Prep Scores Across Regions Highlight Weekend Delays
The Associated Press reports numerous high school games postponed to Monday or Saturday across North Carolina. Notable entries include Randleman at West Guilford, Union Pines at Chatham Central, Thomasville at Asheboro, Wake Forest at Erwin, and many others with final tallies listed for later dates. Local teams such as Pisgah, Brevard, Erwin, and Raleigh options appear among the rendered results with scattered scores from surrounding counties.
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Johnson City
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Baylor
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Tuscola
Enka
Brevard
Reynolds
Owen
E. Henderson
W. Henderson
T. C. Roberson
Edneyville
Rain And Sumner Indians Too Much For Allen Jay
Sumner Indians defeated Allen Jay 8-6 on a rainy night to hand Jaybirds their first loss of the season. Ken Michaels threw a 13-yard pass to Ralph Brown and scored on an option rush for Sumner, while Gary Meredith scored for Allen Jay. Despite strong defensive play from both sides, Sumner held the edge with crucial fumbles and interceptions by Jaybirds. Sumner moves to 3-1 and eyes a Central Carolina Conference showdown with East Davidson.
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Allen Jay
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Ralph Brown
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Gary Thayer
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Doug Younts
James Oliver
Henry Wall
Winston Moody
Dean Sechrest
Wayne Seagroves
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Mt Tabor overwhelms Boswell as Spartans claim win
Mt Tabor dominated the second half to beat Boswell 14-0 after a scoreless first. Boswell fumbled and threw a first half interception while Spartans limited Andrews to under 3 yards and sealed the game with a late TD. Mt Tabor showed tougher defense and more aggressive play.
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Mt Tabor
Quill
Kenny Lawson
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John Bane
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Mr. Airy
Black Hawks Fall in Exhibition to Minnesota Stars
Minnesota defeated the Chicago Black Hawks 3-1 in an NHL exhibition. Claude Larose, Danny O'Shea, and 3 year old rookie Bob Barlow scored for Minnesota, with the Hawks' lone goal coming from another player.
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Bob Barlow
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Bison fall to High Point after early momentum loss
Wingback Henry Ledbetter opened with a 32 yard run as Burlington Bison started strong behind Johnson and Ingram. Coach C A Frye blamed second half struggles and possible weather for the scoreless surge, noting High Point took control late and the teams prepare for a conference game against Greensboro Dudley in High Point Friday night.
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Ingram
High Point
Burlington
C. A. Frye
Bison
Greensboro Dudley
W&M Rates As Mystery In Southern Conference Opener
William and Mary under a new head coach Lew Holtz enters the SC season as the mystery team. They open tonight at Cincinnati, a Bearcats squad also with a new coach Ray Callahan whose team lost 57-11 to West Virginia. Holtz agrees with the harsh verdict and aims for improvement. The SC schedule also features four other nonconference openers.
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Lew Holtz
W&m
Cincinnati
Birds
Ray Callahan
West Virginia
Callahan
Holtz
William and Mary
High School Tilts Are Rescheduled
Rain drenched fields across the state forcing four prep basketball games to be moved to tonight with another two shifted to Monday. Matches listed include Thoranville at Asheboro Gibsonville at Trinity Mooresville at Central Davidson and North Rowan at North Davidson.
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Asheboro
Gibsonville
Trinity
Mooresville
Central Davidson
North Rowan
North Davidson
Randleman
Western Guilford
Denton
West Davidson
Guilford Hosts Davidson in Southern Conference Night Action
Guilford hosts Davidson in a Southern Conference football game in Greensboro at 7:30 p.m. Also on the slate Presbyterian versus Furman in Clinton South Carolina Elon faces Concord in Athens West Virginia Wofford visits Lenoir Rhyne Newberry meets Gardner-Webb Catawba idle Appalachian at Emory and Henry and Western Carolina versus Carson-Newman in a Colwoe contest all at 8 p.m.
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Furman
Clinton
S. C
Elon
Concord
Athens
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Newberry
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Catawba
Appalachian
Western Carolina
Emory & Henry
Catamounts
Carson-Newman
Collowhee
Fourth Quarter Belonged To Tigers In 86 Win
Ragsdale edged Southeast Guilford 86 in a rain soaked clash as a late fourth quarter surge and stout defense carried the Tigers to victory. Doug Humble led Southeast with the early TD, while Roy Watts and Andy Bell sparked the late scoring drive for Ragsdale. Bell added the decisive two points and 52 rushing yards on ten carries led the ground game. The win improves Ragsdale to 2-2 overall and 2-1 in conference.
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Julian
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Doug Humble
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Southeast
Ken Causey
Humble
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Roy Watts
Andy Bell
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Steve McKinnon
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Mercury Threats Miami Offense in Oakland Showdown
The Dolphins aim to boost their air attack as Mercury Morris joins Bob Griese against Oakland in the Coliseum tonight. Morris, who set a college rushing record at West Texas State, will be paired with receivers Howard Twilley and Jack Clancy as Griese targets them after a 327-yard, one interception performance last week.
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Davis Cup chaos as US beats Romania 3 2 in Dublin
Americans led by Ashe and Smith edged Romania in a tense Davis Cup clash amid disputes over line calls. Tiriac and Nastase sparked protests, while U.S. captain Dell blamed tactics for the disruption as football and NFL notes mingle with the tennis action.
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