Prep Football Scores Across North Carolina Lead Week
A long list of high school wins and losses from various teams including Kannapolis over Albemarle 14 to 0 and Greensboro Dudley 26 over Grimsley 14. Other notable results feature Asheboro 18 over Mooresville 19 and New Bern 13 over Washington 6 with many districts reporting multiple matchups.
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Kannapolis
Albemarle
Gibsonville
W. Guilford
Greensboro
Dudley
Greenspore Grimsley
Raeford
Clinton
Asheboro
Mooresville
N. Stanly
N. Moore
Ellerbe
Salisbury
N. Rowan
E. Forsyth
Reidsville
Madison-Mayodan
Salem
Farmville Central
Ayden Grifton
Robersonville
Bath
Jacksonville
Greenville Rose
Dunn
McDowell
Alexander Central
Eden Morehead
Burlington Cummings
N. Surry
E. Surry
Elkin
Yadkin Forbush
Mount Airy
S. Stokes
Surry Central
N. Stokes
Davie County
N. Iredell
W. Rowan
S. Iredell
Concord
S. Rowan
Wilkes Central
Hudson
Ashe Central
Northwest
Ashe
Bulldogs and Greyhounds tied in Pine Cunningham standoff
In Greensboro AP report a muddled headline notes a Pine Cunningham standoff and a court ruling by U.S. Middle District Judge Edwin M. Stanley that leaves a decision unresolved. The brief item blends college sports with a legal note on a lingering dispute.
Mt. Pleasant Hands Denton a Lopsided Loss in Friday Football
Mt. Pleasant shut out Denton 60 0 as the Tigers dominated, with two scores coming on defense and a late Denton drive stalling at the Tiger two yard line. The game featured a fourth and 10 punt snap mishap and a defensive safety by Mt. Pleasant.
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Tigers
Mr. Pleasant
Raiders
Tiger
Denton
Mighty
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Ward
Bob Cloninger
Southern Defeats Southeast Guilford 22 16 in Nonconference Battle
Southern Guilford Indians toppled Southeast Guilford 22 to 16 in Greensboro. Key scores came from Larry Pass and John East on a 10 yard run and a 9 yard TD by Johnny Kelley. Smokey Graves added Southeast’s late TD as Southern secured their fourth win.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Larry Pass
John East
Southern
East
Johnny Kelly
Southeast
Smokey Graves
George Maples
Graves
SG East
Kelley
Greaves
Se— Graves
Justice
Randleman Routs Southwest Randolph 44-0 in Penalty Plagued Game
Randleman Tigers dominate Southwest Randolph 44 to 0 in a Davidson Randolph conference clash. Five touchdowns were recalled due to penalties, coach Charlie Gregory vows improvement. Carlton Allred scores twice and Randy Davis, Eddie Harris, and Gregory Foxx contribute as the Tigers build a big halftime lead.
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Howard Hayes
USAH
Randleman
Southwest Randolph
Davidson Randolph
Tiger
Charlie Gregory
Ledford
Carlton Allred
Eddie Harris
Southwest
Randy Davis
Ers
Allred
Charles Arnold
Tigers
Randlem
Cougar
Ran
Randleman Dominates Southwest Randolph. Luck Stadium Dedication
Randleman routs Southwest Randolph 44 0 as Allred and Foxx power a late third quarter march. Eddie Harris adds a yard TD and Laughlin caps the scoring. Southwest remains winless at 0-5. Southwestern Randolph TD Club honours Ivey B Luck who contributed 19 000 dollars for stadium naming.
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Southwestern Randolph Touchdown Club, Inc
Ivey B. Luck
Gibsonville Routs Western Guilford 20-0 in unbeaten 4-0 start
Gibsonville Yellow Jackets beat Western Guilford 20 to 0 to remain undefeated at 4-0. Charles Smith scored the opening two touchdowns, Jimmy James added a 35 yard scoring run, and Elijah Marshall contributed a two point conversion after a Marshall rush.
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Gibsonville
Western Guilford
Yellow Jackets
Jackets
Charles Smith
Jimmy James
Elijah Marshall
Marshall
Smith
Lexington Tops Asheboro 20-18 in high scoring clash
Lexington rises to 2-1 in the South Piedmont Conference after a 20-18 win over Asheboro. Key plays include a 71 yard pass to Clarence Cotton and a 23 yard scoring pass to James Kirk, with Rusty Coggins adding two extra points and kicking duties.
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Lexington
Asheboro
Jack Partee
Clarence Cotton
Rusty Coggins
Jackets
Alvin Bobo
Coggins
Comets
Partee
James Kirk
It Was Close, But No Cigar Football Thriller Ends In 20-20 Tie
Statesville Greyhounds and Thomasville Bulldogs staged a seesaw battle that finished in a 20-20 tie. Garry Mott starred with three rushing touchdowns and a dominant defensive effort for Statesville, while Thomasville rally threats fizzled by late penalties and a dramatic fourth quarter comeback.
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Ray Allen
Enterprise
Statesville
Thomasville
Greyhounds
Bulldogs
South Piedmont
Garry Mott
Greyhound
Mott
Williams
Alan Richardson
Jim Johnston
Richardson
Steve
Holt
Olskinsk
North Davidson and East Rowan settle for 0-0 stalemate
North Davidson and East Rowan play to a scoreless 0-0 tie as East Rowan dominates most of the game. North Davidson mounts a lone 90 yard drive in the first quarter led by Ken Sifford and Eddy Cross but the Knights’ defense halts the Mustang attack most of the night with multiple goalline stands and fourth quarter pressure.
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North Davidson
East Rowan
Mustangs
Knights
Mus
Ken Sifford
Eddy Cross
Mustang
Rookie Nevil Shares Golf Lead At Robinson Open
Dwight Nevil, 27, rookie from San Antonio, matched Jim Colbert at seven under par 135 after a 68 in the second Robinson Open round. Trevino missed the cut as Lister from Timaru, New Zealand, sat two behind in solo third with 137. seven players at 139.
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Nevil
Dallas
Jim Colbert
Lee Trevino
Trevino
John Lister
Timaru
New Zealand
Labronce
Deanean
Gay Brewer
Rick Mike Hill
Bert Greene
Larry Hinson
Jim Ageeee Archer
Rashed Dineter
Gomme Knudson
Canada
Isaac On Pole For 500 at Martinsville Speedway
Bobby Isaac of Catawba North Carolina won pole position for the Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville Speedway with a record 83.636 mph in a 1971 Dodge. Richard Petty started outside pole, with Bobby Allison Charlie Glotzbach and Donnie Allison among the top five qualifiers for the 30 car field.
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Martinsville
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Isaac
Martinsville Speedway
David Pearson
Spartan
Georgetown
Ind
Chevrolet
Donnie Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Mercury
Dodge
Richard Petty
Randheman
Plymouth
Bobby Allison
Ford
Chariie Glotzbach
Wis
Bill Champion
Norfolk
Ar Binberd Brags
Porterville
Calif
Elmo Langley
Charlotte
Gordon
Arden
Voll Meternit
Mer Ballerd
Houston
Tex
Esh Dennis
Glen Ailén
Ricro
Hylton
Inman
G.C
A. Ren Warren
Augusta
Bil
Seifert
Skyland
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Billy” Cunningham
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Doug Olskinski
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Olehineki Klek
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Matt Gloster
Ragsdale
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Gloster
Sonny Hedgecock
Tk Sekar Ohne
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Boten
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