Harding Edges Central In Late Football Thriller
Harding defeats Central 26 to 22 in a hard fought game. Key players include Rudd who scored twice and Claus adding rushing TDs for Harding. Central rallied with a late surge but fell short as the Hilltoppers held on despite a tense finish at Kennedy.
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Rudd
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Rich Hyltadn
Tigers Clinch 19-8 Victory Over Bassick In Fairfield
In a rough game at Fairfield, the Tigers beat Bassick 19-8 in the 39th meeting. Key plays featured a 44 yard scramble by Lindebeck to Mathews and multiple passes, with Ludlowe advancing and Bassick scoring late. Tigers improved to 7-5 on the season while Ludlowe evened to 5-5.
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John Mathews
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Jaek Gaugh
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Lindrbsck
Vxpch Dail
Wwere
Novia
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Mike Whitney
Buit'Eimil Lalt
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Basaick Pont
Marchet
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Ine Ridann
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Pale Tallman
Paul Swilivane
Pielann
Lentown
Wey
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Thei
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Nat Kendricks
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Will
Ludlowe
Willy Lopenoten
Ail Tetreau
Rew
Mark Genenwalt
Greg Gil- Tney
Tom Nicholas powers Trumbull to 28-0 win over St Joseph
Trumbull High School dominated St Joseph as Tom Nicholas ran 82 yards on two carries and scored, earning the Tigers a 28-0 victory. Nicholas received the Towns’ Man Award from the LeBourne American Legion Post for his standout performance amid a dominant Trumbull offense.
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Fragmented high school football results and names
Readable portions show a chaotic mix of scores and player names from multiple teams. Notable items include references to Sefolastic Football, several listed players such as Mila Frese and Maren Dielra, and a final score noting Saumington at 47. The rest is garbled.
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Teaiforst
Dogo Lorre
Lear
Mila Frese
Maren Dielra
Brant
Eas Haven
Hoven
Enema
Saummington
Flotalist
Pagal
Blazers top Sonics in high-scoring 127 125 showdown
Geoff Petia led Portland with 43 points as the Blazers outlasted Seattle 127 125. A late free throws burst helped Portland stretch a 115 26 lead in the third, while Seattle rallied with Spencer Blaywood and Dilek Gibbs scoring to threaten in the final stretch.
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Jared Leail
Ieery Vevor
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Sina Mallopalasketball Association
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Ted
Portland
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Neai Tuin
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Cribbs Addie
Bridgeport Second in UPI Poll After Five-vote Margin
Bridgeport fell two points short of Central in the UPI New England football poll. Bridgeport earned 68 points with a 4-1 record, while Central led with 64 votes in a tight finish. Amherst and Williams also appear in the top ranks amid a challenging, descending ballot.
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Plave
Middiehucy
Snother
Williams
Coast Guard
Wales
College Football Update From Ambiguous Source
A messy OCR note describes college football with scattered names and unclear events. It mentions a player named Pete and a wide receiver with minimal readable context. No definite teams dates or outcomes are extractable from the fragment.
Joseph Cahill Dies Former Army Official at 89
Joseph Cahill, longtime Army official and former SEC for the military academy and national sports administrator, died Wednesday at age 89 in West Point New York. Cahill served in senior Roles with the Army and oversaw football league matters until his retirement in the early 1970s.
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True Knight Is Aqueduct Winner
True Knight captured the Sanaa Queens County handicap at Aqueduct on Thursday racing clear to win by a comfortable margin. Jockeys and weights are noted, with True Knight carrying 126 pounds and paying odds of 15.57 percent for the Touryear series as reported by the New York racing desk.
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Teleen Hwesas
Aque Sulin Lane
John Galbentth
Jae
Toe Wright
Brennan Leads Lancers Past Stamford Catholic in N.D. Rally
Brennan starred as Notre Dame’s Lancers defeated Stamford Catholic 7-5 after a 65 yard drive in six plays late in the game. O’Leary and Brennan connected on key moments while Brown and Lynch contributed big runs and defenses held strong in a hard fought matchup.
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Optian Passe
Cavaliers Dominate Rackets In 104 06 Win
Cavaliers overpower Rackets 104 06 as Carr and Varin lead with key plays in the fourth quarter. Davis adds points while Cleveland seizes control late to halt Tijeton Reckwis V04. Dense, error-filled text still shows Cavaliers' decisive final stretch and 68 fouls noted.
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Lleveland Cavaliers
Susan Carr
Dwight Varin
Carr
Davis
Surge Tate
Pairway Fable Triumphs In Patahontas Stakes
In Louisville a muddled field with Pairway Fable taking the Patahontas Stakes under the guidance of jockey David White. Windhivlds Farnt and Chyna trailed as Fairway Fadle led early before a late move by Passing Lynk. Wager results show precise payouts with lengthy terms and a Thanksgiving Day pace offering 420,000 in purse money.
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Iekey
David White
Tengins
Hursday
Lelmann
Chyna
Farnt
Grochree Stanle
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