High Point Red Shield Little League routs two out of town squads
High Point Red Shield Little League City Champs defeated Burlington pee-wee 42-0 and downed Johnson City Tenn 35-0 at Albion Millis Stadium. Charlie Glasgow scored three times and was named outstanding player. William Patton named outstanding visiting player. Pete Armstrong named coach of the year.
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Master Cat Fight Begins At 12 45
The High Point Golf Association's Master Cat Flight starts today at 12 45 p m. Participants must report to the tournament director by 12 30 p m. Entry is 4 dollars plus green fee. Tee numbers and teams listed on MASTER Page 4 C.
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Hipps Says Bison Not Up For North Forsyth Game
High Point coach Herb Hipps said his team the Bison were not up for their 24-6 loss to North Forsyth Friday night. He cited Kenneth Parks turning point on a second quarter TD run and noted North used a nine man front confusing High Point's passing attack. The Bison head to Albion Millis Stadium to face Lexington with a 1-8 record and hope Jimm Comer returns.
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Black Knights Aim for Playoff as Stanley Preps for Stanley
North Davidson tops the Central Carolinas clash with a 9-0-1 mark while Stanley 7-1-2 seeks a playoff bid after a 42-7 win over Ledford. Coaches note key injuries, expect full strength for Friday’s North Davidson at Stanley game, winner advancing to face East Surrey Sumner.
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Big Night for Bulldogs Cushwa Sees Bright Thom asville Future
Thomasville coach George Cushwa praised a 41 3 win over Concord that capped a 7 3 season. He highlighted strong junior high feeder programs and returning stars like Peacock Turnage and Davis as signs the Bulldogs will remain competitive for years.
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