Local high school matchups listed for week schedule
Andrews plays High Point Central, E. Davidson faces Randleman, C. Davidson meets Southwest Randolph, S. Guilford plays W. Davidson, Grimstey meets Ragsdale, Patterson vs Denton, E. Rowan contests N. Davidson in a set of upcoming games.
Porter Survives In Women's Senior Golf Title Clash
Dorothy Porter of Cinnaminson New Jersey overcame driving problems to win the U S Senior Women's golf championship at 23 over par after 54 holes. She edged Georgine Dunning of Middletown New York by one stroke as Maxine Gilmore of Whispering Pines placed third with 238 and others followed from Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania and Delray Beach Florida over three courses in Southern Pines.
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Southern Pines
Dorothy Porter
Cinnaminson
N.J
U.S
Georgine Dunning
Middletown, N. Y
Maxine Gilmore
Whispering Pines
Josephine Smith
Bryn Mawr
Dulcie Lyle
Delray Beach
Fla
Midget Cage Registration Set for YMCA League
The YMCA Midget League Basketball announces registration for last year National League players on Sept 21 and American League players on Sept 22 at 6 30 p m at the YMCA. New players aged 8 to 12 may register on Sept 25 at 10 a m on a first come first served basis at the YMCA.
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YMCA
Women's Bowling Roundup Opens 1976 HPWBA Season
Welcome back to league bowling as HPWBA announces Open Meeting September 27 at the Chamber of Commerce Sanction cards required to vote. Highlights include top scores by Mary Price Frosty Smith and Shackelford's Grocery, plus new Brunswick Tar Heel Lanes opening and Learn to Bowl classes starting September 16 1976.
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HPWBA
Chamber of Commerce
N. Main St
High Point Lanes
Mary Price
Frosty Smith
K. Beal
J. Jones
T. Patterson
M. Monical
Brenda Peele
Shackelford's Grocery
Shackelford’s
Kennedy Oi
Peppi
Frances Efird
Susie Dixon
Barbara Mullins
Becky Butler
Betsy Gibson
Ginny Matthews
Brunswick Tar Heel
Brunswick
Andrews Jayvees Win Big Over Central at Simeon Stadium
Andrews Jayvees roared to a 41-22 win over Central at Simeon Stadium. QB James Bean ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more to Ray Pemberton and Keith Brand. Bean kicked five extra points as Andrews improved to 3-0 while Central dropped to 0-2 with Clarence Quick scoring twice.
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Andrews Jayvee
Central
Simeon Stadium
James Bean
Raiders
Ray Pemberton
Keith Brand
Pemberton
Ben Bell
Andrews
Bean
Clarence Quick
Robert Lee
Bison
Central Harriers win by five at cross country meet
High Point Central’s cross country team swept the top five as Central defeated North Forsyth 17 to 41. Royster Tucker finished first on the 2.7 mile course in 15:25, followed by Wade Leach, David Roseman, Tim Cook, and Jack Lewis.
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High Point Central
Central
North Forsyth
Royster Tucker
Tucker
Wade Leach
David Roseman
Tim Cook
Jack Lewis
Ferndale Triumphs Over Griffin 26-8 in Junior High clash
Ferndale Junior High posted 26 points and then defended the lead to defeat Griffin Junior High 26-8. Anthony McManus opened with a 12 yard run, Billy Collins connected on a 27 yard pass from dohony Barnes, and McManus added two rushing TDs. Griffin’s Greg Dye scored a 10 yard TD, while Ferndale defenders Dawkins Alford and Martin stood out.
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Ferndale Junior High
Griffin Junior High
Anthony McManus
Ferndale
Billy Collins
Dohony Barnes
McManus
Greg Dye
Griffin
William Dawkins
Nathan Alford
Devon Martin
North Seventh Gridders Rally to Beat Denton
North Davidson seventh graders turned a scoreless first half into a 22-6 victory over Denton. Todd Leak sprinted for 22 and three yard TDs while Charles Douthit added a 54 yard scoring run.
