Kiwanis Edges Burlington In Tuesday Little League clash
Kiwanis defeated Burlington 5-4 at the Stadiumn Tuesday amid homer notes with Freddie Hambright homering for Kiwanis and Richard McDaniel adding a fence clearing shot. Park Grace led Jaycees in the earlier game as the league schedules shift to July with postponed May 30 games moved to July 4 and a late July finish to determine the all star rep.
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Burlington
Phenix Nine
Stadiumn
Grace
Jaycees
Park Grace
Jaycees Park
Freddie Hambright
Richard_McDaniel
Jerry Wright
Gladden
Bill Ware
Marion Juniors Face Hickory In Weekend Road Tests
Kings Mountain star ace from League One Area Four prep division travels to Marion Friday and Hickory Monday for 8 p.m. games at City Stadium. Coach Jack Sink's team, currently 6-1 and eighth in standings, had a rare Tuesday practice amid a heavy schedule.
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Kings Mountain
Mathama
Marion
Hickory
City Stadium
Jack Sink
Kings Mountain Hospital Log Admits and Discharges
A Kings Mountain hospital log lists patients admitted and discharged during the week. Names include Mrs Lee Dover, Mrs Mabel Martin, Ron Henry, Miss Margaret Herron, Mrs Roberta Smith, Mrs Lulu Patrick, Mrs Martha Sanders, Miss Betty Gamble, Miss Martha Sue Goins, Mrs Essie Stepp, Wayne Goforth, Mrs Eileen Gibson, and others with street or route addresses. Discharges span George Fletcher, Mrs Sammy Gray, T A Carter, William Pate, Miss Sara Faye Dixon, Bile Bookout, Cleophus Ledford, Ruth Goforth, and additional patients.
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Lee Dover
Route 1
Mabel Martin
City
Ron Henry
Landing Street
Prank Heath
Ridge Street
Yvonne Adams
Margaret Herron
Elm Street
Roberta Smith
Lulu” ‘Patrick
Boiling Springs
Martha Sanders
Pine Street
Dorris McDermit
Betty Gamble
Route 2
Martha Sue Goins
Maple Street
Essie’ Stepp
Wayne Goforth
York Road
Eileen Gibson
Piedmont Avenue
George Fletcher
Sammy Gray
Shelby
T. A. Carter
Cherryville
William Pate
Sara Faye Dixon
Cleophus Ledford
Route 3
Ruth Goforth
Kings Street
Kings Mountain Faces Tough Test in Tight Conference Race
Kings Mountain suffered a setback as Hickory handed defending state champions their first loss this season. Cherryville, with former Kings Mountain players in its lineup, emerged as a surprise contender, while Kings Mountain’s late-season bid hinges on upcoming games, with key performances from Fred Kiser and Ray Mauney noted amid a crowded standings race.
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Hickory
Shelby
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Mountain
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Weanes
Neir Rhyne College Field
Cherryville
Felding
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Murray Greason
Charlotte
Gastonia
Mooresville
Marion
Tigers Defeat Cherryville in Opening Game at City Stadium
Kings Mountain Tigers, the local Negro baseball team, beat Cherryville 8 to 4 at City Stadium on Saturday night. Kiser pitched for the Tigers with strong support as Williams held Cherryville to few hits. Admission was 30 and 60 cents.
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Shelby Hare
Raiders
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Cherryvill
Kinlain
Cherryville
Kiser
City Stadium
Kings Mountain
Shelby
Williams
Roosevelt Adams
Sonny Harn
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Bill Wudipeth
Pte Junior Lumber
Comins
Hudepeth
Don Gladden
Blanton
Johnny Carpenter
Keith Layton
Gerald Thomasson
Marin McKee
Don Parker
Pat Layton
Henry Foster
Don McKinney
Junior
Whetstine
Dinky Barrett
Mike Ware
Mike B. Ware
Herald
Carliste Studio
Hastecenn Deere
Helby
Jastonia
Lincolnton
Wright
Cash
McGinnis
Grant
TV Value Scoop
Gault’s Appliances
America
Philco
Piedmont
Kings Mountain Hospital
Sybil C. Camp
Dosia Hawkins
Nina Wolfe
W. Mountain Street
B. N. Barnes
N. Gaston Street
Carl F. Davis
Ruth Crawford
Thelma Williams
Bessemer City
Rosalie Fredrick
Elsie Baxter
Ken Wood Ave
Cheeryville
Haywood Lynch
E. Ridge Street
Henry Kennedy
Emma Goforth
E. Gold Street
Margaret Parker
W. L. Blackburn
Grover
Nathalee Baker
Billy Mose
Ina Mae Blanton
Johnnie Gault
Pearl Burris
Clara McDonald
Fred Kiser
Dott Laine
Mountaineers
Mourth
Joe Moody
Charlote
Ray Mauney
Kings" Mountain
F. Goodrich
P. F
Oxfords
Kings Mountain Merchants Association
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