Kings Mountain versus Thomasville II in non-conference clash
Kings Mountain hosts Thomasville in a non-conference game at 8 p.m. Thomasville, fresh off a 30-0 win over Reidsville, relies on a two-platoon unit led by ends Gordon Turnage and Tim Russell and quarterback Pat Peacock. KM counters with veteran returnees and five transfers from Compact High School aiming for a 6-4 or 7-3 season, plus key players Carl Weisner and Tommy Goforth.
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Kings Mountain
Thomasville
George Cushwa
Reidsville
Cushwa
Gordon Turnage
Tim Russell
Danny Medlin
Robert Adams
Bruce Shuler
Gary Hill
Mike Hunt
Johnny Davis
Butch Workman
Eric Nicholson
Pat Peacock
Bulldogs
Johnny Roser
Tommy Bally
Jimmy Hall
Donnie Beasley
Mike Younts
Wayne Thrift
Mike Leamon
Tommy Goforth
Tommy Finger
Sherwood Moore
Compact
Bates
Chip Crisp
Paul Gaffney
Charles Carroll
Phillip Putnam
Clemson Votes No on ACC Title Schedule Change
APC report from Chapel Hill says Clemson opposed a move to count certain outside games as ACC games to crown a football champion. Duke North Carolina and South Carolina would gain eligibility. Clemson's Ritchie voted no, citing scheduling constraints and fairness concerns.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Chuck Erickson
North Carolina
ACC
Erickson
Clemson
Pittsburgh
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Duke
Michigan
Air Force Academy
South Carolina
Louisiana State
Alabama
Ibsears
Emson
South Oo
R. R. Ritchie
Clemson Athletic Council
Ritchie
Sai Erickson
Frank Howard
Paul Dietzel
Steve Sebo
Virginia
Blue Devils
Gamecocks
State Jons Clemson
Bison To Face High Point In Wing T Game At Parkland
Clark outlines Parkland State lineup with Turpin Warden Simmons Morris Pennix Lender man Mabe Smith Van Hoy Albert Kerr in wing T. He notes size but speed concern as Bison prepare for Sept 23 home opener after visiting High Point and Parkland in Winston-Salem.
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Jimmy Caplanides
Bill Millis
Holbrook
Hubbard
Clark
Larry Turpin
Bill Warden
Rick Simmons
J. D. Morris
Roger Pennix
Richard Lenderman
Denny Mabe
Jack Smith
Jim Vanhoy
Jack Albert
Warren Kerr
High Point
Bison
Winston - Salem
Fayetteville
Ragsdale Jaybirds Face Road Games In Big Week
Coach Don Palmer leads North Davidson Black Knights at Lexington in a key non conference clash as Allen Jay travels to Gibsonville while area rivals Southern Alamance Northwestern Guilford Trinity and Randleman compete in Mid-State and Central Carolina Conference action.
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Jim Hamer
Enterprise
Mt. Airy
Don Palmer
Black Knights
North Davidson
Lexington
Yellow Jacket
Allen Jay
Gibsonville
Guilford County
Southern Alamance
Northwest
Guilford
Ragsdale
Western Alamance
Trinity
West Davidson
Randleman
Denton
East Davidson
Central Davidson
Central Carolina
Ledford
Mike Stewart
Palmer
Yellow Jackets
Tommy Younts
Sumner
Northwest Guilford
Vikings
Ronnie Ball
Graham
Western
John Doby
West
Tyre
Bulldogs
Last Night's Bowling Results Across Leagues
Results from Go Go League show Susie Dixon and Bev in top spots with high individual games. Hill Electric leads team game and Deluxe Saw & Tool tops team set, while Severn Miller and Barbara Hite post high personal scores. The No. 4 team leads the Industrial League with Roy Dixon and Myrtle Desk leading team honors. Four Way Tie for second place.
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Susie Dixon
He-Lighters League
Ind
Severn Miller High
Barbara Hite
Iin
Sanford Hosts Asheboro In Non League Tilt
Sanford Central Blue Comets host Asheboro High in a non conference football game at 8 o clock. Morgan's squad beat Greens boro Page 14 6 and opened with a 20 3 win over Siler City as they defend their 2 A crown.
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Sanford
Yellow Jacket
Sanford Central
Asheboro
Max Morgan
Blue Comets
Greensboro Page
Siler City
Boxing Roundup Notable Wins and Draws Across Cities
In London Renato Moraes outpointed Ca Gizzi on 8 rounds. Tokyo Suh Kang II outpointed Rokuro Ishiyama on 10. Portland Maine Jim McDermott and Rocky Halliday drew after 8 rounds. Los Angeles Armando Ramos outpointed Jorge Salazar on 10. Las Vegas Joe Clark stopped Ralph Dupas in 8 rounds.
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London
Renato Moraes
Brazil
Ca‘ Gizzi
Wales
Tokyo
Suh Kang-Ii
South Korea
Rokuro Ishiyama
Japan
Portland
Maine
Jim McDermott
Holyoke
Mass
Rocky Halliday
Wilkes Barre
Drew
Los Angeles
Armando Ramos
Long Beach
Calif
Jorge Salazar
Durango
Mexico
Las Vegas
Nev
Joe Clark
Ralph Dupas
Coleman scores twice as Penn ties Stephens Lee 12 12
Lenardo Coleman scores two touchdowns for William Penn to tie Stephens Lee 12 12 in Asheville. Thomas Jackson adds a late 2 yard TD for Asheville Tigers, with both teams missing extra points and trading scores in a defensive clash.
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Coleman
Penn
Asheville
Lenardo Coleman
William Penn
Stephens Lee
Thomas Jackson
Tigers
William Hill
Stephens-Lee
Herbert Wilkins
Lavester Washington
Jackson
Oasheville
Penn—Coleman
Asheville—Wilkins
Asheville—Jackson
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Bob Burchette
David Gibbs
Eddie Williamson
Freddie Johnson
Bill Beatty
Bill Bates
Mountaineers
Com
Erick Nicholson
Elmer Horton
ACC Cubs
Sheaffer
Garner Motors
Main St
Jaybirds
Dwight Meredith
Northeast Guilford
Mt. Tabor
Central
East
Panthers
Jim Johnson
Ai Git
Spu Oo
Dunlop
Lewis
North Main Street
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Sean
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