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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1975

Page

5

Overshadow Offenses Defenses Key To UCLA-Ohio State

Ohio State and UCLA bring strong offenses but shaky defenses as top coaches Hayes and Vermeil meet in a nationally televised clash. Archies Griffin Green and Baschnagel pace OSU, while UCLA’s John Sciarra is among the nation’s best. defense could decide the game with Ohio State favored by 13 at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

LOS Angeles Woody Hayes Ohio State Dick Vermeil UCLA Archie Griffin Cornelius Green Brian Baschnagel Buckeyes John Sciarra Oklahoma Michigan State Penn State North Carolina Bruins Iowa State Tennessee Air Force Southern California Hayes Nick Buonamici Eddie Beamon Vermeil Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum ABC Sciarra Wendell Tyler Eddie Ayers

Bowling League Standings and High Scores This Week

This Sunday night Couples League shows Four Rollers in first with 15-1, D.J.'s 12-4, Flunkies 11-5. D.J.'s posted 840 game and 2476 series. Notables include Marvin Young 240 game and 580 set, Brenda Young 211 and 557, and multiple 170s to 206s by others. Twilight League tight at top with Shakelford's Grocery 12-4, Moon's Danceland and Spirits of 76 tied for second. Breakfast Club led by Alley Cats 11-1. Alley Kittens close at 9-3. Hi-Lighters Classic features Spirits of ’76 overtaking Hi-Lo’s for first. Team 8 high series 2438 and 892 game. Open meeting notes and Bi-Centennial patches announced for High Point Women’s Bowling Association.

Marge Mears Confederate Yankees D.j.’S Youngs Marvin Brenda Mary Price Sandy Jarrall Mary Flynn Brenda Young Kathy Murray Frank Price Johnny Miller Dennis Carroll Eddie Simpson Raymond Isom Shakelford’s Grocery Moon’s Danceland Spirits of Goodtimers Pennington Food Mart Royal Development Schoonbeck Furniture Dee Poston Shakelford Debbie Green Elinor Dawkins Susie Dixon Dee Peston Patty Rife Kim Phillips Alley Joyce Poston Betty Wagner Ronda Baker Bev Jamison Cindy Morris Jenny Terry Joyce Wentz Juanita Myers Shirley Scheer June Evans Grace Allison Maude DeKraker Shirley Marilyn King Fonda Weathers Becky Oakley Pat Black Jean Slaymaker Irma Sohnchen Jill Kelly Diane Falkowitz Alley Kittens Jean Martin Judy Niuman JoAnne Hollinger Treva McCormack Lorene Ingram Jo Garrison Belle Wadsley Ann Royals Peggy Whitt Evelyn Joyner Dotty Beaston Hi-Lo’s Rose Radio Lorené Ingram Daisy Stephens Vola Stutts Barbara Hite Kathy Griffin Barbara Benfield Shirley Craven Jean Johns Beverly Thibodeau Spirits of ’76 High Point Women’s Bowling Association Golden Association Ann Clayton

Cincy Morgan Sees Pitching Edge in NL Title Rematch

Cincinnati infielder Joe Morgan says pitching will decide the rematch with the Pittsburgh Pirates for the National League title. He recalls the 1972 wild pitch that helped the Reds win and notes both teams can score, but pitching may dominate. The Pirates feature Jerry Reuss with an 18 win season, while Don Gullett is 15 4 for the Reds as the teams meet in a tension filled showdown.

Cincinnati Joe Morgan Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds Reds Bob Moose Morgan Pirates Jerry Reuss Pittsburgh Pirate al Oliver Don Gullett Fred Norman Sparky Anderson Oakland Anderson

Trinity Bulldogs Drive For Score After Salisbury Fumble

Trinity trailed and, minutes later, recovered a Salisbury fumble at the Hornets 25 and reached another TD with Welch scoring on a one yard plunge plus a two point conversion. Trinity falls to 0-5 overall and 0-3 in conference while Salisbury sits near the top of the South Piedmont with a 4-0-1 mark.

Trinity Bulldogs Salisbury Welch South Piedmont Rodney Johnson Bison Lewis George Curtis North Aaron Debnam Rice Vikings Viking Billy Boyd Kendall Kearns Central Allred Curtis

A s Unspoken Bond Spurs A S Rally Behind Dark

Reggie Jackson credits Alvin Dark for the Oakland A's cohesive, disciplined culture as they open the AL pennant playoff against Boston. Jackson praises Dark's guidance and character, while Boston emphasizes base hits and experience in the series. Tiant and Cleveland set to start for Boston, Holtzman and Blue for Oakland.

Boston Oakland A’s Reggie Jackson Alvin Dark A’s Jackson Alvin Darrell Johnson Oakland Johnson Baltimore Paul Blair Brooks Robinson Mark Belanger Luis Tiant Reggie Cleveland Fenway Park Rick Wise Ken Holtzman Vida Blue

January Quiet Leader Returns to Tour in Slow Field

Don January, 45, in Napa California, rejoined touring pros as the economy delays his Texas course plans. He shot a course record eight under par 64, hiking near the leaders while names like Nicklaus Miller and Trevino drew attention.

Napa Calif Don January Dallas Texas January Gypsy Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller Lee Trevino California Silverado Country Club Gene Littler Marty Fleckman Bobby Wadkins Miller

Potent TD pass caps late comeback in high school game

Ragsdale surged to a 19-0 halftime lead before Burlington battled back on Friday night. Key plays included a 61 yard run to the end zone, a Tice interception returned for a score, and a late barrage of passes as Burlington fought to close the gap. Ragsdale piled up 178 passing yards and 272 rushing yards, led by Friday with 110 rushing yards and Tice with 100 receiving yards.

Ragsdale Burlington Tigers Friday Tice Chuck Sharpe Lanning Steve Vance Bulldogs Sharpe Roberts Robbins Angelo Evans Mented Allen Brown Concord Brown Albemarle Thomasville Thomas Carre Richardson Hester Ricky Clark Clark Jackie Hoover SPC

High School Football Scores From Across North Carolina

A long list of high school football results from Associated Press rounded up games across the state. Notable scorers include Sanford over Lumberton 40 12 and Lexington 20 Statesville 0 with many matchups featuring cross county and city teams such as Greensboro Grimsley, West Forsyth, Asheville, Charlotte Independence, Maiden, Garner, Smithfield Selma, and Kinston among others.

Associated Press Sanford Lumberton Lexington Statesvile South Point Gastonia Ashbrook the Burns Cherryville Alexander Central Forbush Hendersonville Mitchell Sylva-Webster Madison Murphy Franklin Robbinsville Hayesville Edneyvile Rosman Brevard Tuscola S. Rowan W. Rowan E. Rowan Mooresville Charlotte Independence Charlotte Harding Maiden Fred T. Foard Garner S. Johnston Smithfield-Selma Sanderson

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