Stinnett Rattlers Top Merkel in Playoff Blowout
Stinnett Rattlers defeated Merkel 26 0 to advance to the Class A semifinals. Led by quarterback Larry Dawson the Rattlers built a 65 yard opening drive, sparked by Ralph Hicks and Dale Keadle, and dominated with a sharp defense and multiple long runs. Stinnett totaled 19 first downs to Merkel’s 11, with Dawson adding a scoring run and two point conversion.
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McLeod
Jackie Russell
Tokyo Moreno
Tea Merkel
Bobcats face Borger after Abilene tourney losses
Childress Bobcats lost to Poly 71-44 and Diamond Hill 60-46 in back to back games. Borger, undefeated, crushed Childress 99-44 earlier. Next home game vs Borger Bulldogs set for Tuesday at 8:15 p.m.
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Football Scores From Friday Night Games
Stinnett defeated Merkel 26 to 0 while Wichita Falls edged 19. Highland Park beat Garland 20 to 6. Abilene shutout Paschal 14 to 0. Nederland triumphed over Bryan 35 to 13. Baytown defeated Houston Lamar 28 to 20. Littlefield won against Graham 19 to 7.
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Minnesota’s Six Largest Lakes Named in Report
The text identifies Teech Mille Lacs Pokegama Red Vermillion and Winnibigo shish as the six largest lakes within Minnesota. It also notes Michigan’s Upper Peninsula spans one third of the state and equals the combined area of Connecticut Delaware Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Rhoads Tigers Upset Carver Five In OT
J. J. Rhoads Tigers defeated Amarillo Carver High 63 to 62 in overtime at Rhoads Gym. Roy Nickerson led with 26 points, Harold Davis 14, Leonard Nickerson 11 as the Tigers became the first Rhoads squad to beat Amarillo. Gene Wiley of Amarillo scored 37 in a tight, back-and-forth affair.
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Harold Davis
Coyotes Rally To Stop Scotties In Semifinal Bid
Wichita Falls Coyotes erased a 7-6 halftime deficit to beat Highland Park 19-7 and reach a Class AAAA semifinal against Abilene. James Holder fueled the rally with 42 yard run setup and two touchdowns, while the defense held Highland Park to 13 rushing yards in the second half and no first downs.
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James Holder
Holder
Harold Morgan
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