Ragsdale Tops Andrews Ends 16-Game Conference Win Streak
In Jamestown, Ragsdale veered past High Point Andrews 30-13 to snap Andrews’ 16-game conference unbeaten run while extending Ragsdale’s season-long streak to 6-0 and 34 straight games without a loss overall. Roscoe Friday scored twice and Angelo Evans added 68 yards as the Tigers dominated with a 9.2-yard rushing average.
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Charlie Williams
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Win Over Dudley Bison Offense Explodes Again
Benny Phillips reports Central beat Greensboro Dudley 33 27 at Simeon Stadium to extend their season mark to 5 1. The Bison offense clicked while defense struggled, with 110 yards in penalties in the second half. Central can earn a state 4 A playoff berth with three more wins.
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Bison JV Routs Dudley After Near Riot Night
High Point on Saturday October 11 1975 reports a Bison junior varsity win at Dudley ending earlier tensions from Thursday night. George Curtis rushed for 150 yards in the first half before a minor injury kept him on the bench. Terry Martin and Vincent York took over the rushing duties while Perry Allred powered through at fullback. Martin scored twice on runs of 39 and seven yards and York added a two yard TD. Dudley briefly led early before Central held the lead through the game.
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Kesler
East Eagles Rout Allen Jay in 40 6 victory
East overcomes Allen Jay 40 to 6 as Mark Norris Mark Alexander and Kyle Hayes lead a strong rushing attack. Allen Jay suffers key losses including Mark Cox and Mike Sheen, while East seizes the lead with a 14 6 halftime margin and closes with late passing from Tim Wray to Hayes.
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West Davidson tops Ledford in CCC clash for sole league lead
West Davidson built a 360 rushing yard night and with Zeb Little’s 268 yards and three TDs outpaced Ledford 26 20 to seize sole possession of first in the Central Carolina Conference. Ledford led 20 12 after three quarters but West rallied behind Little’s 33 yard fourth quarter run and Dale Snider’s one yard TD with 22 seconds left. Ledford’s Rush connected on three TD passes to Callicutt but West’s defense and a late surge earned the win.
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