Bison football poised for playoff push with new strong staff
At Central, the Black Bison boast an open offense and rugged defense and recent wins reflect a new, adequately sized coaching staff led by Roy Boyles. The 6-3 overall team, 3-1 in conference, travels Friday to Burlington for the Central 4-4 Group I title game with a likely playoff showdown set for Albion Millis Stadium on Nov 15 against Wilson Fike.
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ACC Holds 3 Leaders Duke Is New Team Champion
Duke remains top in ACC as the service bureau lists leaders in offense and passing with Hart and Bomar among top players. Wake Forest, Duke, Virginia, North Carolina, and NC State show strong performances in yards, completions, and scores across rushing and receiving categories.
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Ledford Closes Out Season With Loss To W. Davidson
West Davidson defeated Ledford 14-6 on a rain soaked Ledford field to finish 7-2. West Davidson led 7-0 at halftime and extended the lead early in the third on a Freeman to Hairston 12 yard pass. Ledford avoided a shutout late with a Bryant to Craven 34 yard pass, but Ledford’s extra point was blocked. West Davidson finishes season Friday against Denton after earning the win.
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Bomar and Davis Doubtful for North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL AP sources report North Carolina may be missing offensive standouts Gayle Bomar and Peter Cavin as they assess a right thumb injury and a severe tongue laceration suffered by Davis on the first play of Saturday’s loss to Air Force. Coaches moved practice to 30 minutes in light rain as they evaluate return timelines.
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Packers Seek Central Title Amid Unusual Path
Green Bay trails in the Central Division after a 13-10 loss to Chicago as Detroit also falters. With six games left, coach Phil Bengtson says the Packers must win all remaining games while hoping others slip. Injuries and a kicking slump hinder readiness as the team weighs roll Mann and future replacements.
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Earl Monroe Tops Scoring as Baylor Surges Pace
In NBA action Earl Monroe leads with 300 points in 11 games for a 27.3 average while Elgin Baylor moves ahead in per game scoring with 249 points in eight games for a 31.1 average. Dave Bing sits third at 247 points and 30.9 per game. Bill Russell anchors rebounding at 199 boards in eight games. Wilt Chamberlain tops field goal percentage at 68.1 on 81 of 119 tries. Walt Frazier struggles at the line with 3 of 34 free throws.
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Trojan Lead Drops as Ohio State Narrowly Trails
The AP weekly college football poll shows No. 1 USC slipping in first place votes and points after a close win over Michigan State 25-20 while Ohio State remains runner-up. Other top teams shift positions as Purdue, Penn State, and Notre Dame hold steady in the top six amid weekend results across major games.
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Panthers suffer setback as Reihm injures foot in NC meet
Carter of High Point College finishes 22nd in a 140 runner field at the North Carolina State cross country meet. Duke claims the team title with 37 points, East Carolina second, North Carolina third, and High Point College 227 in the 16-team five mile race. Tim Reihm, No 3 runner for the Panthers, is spiked at the start, finishes 47th, and requires 20 stitches. Coach Bobby Davidson says the injury will sideline him indefinitely.
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