Vets Hold Lead In Tri County League Duel
In a tight Tri County league contest the Vets beat Mountaineer Air 6 to 3 as Don Parker struck out five across six innings. Coley Gayton led Mountaineer with three hits, while Parker added two for four and drove in two. The Vets broke a two all tie in the seventh with a run, then added another late as Sammy Ettore and Billy Tuvenebury contributed key plays.
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Don Parker
Biogles
Coley Gayton
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Uuyton
Bob Wells
Gorge
Floyd Smith
Wells
Vets
Sammy Ettore
Billy
Tuvonébury
Rock Hill Horse Show Winners Earn Top Honors
Bebo air sues Byron Kenter's Play Boy dominates the Rock Hill show taking the walking horse championship stakes and the open walking event. Wade Stepp defeats top riders to claim the grand stake. Ley places second with Fashion Lady while Tom Fulton earns third for FolDell Farms with Lou Wilson. Mr. Kester and Strolling Major finish fifth in the championship, securing a 604 sweep of the prized prize.
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Play Boy
Rock Hill
Teday
Wade Stepp
Ley
Kester
Clase
Fashion Lady
Tom Fulton
FolDell Farms
Lou Wilson
Mr. Kester
Major
Prise
Gold Stars As Vets Beat Winnsboro Eight to Five
Kings Mountain Vets defeated Winnsboro 8 to 5 at City Stadium. Will Grice started on the mound before Coley Guyton relieved in the fourth inning as Winnsboro rallied for three runs. Guyton allowed four hits in four innings and drove in five runs for the Vets with crucial hits by Corn Falls and Etters. The line score shows Kings Mountain 8, Winnsboro 5 with key hits and RBI by Grice, Guyton, and Etters.
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Kings Mountain
Rayot
Ron
Corn Falls
Vets In 18 Hit Slug Fest Beat Clover 15-5
The Vets overwhelmed Clover in a TriCounty league game 35 to 5 last Saturday at Clover. Gus Harteoe pitched nine hits allowed. Boyce Stone led with two homers and three hits in five at bats, plus fielding runs. Charlie Ballard added three hits in three at bats, Coley Guyton and Billy Throneburg each contributed multiple hits, and Ralph Mitch managed the Vets with solid hitting and defense.
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Vets
Clover
Gus Harteoe
Boyce Stone
Stone
Ieals
Gliches
Charlie Ballard
Coley Guyton
Ralph Mitch
Billy Throneburg
Keystar
Taniors Lose To Charlotte In Elimination Game
The Kings Mountain Juniors fell to Charlotte 18 to 7 in a central zone Wee term district elimination at City Stadium last Monday. Pitcher Bud Ross walked batters and allowed eight hits in five and one third innings before leaving. Johnny Neilson earned the win for Charlotte after relief by Mouse and later Neilson. Charlotte hitters produced multiple runs including Hubert Forl with a trio of hits and a fifth inning triple, while Kings Mountain committed ten errors contributing to the loss.
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Wee Term
Charlotte
City
City Stadium
Bud Ross
Joss
Dax Quees
Mouse
Johnny Neilson
Neilson
Hubert Forl
Eco
Lincolnton Juniors Shut Out Juniors In Pair Wins
Lincolnton Juniors defeated the Kings Mountain Legion Juniors twice in a practice twinbill. In the Saturday noon game at Lincolnton the guests were held to three hits while Dwight Ware led with two singles and Don Glass added a two RBI triple.
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Kings Mountain Legion
Lincolnton
Tore
Jyst
Jack Kiser
Tada
Iacings Mountain
Dwight Ware
Don Glass
Gam
Kings Mountain Natives Son Enlists in Navy
James B. Herndon, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hernon of Route 2 Kings Mountain, entered the Navy last Tuesday. He reports to the U S Navy Training Center Bainbridge Md for boot training.
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Brndon
James B. Herndon
Fred Hernon
Kings Mountain
Navy
U. S. Navy Training Center
Bainbridge
Untitled garbled text on fabric care
A fragment notes cleaning steps for a fabric item suggesting washing and pressing before applying crayons and a second pressing. The readable terms reference touching up with pop and crayons, indicating restoration or coloring steps. No clear names, dates, or places are provided.
Sot corm acreage reported by farmers in northeastern and Atlantic states
Northeastern and Atlantic state farmers report extensive plantings of a large Sot corm variety across multiple counties. The sightings indicate rising crop acreage, with growers citing favorable soil moisture and market prospects for the season.
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Northeaster
Atlantic States
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