Open Grid Season Opener Highlighted By Bison Hosts
High Point's Black Bison host East Forsyth in a non conference battle at Albion Mills Stadium to kick off the 1965 season. Ken Rhyne leads a fast, open passing attack as coach Herb Hipps seeks a winning year, while East Forsyth, under Carl Clarke, rebuilds after injuries with seven lettermen returning and uncertain starters.
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Benny Phillips Meee
Mnterprise
High Point
Albion Millis
Black Bison
BISON
East Forsyth
Herb Hipps
Hipps
Ken Rhyne
Ken Cagle
Barry Byerly
Steve Hinkle
Rhyne
Charlie Bowers
Donald Haywood
Warren Rives
Bas’ Forsyth
Carl Clarke
Clarke
David Swaim
Roger Pennix
Eagles
Romie Vineyard
Davie Cooke
Doug Linville
Jay Waiters
Bulldogs End Comets Nine-Year Jinx In Asheboro Clash
Thomasville eyes a second straight Piedmont Conference title as they face Asheboro in a key game tonight. The Bulldogs boast a 20 pound per man line advantage and a 29 pound backfield edge, seeking their first win over the Comets since 1956 after a strong start with a non conference win over Reidsville. Strong lineups feature Car penter and Nicholson for Thomasville with Cushwa emphasizing burning desire and loyal-fan victory as motivation.
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Bill Hodges
Asheboro
Thomasville
Bulldogs
Reidsville
Blus Cometz
Buledkings
Comets
Bulldog
George Cushwa
Volved
Tke
William Penn Cubs Past York Road Warpetes 36 6
William Penn’s Tigers opened conference play with a 36 to 6 victory over the York Road Warpetes of Charlotte at Albion Millis Stadium. Led by Eugene Shaw James Lattimore and Anthony Brevard Penn piled up 205 rushing yards and five touchdowns and moved to 2 0 on the season. Shaw scored twice and Lattimore Brevard added another pair while Vernell Ingram connected for a 14 yard TD pass to Ben Thomas. The defense held York Road to 32 first half yards and pressured quarterback through the game. Next up Carver on the Penn home field.
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Lattimore
William Pépa
James Lattimore
Charlote Club
York
Tiger
Oneleri
Penn
Etener Horton
Donald Sturdivant
William Penn
Tigers
York Road
Charlotte
Albion Millis Stadium
Eugene Shaw
Anthony Brevard
Shaw
Brevard
Ben Thomias
Vernell Ingram
Warren Bostic
Arthur McAdoo
Ingram
Penn Air
Raymond Leake
Henry Tally
Claude McManus
Thomas
Carver
Mounties Spiders Stress Defense in Southern Opener
West Virginia Mountaineers and Richmond Spiders emphasize defense as they prepare for next Saturday’s Southern Conference opener in Morgantown. Both teams report improved units after scrimmages, with WVU noting deeper line competition and Richmond highlighting its defense.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Richmond
Spiders
Morgantown
W. Va
Gene Corum
Merrick
Hi E. Ballow
Dick Leftridge
Greg Obenaur
Furman
Varsity
Bobi
Wil
Phil
Duke Backfield Shines as Parker Predicts Big Season
Ace Parker lauds Duke backfield including Glacken and Parkers, calling Duke’s 19th pound senior and promising sophomores key to a strong season. Duke returns a powerful lineup with Drulis, Emery, Stewart, Lynch, Jones, McNabb, Astley, and Murphy. Schedule lists Virginia, South Carolina, Rice, Pittsburgh, Clemson, Illinois, Georgia Tech, N C State, Wake Forest, and North Carolina.
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Reese Hart
Associated Press
Durham
N. C
Jarterback
Tecker
Duke
Blue Devils
Ace Parker
Glacken
Bethesda
Pps
Abe Bright
Cab
Park
Parker Tern
Leo
Chuck Drulis
de Emery
Drulis
Rod Stewart
Burlington
N.C
Stewart
Don Lynch
Bill Jones
John McNabb
Bob Astley
Mike Murphy
Glaeken
Georgia
Char- I
South Carolina
Columbia
S.C
Rice
Houston
Tex
Pittsburgh
Clemson
Ilinois
Champaign-Urbana
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Turner to Run at Tar Heel Speedway Feature
Curtis Turner, the Roanoke racing figure, will drive a modified car at Tar Heel Speedway. Promoters A J Bumigarner and Charlie Combs announced Turner agreed to race this weekend behind Don O Bryant of Bassett Va. Turner spoke in Charlotte and plans to be on hand Saturday.
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Greensboro
Curtis Turner
Roanoke
T Scar
Tar Heel Speedway
Setieday Hight
A. J. Bumigarner
Charlie Combs
Turner
Tar Keel
Don O’bryant
Bassett
Charlotte
O’bryant
Combs
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Sam Dockery
Ronnie Carpenter
Garrell Nicholson
Siteva Powell
Leonard Poppa
Mike Leonard
Bruce Shuler
Benny Clodfeltar
Steve Cloninger
Terry Copley
Eric Nicholson
Wittiam Pann
Fork Road
McAdoo
Pasans
Penailzed
Xmus
George Washington
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main St
Nash
The
Rea
House of Homes
KN. Elms St
Highland Motors
North Main
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