High Gridders Open Practice League Windup
The Tri County league closed its schedule with Kings Mountain Vets tying Superior of Mt. Holly for third. Rex beat Carlton 15 to 5, tying Man Randall's club for first while eryville dropped out after Clover beat them 11 to 10. The Vets topped Superior 11 to 7, with Gus Hartsee homering with two aboard. First and second place to be decided in a best of three, game two at city stadium Thursday.
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Tri-County League
Kings Mountain Vets
Superior
Mt. Holly
Rex
Carlton
Man Randall
Eryville
Manover
Clover
The
Vets
Jovers
Gus Hartsee
City Stadium
Club
Pet. Rex
Kings Mountain Superior
Hanover
Naineers Wild Fave New Equipment For Home Opener
Kings Mountain Hi's Mountain gridiron team, the Historical City representatives, will open Friday night at City Stadium with practically new uniforms. Principal J B Honeycutt announced new game pants and bench parkas based on U S Army Ski Troops, plus updated practice pants to ensure a sharp team appearance on game day.
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Kings Mountain
Cers
City Stadium
J. B. Honeycutt
Hartsee's Homer Leads 11 7 Win Over Hollies
Hartsee's Homer leads the Vets to an 11-7 victory over Hollies in the Tri County race at city stadium last Saturday. Clover Bing upset Texites 11-10. Kings Mountain, Superior, and Mt. Holly hooked in a tense frame, with detailed plays and line scores noted, including Parker's three hits and Beal, Mitchem, and Etters contributing offensively.
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Hartsee
Hollies
Vets
Superior
Mt. Holly Here City Stadium
Lerdog Clover Bing
Texites
Canipe Drills Candidates Launches New Gridiron Camp
Coach Clyde Canipe and Don Walker opened training at city stadium with returning lettermen Rex Bachelor Bill Cashion Bill Dettma Hill Harmon Ralph Smith Bobby Le Better and others vying for starting positions. Junior and varsity workouts run 9 41 a midget turnout noted. Mountain conference schedule lists seven games with home and away dates including Lincolnton Hickory Rutherfordton Cherryville Lenoir Shelby Hendersonville.
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Rex Bachelor
Bill Cashion
Bill Dettma Hill Harmon
Ralph Smith
Bobby LeBetter
Buddy Medlin
B.T. Wright
Neill
Jack Ledford
Jack Matthews
William Mitchem
Robert Smit
Dwight Ware
A. V. Yarbro
Jack Camp
James Black
J. F. Harry
Bob Hoffatetler
Boyce Hoffatetler
F.C Humphries
Ernest Jenkins
Larger Cotton Crop This Year
North Carolina's 1946 cotton production is estimated at 483000 bales by the Federal State Crop Reporting Service, up 13 percent from the previous short crop but below the 20 year average. Acreage planted is about 580000, with 573000 expected to be harvested if typical abandonment occurs. The lint yield is projected at 406 pounds per acre, 87 pounds above 1945, but 65 pounds under the 10 year average, and crop condition around 76 percent of a full crop amid notable roll weevil damage in parts of the state.
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North Carolina
Federal
State Crop Reporting Service
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Naineers Wild
Gus Rartece
Kings Mountain Club
Elevten
Storton
Chariton Nee
J Johnson
T Tence
al Davis
Auten
Aly
Ballards
Queen
Harold Beal
Ralph Mitchem
Sam Betters
al Davin
Ballard
Etters
Don Parker
Bill Throneburg
Parker
Coley Guyton
Boyce Btone
Ettera
Badger
Helton
Hanes
E &W
Plank Bros. & Co
Abner Doubleday
Clyde Canipe
Don Walker
Canipe
Albemarle
Apaie
Elu Vg
Exeras
AML
Mountaineers
Lincolnton
Hickory
Oper
Rutherfordton
Cherryville
Lenoir
Shelby
Hendersonville
Waffle Shop
Johnnye
Dellwood
Zeph-O
Novy
Iveteen
Juilliard
Neck
Gliggem
Belk’s Dept. Store
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