Mt. Hope rallies to edge Hackleburgh 77 75 in roundup
Mt. Hope climbs back from 10 down in the fourth to beat Hackleburgh 77 75 as Charles Lovett and Jim Kirby lead with 22 points each while Ron Kennedy scores 22 for Hackleburgh. Mt. Hope improves to 2-5.
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Bears edge West Limestone in overtime showdown
Stan Brooks scored 14 points to spark Athens Bible School to a 52-48 overtime victory over West Limestone. The Bears improved to 5-2 and set up a Thursday matchup against East Limestone at the Indians’ home court.
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Ardmore Edges Clements 49 47 as Smith sinks late shot
Stan Smith hit a four second game winner to lift Ardmore to a 49 47 victory over Clements. Smith scored 17 points, Benny Broadway added 16, Don Smith led Clements with 14. Ardmore improves to 2 1. Grissom Clements won the B game 43 42.
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Tanner-Rattlers overpower East Limestone in 52 39 win
Tanner rolled to a 52 39 victory over East Limestone as Johnny Sandy scored 15 points to keep the undefeated Rattlers at 3 0. Kent Murphy added 10 points, while Guinn Lason led East Limestone with 15 and Wesley Sproud added 12. The Indians won the B game 52 40. Tanner visits West Limestone Friday. East Limestone hosts Athens Bible School Thursday.
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Eagles Edge Warriors in Overtime at West Point
In a 68-66 overtime win for Vinemont, Jimmy Cadle scored 18 points including a game winning field goal. Roland Gay led Vinemont with 21, Buddy Kelly and Kenneth Lawrence added 12 and 10. West Point’s Ricky Kent led all scorers with 26. Vinemont improves to 3-4 while West Point goes to 4-2.
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Hatton Tops Courtland 78 63 in Hoops Tilt
Hatton defeated Courtland 78 to 63 to move to a 2-1 season mark. Jimmy Mills led Hatton with 27 points, followed by Stanley Steadman 23 and Wade Harrison 21. Hatton hosts Mt Hope Friday night.
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Aggies Beat Good Hope 75 66 With Hopson 28 Points
Fairview Aggies extended season to 30 with a 75 to 66 win over Good Hope. Steve Hopson scored 28 to lead the offense, Stan Ewing added 18, Rex Johnson 15, while Buddy Pierce led Good Hope with 29. Fairview hosts Cold Spring Friday. Good Hope won the B game 74.
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Huntsville Tops Athens in 80 to 65 Victory
Huntsville freshman Doug Woosley and John Wilkinson each scored 19 to lift the Panthers past Athens 80 to 65. Athens star Billy Coggins poured in 31 in a losing effort as Huntsville built a 22-18 edge after one quarter and led 60-51 after three periods.
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Florida Gator Duo Sets SEC Passing Receipts Records
Florida quarterback John Reaves and receiver Carlos Alvarez set SEC career marks this season with Reaves posting 222 completions 396 attempts 2896 yards and 24 touchdowns while Alvarez collected 88 receptions 1329 yards and 12 touchdowns both sophomores and returning next seasons. Vanderbilt's Doug Mathews led SEC rush with 9849 yards, the top total since 19, as Auburn's Curt Watson trailed.
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Maroons Net Mild 62.15 Year Profit At Chicago
University of Chicago Maroons football resumed in 1969 with a 2-4 record under Amos Alonzo Stagg era insights. Athletic Director Wally Hass notes a $62.15 profit, minimal practice, and crowds up to 1,200 with walk on players, many from across the country. Hass aims for a $70 profit next year as band and campus spirit surge.
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College Scores From The Associated Press Rounds Up Winners
The Associated Press reports multiple college games with wins for Army Lehigh Temple Rhode Island and others across the Northeast Midwest Southwest and West. Notable results include Army 74 Lehigh 61 Temple 60 St John s 59 Rhode N 107 Bridgeport 72 and Washington 105 Idaho 58. Yonkers Raceway publicity director Irving Rudd resigns effective December 15 to pursue private business.
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Edgerson Named AFC Defensive Player of the Week
Buffalo Bills corner Booker Edgerson earned AP Defensive Player of the Week after a dramatic interception from Cincinnati quarterback Greg Cook, spurring a 16-13 win. The play followed a late first-half sequence and a field goal by Bruce Alford.
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FASTEETH dental adhesive promises firmer dentures
An advertisement urges customers to sprinkle FASTEETH on denture plates for security and comfort, claiming teeth stay in place longer, no acid or gummy taste, and that fit dentures support health. It directs readers to see a dentist regularly and buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
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