East Davidson routs Gibsonville 55 18 in conference opener
East Davidson opened Central Carolina Conference action with a 55 18 win over Gibsonville. Danny Goins scored twice, Bruce Miller threw for key scores, and Rusty Markland and Summey fueled a prolific line as the Eagles dominated the Jackets.
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Wolfpack Host To Deacons In Football Showdown
The favored North Carolina State Wolfpack hosts Wake Forest at home as Earle Edwards aims to extend the series lead. The Demon Deacons have not beaten NC State since 1964 when the score was 27 13.
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Allie Sherman Axed as Giants Hire Alex Webster
The New York Giants dismissed head coach Allie Sherman after a 17 13 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Montreal. Alex Webster, longtime Giants running back and offensive coach, is named head coach for the upcoming season, aiming for a 10 4 finish and division title.
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Randleman Nips West By 8-7 in CCM Play
The Randleman Tigers edged West Davidson 8-7 to claim their second straight Central Carolina Conference win. West led 7-0 after a first quarter drive, but Randleman responded with a 2-yard TD by Danny Henley and a two-point conversion by Mike Dawkins to seize the close victory.
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Prep Scores Wide High School Action Across Regions
A compiled set of prep football scores shows Winston-Salem Reynolds routing Raleigh Broughton 14–0 and East Davidson dominating Gibsonville Newton-Conover 55–32. Additional games feature Morganton South-10 over Wilkes Central 20, and multiple close results including North Rowan 20 over Central Davidson 8 and North Lenoir 40 over Hobton 21.
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Lions Dominate Saints In 42 7 Preseason Rout
Detroit Lions rip New Orleans 42 7 to cap a strong preseason, with Munson throwing three TD passes and two long strikes to Malinchak and McCullough as Detroit improves to five wins in six games. Saints finish 2 4.
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Havlicek Lured by ABA Offer to Jump Leagues
Boston star John Havlicek reportedly offered a million dollar, multi year ABA deal as talks with the rival league proceed. Attorney Robert Woolf confirmed discussions and said Auerbach is aware. ABA already signs Dave Bing Luke Jackson and Billy Cunningham from NBA clubs.
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Punts Cats 12-6 Defeat Tops Ragsdale in Conference Game
Eastern Alabama edging Ragsdale 12-6 with a 77 yard punt return by Charles Schoderbeck for the tying score late in the game. Ragsdale led 1-2 overall after the loss as punts again plagued the Tigers.
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Hixson targets Air Force as SMU opens 100th season
SMU quarterback Chuck Hixson, nation’s top passer last year, eyes a high scoring debut against Air Force in the Cotton Bowl era start. Coach Hayden Fry lauds Hixson’s release and accuracy, while Air Force bets on defense and Gary Baxter-led offense to keep pace.
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Stratford Wins Softball Crown
Stratford Conn. captured its third national men's softball title by routing Mountain View Calif 7 to 0 in the championship game Friday night in Springfield Mo.
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Spiders Brace for Heat as 1969 Opener Looms
Richmond coach Frank Jones forecasts extreme heat in Starkville for the September 20 season opener with Mississippi State. He recalls a 1966 loss there due to heat and hopes warm conditions favor his Spartans. Jones noted players Pat Morris Mike Dussault and cocaptain Jim Crenshaw competing for fullback, while bad news came from Davidson mononucleosis ending sophomore Drew Pledger’s season.
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Wolfpack Favored To Defend ACC Title In 1969
North Carolina State, defending champions with a 6-1 record, is picked as the top ACC team for 1969. The Wolfpack edged South Carolina by three points in a 27- voter poll, earning 14 first place votes to 11 for the Gamecocks. Clemson placed third, Duke fourth, and North Carolina fifth, with Wake Forest and Maryland seventh. State opens against Wake Forest tonight. South Carolina hosts Duke on Sept. 20, and they meet in Columbia on Oct. 11.
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Two Games Open CC Season This Weekend
The 1969 Carolinas Conference opens with two games this afternoon and tonight. Presbyterian meets the Quantico Marines at Quantico Virginia, while Catawba plays Carson Newman at 7 30 p m in Salisbury North Carolina. The Indians of Catawba rely on senior halfback Ike Hill who led last season with 14 touchdown receptions. Coach Harvey Stratton expects better passing and running this year. Appalachian State faces East Tennessee State in Johnson City Tennessee to start play.
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Harvey and Grant Fire 64 to Lead Odessa Pro Am
In Odessa Texas Bill Harvey of Greensboro North Carolina and Jim Grant of Atlanta Georgia shot 64 on Friday for a two day total of 130. Terry Dill and Bill Penn led after Friday with 64 64 128.
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