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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1969

Page

12

Bears Rip Raiders 42 12 as Mt Airy dominates

Granite Bears of Mt Airy rout the Andrew High Red Raiders 42 to 12 on the Bears home field. Mt Airy racks up 311 rushing yards led by quarterback Bill Wall and runners Buster Cox and Larry Graham, extending their season total to 100 points in two games.

Bears Red Raiders Andrew High North Surry Mr. Airy Granite Bears Mt.Airy Bill Wall Buster Cox Larry Graham Mt. Airy Airy Andrews Fumbies Andrews Cox Wall Greham Tun Collie Miller

Sumner Indians Rally Past Western Guilford 12-8 in Close Fight

Sumner Indians defeated Western Guilford 12-8 in a hard fought Central Carolina Conference clash. Ken Michaels connected with Larry Pass for a 4 yard TD, Henry Wall scored late, and Sumner capitalized on air yardage despite missing ace halfback Wayne Seagraves. Western Guilford mounted a late bid but fell short as Mt. Airy dominated the other regional action and the Bears eye a second straight title.

Paul Shinn Greensboro Sumner Western Guilford CO Loop Ken Michaels Larry Pass Sumhers Indians Henry Wall Western John Young Phil Pressley Ils Wayne Seaprayes C. K. Siler Siler Seagraves Joe Robinson

Panthers Win In Coach's Nightmare

Friday night Denton faced Ledford in a game described as a nightmare for both coaches. The contest featured multiple penalties affecting Denton's offense and left coaches reflecting on the costly miscues and illness woes that hampered preparation.

Panthers Thomasville Ledford Denton Tenton Jim Johnson Ted Potts

Allen Jay Bulldogs Dominate Trinity 28-6 in Friday Night Clash

Allen Jay overcame a sidelined star Gary Meredith to rout Trinity 28-6. The Jaybirds exploded for 22 points in the third quarter, with Butch Moran and Jerry Whitfield producing key runs and Meredith scoring despite a hamstring injury. Trinity’s Bill Hayworth answered early with a 65-yard TD, but Allen Jay rolled up 222 rushing yards and 69 passing yards as their defense held firm in the final period. Trinity drops to 0-3 while AJ stands at 3-0, fueling hopes for the next game.

James Chisem Cox Raiders Bears Ronnie Scott Mt. Airy Scott Andrews Chippy Miller Miller Gordon LeGrande Herbert Cole Dennis Boyles Billy Little Greham Bernie Collie LeGrande Graham Jerry Hollingsworth Bob Boswell Mackey Carden Allen Jay Trinity Jaybirds Gary Meredith Ruscle Meredith Jerry Whitfield Moran Steve Gray Bulldogs Smith Thayer David Wood Hayworth Jaybird Potts Ledford Kenny Moore Moore Denton Buddy Cox Greg Hayworth Randy Cook Eddy Gallimore David Bryant Bryant Paul Sexton

Bison defend to seal 18-0 win over Vikings

High Point Central's football team beat North Forsyth 18 to 0 as defense carried the night. The Bison forced five first downs by North Forsyth and held the Vikings to 84 rushing yards and 36 passing, despite two starters out and sophomores stepping in.

Benny Phillips Winston-Salem High Point Central Bison North Forsyth Stadium Vikings Roy Boyles Reynolds Dwight Mills Sammy Johnson Johnson Mills Ken Ingram Viking Calvin Coleman Central North Orlando Hudson Hudson Otis Foster High Point Tim Caplanides Bill Bencini John Barker Bob Price James Betterson James Mitchell Kent Boyles Craig McMillan Vik Festi North Forsyth Oko HP — Ingram Rom HP Foster Ron

Can Luke Jackson Bring the ABA to Front Page News

Greensboro reports Jim Gardner announcing the Carolina Cougars signed Luke Jackson from the Philadelphia 76ers with plans for him to play this season. The move ignores a one year option clause, potentially triggering legal action from Philadelphia. Gardner predicts more NBA player signings and rapid team progress.

Greensboro ABA Jim Gardner Carolina Cougar American Basketball Assn Albert Pick Luke Jackson Philadelphia 76Ers Cougars Jackson 79Ers Cougar Gardner Philadelphia Billy Cunningham Cunningham NBA

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