Eagles rally in second half to outpace Tigers
East overcame a 8-0 halftime deficit, pinned Randleman back with stifling defense, and rode a late scoring surge to the 22-16 victory. Tim Wray connected on key passes, Mark Whitley scored twice, and Workman added field goals and a late kickoff.
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Raider’s Pass Burns Defense Twice Amid Slim Loss
Raiders made strategic reads but two big touchdown passes from Blake Lewis to Willie Jones sealed the game. Morris said they know what’s coming, and improvements are coming, though problems remain as they near a potential breakthrough.
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Richardson Sparks Bulldog Effort as Asheboro Wins Tight SPC Clash
Thomasville moved with a straight ahead plan but 4 fumbles and key stops limited scoring. Richardson carried 19 times for 146 yards as Asheboro upset the Bulldogs 0-0 at halftime, then held on to win as Meyers and Sullivan made decisive plays. Asheboro improves to 2-0 in SPC. Thomasville slips to 1-2.
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Bison Prevail in Scoring Battle Against Raiders
Central fights to a 28 25 win as Dorsett’s pass to Perkins falls incomplete on fourth down. Roy Boyles lauds late rally and stout defense, noting two decisive victories boost spirits despite Raiders’ comeback from 21 10 halftime deficit. Central's 75 yard opening drive caps a 44 yard TD pass from Lewis to Jones.
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Bison edge Raiders in late scoring thriller
Central took a 21 7 lead after Curtis 75 yards and Lewis to Jones for a nine yard TD pass. Williams led a Raiders comeback scoring twice including a 3 yard plunge and a late 28 yard strike, then Perry Allred capped a 76 yard drive with a go ahead run before Central stalled in final seconds.
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Americans Running Away With Ryder Cup in Friday Play
Bernard Hunt, Britain’s non playing captain, saw the Americans build a 6 12 to 1 1/2 point lead in the Ryder Cup opener at Ligonier. He praised Tommy Horton and said rain favored the long hitters on the long course while noting Trevino and Weiskopf played superb golf.
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Jacklin laments surprise early lead in 32-match series
It added up to the biggest first-day advantage ever compiled since the old international series began its three-day, 32-match format in 1963. Tony Jacklin said it’s surprising and a bit devastating, noting that they usually hold their own in the foursomes.
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