Sixty Coaches Pick All-State Grid Team for 1932
More than 60 coaches selected North Carolina’s first all-State high school football team for 1932. Eleven players from eleven schools spread from Waynesville to the coast. Roanoke Rapids and Wilson each placed two, with several Western and Eastern schools well represented. End Dewey Pattn of Waynesville and Phillip Newton of Roanoke Rapids named all-State ends. Gaylord end Wills, guard Starke, halfback, and Hardison tackle earned honorable mention.
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Houston Lawing
Greensboro
Waynesville
Asheville
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Wilson
Durham
Goldsboro
Charlotte
Salisbury
Reidsville
Lexington
South Piedmont
Sanford
Phillip Newton
Wilton Dickens
Gadda
Hardison
Mills
Dewey Pattn
Philip Newton
Gaylord
Wills
Starke
Yellow Jackets
Best Grid Record In State Reid One of New York's hotels is vired for television
Roanoke Rapids High School led North Carolina with a 9 win 1 loss record for 1932. The team scored 268 points while allowing 18, topping state rankings per Greensboro Record sports editor Houston Lawing. Coach Walter Skidmore’s Charlotte High held state Class A with 14 entries and one setback.
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New York
Rapids High School
Houston Lawing
Greensboro
Jax
Oxford
Roanoke Rapids
Walter Skidmore
Charlotte High
Althe
Jackets Top Springs High in Season Opener on Local Court
Yellow Jacket cagers coached by Cheek defeated Aurelian Springs High Varsity 42 to 24 to open the season. Irving Dickens led with 16 points, Phillip Newton added 11, Chester Allsbrook 9. Lyles and Allen led the losers with 10 and 6. Junior Red Devils edged Aurelian Springs Reserves 15-13 in OT with Spencer and Vincent leading the seniors with 4 each.
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Cagers
Aurelian Springs High
Jax
Irving Dickens
Jax Stricky
Phillip Newwton
Chester Allsbrook
Lyles
Allen
Red Devils
Aurelian Springs
Spencer
Vincent
Srs
Liles
Junior Devils Set To Face Rocky Mount Y M C A Juniors
The local Junior Red Devils prepare for a Wednesday game against Rocky Mount Y M C A Juniors in Rocky Mount. The squad has dropped only three games in two years with Nethercutt Outland Spender Vincent Shell as guards and center respectively. Other team members include Moseley Blanton L Outland Hudson Matkins and Moore.
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Red Devils
Rocky Mount Y. M. C. A
Rocky Mount
Nethercutt
M. Outland
Spender
Vincent
Shell
Moseley
Blanton
L. Outland
Hudson
Matkins
Moore
Jax Football Aspirants Drill with New Lineup Changes
Grach Hoyle’s spring drills enter week three as Jax pivots toward a varsity 1933 squad. Shelly Edwards at 189 pounds anchors the line, Captain Gaylord shines, and players like R Davis Mincher Hux Byrd Edwards B Brown show progress. Five squads compete as the team reshapes offense and defense under reshaped personnel.
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Grach Hoyle
Jax
Shelly Edwards
Gaylord
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