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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1971

Page

15

West Coast trip highlights and game notes from Cincinnati

Cincinnati coach discusses challenges of the Oakland trip including time zone differences, below sea level stadium, and flight prep. Q and A touch on Chuck Hughes death, Cleveland loss to Denver, Greg Cook's return, and differences in penalties across levels with emphasis on the quarterback role.

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Thomasville Falls In Mud In Conference Loss At Kannapolis

Kannapolis defense and ball control defeat Thomasville 20 to 7 on a muddy field. Keith Williams returns opening kickoff for a touchdown, but Thomasville commits two fumbles and suffers 111 yards in penalties as Kannapolis pulls ahead 13 7 and holds on. Coach Cushwa says the odds hinge on winning next two games to claim the conference title.

Thomasville Salisbury Thomasville Bulldogs Kannapolis Alldogs Hornets Lexington Little Wonders Memorial Stadium Keith Williams Terry Sheen Doug Olskinski Bulldogs David Marlett Billy Krimminger Randy Raper Butch Anthony George Cushwa Williams Cushna Statesville Asheboro

Ragsdale Sinks Western Alamance In Muddy Victory

In a rain soaked second half at Ragsdale High School, the Tigers overran Western Alamance 12 to 8. Prince Deese scored the go ahead and set a new school record with 11 touchdowns this season as Ragsdale rallied behind a stifling defense and a reenergized offense.

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Vikings Win On Defense In Narrow NFL Victory

In Minneapolis, Ed Sharockman and the Minnesota defense held Baltimore to 3 points as the Vikings edged the Colts 10 3. A late goalpost near miss kept Baltimore from scoring, while Dave Osborn's two yard TD and a Sharockman interception sealed the win for Minnesota to move to 5 1 in NFC Central action.

Minneapolis-St. Paul Ed Sharockman Minnesota Vikings Johnny Unitas Baltimore Colts Sharockman Baltimore Unitas Colts Minnesota Ed Hinton Jim O’brien Pittsburgh Morrall Dave Osborn Vikings

Randleman Tigers roll past East Randolph 42-0

Randleman Tigers improved to 5-3-1 overall and 4-3 in conference play with a 42-0 win over East Randolph. Greg Foxx opened scoring with a 56 yard TD run, followed by James Morris 28 yard TD and a 12-0 first quarter lead.

Tigers Greg Foxx James Morris Randleman Bobby Redding Charles Arnold Foxx Morris Kenny Loflin East Randolph Randieman R—Foxx R—Morris Arnold Redding Loflin

Foster's Trio Tops Trinity Victory Over Southern Guilford

Trinity bulldogs powered by fullback Ricky Foster ran through mud to beat Southern Guilford 28-14. Foster tallied three touchdowns and 166 yards on 203 rushing as linemen opened big holes guiding the attack. Coach John Doby praised the line while planning for a 2 A state playoff rematch in two weeks.

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Dragons Dominated Central Davidson 26 8 to End Spartans Hope

Green Dragons crushed Central Davidson 26 to 8 in Lexington to derail the Spartans title bid. Dennis Snyder opened scoring with a 40 yard punt return. Bill Huff answered for Central Davidson with a nine yard run.

Lexington Green Dragons Central Davidson Spartans Davidson- Randolph Dennis Snyder Davidson Bill Huff

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