOXSCORE
KM (70)-Parker 17, Hager 10,
Brown 9, Grier 8, Barnett 8,
Odems 8, Peeler 6, Byers 3, Bir-
skonivich 1.
ER (50)-Fletcher 14, Turner 8,
Robinson 7, McEntyre 6, Jolly
5, McCoy 4, Swann 2, Glover 2,
Keith 2.
Clemson’s Tigers will host the
North Carolina Tar Heels in an
Atlantic Coast Conference
wrestling match Saturday at
7:30 at the Kings Mountain
High gym.
The Tigers, pre-season picks to
win the ACc, will be favored
over the defending champion
Tar Heels.
The Tigers, coached by Wade
Schalles, have a veteran team
and is eyeing a strong finish in
the NCAA this year.
Bob Isola, last year’s ACC
heavyweight champ, leads the
list of veterans. Other veterans
are Paul Borelli at 118 pounds,
Glenn Muncy at 150, Brad
Gregory at 177 and heavyweight
Alan Tanner.
Some of the Tigers talented
newcomers are three-time
Georgia State Champion Kirk
Offmann and freshman All-
American John Warlick, a
transfer from Georgia.
The Tar Heels, coached by
Bill Lam, lost most of the
DIXIE YOUTH
The Kings Mountain Dixie
Y outh Baseball League will hold
its first organizational meeting
for the 1981 season Saturday at
2 p.m. at Cattletown U.SA.
Oficers for the coming year will
be elected, and other business
will be discussed. All interested
adults are invited to attend. The
league will consist of players ages
seven through 12.
wrestlers from last year’s team,
which was unbeaten in the con
ference.
Two returnees are 126-pound
Dave Cooke and 158-pound Jan
Michaels, and among the
Carolina recruits is 126-pound
Darren Phillips of Ashbrook
High in Gastonia.
Phillips, who won the State
High School and State F reestyle
titles last year at Ashbrook, has
been nursing an injury but
Coach Lam says he will be back
in action Saturday night.
The Tar Heels are in a
rebuilding year but Lam hopes
to see the team peak by tourna
ment time.
Admission to Saturday’s
match will be S2 for adults and
$1 for students. Advanced
tickets may be purchased at the
KMHS office. Ticket prices in
advance and at the door are the
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WRESTLE HERE — Jon Michaels, left, and Dove Cooke, and
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Saturday to wrestle Clemson’s Tigers in an ACC match. Action
gets underwoy at 7:30 pjn. at the KMHS gym.
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