Moulton Red Devils rout Hatton in high‑scoring win
Don Austin scored 49 points to lead Moulton past Hatton 103 to 59 as Richard Lyons 13 and Donnie Caspers 10 also reached double figures. Hatton’s Dale Johnson had 25 in the loss, while Falkville upset Danville 85 to 70 and Courtland beat Town Creek 71 to 62 in area play.
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Lawrence County
Moulton
Don Austin
Nets
Hatton High
Speake
Red Devils
Hornets
Austin
Falkville
Danville
Courtland
Town Creek
Cotaco
West Morgan
Mt. Hope
Eva
Priceville
Baby Hornets
Moulton Varsity
Hanceville
Charles Sandlin
Blue Devil
Farrell Anders
Gerald Segars
Jimmy Spiegle
Danny Welborn
Hawks
Eddie Rose
Jimmy Holland
Willard Oliver
Cotaco Defeats West Morgan in 62–51 Victory
Cotaco earned a 62 to 51 win over West Morgan. Thomas Fowler led Cotaco with 16 points followed by Ronnie Murphy and Larry Johnson with 4 each. West Morgan was led by Mickey Hill with 22 points and Hal Watkins with 4.
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Cotaco
Eva
Ronnie Day
Thomas Fowler
Mickey Hill
West Morgan
Lamon Way
Speake
Mt. Hope
Little
Mars Hill
Gourtland
Lawrence County
Priceville
Bulldogs
Hyland Drinkard
Bill Nelson
Billy Don Sharp
Farrell Maples
W. Morgan
Roy Dunaway
Ronn
Lee Ronnie Murphy
Larry Johnson
Hal Watkins
Barry Owens
Denis Richards
Simpson
Sims
Eva Tops Priceville In Narrow Victory
Eva defeats Priceville 57 to 50 with scores by quarter 13 8 15 21 as the game progresses and Eva maintains the lead through the final period.
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Eva
Priceville
Pricevville
Bill Nelson
Ronnie Ryan
Johnny Brown
Cois Jennings
Hyland Drinkard
Eddie McAnnally
Detroit Nets Narrow Win Over Celtics 116 114
The Pistons edged the Celtics 116 114 after a tight fourth quarter. Mel Counts failed the second of two free throws at the buzzer for Boston, who had led 71 51 at halftime. Other games included Cincinnati beating Los Angeles 119 108, St Louis defeating New York 109 107, and Philadelphia beating Baltimore 128 117.
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Mel
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Detroit Pistons
Boston
Counts
Bill Russell
Russell
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Decatur Red Raiders outpace Austin 69 47 in cage battle
Decatur High Red Raiders led 24 7 after the first period and rolled to a 69 47 victory over Austin in a crowded Red Raider Gym. Mathis led with 17 points, Jones 16, Hammond 10 as Decatur dominated with 30 field goals and 53 percent shooting. Austin was led by Martin and Waller with 11 each.
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Decatur Red Raider
Raymond Ward
Decatur
Decatur High
Red Raiders
Red Raider
Austin
Black Bears
Raider
Joe Jones
Bears
Hartselle
Huntsville
Robert E. Lee High
Associated Press
Roger Mathis
Jones
Raiders
Ray Jones
Steve Hammond
Buddy Martin
Jimmy Waller
Earl Morris
Morris
Roger
Raiders Ward
Mathis
Hammond
Ridgeway
Martin
Danny Lawrence
Decatur FG
Pe Presswell
Pirtel
Widner
Fretwell
Daily Sports
Bob Bates
Morris Sets Sights For M-W Crown
Unranked Johnny Morris of Pittsburgh upset Rubin Carter and aims for the middleweight top after a 10 round decision in the Civic Arena. Morris’s promoter Sam Weinberg and Morris both back fighting a top 3 or 2 opponent next, with Weinberg calling for a 161 pound clash after the win. Referee Paddy Grimes and judges Ernie Sesto and George Luppinacei tallied Morris ahead.
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Johnny Morris
Rubin (Hurricane) Carter
Joey Archer
Don Fullmer
Joey Giardello
Sam Weinberg
Philadelphia
Morris
Weinberg
Carter
Civic Arena
Weintrg
Paddy Grimes
Ernie Sesto
Geoge Luppinacei
Saints Edge Athens 81-80 In ACC Clash
Saint Bernard's Saints outlast Athens College Bears 81-80 as Paul Lyons leads with 30 points on 13 field goals and perfect 4-for-4 at the line. Ronnie Norris tops Athens with 22, while St. Bernard improves to 2-1 in ACC and 7-7 overall.
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Athens
St. Bernard’s Saints
Athens College Bears
Alabama
Saints
Paul Lyons
St. Bernard’s
Charity Lane
Larry Durst
Joe Neihaus
Jack Wainwright
Decatur
Ronnie Norris
Bears
Jimmy Brazelton
Billy Biles
Lynn Holladay
St. Bernard
Norris
Livingston State
Tigers
Gamecocks
ACC
Lee Wrene
Johnny Thompson
Frosh
Dennis Ryan
ST. Bernard FG
Darst
Neihaus
Higgins SS
Wainright
Galichansky
Denewith
Lyons
Totes
Cubs Sign Half of 1986 Rosters for 1986 Season
CHICAGO AP The Chicago Cubs who have led in signing players announce that half of their 1986 roster is already signed.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Rostmer
Gobles Upset Bid Falls Short Against Covert
In Covert Michigan Covert defeated Gobles 28 to 9 on Tuesday night reversing last meeting where Covert won 77 to 29. Gobles coach Blaine Rex pursued a ball control strategy but could not overcome the steady Covert defense.
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Covert
Mich
Gobles
Blaine
Rex
Morris Beats Carter In Middleweight Bout For 26th Win
Morris edges Carter 47 44 in a middleweight clash. Carter from Paterson N J weighed 157 pounds and pressed Morris with a left hook considered among the division’s hardest. Morris evaded the punch to claim his 26th victory as 5 130 paid spectators contributed to receipts around $13 000.
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Carter
Paterson
N.J
Morris
Rankin and Halas Deny Morris Trade Talks
Atlanta Falcons owner Rankin Smith and Bears owner-coach George Halas say they have had no talks about trading linebacker Larry Morris. Morris says he had a verbal agreement to be traded to Chicago if he joined in 1965, but only if he plays next year with Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Rankin Smith
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Larry Morris
Morris
Halas
Chicago
Falcons
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