No Rest For Bison Grimsley Is Next
High Point coach Herb Hipps lamented a defensive lapse after Salisbury beat the Bison 147. He credited Salisbury with a strong offense and noted changes in the lineup. This week High Point hosts Grimsley, praised as the season’s most explosive opponent with QB Mike Hipps and runners Jim Mitchell and Ronald Culbreth. The Bison then travel to North Forsyth on November 4 and back home to face Lexington on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Hipps
Bison
Salisbury
Hipps
High Point
Sam Dockery
Ete McDaniel
Dockery
Greensboro Grimsley
Albion Millis Stadium
Grimsley
Mike Hipps
Jim Mitchell
Ronald Culbreth
North Forsyth
Lexington
Concord
Bulldogs
Top-Ranked Notre Dame and Michigan State Roll Past Rivals
College roundup shows No. 1 Notre Dame routing Oklahoma 38-0 and No. 2 Michigan State crushing Purdue 41-20. Both teams remain on track for Nov 19 clash at East Lansing as they pursue late season wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Purdue
Bob Griese
East
Terry Hanratty
Sooners
Nick Eddy
Hanratty
Coley O’brien
East Lansing
Jim Raye
Griese
Spartans
Bob Apisa
Holcombe Leads LA Over Cats in Foggy Night Clash
Sam Holcombe sprinted 80 yards for a touchdown and passed for another as Lenoir Rhyne Bears beat Western Carolina 25-7 in Carolinas Conference action. The Bears move to 4-1 in league and 5-1 overall, with key plays including a safety, a Holcombe-to-Arteaga TD pass, and a 34-yard field goal by Steve Hinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcombe
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Fred Brown
Herb Arteaga
Steve Hinkle
Mike Campbell
Western
Rick
Williams
Brown
WCC Nak
Panerom
Sole Sa Cine
Buccaneers Route Wofford 42-6 on Homecoming
East Tennessee freshmen powered a 42-6 victory over Wofford as Mike Young and Jerry Daughtry led with 215 yards and four touchdowns. The offense totaled 446 yards and 23 first downs before 8,000 fans, while the defense limited the Terriers to 46 rushing yards and 4 passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
East Tennessee
Wofford
Buccaneers
Mike Young
Jerry Daughtry
Young
Doughty
Buccaner
Terriers
Eadie Ahi
Babes’ Grassi
North Davidson leads CCC in close title chase
In the Central Carolina Conference action North Davidson sits near the top as Trinity Ledford West Davidson and Randleman battle for spots. Central Davidson and Denton also meet non league while William Penn Graham Eastern Alamance Asheboro and Thomasville contest regional games. North Davidson defeated Central Davidson 14-6 to extend its edge with two league games remaining against West Davidson and Ledford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
UCLA
California
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Southern California
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Nebraska
Colorado
Florida
Louisiana State
Gary Deban
Mel Farr
Bruins
Farr
Beban
Bobby Johns
Tide
Mike Battle
Bill Eastman
Bob Churchick
Dennis Morrison
Pete Tatman
Harvard
Dartmouth
Army
Pitt
Navy
William & Mary
Penn State
West Virginia
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Cornell
Yale
Princetons
Penn
Boston College
Buffalo
Michigan
Minnesota Illinois
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Iowa State
Missouri
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Miami
Ohio
Gee
Kentuck
Tennessee
Sau Carolina
Auburn
Texas Christian
Mississippi
Houston
North Carolina
Duke
Kansas
Texas
Wyoming
Utah State
Colorado State U
Air Force
W State
Idaho
Central Carolina
Trinity
Ledford
North Davidson
West
Central Davidson
Randleman
Ole Miss Rolls to 27-6 Win Over Houston
Mississippi turned Houston mistakes into 17 first half points and coasted to a 27-6 victory. Doug Cunningham and Rocky Fleming scored touchdowns and Jimmy Keyes added the first of two field goals aided by interceptions and a fumble recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Houston
Cougars
Doug Cunningham
Rocky Fleming
Jimmy Keyes
Huskies Defeat Oregon 10-7 On Fourth-Quarter Break
Washington used Don Martin’s kicking to set up a key break in the fourth period and converted an Oregon fumble into a touchdown to beat the Ducks 10-7 in the Pacific-8 Conference Saturday. Wadllington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Don Martin
Oregon
Ducks
Wadllington
Dayvault Sparks Kannapolis Past Thomasville 27 7 in Conference Game
Kannapolis Brown High School quarterback Dan Dayvault led a mobile offense that controlled the game with 283 rushing yards as Kannapolis defeated Thomasville 27 to 7. Dayvault ran 82 yards on 15 carries and scored twice, including a crucial 27 yard pass on third and one that kept a drive alive. Thomasville, 2-2 in the conference, 5-3 overall, trailed 20-0 at halftime and struggled to mount a comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burchette
Kannapolis
Brown High School
Dan Dayvault
Thomasville
George Cushwa
Dayvault
Cushwa
Phil Yorke
David Oliver
Mike Freeman
Bulldogs
Dayvaut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rip Wofford
Ole Miss
Covery
Huskies
Thomasville II
Statesville
Marx
America
Our Hart Schaffner
Hs&m
Wrights
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!