Thomasville TE's Preseason Opens With Fair Grove Clash
Thomasville High School begins pre season drills with a non league scrimmage against Fair Grove at Memorial Park Stadium on Thursday. Co captains Crawford and Streetman lead the Bulldogs as Don Miller risks missing the opener after a leg cut from broken glass.
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Inexperienced Bison looking to improve under Simeon
High Point High School football coach Simeon says the Black Bison show improving but lack experience after two weeks of workouts. About 60 of 75 boys train daily as graduation losses and injuries thin last year’s starters. Johnson’s injury, backfield changes, and plea for big linemen shape early drills ahead of Sept. 9 opener vs Reidsville and Sept. 16 home test vs Gastonia.
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Duke Tar Heels clash set for nationally televised game
Duke University hosts the UNC Tar Heels at Duke Stadium on December 3 in a nationally televised matchup highlighted by two storied programs and a large TV audience.
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Baseball Team Names in Fragmented Roster
A garbled list mentions multiple MLB teams and players including the Red Sox Tigers White Sox Cubs Giants Phillies Braves Cardinals Indians Dodgers and others, with scattered surnames such as Williams Tuttle Mi nose Skhowren Yan ces Avila Cooper OCon nell Hofman Furillo Robinson Arroyo Hamner Lo pate.
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Sophomore stars to shape college football season
Talented sophomores, touted as the best group since 1948, expected to play key roles across major programs. Notre Dame fullback Dick Wilkins, Kentucky tackle Lou Michaels, Baylor quarterback Doyle Traylor, Cornell halfback Bob Meaniff lead a notable cohort with other standouts from Oklahoma, Oregon, Alabama, and Maryland shaping early-season offense and defense.
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Billy Joe Favorite In Pro Am Tourney
Billy Joe Patton amateur and Pro Joe Cheves both of Morganton are favorites for the Piedmont pro am golf tournament at Greensboro Country Club Monday. The event features teams from several Piedmont clubs and serves as a lead in to major tours in Perth and South Carolina.
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National Amateurs To Try Tuesday In Greensboro
One hundred three top amateurs including Joe Patton of Screaman can and South medalist Dave Smith of Gastonia travel to Greensboro for a 36 hole USGA qualifying event for the 1955 Men's National Amateur in Richmond. The 12 lowest scorers earn berths with 18 holes at Star Mount and Greensboro Country Club. Playoffs will settle ties at the Country Club. Start times 7 52 a m at both courses. Both courses meet USGA standards with extra rough and distance added to the tees.
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North Carolina Sets Fall Football Prep For 17 Lettermen
Chap el Hill August 27 North Carolina will begin workouts with 17 lettermen 28 sophomores and several non lettermen as it faces a brutal 1935 schedule. Oklahoma Duke Maryland Notre Dame and ACC foes plus Georgia Tennessee and others loom. Key players include end Will Frye center George Stavnitski and quarterback contenders Marquette Sasser Reed.
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Wake Forest Names Marvin Francis Athletic Publicity Director
Marvin Sketer Francis 33 of Durham appointed athletic publicity director at Wake Forest College succeeding Bill Hensley. Francis, a Wake Forest alumnus and longtime Durham Morning Herald assistant sports editor, will begin Sept. 5 after Hensley moves to North Carolina State. Francis joined the Herald in 1941 and started there in 1937 as a high school sports reporter.
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