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Pag* 2B-K1NGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thunday, October 22. 1981 Patriots Win 34-27, Play At Shelby Today Kings Mountain Junior High’s football team rebounded from its only loss of the year last Thursday to defeat East McDowell 34-27 in a Western Junior High Athletic Associa tion contest in Marion. The victory gives the Patriots a 3-1 conference record and 4-1 overall mark going into a game today at Shelby. Shelby is 4-0 in the conference and 6-0 overall. A Kings Mountain victory in the S p.m. contest could throw the final Western loop standings into a three-way tie. Burns and Kings Mountain currently share the number two spot. Kings Mountain ran up a big lead in last week’s game and then coaches David Heffner and John diU'S CHEERLEADERS - Pictured above are the cheerleaders for the Kings Mountain pee wee football team, which competes each Tuesday night in the Gaston League. Front row, left to right, ore Leslie Dover, Lynn Bums. Christa Weld, Tommy Martin and Marsha Wore. Se cond row. Condy Taylor, Angie Lawson, Liso Ivey, lustine Sherer and Symantha Martin. Back row. coaches Sharon Putnam and Donna Leach. Bumgardner turned the game over to their substitutes. All 60 of the KM players got into the ballgame. Lavar Curry again led the way offensively, gaining 131 yards rushing in 12 carries and scoring two touchdowns. He scored on a 47-yard run and caught a S2-yard touchdown pass from Rollick Boyce to give the Patriots a 14-0 lead after the first period. Curry caught four passes for 81 yar^, giving him 211 yards total offense in his best all-round game of the season. Vince SuUens scored on a five yard run, Otis Brooks on a one yard run and Mike Grier on a 56 yard pass from Boyce for the other three KM touchdowns. Curry ran for a pair of two-point conversions. Three of East McDowell’s BASKETBALL LEAGUE A Commercial Basketball League meeting will be held Tues., Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Kings Mountain Neighborhood Facility Center (Room 202). All interested sponsors and managers are urged to attned. Plans will be discussed to organize an eight-team league, sponsored by the Kings Moun tain Parks and Recreation Department. For more informa tion contact George Adams at 739-9631. four touchdowns came against the KM reserves. Coach Heffner put his subs into the game mid way of the third period. Defensively, Danny Moore led the way with four tackles and one assist; Ben Lockhart two tackles and two assists; Rocky Lutz one tackle and four assists; Keefer Ballew, David Parker, Andre Byers, Lenny Rayford, Aubrey Hollifield, and Gary Feester, one tackle and one assist; Doug Ramsey, Steve Falls, Jarvis Young, and Mike Sellers, one tackle each; and Vince SuUens, Teddy Wilson, and Curry, two assists each. Lockhart and Parker recovered fumbles and Lutz and Parker in tercepted passes. ‘TJur offensive Une blocked real weU, and our backs did a tremendous job of hitting the holes and running the footbaU,” said Une coach John Bumgard ner. "We did a good job coming back after a loss to Burns last week,” Coach Heffner said. “We came out ready to play, hit hwd and played a real good defensive game.” Heffner said the Patriots will have to give their best effort of the year today at Shelby. They have a lot of quick backs, are quick on the line and are reaUy the team to beat this year,” he said. “We’U have to put out 100 percent.” Today’s game is the Pats final conference game of the year, but they return home next week 'to host non<onference foe West Lincoln in their finale. Getting settled made simple ChMWnl-itsidence dtamns bdi aUcfaWELCOMIIIIKONial. NMi NiIcoik WaiiM. it's iqr job to htlp rou mate UK RMit ttjvum nailiboitiood. ShoHmi anas. ConuRunity opportuniti*s. Sptcial attractions. Lots of tacts to savo you tim* and nmnay. Plus a basket of gifts for your family. I’ll b* listoning lor your call. I Shirlay Allan 739-2644 VDu're going to like Eckeid^s famous Photo Offer. 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