Veteran Jake Early Named Playing Manager in Rock Hill Chiefs
Rock Hill South Carolina announces Jake Early, former Charlotte Hornets catcher, named playing manager of the Tri-State League Chiefs after Sam Lamitina’s dismissal. Early, Kings Mountain native and ex Washington Senators and St Louis Browns catcher, replaces Lamitina who left over salary dispute. Dick Ackermann joins from Charlotte. Sherry Robertson and Phil Howser recommended Early. team adds catcher and utility options.
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Legion Juniors Schedule and Past Results Review
Kings Mountain American Legion juniors play Henrietta and Hickory next Monday and Wednesday at City Stadium after losses to Gastonia and Hickory. The club showed improvement with Hord on the mound, while Blanton, Ross, Barnette and Wilson led offense. coaching aides Hartsee, Webster and Geene joined the squad this week.
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Gastonia
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Hickory
City Stadium
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Blue
Ralph Hord
Charles Blanton
Jerry Ross
Carl Barnette
Bob Wilson
Hord
Bob Rector
Froneberger
Blanton
Barnett
Ross
Earl Marlowe
Don Wright
Ken Yarboro
Gus Hartsee
Byers
Bobby Webster
Bethware
Bruce Geene
Barnette
Rector
Sherrill
League adopts double elimination in District 8 play
Commissioner Layton announced at Gastonia Recreation Center that District 8 will use a double elimination format. District play starts July 19 at Todd Field, with All-Star rosters due by July 11. Kings Mountain coaches urged to select all star players. lighting rules relaxed for day games. If district winner advances, state play expenses are covered by United States Rubber Company. Other leagues include Suddeth, Little Southern, United Service, Textiles, Bur-Mil, Cherryville, Stanly and Kings Mountain.
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Pony
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Craftspun Defeats Foote and Neisler in Softball Wins
Craftspun won two Men's League softball games last week. They edged Foote Mineral 7 3 on June 8 with Bud Moss pitching a one hitter and Bob Hallender taking the loss for Foote. Gerald Hipps went two for three with a home run. They then routed Neisler Mills 23 1 last Thursday.
Neisler Softballers Defeat Foote 6 to 2
Neisler Softballers beat Foote Mineral 62 in a Tuesday Men's Softball League game Fite earned the win and had two hits along with Bolin Ware and Ross Foote’s Smith collected two binges while the report notes vesicular exanthema in dogs and a USDA veterinary alert for the disease in the United States.
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Foote Mineral
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