Trap Play Lifts Randleman Over West Davidson In Coastal Grid Clash
Randleman used a late inside trap to break a tight game with West Davidson 146. Bobby Spencer's 56 yard run and a 30 yard reception helped the Tigers pull ahead as West threatened late. Coach Gregory praised the aggressive ballgame while West lamented dropped passes and costly mistakes.
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Tyro
Randleman
Green Dragons
West Davidson
Tigers
Bobby Spencer
Leman
Charlie Gregory
Dragons
Jody Shoaf
Jan Myers
Mike Threadgill
Scott Yarborough
Marty Toomes
Dragon
Kyle Petty
Spencer
Petty
West
Tiger
Joe Young
Spartans Hammer Eagles 41-6 in CCC showdown
Central Davidson routs East Davidson 41-6 as Edgar Pickett and Mike Medlin rush for 140 and 127 yards respectively. Steve Younts adds a rushing score and the defense intercepts four passes.
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Jim Pettit
Enterprise
Thomasville
Central Davidson
Ohio State
East Davidson
Spartans
Eagle
Central Carolina
Les Herrin
Howard Hayes
Edgar Pickett
CCC
Mike Medlin
Steve Younts
Mark Giles
Fumbles Doom North In Loss To North Rowan
North Davidson fumbled five times and lost 18-14 to North Rowan. Eddie Brown led ground attack with 186 yards as Cavaliers toped by two first half TDs. Darryl Fox and Noel Templeton connected for a second quarter score.
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North
N. Rowan
Spencer
Prophets
Black Knights
North Davidson
North Rowan
Cavaliers
Mark Rusting
Eddie Brown
Brown
Darryl Fox
Wenmmerase
Deen Beeeeneer
Ceeeeeseaeeld
Rust Tun
Fox
Tuttle
Templeton
Panthers Reach Carolinas Conference Volleyball Finals
High Point College advances to the final round at Elon in the Carolinas Conference tournament. The Panthers beat Elon 15 9 and 15 2 in the semifinals after a first round bye, advancing in a double elimination format where two losses eliminate a team.
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Elon College
High Point College
Elon
Panthers
High Point
Trinity Prep Football Games Delayed and Rescheduled
Two area high school games were postponed by heavy rains. The Trinity versus Asheboro game will now be at 8 p.m. tonight on the Comets field. Southwest Randolph versus Southern Guilford is moved to Monday night. the Cougars celebrate homecoming.
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Trinity-Asheboro
Comets
Cougars
Yardstick Field Notes Missed Point After Kickoff
Fragmentary game notes show a pass from Shoat to Trun and a punt kick by Cockman. The sequence includes a 30 yard pass to Petty with another Cockman kick. Readable details are limited and names are uncertain.
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Ricky Cockman
Dragons
Shoat
Y. Trun
Cockman
Spencer
Petty
Ledford Panthers blank Denton 35 in rough Friday clash
Ledford Panthers capitalized on five Denton fumbles to post a 35-0 win over the Red Raiders. Kent Upton and Shannon Wall spearheaded scoring with runs and a 15 yard pass, while Denton dropped to 2-5 and saw seven straight losses.
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Larry Dawalt
Enterprise
Denton
Denton Red Raiders
Red Raiders
Ledford
Panthers
Raiders
Raider
Panther
Robbie Wood
Chris Rogers
Kent Upton
Eddie Gable
Mark Dobbins
Dennis King
Shannon Wall
Doug Glenn
Petrire
Wall
Gable
Deric Sheen
Mustangs Romp Past West Forsyth for 20-0 Victory
Parkland racked up 262 rushing yards led by Chris Kirkpatrick with 130 and Curtis Peterson at 92 as the Mustangs defeated West Forsyth 20 to 0. A blocked punt recovery set up the first score, Kirkpatrick added a 33 yard TD, and Peterson scored from the two. Parkland improves to 7 0 with 4 in conference and next faces Grimsley after a bye.
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Winston-Salem
Parkland Mustangs
Parkland
Mustangs
West Forsyth
Curtis Peterson
Chris Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Peterson
David Williams
West
Keith Henderson
Grimsley
LSU Hosts Kentucky in Southeastern Conference Showdown
LSU ranked 16th hosts 12th Kentucky in Baton Rouge in a crucial SEC bout. A Tigers win would move them toward a possible November title clash with Alabama as Kentucky, under NCAA probation, cannot contend for the crown. Other top games include Rice at Texas Tech and Houston vs SMU with college football’s national picture shaping up.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Oakland Raiders
Louisiana State
Charlie McClendon
McClendon
LSU
Tigers
Kentucky
Alabama
Rice
Texas Tech
Houstorr
SMU
Archer Charges In Texas Open Lead After Round Two
George Archer shot a 67 to reach 131 nine under par and lead the Texas Open with 28 putts. Miller Barber fired a 64 to move into second at 132 while Charles Coody slipped to a 133 total and Carlton White sat fifth seeking PGA card retention.
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San Antonio
Tex
George Archer
Ares Miller Barber
Charles Coody
Archer
Barber
Coady
Carlton White
White
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