Birds Aim to Tie Guilford in Key Week of 1961
Allen Jay faces Guilford contender in a pivotal game to force a share of the loop crown. The Jaybirds must win against a strong Hornets squad after narrowly beating Summerfield 7-6. Guilford, led by Evans in his first year, sports a 3-0 conference mark and has totaled 175 points this season.
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Chatham Central
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High Point Bison Lose Fullback Raymond Rogers for Season
High Point’s 31-7 victory over Salisbury features a season high fifth straight win as coach Herb Hipps loses fullback Raymond Rogers to a broken left arm early in the game. Bill Sheffield handles the spot with 108 yards on seven carries and a 79 yard TD run.
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Rogers
Bill Sheffield
Sheffield
Bison
Jimmy Simeon
Raymond Rogers
High School Football Scores And Schedule
This week scores include High Point 31 Salisbury 7 Atkins 8 William Penn 6 Allen Jay 7 Summerfield 6 Thomasville 14 Albemarne 12 Ragsdale 37 Ledford 0 Trinity 46 Denton 0 North Rowan 59 Central Davidson 6 West Montgomery 26 North Davidson 7 Sumner 25 Randleman 0 Walkertown at East Davidson West Davidson tabbed open date on schedule Thursday Guilford at Allen Jay Washington at William Penn Kannapolis at Thomasville Randleman at Trinity Ledford at Southwest Forsyth East Davidson at Denton Central Davidson at North Davidson High Point at Page Ragsdale at West Davidson
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Friday Football Scores Across Numerous North Carolina Matchups
The Associated Press tally lists scores from Friday games including Belhaven 61 Fremont 13 and Washington 13 Tarboro, with many more: Booker T. Washington 3 Central 0, Greenville 14 Elizabeth City 7, Roxboro 13 Chapel Hill 7, Morehead 19 Bessemer 14, Central Davidson 6, Wake Forest 12 Pasquotank Central 34, and Charlotte Myers Park 14 Gastonia 12 among others confirming a wide range of blowouts and close contests across the region.
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Wilkes Central
James Kenan
Morehead
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Reidsville
Statesville
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Tommies climb to second in South Piedmont Conference
Thomasville, led by Coach George Cushway, sits in second place after a 5-1 run with a 31-14 win at Statesville and a 14-12 victory over Albemarle. They upset opponents while underdogs and face Kannapolis this week. Homecoming at High Point sees a 31-7 Bison win while Salisbury loses 31-7 and Yellow Jackets strike early.
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Asheboro
High Point High School
Judy Teague
Salisbury
Boyden High
Villanova Defeats Buffalo 28-6 in Strong Home Win
Villanova Rips Buffalo 28-6 as Richie Richman directs both running and passing game. Villanova’s defense, ranked 11th, limited Buffalo to 3 yards rushing and forced three turnovers that led to touchdowns.
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Richie Richman
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player to play in Japan
Tokyo AP Palmer and Player will compete in the 10th Yomiuri Pro Golf Championships in Japan on November 25, announced by the Japan Golf Association.
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Two Hurdles Stand Between Trinity Title
Trinity Bulldogs cling to a CCC title bid with only two league games left after a 46 0 victory over Denton and a 5 0 CCC record. Central and North Davidson lurk as key rivals amid tight race standings.
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Spartans
Bison emerge with sharper passing threat led by Lee Sherrill
The Bison offense shows improvement as quarterback Lee Sherrill, previously off in the air, hits two touchdowns and 59 passing yards on 7 of 17 throws against the Jackets. Coach Hipps notes better progression after a 0-0 tie with Durham and says defense remains a strength as High Point eyes a return to the conference title.
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Lee Sherrill
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