High Point Bison upset Durham 21 to 6 in standout win
High Point High School's Black Bison stunned area fans with a 21 to 6 victory over highly regarded Durham Friday night. Coach Herb Hipps praised the young defense and noted the win could key the rest of the season as Eddie Edwards moved the offense, Shankle and Hill supported the running game, and Barrett and McDowell pressured Durham's backfield. The result highlighted coaching insight from Hipps and Brown as Durham exposure and Bison adjustments sealed the win.
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High School Football Scores From The Associated Press
A sprawling list of high school football results across North Carolina and neighboring areas. Key winners include Gastonia, Chapel Hill, Roanoke Rapids, New Bern, Wilmington, and many others with numerous final scores and matchups reflecting a broad weekend slate.
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Trojans Shut Out Colorado in Slick Field Victory
Southern California, ranked No. 1 in the preseason AP poll, edged Colorado 14 to 0 in Boulder. Pete Beathard ran for two touchdowns as USC’s defense pressured Colorado’s offense and the muddy field slowed both teams. Attendance was about 27,000 despite lingering rain.
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K State Ends Two-Year Football Frustration With Upset
Kansas State snaps an 18 game losing streak with a 24 0 defeating Brigham Young at home. Key plays include Corrigan Dusenbury and Crenshaw scoring and a late BYU TD pass from Stewart to Bruce Smith. Attendance 11 000.
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Allen Jay Jaybirds top Guilford standings with 27 0 win
Allen Jay Jaybirds stay perfect in Guilford County Conference by routing Southeast Guilford 27 0 at Southeast on Friday. Passing from David Mowery and catches by Larry Williard and Harold Proctor fueled the offense as Northwest Guilford and Trinity chased. The night also saw Northeast Guilford win 60 0 over Summer's Indians and Guilford fall 32 7 to Liberty.
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James Frye
Central Carolina North Tops East in Big Conference Win
North Davidson Black Knights upset East Davidson 21 to 6 led by quarterback Robbie Roberts and end Steve Hinkle. East scored first on a David Lomax run but failed to hold the lead as Roberts and Hinkle connected. Also Central Davidson beat Ledford 20-0 as Hobart Leonard starred with long runs, while Trinity edged Ragsdale in a dramatic nonconference clash. Randleman beat East Montgomery 12-6 as Bobby Julian scored the decisive TD.
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