Austin Black Bears rally to beat Priceville 64 56 in narrow finish
Austin Black Bears overcome a see-saw game to defeat Priceville Bulldogs 64 to 56. Jerry Smith led Austin with 30 points while Allen Dutton added 16 as Priceville’s Rex Bennich and Chris Davis each tallied 16. The Bears host Hartselle next in a 7:45 varsity tip.
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Haskins lifts Bulls past Bucks in late rally 113 111
Chicago's Clem Haskins scored a 30 foot jumper and two free throws in the final eight seconds to beat Milwaukee 113 111. Len Chappel led Milwaukee with 33 points while Haskins and Bob Boozer each added 25 for the Bulls to tie San Francisco for fourth in the Western Division.
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Clemson Routs Alabama 96-74 Behind Fast Breaks
Clemson Tigers sprinted past Alabama 96-74 as Ron Yates led with 20 points and 10 rebounds and Butch Zetazalox added 24. Alabama struggled with turnovers and cold outside shooting after a tight first half, dropping to 2-4 while Clemson improved to 2-2 and prepared to host Arkansas.
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Moulton Sweeps Double Springs in basketball night
Moulton defeated Double Springs 93 to 55 in the varsity game while the Bees won 51 to 26 and the junior team won 43 to 18. Roger Bowling led Moulton with 19 points, followed by Gwin Shelton 15 and Charles Wilhite 12. Godsey scored 25 for Double Springs. Moulton pulled away in the second period and led 46 at halftime, then held the lead throughout. Moulton next plays Eva in the West Point Holiday Classic.
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Speake Tops Hatton as Johnson Scores 38 in Win
Gary Johnson poured in 38 points to lead Speake past Hatton 70 53 in a game ahead of the Priceville Invitational. Phillip Black added 15 and Jerry Moses 13 as Speake improved to nine wins in 13 games. Hatton was led by Reginald Haygood with 14.
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Tiant posts AL's best ERA since 1919 Johnson
Luis Tiant topped the American League with a 1.60 earned run average last season the lowest since Walter Johnson's 1.49 in 1919. Tiant also led the league with nine shutouts a standout feat for the season.
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Decatur Red Raiders remain unbeaten with Huntsville romp
Decatur High School dominated Huntsville 63-47 as Tony Julian led with 15 points and Steve McKee added 10. Decatur controlled the boards 38 to 31 and shot 43 percent while Huntsville made 27 percent. The junior varsity also won 85-61. The Raiders improve to 7-0 and break for holidays before the Gadsden Tournament on December 26.
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Browns pivot for playoff game with Harraway and Gregory start
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier announced Charley Harraway will start at running back and Jack Gregory at defensive end for the Saturday playoff clash with the Dallas Cowboys. Ernie Green and Bill Glass will see substantial action after injuries limited them in the regular season.
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Elkmont, Lexington advance in Wheeler Tourney showdowns
Elkmont defeated East Limestone 53-41 and Lexington overcame Town Creek 65-63 in the Wheeler Basin Conference Basketball Tournament. Semi finals set Clements vs Falkville at 6 30 and Lexington vs Elkmont at 8 with Grady Berrett leading Elkmont with 23 points and James Bulls 21 for Lexington.
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Courtland 63 Sheffield 56 in JV clash
Courtland High Hawks edged Sheffield High JV 63 to 56. Gary Hutto led Courtland with 26 points while Manush scored 19 for Sheffield. Courtland led 15-11 after one. Sheffield JV surged to 31-25 at halftime before Courtland outscored them 38-25 in the second half.
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Elkmont and East Limestone Score Summary
Elkont players Berrett 23 Hill 10 Ussery 10 Stevenson 1 Simmons 9 percent. East Limestone players Crouch Donnie Hilliard 12 Perry 3 812 19 453 95 91 4.
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Auburn Tops Louisiana Tech In Nonconference Test
Auburn swamped Louisiana Tech 97 84 as the Tigers led from start to finish. Sophomore John Mengelt scored 25 points while George Corley paced Tech with 22. Auburn shot 49 percent to Tech’s 37 percent, improving to 2 3 on the season.
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33000 Peach Bowl Tickets Sold For Florida State LSU Clash
Atlanta AP report states 33 000 tickets are sold for the Florida State versus Louisiana State Peach Bowl game at Grant Field. The kickoff is 8 p m December 30 and the stadium capacity is about 58000.
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