Bison Dominate Demons 14 0 in Homecoming Clash
In Albion Mills Stadium Reynolds collapses briefly as High Point Central surges to a 14 0 win. Ken Rhyne connects with Donald Haywood for a 56 yard first half TD and Dockery adds a late score after a Gross interception. Haywood key rusher with 33 yards on six carries as Bison overcome Reynolds despite late rally attempts.
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Cushwa Great Comeback Lifts Thomasville Over Albemarle
Thom asville Bulldogs rallied from a 6-0 deficit in the South Piedmont Conference game to defeat Albemarle 20-6. George Cushwa led the comeback as Brick Nicholson and Terry Copley returned in the second half with a 63 yard run by Nicholson and a 64 yard TD by Bowers. Bowers added a 24 yard TD late, Croniger connected with Carpenter on the extra point, final score 20-6.
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Citadel Hosts Arkansas State In Struggling Battle
The Citadel Cadets, 0-4, rely on top pass defense but struggle to score. Ed Teague’s unit held opponents, yet has limited offense and inconsistent third down execution. Arkansas State, 1-4, visits amid a slate of Southern Conference games and other non league clashes.
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Smokey Alston Is Voted NL Manager of the Year
Dodgers skipper Walter Alston, 53, receives the 1965 National League Manager of the Year honor after guiding Los Angeles to the World Series title and completing his third such award since Brooklyn days. He led with 171 of 228 votes, ahead of Herman Franks and Harry Walker in second and third.
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Lakers Cup Win In NBA Lidlifter
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the San Francisco Warriors 122 to 115 on opening night, delivering a strong start as the season begins. The Boston Celtics aim for an eighth consecutive title and 16th straight division crown, opening at home against the Cincinnati Royals.
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Deacons travel to face Gamecocks in ACC opener
Wake Forest seeks first ACC win in Columbia as the Deacs, led by Andy Heck and backs Joe Carazo and Doug Golightly, challenge South Carolina. Injuries hover for USC with Steve Cox and John Ewing among doubts while both teams defend a mixed conference slate.
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Speedway Qualifying Sets Stage For CMS Sunday Prelims
Paschal struggles with a slower slick track on the CMS surface as 400 event prelims begin Sunday. He starts 31st amid a field of 44, while Paul Lewis in a '64 Ford and CALE YARBOROUGH pace the front with the fastest speed at 142.030 mph. The Smokey Yanick Chevy withdraws, leaving Bunkie Hinthburn without a ride amid handling concerns.
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Jets Aim For First Win In AFL Clash At Shea
New York Jets host Oakland Raiders at Shea Stadium in a pivotal AFL showdown seeking their first victory after four straight losses. Jets rely on $400,000 rookie quarterback Joe Namath as over 50,000 fans pack the venue while Oakland, 2-2, is favored.
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Sell First Then Buy Ad Promotes Home Trading Service
A broker urges readers to sell their current homes before buying new ones. The message touts more than 20 years in business and a sales force with over 70 years of experience. They offer to find a buyer for the current home or discuss options, promising satisfaction.
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