Ledford Clinches First Conference Title In Dramatic Win
Ledford Panthers rally from 13-8 deficit in fourth quarter to beat Central Davidson 24-13, sealing the Central Carolina Conference crown. Key drives feature Johnny Stewart passes to Dale Lee and a late rushing surge led by Gary Hutchins and Craig Lindsay. Central Davidson had taken a 13-8 lead after a Leo Verdell fumble recovery.
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Carol Wilson
Ledford Panthers
Ledford
Central Davidson
Central Carolina
Spartans
Panthers
Johnny Stewart
Dale Lee
Lee
Randleman rallies past Allen Jay 21 14 in conference clash
Randleman High School staged a fourth quarter rally to topple Allen Jay 21 14 in Central Carolina Conference action. Keith Marsh opened scoring for Allen Jay with a 9 yard run in the second quarter as the Jaybirds led 14 7 late in the game. Mark Routh connected with David Hayes for a 25 yard TD to tie it 7 7 in the third. Keith Taylor drew a late lead for Allen Jay with a 29 yard run and Marsh added a two point conversion to make it 14 7. Will McDonald answered with a two yard TD run and a successful conversion to seal the 21 14 win for Randleman. Randleman totaled 276 rushing yards and 85 passing yards while Allen Jay had 224 rushing yards and no passing yards.
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Randleman
Randleman High School
Allen Jay
Central Carolina
Jaybirds
Keith Marsh
Tigers
Mark Routh
David Hayes
Mike Davis
Keith Taylor
Marsh
Routh
Hayes
McDonald
Sham Res Randleman
Marshoron
R — Hayes
Davis
AJ — Taylor
R —~ Hayes
R— McDonald
Knights Fall To War Eagles In Friday Clash
Mocksville North Davidson built a 42-14 victory over Davie County with six unanswered TDs after scoring the opening and closing scores. Gary Boyd put the Knights on top early with a 63 yard drive capped by a one yard run, as Dan Craver added the first of his kicks. Davie County answered with multiple long rushing TDs by Marcus Wilson and late scoring plays, including a seven yard Boyd to Eddie Mendenhall pass late in the game after a Knights fumble.
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Mocksville
North Davidson
Davie County
Black Knights
Gary Boyd
Denny Arledge
Dan Craver
Davie
Boyd
Eddie Mendenhall
Marcus Wilson
N. Davidson
Sayd
Craver
David
Wilson
Owilggins
Ward
Dwiggins
Eanes
Osve County
Anderson
Mendenhall
Charles Bowman
Harry Brown
Salisbury
Kenny Station
Kyle Hayes
Andy Goins
East
Lenny Wegwart
West
Phil Foster
Goins
Flowery Branch
Rick Cline
Gainesville
Fla
Road Atlanta
Cline
Tom Tuttle
San Bruno
Calif
Whitworth Leads In Ladies Play
Kathy Whitworth the tour money leader takes a one stroke lead into the second round of the Lady Errol Classic at Erroll Estate Inn and Country Club after an opening 68. She described her round as not great yet saved pars with putts and leads Shelley Hamlin by one as nine pros shot under par.
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Apopka, Fla
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Whitworth
Erroll Estate Inn and Country Club
Shelley Hamlin
Battling Whitworth
Mickey Wright
Bulldogs Tie Playoffs Hope After 14 14 Draw With Salisbury
Thomasville’s Bulldogs battled Salisbury to a 14 14 tie in a South Piedmont Conference game. Richard Burton and Eric Coleman scored for Thomasville, while Salisbury’s Tom McDaniel and McDaniels answered. A late field goal attempt was ruled no good, leaving Thomasville tied for the conference title and headed toward a playoff with Lexington.
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Thomasville
Bulldogs
Salisbury
Hornets
Concord
Lexington
Brown
East Wins Over West Davidson Poises Playoff Berths Shakeup
East Davidson defeated West Davidson 27 20 to end the Green Dragons season while Ledford upset gave playoff spots to the Panthers and Southern Guilford. West led briefly, but East converted key drives including a late fumble recovery and a controversial fourth down pass non call. Major scorers included Darrell Haire, Tim Wray, Kyle Hayes, Greg Small and Lenny Wegwart.
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Mike Jones
Enterprise Tyro
Davidson
Ledford
Golden Eagles
Central Carolina
Panthers
Southern Guilford
East
West Davidson
Green Dragons
West
Mike Parks
Ronnie Lanning
Green Dragon
Joe
East Davidson
Wegwart
Easter
Hayes
Wray
Ed— Hayes
Small
Ed— Small
Kennedy
Shoaf
Denton Raiders Narrow Loss to Chatham Central
Denton Red Raiders fell 10 to 0 as Chatham Central, led by Craig Lambert, secured the win. Lambert delivered a 30 yard field goal and a late 1 yard TD run with the extra point, while Denton twice threatened but turned the ball over on fumbles and downs.
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Denton
Craig Lambert
Lambert
Red Raiders
Chatham Central
High Rock Lake
Raiders
Chatham
Lami
Lamberh
Crenshaw Tied By 3 In San Antonio Open
Rookie Ben Crenshaw finished the second round tied for the lead at 137 with George Archer Mike Hill and Bobby Greenwood after a 72. Weather was perfect but Crenshaw lamented failing to convert, dropping from sole leader to a four-way tie at midtournament.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw
University of Texas
George Archer
Mike Hill
Bobby Greenwood
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Cole
Mark Klass
Gary Hutchins
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Stewart
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Cd— Cole
Klass
L — Hutchins
Tony Williard
Sonny H
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WN. Davidson
Gecack
Piedmont
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Tom McDaniel
Tommy Oakley
Eric Coleman
Frankie Lathan
Richard Burton
Lathan
Larry Leonard
McDaniels
Oakley
Hornet
Bulldog
Rowan County
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Leonard
Tony Ingram
Jimbo Easter
Dragons
Greg Small
Eagles
Dragon
Barry Sheaf
Foster
Parks
Lanning
Atlanta
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Tulsa
Okla
Randy Canfield
Chevy Chase
Mike Dale
Kinnelon
N.J
Denton Raiders
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Woodlake
Archer
Greenwood
Bruce Fleisher
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Charles Coody
Richard Crawford
Crawford
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Coody
Fleisher
Young John Mahaffey
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Sandra Palmer
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Jane Blalock
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
Pinehurst
Michigan
Ray Palmer
Grosselle
Tom Draper
Troy
Elmer
David MacHarg
Draper
Paul Severin
Richmond
Pizza Villa
Greensboro Rd
SUN
Hunter Smith
Associated Mobile Powerwash
Newington
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