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North Davidson
Denton
Todd Leak
Charles Douthit
Paterno Lions Bid For National Crown
Penn State coach Joe Paterno aims to boost the Nittany Lions toward a national title as seventh ranked Penn State hosts second-rated Ohio State in a regionally televised clash. Other Top Ten games include Georgia at Clemson and UCLA at Arizona as night telecasts feature Pitt at Georgia Tech and California at Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Nittany Lions
Ohio State
Paterno
Buckeyes
Georgia
Clemson
Colorado
Washington
Yale
Brown
Wisconsin
Schembechler
Cordova
California
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Indiana
Maryland
West Virginia
Pitt
Tony Dorsett
Georgia Tech
Arizona
UCLA
Panthers Fall 2-0 in Season Opener Against App State
High Point College Panthers were defeated 2-0 by Mountaineers of Appalachian State University in Boone. App State, ranked 20th in the preseason NCAA poll, scored twice in five minutes after goalie Joe Ramsbotham deflected shots. Panthers dominated most of the match, with a 15 minute stretch in the second half where they maintained midfield possession. Coach Ken Chartier praised the effort amid the loss and noted upcoming home game against UNC Charlotte at 3:30.
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Boone
High Point College Panthers
Mountaineers
Appalachian State University
Panthers
Apps
Joe Ramsbotham
Ken Chartier
Great One Kidding He Knows It's Bison
The writer hints at a sports headline trick about a Central versus Andrews game. The piece uses playful banter from San Q. Quayle about testing readers who notice the hedged headline. It ends with skewed loyalties toward Central.
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Bison
San Q. Quayle
Central
Raiders
Black Knight JV routs East Rowan in 26-0 win
North Davidson junior varsity extended its undefeated streak by routing East Rowan 26-0 on Thursday. Noel Templeton scored on a four yard run and connected with Mark Hartman on a 10 yard pass. Van Fulp added a two yard TD with a conversion. Mike Bailey intercepted a pass and returned it 94 yards for a late score.
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East Rowan
North Davidson
Noel Templeton
Mark Hartman
van Fulp
Mike Bailey
Glover Captures Title in Carolinas Open Golf
Russell Glover of Lake City South Carolina won the 1976 Carolinas Open at Bay Tree Club with a three day total of 212 four under par earning 2000. Terry Wilcox Greensboro North Carolina shot 69 the best round of the day to finish runner up and win 1400 of the 16000 purse. Amateurs Brooks Barwick Ayden North Carolina and Vance Heafner Cary North Carolina tied for third at 216 and received 212 each in gift certificates.
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Lake City
S.C
Bay Tree Club
Terry Wilcox
Greensboro
N. C
Michelob
Jeff Howell
Columbia
S. C
Russell Glover
Randy
Johnsonville
Randy Glover
Howell
Brooks Barwick
Ayden
Myrtle Beach
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Trinity
Ledford
E. Davidson
Randleman
C. Davidson
Randolph
S. Guilford
W. Davidson
Stoneville
Allen Jay
Asheboro
Thomasville
Grimstey
Ragsdale
Patterson
E. Rowan
N. Davidson
Porter
Mid Pines Club
Country Club of
North Carolina
Pine Needles Club
Twilight League
Rose Radio
Lloyds
Byrd
Janice Kiger
Juanita Myers
Betty Gardner
Elinor Dawkins
Norma Cowan
Lowana Ferguson
NCNB
Amos Hossey
Union Cross Church
Ciba Geigy
Keglers
Galton Electronics
Alderman Co
Gutter Dusters
Goodtimers
Hatteras Yacht
Happy Days
Bucks & Docs
C.B
Ers
Andrews Jayvees
HP Central Harriers
North Seventh Downs
Lions
Stanford
Louisiana State
Michigan State
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Mike Cordova
Mite League
Hedgecock
Tommy AcManess
Cedrow
Hinson
Wentwber Galdston
Brentwood
Jeffrey Ames
Gary Gray
Goldston
Michael Legrand
Gary Dines
Joe Needham
Baker Road
S Main St
State Farm
Insurance
State Farm EQ Its Insurance Companies
Bloomington
North Main St
High Point
High Point Road
Black Knight
Glover
Carolinas
North Myrtle Beach,&.c
Sars Ever Raye
Zenith
Bob Hoover
Wes Hutchins
Bob Hoover, JR
Lindsay ST. Call