Bison Strong In Ball Carrier Depth At High Point
In two and a half weeks of drills Tony Simeon highlights depth in High Point high school football as key Bison ball carriers dot the lineup. Jimmy Jarrett anchors fullback power while Alman Butler Sonny Sorrell pace the halves and Lain Farmer Martin Hoover provide breakaway threat ahead of Friday night clash with Reidsville.
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Hi-Toms season assessment and playoff prospects
A veteran observer reviews the Hi-Toms season noting Jim Gruzdis’ management and the team’s reluctance to find a long ball hitter. He praises Johnny Lybrand and Mooresville’s grit, predicts Moors as playoff favorites, and shares updates on injuries and season tickets while previewing the high school opener and line tuning.
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Laffoon Leads Empire State Open Round
Ky Laffoon from St. Andrews tops the Empire State Open after opening 67 at Shaker Ridge Albany leading Glenn Teal by a stroke. Amateur Sig Makofski of Schenectady sits third with 69 as the soggy course slows play and 60 players advance to the windup.
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Panthers struggle with backfield combos in early drills
High Point college coach C. Q. Smith reports backfield harmony is a major task ahead of the North State conference opener with Western Carolina on September 15. Lloyd leads the backfield with Hotis Gordon Grissom and Crews contending for roles as Redditt shifts to fullback and Evans improves conditioning.
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Hi-Toms Top Pirates 4 2 in NC State League clash
Al Jarrett claimed his 18th win as the Hi-Toms defeated the Salisbury Pirates 4 2 at Finch Field to close the regular season. Joe Oldershaw and Mooresville opened a playoff twin bill with Statesville losing to Mooresville, while Thomasville and Landis prepared for series play. Petters and Jarrett connected on home runs in a error riddled contest.
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Athletics shakeup as Cochrane is dismissed in Mack era
Philadelphia and baseball circles react as Mickey Cochrane is fired as general manager of the Athletics amid the new Mack ownership. Roy and Earle Mack, with Connie Mack Sr, completed full ownership five days earlier, with Arthur Ehlers discussed for a top role and Dave Keefe to fill the traveling secretary post.
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Southern Conference Stardom Beset by Sweepstakes for 1950 Team
The race for the 1950 All-Southern Conference team features top stars returning from 1919 club era changes. William and Mary's Vito Ragazzo Duke’s Billy Cox Maryland’s Ray Krouse North Carolina’s Irvin Holdash stand out as anchors amid pro plans for several stars turning pro or moving to other roles.
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Junior High Drills Begin Tomorrow
Ray Correll announces 1950 junior high football drills start tomorrow at 9 am. About 40 players, including several holdovers from last year, are expected to report to the junior high gym for equipment handout and the first full practice. A schedule will be issued later.
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Stumpy) Correll
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