Panthers and Catamounts Clash In Asheville Football Showdown
High Point College brings a high scoring T formation to face Western Carolina in Asheville. Coach Ralph James aims to outscore Tom Young and seeks revenge after last year’s 7-6 defeat. The game lights up at 8 pm with local fans eager for college football in their city.
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Bulldogs Open Season Inaugural At Thomasville Stadium
Thomasville High prepares for a 8 pm kickoff as the Bulldogs host Barnum Springs in the stadium dedication night. Coaches Henry and staff project a strong forward wall and a new Carolina style single wing offense led by captains Huffman and Wallace. Crowd records expected near 2,000 for ceremonies and grid action with Barnum seeking revenge after last year’s 13-6 defeat.
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College Grid Scores From The AP
Ohio Northern 32 Cedarville 2. Geneva 12 Alliance 0. Fast Carolina 24 Cherry Point 0. Delta Mississippi State 20 Arkansas A M 6.
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WHPE FM Drops Hi-Tom Playoff Game Tonight
WHPE FM will not broadcast tonight’s High Point High versus Gastonia playoff game due to existing contracts. The station will air the fifth game of the Landis Thomasville High Point baseball series and will carry future Bison games including next week’s action in Durham regardless of baseball scheduling.
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Weekend Predictions With Power Rating
A compact preview with power ratings for upcoming games. Analysts rank teams and forecast outcomes across conferences, highlighting key matchups and potential upsets for the weekend schedule.
Trinity Trios Liberty 25 15 in Randolph County clash
Trinity High Bulldogs escaped Liberty 25 to 15 at Richland Park to secure a second straight Randolph County Conference win. Key contributors included Bobby Clodfelter and Duane Smith with support from Don Michaels and Charles Gregory while Fuller led Liberty scoring and defensive efforts. Trinity heads to E. M. Holt High next week.
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Kiner Near Ruth Pace With 49th HR In 138th Game
Near record NY dispatch notes Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh slugger, within one homer of Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace as Ruth had 50th in game 138. Kiner tallied his 49th in his 138th game on September 14, with Ruth’s 47 through 49 also listed for context and timing.
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Jamestown Set to Face Allen Jay in Stadium Opener
Jamestown and Allen Jay High Schools open the 1949 North Piedmont conference schedule with an 8pm game at Millis Stadium. Jamestown defends the title, carries a long unbeaten conference streak, and uses the Carolina single wing, while Allen Jay may switch from T to single wing and features eight lettermen in the lineup.
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Elon Christians optimistic on 1930 season with 17 lettermen
Elon College coach Jim Mallory expects an improved Elon Christians football squad this fall with 17 lettermen returning. Five experienced ends lead the group including Paul Causey Claude Gentry Leo Greenwood Bill Johnson and Bill Perry. Also back are tackles Arnold Melvin and Sal Ger o along with Ed Watkins and guards Claude Manzi Jim Elkins. Center Henry Di Simone anchors the line with support from new faces.
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