Bill Hodges Board Got Off To Fast Start
Most grid picks started strong last weekend as forecasters faced early season upsets. Two board members missed only three selections, with many others close. Consensus results featured High Point, Thomasville, UNC, Duke, Wake Forest, and other strong picks among a long list of college games.
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Friday Games Set Across Major Leagues
Schedule lists New York at Boston Baltimore at Washington Chicago at Cleveland and Kansas City at Detroit with a hint of the night’s matchups as noted by the league calendar.
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Great One Predicts Weekend Football Picks
Quentin Quayle previews the weekend schedule with bold predictions across five games. High Point beats Durham 20 to 0, Thomasville tops Landis 26 to 6, Trinity defeats Jamestown 18 to 14, Fair Grove over Pilot 27 to 0, and North Davidson edges Kernersville 13 to 12 in a coin flip styled slate.
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Quent
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Kernersville
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Kernersy
High School Football Action Sparks North Carolina Tonight
Denton hosts West in a Conference clash as Ragsdale, Trinity, and North Davidson vie for wins. West’s Green Dragons stand 2-0 while Denton seeks a breakout. Pilot braces for Fair Grove on homecoming with Fair Grove aiming to spoil. Ragsdale and Trinity fight for momentum after mixed results.
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Thomasville Faces Landis in South Piedmont Clash
Thomasville High Bulldogs meet Landis Yellow Jackets at Memorial Park Stadium in a South Piedmont Conference match. Thomasville seeks balance after a 1-1 league start. Landis arrives with non conference wins but a lone league loss. Craver returns from injury boosting the Bulldogs as they defend against Landis single wing attack. Probable starters include O Kelly Brown Shields Lambery Ferguson Atwell Crawford Styde Hill Spry Pennington Castor Primm Correll Byerly Murphy Poe.
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Bison Meet Durham Bulldogs At Albion Millis Stadium
High Point coach Herb Hipps previews tonight's Albion Millis Stadium clash with Durham High, rating the Bulldogs as a dangerous, improving offense led by lineman Steve Parker and quarterback who can run. He notes Durham has dominated the series, seeks a three straight win for High Point, and expects a tough battle despite local defense improvement.
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Bullet Hanover Copped Big One
Johnny Simpson guided Bullet Hanover to victory in the Little Brown Jug for 3-year-olds, overcoming a first heat break to win the second and third heats. Muncy Hanover led early but Bullet surged past late, finishing with a record 1:58 3-5 in the second heat and 1:59 3-5 overall.
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Associated Press
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Bullet Hanover
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Clearview
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Maine
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Jayvees Edge Gray in 6-0 Junior Varsity Victory
High Point High School junior varsity defeated Winston Salem Gray 6-0 yesterday after a fourth quarter drive. Jerry Armstrong scored the only touchdown from the three yard line. the extra point attempt was blocked. Black Bison improved to 2-1 this season with wins over Salisbury and a loss to Burlington.
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N C High School Results Reported by Associated Press
The Associated Press reports Thursday night high school results: Charlotte Garinger 19, South Mecklenburgh Chapel Hill Lincoln 38, Pittsboro Horton 0, Jones Central 20, Wilmington Jayvees 7.
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