Thomasville Gals Grab First in South Piedmont League
The Thomasville girls moved into undisputed first place in the South Piedmont Conference after a 44-37 win over South Rowan. In the feature, the Bulldogs beat South Rebels 58-45.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
15
The Thomasville girls moved into undisputed first place in the South Piedmont Conference after a 44-37 win over South Rowan. In the feature, the Bulldogs beat South Rebels 58-45.
North High School overwhelmed Denton 90-33 in the nightcap after the North lassies won 34-21. Rod Loflin led North with 20 points, joined by Steve Hinkle 12 Kenny Wagner 11 and David Wagner 11. Kenneth Haywood had 12 for Denton.
Northeast Junior High ninth graders overcome a first quarter deficit to beat Central Davidson 52 to 31. Billy Turner leads with 16 points and Ricky Brewer adds 14 as Northeast earns 24 free throws from 27 fouls by Central. Northeast improves to 4 3 and travels to Thomasville Friday.
In Jamestown, the Ragsdale Tigers rally past Northwest Guilford 44 to 41 to pull even with Gibsonville for second in the GCC at 5-2. Modlin and Collins pace Ragsdale with 11 points each, while Apple leads Northwest with 13.
William Penn Tigers beat Paisley High 67 65 in overtime after a late tying shot by Vener Hunter. Mel Butler led Penn with 25 points while Woodrow Johnson topped Paisley with 24 as Penn improves to 8 4 on the season. John Fetzer replaces Dan Topping as AL rep on the MLB executive council.
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