Dobyns-Bennett Edges Johnson City 7-0 In Opener
Dobyns-Bennett Indians beat Johnson City 7-0 on opening night as Mark Rosenbaum scored the lone TD on a 1-yard run with 4:14 left in the third quarter. The defense limited JC to 124 rushing yards while DB piled up 288 total yards led by Clendenin and Rosenbaum.
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Gladson Sparks LV To 7-0 Win Over Mountain City
Lynn View's Lynxes won their season opener 7-0 against the Mountain City Longhorns. Gladson ran 82 yards to the 3 yard line then Davis scored, as Lynn View gained 256 rushing yards but had 5 fumbles and 110 yards in penalties. Cassidy's Lynxes improved defense with key plays by Frazier Myers Bellamy and Creek, while Gladson totaled 128 rushing yards in 12 carries.
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Greeneville Shocks Farragut in season opener
Greeneville offensive duo facts aside, four players scored touchdowns as Greeneville dominated Farragut 27-9 in the non conference opener. The Greene Devils limited the Admirals to 95 total yards while Todd Dobbs opened scoring with a 45 yard run and Mike Foley added the extra point. Brad Warham caught a 44 yard TD pass from George Hall to make it 14-0 at halftime.
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Church Hill Routs East 35 0 In preseason romp
Church Hill Panthers press to 35-0 over Sullivan High Patriots at Mike Johnson Memorial Stadium. Morelock rushed for 159 yards on 14 carries behind a sharp line, with Rogers Allen and Waye scoring, subs salting the win as the defense limited East to 59 total yards and the team prepares for Upper Lakes Conference play at Sullivan West.
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Warriors Romp To Victory Over Unaka In Season Opener
UNAKA Rogersville led by John Henry Rogers scored two quick touchdowns and Eddie Fanney added a 41 yard run as the Warriors jumped to an 18-0 lead and cruised to a 39-6 season opening win over Unaka. Scott Price later added a seven yard TD run while Rarl Kincaid caught a pass in the early action.
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Alexander powers Powell Valley over Surgoinsville 14 0
Jeff Alexander scored both touchdowns and added a conversion as Powell Valley beat Surgoinsville 14 0. He returned a 98 yard punt for a score and added a 56 yard TD in the third to seal the win. PV led 14 0 after the opening quarter. Complete stats unavailable.
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Erwin Rallies Past Boone In Opener 18-7
Boone led 7-0 on Jim Leuthke to Gene Bailey yet Erwin surged late. Clark Duncan stitched a 37-yard TD run and a 30-yard score to seal an 18-7 non conference victory, Erwin gaining 205 yards as Duncan dominated with most of the offense.
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Reds Beat Cardinals 6 2 on Geronimos Three Run Homer
Cesar Geronimo belted his sixth home run of the season a three run shot in the fourth inning helping the Cincinnati Reds defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 6 2 Friday night in a rain marred game. Gary Nolan earned his 12th win with Will McEnaney aiding. Lynn McGlothen took the loss for the Cardinals as Cincinnati extended its winning streak to five games and the defeat left St. Louis four games behind Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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