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W/P Lovell and Davis. Tues. June 4. 1991 Hinton News - 5
IJP Robert Cook (3), Jason Bal-
lengee (5) and Zackery Meador. , .''j(
HR David Hill Allen and Gull-
lama.
5-29-91
Kirks 0 0 4 0 3 0 5 133x
Elks 0 5 1 1 0 0 0 7 5 5 The cat-gut used to make trlngs Geraniums
W/P Shawn Conner and Eric Jef- for violins and tennis rackets has
feries, nothing to do w,th cat. rh. Petunias
L/P Marshall Meador (7), Rob comes from kit, and old term for
Coins (7) and Chad Meador. small fiddle. Salvia
5-30-91
ALL SPORTS BANQUET David Hill 0 0 e 3 0 0 2 xx 1 Marigolds
A week or so go I had the honor of Kirks 1 7 0 0 0 0 1 8 6 X Fox
attending the Hinton High School Micah Davis (2) Zack Wood Im ti
l-Sports Banquet. Principal Lynn and Matt Fragile. Photographics pa ens
;::LwderdidanexcellentjobMC'ing L/P Donald Martin and Eric Jef- WaO0,, REDUCED 1/3
the event and the Hinton Bobcat feries. SCHOOL
Boosters and Boosterettes did a Grand Slam HR Matt Fragile. |1- &ERIAL & S
fantastic job in serving enormous 6-2-91 /R';JE" CO..HC,AL WEBB FLORIST
TOGRAPHY
crowd on hand. Extra tables had to Garten Ford 0 0 1 0 0 1 7 I P.O & GREENHOUSES
be set up to take care of the athletes Beckley 2 0 0 0 0 2 6 X 7/ On the 4-ne
and their proud parents. W/P T. Maido and G. Thomas CRAB ORCHARD, WV.
As each coach took his turn at the L/P Run Pack and Bill Cooley, Jeff 21Z a StE ST. ,rON 255-7411
podiem you could sense their excite- Ballengee.. i
ment about the up-coming 91-92 Garten Ford 5 1 00 x 6 7 2
seasons. Starting with golf coach Beckley 1 0 0 1 3 5 4 3 ....... i
Tom Bungardner emphasizing that GIRLS TRACK TEAM W/P Eric Pack and BilI Cooley Bluestone S'atelHte Systems
his entiregolfteam would be return- IJP K. Tolliver and Knapp
ing and many of the players are HINTON BABE RUTH We sell the Best! Pipestem, W.V. 4|/
Week June 3 General Instrument 'fl.'
excellent young golfers with two Girls Track Team: L-R Front Row: Ruth Yopp, Alice llasham, Mica Mon. June 3, Honaker vs R.T. Drake
years of experience behind them. Meadows, MelissaLilly, JeanetteYopp.L-RBackRow:Mr.Farrell, Rogers, 5pm, Hinton;Wed. June5, Uniden
Nextheadg irlsbasketballc°hchRon Mr. Butcher (Kruger Manager and Co-Manager), Kim Gore, Kim Garten Ford vs Oak Hill, 5 pm, and Sales & Service
Williams spoke about his upcoming Wynes, Leslie Gross, Juanita Boone (trophy presenter for Kruger), Hinton; Fri. June 7, Elks vs Kirks, 5 Descramblers Benny Wills 466-5409 I
season by only losing two seniors. Jaime Rodes, Coach Kathy Boone, and Linda Brandon (Kruger pro, Hinton; Sat. June 8, Elks vs
Those 2 seniors Kim Gore and Kim Employee). Hinton Kruger Invitational, HH.S. Girls Win 1st. Place Bluefield, 1 pro, Bluefield; Sat. June
Wynes received a standing ovation Trophy. 8, Elks vs Bluefield, 3 pm, Bluefield; ....
from the crowd for their three years cheap when you consider that Mul- a pitching record of 8 wins and 3 Sat. June 8, Kirks vs Bluefield, 1
of outstanding basketball accom-lens, Independence and Greenbrier losses. He struck out l00 batters in pm, Hinton;Sat. June8, Honakers ALL TYPES OF LOANS
plishments. But the same team will East all charge $40. I don't think 68 innings. Run Pack, a Junior, also vsBluefield, 3 pro, Hinton;Sun. June
be very competitive with their re-
turning players and the addition of manypeopleknowthisbutany profit made the 1st Team as an outfielder. 9, Garten Ford vs Hurricane, 1 pro,
several players from the Talcott, that we make goes back into our Ron led Hinton with a batting aver- Hurricane; Sun. dune 9, Garten Ford Can'tgeta Loan Because You have No Credit?
Sandstone and Hinton Jr. High basketball program at Hinton High age of.386, 27 hits, 5 doubles and 27 vsHurricane,3pm, Hurricane; Sun. Can't get Credit Because You can't Get a Loan?
programs. Expect a fourth straight School. Primarily to send our vat- runs batted in. 2nd team coalfield June 9, R.T. Rogers vs Bluefield, 1
sity players to camp at Radford and conference players were Eric Fra- pm, Hinton; Sun. June 9, R.T. Ro- CALL TODAY FOR
trip to the state girls tournament. Concord." zier and Lake Wykle as infielders, gets vs Bluefie]d, 3 pro, Hinton; Sun.
Head Football coach "Buzzy All schools should have registra- Eric led Hinton with 5 home runs June 9, Kirks vs Bluefield, 1 pm,
Richmond talked about 35 sopho- A FREE CONSULTATION
mores and junior returnees for '91. tionformsbythemiddleofthisweek, and an average of .333. Lake led Bluefield; Sun. June 9, Honakers vs
With two freshman returning, who The cost is $30. Hinton with 80 at Bat and 33 runs B]uefield, 3 pro, B]uefield.
