Knights Are Great Mudders in Central Carolina Victory
Gordon Saintsing, a 157 pound wingback for North Davidson, starred in a 45-5 victory over Trinity last night. He ran and caught scores as Saintsing totaled five touchdowns, one rushing, one on an interception return, and three on receptions from Kenny Wagner, propelling the Knights to a fourth straight Central Carolina Conference win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shinn
Gordon Saintsing
North Davidson
Trinity
Knights
Bulldogs
Saint King
Kenny Wagner
Saintsing
North Panthers Win Impressively to Stay Behind Central Davidson
North cruised past Trinity 65 yards in eight plays after a rough start, lifting their league record to 49 while Central Davidson sits 6-0 after beating Randleman 13-7. Saint sing led with multiple touchdown plays including a 45-yard interception return and two long pass receptions.
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Stepp
David Spell
Bulldogs
Trinity
North
High Point game shapes backfield for coach Swanner
Coach Swanner names Ken Rhyne at quarterback Donald Maywood at halfback Warren Rives at fullback with a race for the other halfback between Charlie Bowers and Jimmy Comer both recovering from injuries. Swanner notes a young team has improved and aims to challenge a strong High Point passing attack. He lists starters John Check Teddy Ravaret Page Dunlap Teddy Coneig Bob Kine Ken Metis Joe Smith Steve Meadore and Mike Wilkerson as the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rhyne
Donald Maywood
Warren Rives
Charlie Bowers
Jimmy Comer
Bowers
Comer
Hippo
Swanner
Smith
High Point
Burlington
John Check
Teddy Ravaret
Page Dunlap
Teddy Coneig
Bob Kine
Ken Metis
Joe Smith
Steve Meadore
Steve
Mike Wilkerssr
Flying Tigers over Gibsonville in rain soaked 7-0 win
Ragsdale's Flying Tigers defeated Gibsonville High 7-0 behind a strong ground game led by halfback Joey Tara who rushed for 90 yards as wet field conditions and steady drizzle hampered both teams. Tigers recovered a Gibsonville fumble early and mounted the lone score as the game wore on. Thedownpour intensified, slowing play and forcing frequent ball changes.
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HM Hawkins Enterprise
Gibsonville
Ragsdaleigh School
Flying Tigers
Jamestown
Gibsonville High School
Yellow Jackets
Tigers
Joey Tara
Allen Brown
Ragsdale
Hubert Putman
Bruce Martin
Tiger
Randy Sappenfield
Jimmy Smith
David Butler
Tara
Puddles
Patrasa
Ronnie Yow
Ricky Sutton
Eddie Belvin
Taro
Butler
Smith
Gibson‘wike
Collins Leads Northwest Vikings to 24 6 League Win
Northwest Guilford built a 24 6 victory over South east Falcons in a rain soaked game. Collins threw two touchdowns and ran for one to pace the Vikings while Ford and Fentress connected on a late score. Defensive standouts included Tuggle Gray and Lawrence as Northwest improves to 3 3 overall and 1 2 in league play.
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Pleasant Garden
Doug Helms
Collins
Whan Dry
Randy Stewart
Northwest Guil
Ford
Ronnie Collins
Viking
Northwest Collins
Sheldon Pe
Guilford County
South
Curt Fentress
Falcons
Vikings
Bales
Sorious Vikings
Roger
Doug Gray
Tor
Amy Lawrence
Bowers Sparks Thomasville Past Statesville 7-0
In a rain soaked Friday night game Charles Bowers, a 200 pound fullback, powered Thomasville to a 7-0 victory over Statesville in the South Piedmont Conference. He plunged for the deciding score from the one yard line after a sustained drive featuring ten carries and a five yard longest run. The Bulldogs defended a late Greyhounds drive and preserved the win under a bright October moon.
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Benny Phillips
Statesville
Charles Bowers
Thomasvile
Bowers
Steve Cloniger
Ronnie Carpenter
Cloniger
Terry Copley
Thomasville
Bulldogs
Greyhounds
Central Spartans hold off Randleman for fifth CCC win
Central defends against Randleman 18 to 7 to extend its CCC streak to five and stay a half game ahead of North Davidson in the league race. Johnny Brown scored the clinching two yard run in the third period after Harrison’s early TD.
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Lexington
Central
Davidson
Randleman
CCC
Spartans
North Davidson
North
Trinity
Johnny Brown
Brown
Jerry Harrison
Harrison
Tigers
Ronnie Sisk
Asheboro Tops Concord in South Piedmont clash
Asheboro defeated Concord 26-7 in a South Piedmont Conference game to stay 3-0 in league and 5-1 overall. Jim Dallyhigh scored first on a four yard run, Darrell Moody connected with Steve Rummage for a 12 yard TD, Mark Sink answered for Concord, and Moody added a 36 yard punt return TD as Concord scored late on a kickoff return.
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Asheboro
Concord
Cornets
Jim Dallyhigh
Darrell Moody
Steve Rummage
Comets
Mark Sink
Maly
Sparky Johnson
Moody
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North Wallops
Central Davidson
David
David Wagner
Ken
Samising
Tate Stepp
Bulldog
Joege
Jimbo Wagner
Randy Lester
Knight
Pr Puanng Oy
Ais
Narta
Lester & Fuk
Salatsing
Wagner
Rerte—Salatsing
Klk
Slene
Spell Iri
Reich—Salatsing
Amising
Wegner
Ball
Truluck
Stewart
Elmer Horvin
Phaig
Eline
West Tigers
West
Run Brown
Ascoreu Senn Aolas
Northwest
Seg-Halma
Collleg
NWG
Collies
Pegram
Fentresa
Kleke
Nasi
Colman Absher
Powers
Oreyhounds
Jack McGill
Mike Mills
Mills
Steve Powell
McGill
Garrell Nicholson
George Cushwa
Charlie Gregory
Red’s Barber Shop
E. Commerce Street
Hamilton Street
Joe Tolbert
Junior Jarrell
Red Myrick
Olds
Cadillac
North Main
Ela Street
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