Bison and Reynolds Face Second League Test in Winston-Salem
High Point Central travels to Bowman Gray Stadium to meet Reynolds in a Central 4-A Conference football clash. The Bison seek a return to victory after a rainout and an even 1-1 league start while Reynolds, led by Jimmy Loftis and Van Craven, aims to build on a 2-1 record and defend their center-title status.
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CGA Plans Three One Day Golf Events This Month
The Carolina Golf Association will run three one day tournaments this month and has canceled the handicap event set for Oct. 11 at Wilson.
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Fourth Defeat: Second Ward Rips William Penn 33-0
In Charlotte on a wet field Second Ward dominated William Penn 33-0. Eugene Shaw fueled the win with three first quarter fumbles and three scores. Robert Gill added two touchdowns, John Watson caught a 35 yard pass, and John Alexander, John Kirkpatrick, and Jame Jones contributed scores.
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Army Faces No 1 Texas In Big Test Tonight
Army unbeaten and unranked sends its three platoons to battle defending national champion Texas, with Rollie Stichweh hobbling on crutches due to an ankle injury. Texas boasts a top ranking and a tough schedule as other games and upsets pepper the college slate.
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Central Spartans rout Red Raiders 34–6 for CCC lead
Central defeats Denton 34 to 6 to seize top CCC spot and improve to 4-0 overall. Leonard sprinted 47 and 51 yards, LeRoy Gallimore scored for Denton, and Central used the T formation for three touchdowns in the second half to pull away.
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Cats Seek To End Drought With A League Win Tonight
Davidson and The Citadel meet in Charleston as Davidson aims to snap a two year drought with a conference win. The Citadel enters as favorite to extend a six game league run while Davidson eyes its season debut and key late game play from the Wildcats.
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Ragsdale Seeks Basketball Foes for Home-and-Home Dates
Jamestown Ragsdale High School seeks basketball opponents for a two game home and home series. Athletic director Larry Klosterman said the dates January 5 and 8. School invites coaches to express interest in playing the Tigers on any two of those dates.
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Wilt's Stomach Still A Mystery
San Francisco Warriors center Wilt Chamberlain remained hospitalized as the NBA season nears two weeks away. Doctors offered no explanation for his stomach ache, leaving his condition unresolved and the status of the lineup uncertain.
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Second Ward Surges Past Penn In Low-Scoring Battle
James Simon went 4 for 5 on extra points as Second Ward edged William Penn 74 to 33. Penn posted 289 yards to 230 for Second Ward, with 135 passing yards on six completions. Second Ward opened a sizable lead aided by three successful drives and multiple miscues by Penn, including a late fumble by Chaster Boyce.
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Tiddy And Jones Lead Southpaws In Golf Title
Left hander John Tiddy and right hander Terry Jones fired a 68 for 134 total to lead the two day standings at the Lefty-Righty National Golf Tournament in Hickory North Carolina. The event runs through Sunday with a 66 opening day.
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Gibsonville Tops Northwest in Guilford Conference Clash
Gibsonville Yellow Jackets win 2-1 in conference action and 4-1 overall, while Northwest drops to 0-2 in league and 1-4 overall.
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Gibsonville Rolls Over Northwest in Lopsided Victory
Gibsonville opened with a 59 yard drive capped by a pass to Craig Fogleman for the first score. James Frye added the decisive long run and Gibsonville led 20 to 92 at the end of the game, while Northwest struggled with turnovers and penalties.
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Bobo Sparks Thomasville Comeback to Beat Lexington Jackets
Thomasville Bulldogs rally to a 27 20 victory over Lexington Yellow Jackets as Billy Bobo scores on a 60 yard run and Mickey Cox guides a late touchdown drive. Byerly and Styers connect on the clinching score after a 7 yard pass.
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Northeast Guilford Rams Hand Tigers 27 6 Narrow Win
Northeast Guilford used a single wing attack to score on a short run by Bo Jenkins as Gary Church and Doug Shores moved the ball despite poor weather. The Rams posted their third Guilford County win and the Tigers suffered their second league loss and third overall.
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U S Team Arrives in Tokyo for Olympic Village Welcome
The United States Olympic team of 362 athletes and 127 officials reached Tokyo ahead of the XVIII Olympiad. Officials set an Oct. 5 welcome as the Stars and Stripes rise at the village gate. Several top U S athletes, including Rex Cawley and Roy Saari, were reported improving as practice began.
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