GIRLS TRACK TEAM scored and batted .313. As a team -'-.. , "" -i
startedlastyearfortheVarsityCats, The 1st Annual Hinton Kroger's thisyear the Cats Avg. .286 with 16 9 to 9
and the addition of the Talcott and Invitational Track Meet was held home runs. AlE0 Master or VisaCard Available
Hinton Jr. High freshman coach this year and paid for by the Hinton HINTON BABE RUTH
Richmondisexpecting45to50plaY-ers tube out for the team. The Beb- Kruger Emplbyees. The 4x800m 5-28-91 1 BOO 843 2042
cats brought back their JV program team set a school record this year. Honaker 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 "= == m
The old record of 11:40 was broken David Hill 3 4 0 5 4 16 6 0 Pine seeds may blow as far as 300
last year and these players played by a 11:29 time. The 4x800M relay feet from the parent tree.
several games which will add to the qualifiers were Juniors Melanie
much needed experience to the var-
sity program. Also Coach Richmond Humphreys, Emma Chanlett-Avery,
Jessica Reich, and Soph's Anna,
weight room is adding tremendous Ziegler and Yubecca Bragg. This
size and strength to his team. The game team place 16th of 54 teams in
last time the Bobcats offered 18 the state meet.
seniors was in 1969, the year the The 4xl00M team of YAm Gore,
Bobcats won the state champion- Kim Wynes, Sandra Sea and Celena
ship. Key positions such as quarter- Angell, Sara Miller placed 9th of 54
back, running backs, kickers and teams in the state. The Hinton girls
receivers will all be returning for team remain undefeated at home
this year's season. Coach Richmond meets thelast 2 years since the track
also handles the boys track team was repaired to hold meets. There
who had an excellent'91 season and were 35 team members with 3 sen-
most runners will be back for the iors and Coach Boone is looking for-
spring @2 season.
Head Baseball Coach Mike Miller ward to next year's team.
She and her team would like to
talked about his baseball team that thank the Boosters, Boosterettes,
featured three seniors from the 18 Nat. Bank of Summers First Na-
man roster. This year's team was tional Bank and Kruger for their
beaten by Pineville in the regional help.
tournament and left them only one HINTON LITTLE LEAGUE
game short of a state tournament STANDINGS
birth. With most of these players BASEBALLWEEK5:PizzaHut.
returning the spring J2 baseball 9-0; NBS - 6-2; Big 4 - 5-4; Kerfs - 5-
teamisguaranteedtoofferoutstand- 5; Kiwanis - 4-4; Moose - 3-6; and
ing results. FNB - 0-11.
Head girls track coach Kathy SOFTBALL: Kerrs-8-0; Honak-
Boone sent a prepared statement era - 5-3; Angells - 3-5; and DQ - 0-8.
which Principal Lynn Crowder pre-
sented. Kathy was taking a final for
a college class. The girls track team
competed in seven meets and fin-
ished first in four of those. The team
qualified eight girls for this year's
state meet. Like other Bobcat teams
this year, the team is made up of
mostly sophomores and juniors.
These young ladies are very excited
ab,,lt the spring '92 season.
Head Basketball coach James
Payne talked about his basketball
season and his upcoming campaign
for '91-x92. Losing only two seniors
and having five out of his first six
players returning the varsity bas- 8 N K A I J
ketbail team will be making big
headlines next fall. With excellent
size, speed,, and experience the team /
should fair very well. This team will
also benefit from excellent Jr. High JENNY MANN
prospects from Talcott and Hinton. Jenny Mann joins the Kanawha /
Again I was very happy to be at Valley AAU team for the 15 and
the banquet and as a very amateur under National Championships.
sportswritertheseteamsshouldgive Jenny was selected as one of three
me a great deal of copy for these players in W.V. to join the state
articles in the next year. championship Kanawha Valley tC
FIFTH ANNUAL HINTON team. W llvlt'" lSS;hl
BASKETBALL CAMP Two ofthese selections were from Mnning hands
Remember that the Hinton Bas- the So. W.V. AAU team based in
ketball Camp starts Mon. June 24 Hinton. @
and runs through 1;i.June 28. The Jenny led SO. WV AAU in re- __ r--"4t' = nalr II1 a Ly
campwillrunfrom9:00A.M.to2:30 bounding and was 3rd in scoring. =T,,----= -
P.M. If you don't pre-register you Jenny also a standout performer at J tb t,. , _, .#,, IF
can registerthatMon.June24start- TalcottJr. High will be joiningthe ' 00¢att yourseW a win- .,,,
ing at 8:30 A.M. If possible pre-en- Hinton Lady Bobcats this ssason. At .
roll, that makes it easier for the 6tt. Jenny is instant credibility for
camp director to or der shirts and your inside game. Her coach feels :::' : 'J' :, , r,i
plan for the week. Once again, Jim she is one of the best pure post play-
Kerr of Kerr Realty will help pick up era at her age in the state. :,Jii:::
the cost of shirte. " The Nationals will be held in !f
The purpose of the camp is to Charleston, W.Va. July 26-Aug. 3.
introduce kids to basketball and HINToNBASEBALL
theygothroughschool.CoachPayne, with a young team. The Cats will
Coach Williams and Coach Ryan all lose three seniors this year. The
agree that to have g°°d teams in the Team finished with 16 wins and 10 m
fu :ure they have to find and encour- losses. Hinton won their sectional
• age potential players at an early and finished runner-ups in the Re-
age. According to Coach Payne, aWe giona]. Pat Stennett, a senior, has Proceeds from the West Virginia Lottery benefit knJor
have worked hard to keep the cost of been named to the let. Team A., ,
our camp down, $30.00 is pretty All Coalfield Conference Team with