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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1969
Page
10
Northeast ninth graders trounced Erwin of Salisbury 102 to 53 for a sixth straight win. Randy Hobbs led with 19, Tony Shaver 14, six Northeast players in double figures. Erwin's David Hannah top-scored with 21. Northeast visits Ferndale Friday.
Ferndale's ninth grade team improved to five wins in six games with a 40 39 victory over Thomasville. John Harker led Ferndale with 29 points while Carl Johnson scored 14 for Thomasville. Ferndale hosts Northeast on Friday.
In Thomasville Sumner high school edged Ledford 63 57 in overtime after a tense finish. Ken Avery and Steven Falk sparked late plays as Sumner erased a four point deficit with under a minute, then outscored Ledford 8-0 in the extra period led by strong defense and timely steals.
Northwest Guilford’s Vikings toppled East ern Alamance 61-52 to stay atop the Mid-State 3A Conference with a 6-1 league record and 9-3 overall. Chuck Smith led with 22 points, Danny Johnson added 17 as Eastern led 13-10 after one, but NW held 25-22 at halftime and pulled away in the final two periods.
East Rowan used 27 made free throws to beat North Davidson 73-61 in a North Piedmont Conference game. The North Davidson girls opened with a 59-39 win. Randy Beenson led East with 33 points, converting 19 of 23 from the line, while North Davidson outshot in field goals 26 to 23.
Salisbury defeats Thomasville 48 39 at Boyden High gymnasium snapping Thomasville’s SPC win streak. Salisbury led 14 10 after the first quarter and 24 18 at halftime, then outscored Thomasville 15 9 in the third as James Steele sparked a late Bulldog rally, but the Yellow Jackets held on for the victory.
West Davidson toppled Gibsonville 94-79 as five Bulldogs reached double figures led by Doug Hanes with 25 points and Dick Neely 20. Tom Myers and Steele each led Thomasville with three field goals apiece, while Gibsonville’s Clifton Smith paced his team with scoring honors.
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