Ken Argo was the first Cabarrus County football player to be named to the national high school All-American team in 1951. He was the first senior class president at A.L. Brown High School. Photo courtesy of Cabarrus County Sports Hall of Fame
The late Don Argo was co-captain of the A.L. Brown football team in 1953 that held their opponents to just 45 points all season. He was named to the All-State team and the Shrine Bowl as a defensive tackle. Photo courtesy of Cabarrus County Sports Hall of Fame
John G. "Johnny" Pare caught 1672 consecutive innings for the Concord Weavers. He went on to hit .375 in the AAA International League before a severe case of the flu ended his playing career. Photo courtesy of Cabarrus County Sports Hall of Fame
The late Don Argo was co-captain of the A.L. Brown football team in 1953 that held their opponents to just 45 points all season. He was named to the All-State team and the Shrine Bowl as a defensive tackle. Photo courtesy of Cabarrus County Sports Hall of Fame
John G. "Johnny" Pare caught 1672 consecutive innings for the Concord Weavers. He went on to hit .375 in the AAA International League before a severe case of the flu ended his playing career. Photo courtesy of Cabarrus County Sports Hall of Fame
Ken Argo was the first Cabarrus County football player to be named to the national high school All-American team in 1951. He was the first senior class president at A.L. Brown High School. Photo courtesy of Cabarrus County Sports Hall of Fame
