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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1975

Page

20

Central Bison go 2 1 after close win over Andrews

Central coach Roy Boyles says going for it on fourth and a foot was not a gamble as the Bison edge Andrews 27 25 to reach 2 1 on the season. Running back George Curtis rushes for 197 yards and praises the offense while Grimsley looms in the conference opener.

Nick Central Roy Boyles Boyles Bison Grimsley George Curtis Curtis Andrews

Raiders Hopeful After 0-3 Start In 1975 Football

High Point Andrews faces a 0-3 season start in non conference games as league play begins. Coach John Morris credits returning morale to tri captains Adrian Bass John Patterson and Charlie Williams. Williams says the team will rebound despite a shoulder injury while Patterson and Bass stress unity and focus ahead of Central and Grimsley tests.

Raider John Morris Charlie Williams John Patterson Adrian Bass Jim Pettit High Point Andrews Mike Dorsett Dan Wagoner Central Williams Bison Bass Grimsley Patterson Raiders

Tigers' Larrick Back To Basics After Narrow Win

Ragsdale coach Rick Larrick urged work on fundamentals after the Tigers edged Greensboro Grimsley 7 3 on a late punt block. He criticized missed blocks and tackles and warned an idle two weeks could hurt momentum as six conference games remain. The muddy field and mental errors contributed to a less-than-usual performance. Grimsley, in its first loss of the season, faced Ragsdale in a tougher 4 A schedule transition.

Howard Hayes Enterprise Jamestown Ragsdale Rick Larrick Tigers Greensboro Grimsley Grimsley Larrick Whirlies

East Davidson Eagles face stern test in pivotal CCC clash

East Davidson rolling after third quarter surge to 22 8 win over Randleman in a key Central Carolina Conference showdown. Coaches Gregory and Hayes laud East offense, speed, and balance led by Alexander while Ledford raves about Panthers defense and Anthony Traynham's play.

East Davidson Charlie Gregory Howard Hayes Central Carolina Gregory Golden Eagles East Randleman Eagles Tigers Tim Wray Kyle Hayes Hayes CCC Robert) Alexander Ledford Panthers Anthony Traynham Sea Eagles

Trinity Junior A Standout Consistency Key For Ashe

Trinity's low scoring Bulldog defense has become the season’s bright spot through three games. Walter Ashe and Chris Honeycutt anchored a unit that held Ledford to six points, with coach Larry Wall praising Ashe as a tough, team-first leader who thrives under pressure and has lifted the defense from last year’s lapses.

Trinity Walter Ashe Ashe Ledford Chris Honeycutt Larry Wall Walter Jay Carroll Wall Sen

Wildcats Soccer Sets Fresh Pace With New Coach and Stars

Westchester Academy opens 1975 season under coach Charles Erar with former stars Johnny Holbrook Paul Paine Bruce Hathaway and Billy Meacham plus his son John Erar strengthening the lineup. They beat Kernersville 2 1 and travel to Greensboro Tuesday for another conference game.

Westchester Academy Charles Erar Johnny Holbrook Paul Paine Bruce Hathaway Billy Meacham John Erar Wildcat Westchester

Size Doesn’t Hamper Bulldogs Leonard

Thomasville senior Tommy Leonard stands 5-7 2 and 146 pounds yet starts as a defensive end. Coaches praise his heart and hitting power, noting he lifts weights and runs drills after work. He thrives on defense, calling plays and helping Thomasville allow only 15 points per game through three games.

David Spell Thomasville Tommy Leonard Leonard Tommy Eddie Williamson

Raider Program In Error Poll Misattribution

A football program from High Point Andrews incorrectly states that the High Point Enterprise is conducting a poll to determine High Point's All-Time All-Star team. The poll is actually run by the High Point Jaycees, with the Enterprise merely publishing the poll results.

Raider High Point Andrews High Point Enterprise High Point High Point Jaycees Enterprise

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