Late Tourney Wins Set Up Championship Showdown
In Somerset and Monticello, Lily and Clay County advanced to the final by beating Lynn Camp and Hazel Green, led by Darrrel Allen with 14 points and Chris Heylmann with 17. Hazel Green moved past Pulaski County as G. J. Smith scored 20 and got 17 from Marcum and Stines. The Johnson Central Invitational saw the host team top Clay County to stay ranked No. 5 in the state.
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Somerset
Monticello
Bulldogs
Lily
Darrell Allen
Rick
Bobby Storm
Chris Heylmann
Hazel Green
Pulaski County
G. J. Smith
Roger Marcum
Bradley Stines
Clay Coun
Below the dam fishing advice draws strong action below Kentucky dams
Kentuckians are urged to fish tailwaters below dams where swift moving water and higher oxygen boost catches. Catfish sauger white bass crappie and black bass are reported in seasonable numbers with notable runs at Kentucky and Barkley dams along the Ohio River. Local score updates show Johnson Central Pine Knot Knox Central and Middlesboro basketball results.
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Kentucky Dam
Ohio
Kentucky
Barkley
Fresh Tourney In Semi Finals
The tournament sponsored by the Corbin Athletic Boosters Club advances to the semi finals. The event features local teams competing for a spot in the championship.
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The
Corbin Athletic Boosters Club
Jackets Down Whitley County on Thursday Night
The Williamsburg Yellow Jackets defeated the Whitley Colonels 59 to 52 led by Gerald Upton who scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Upton's 20 topped a 16 point effort by L. Anderson for Whitley County as the Jackets built an early 18-3 lead and held on after a 41-all tie in the third period.
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Gerald Upton
Williamsburg
Whitley County
The
Colonels
Knox Central Panthers
Middlesboro Yellow Jackets
Leroy Smallwood
Pat Sharp
Knox Central
Middlesboro
Williamsburg Yellow Jackets
Whitley Colonels
the Jackets
Jackets
G. Upton
C. B. Upton
N. Smoot
S. Wilson
E. Jones
B. Jones
F. Carnes
Corbin Sunday Times publication details
The Corbin Sunday Times is published each Sunday morning by The Corbin Times Tribune Incorporated at the corner of Kentucky Avenue and Monroe Street Corbin Kentucky 40701 It is entered as second class mail matter on October 6 1934 under the Act of Congress March 3 1879 The newspaper is sold in combination with The Corbin Daily Tribune for 13 50 plus state tax per year in Kentucky and 15 09 per year outside the state Carrier price in combination with The Corbin Daily Tribune is 45 cents a week and per copy is 10 cents.
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Corbin Times-Tribune, Incorporated
Kentucky Avenue
Monroe Street
Corbin
Kentucky
Corbin Daily Tribune
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Eric Jones
Mike Wyatt
Lynn
Lily and
Clay County
Harry Towles
Frankfort
Eddy
Kentucky Lake
Tigers
Mike Jones
Mike Castle
Howard Wallen
Johnson Central
Pine Knot
Dean Chaney
Connie Anderson
Lynn Camp Wildcats
David Williams
Queen City
Allen
R. Storm
Maxie
Gill
Boggs
B. Storm
Parsons
Mene Testes
Bailey
Roy
Dotson
Marcum
Parker
Smith
Stines
Feltner
Stigall
Hyden
Robert
Carr
Bales
Hood
Smallwood
Bingham
Shape
Messer
Stacy
Sharp
Maxwell
Gibbons
McDade
Miller
Pritchard
Wright
Anderson
Stephens
Phil Chaney
Turner
Lynn Camp
Clause
Williams
Dixon
Mitchell
Mercer
Heston
Steele
Edward
Corbin Baby Redhounds
By C. B. Upton
Associated Press
Louisville
Thomas Jefferson
Bardstown
Louisville Ahrens
Flager
Butler
Atherton
Louisville Iroquois
Fernreek
Louisville Manual
Louisville Trinity
Anderson Co
Lexington
Tates Creek
McKinney
Burgin
McKell
Covington Latin
Augusta
Maysville
Stanford
Hustonville
Grayson
F&el
Danville
Garrard Co
Sandy Hook
Olive Hill
Madison Central
Harrodsburg
McDowell
Grant Co
Dorton
Feds Creek
Corbin Sunday Times
Magnavox
Center ST
Corbin, Kentucky
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