Bulldog Story Romp Scramble in Key Play
Thomasville built a 19 49 lead over East Rowan only to win 25 21 as a final play interception preserved the NPC co champions 8 2 1 Thomasville advances to face Lexington in the North South playoff with East Rowan finishing 9 1. Sophomore C M Yates sparked a late rally for East as Richard Slack struggled and Ronnie Miller powered the Bulldog offense.
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Don Goins
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John Yarbrough
William Lowe
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Annual Bowl Riddle Could Be Unraveling
The Associated Press reports the annual riddle of which team will play in college football bowl games should begin to clear today as selectors seek clarity. One Rose Bowl berth was expected to be filled by the outcome of an oat.
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Boros Gets Putter On The Beam
Boros recovers his putting and looms strong for Sugar Bowl as U S teams contend for Cotton and Bluebonnet bowls. OSU and USC hold 40 conference records, Rose Bowl fate tied to Ohio State Michigan game. Georgia and Penn State eyed for Orange and Sugar bowls amid NCAA rules.
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Lexington Jackets Rout Mooresville 34 7 in high school grid
Lexington dominated Mooresville with a 34 to 7 victory in a Western North Carolina high school football game. Key plays included a 92 yard kickoff return and multiple scores by Lexingtons top backs. Mooresville showed effort but couldnt convert early opportunities and fell behind after the first quarter.
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National Grid Scene reshapes prime time telecast of top teams
The week features a high profile college football lineup with No. 8 Texas facing Texas Christian in a Southwest Conference clash. Alabama and Miami defense cited as a noted struggle while major programs like Mississippi State, Louisville, LSU, and Houston prep night contests.
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Cramerton edges East Davidson in state 3-A thriller
In a defensive classic, Cramerton defeats East Davidson 7-6 to reach the state 3-A semifinals. Key plays include two fourth down penalties by East setting up Cramerton’s lone touchdown and a late winning extra point by Robert Froneberger. East’s drives stall on fumbles and a critical interception.
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Royals Slip From Top Spot In NBA Race
The Cincinnati Royals drop from first to third in the Eastern Division after a four city tour ends with a 116-105 loss to the Celtics in Boston. Baltimore leads the division at 12-4, with Philadelphia and Los Angeles winning key games as Seattle and San Diego split two overtimes. Celtics guard Bill Russell fueled a 16 point surge that helped Boston take control in the third period. The Royals return home to face Atlanta before a rest day.
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New Garden Receives Baptism Of Violence
In New York Madison Square Garden a riot erupts after Ismael Laguna defeats Roman Blanco by majority decision. Spectators flee, glass shatters, chairs are damaged, a small fire starts, and injuries are reported. Journalists and officials seek cover as chaos echoes past Garden riots.
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