Maynardville Tops PVHS In Harrogate Tourney Final
Maynardville wins 57 55 over Powell Valley in a hard fought Harrogate Optimists Invitational final to claim the championship. Jahnny Collett 17 for Maynardville and Owens 22 lead scoring. Powell Valley’s Bob Vons 22 tops in a losing effort. Jacksboro 53 Forge Ridge 41 for third place as Gary Wilson 15 leads Jacksboro.
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Harrogate
Maynardville
Red Devils
Powell Valley
Jacksbarn
Forge Ridge
Indians
Owens
Bob Vons
Idusl
Jahnny Collett
Jacksboro
Ierms
Gary Wilson
Bailey
Jellicoe
Jellico
Harrison + Chilhowie
Jackboro
Wynn
Robbbirs
Lake City
Halls
Tazewell
Oneida
Yis
Oliver Springs
Clineton
Knoxville
Pav
Dummitt
Cross FT
Lone Jack Hosts Red Bird Tonight In Southeast Kentucky Prep
Lone Jack welcomes Red Bird Lynch tonight as part of a busy slate across Southeastern Kentucky. Crawling lines list Loyall Evarts Pineville and Barbage games with Lynch, Hall, London and Corbin matching up. Red Bird routs Kingdom Come 86 54 while Cumberland outlasts Corbin 46 44 on the Briar Jumper Tour. Davy Satcher signs with the Boston Patriots after a 21 pound linebacker season. Rafiu King vs Gabriel Hernandez bout canceled due to Hernandez suspension.
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Lone Jack
Red Bird Lynch
Loyallstonight
Kt Herlan
Wallins
Kenbourville
Lynch
Bush, Hall
Evarts
London
Corbin
Pineville
Adair County
Bell Pineville
Bell County
Tigers
Clay County
Lily
Whitley County
Hall
Loyall
Annville
Oneida
Red Bird
Kingdom Come
Alabama WinsON Ratings top SEC in final standings
Alabama's Crimson Tide captured the Southeastern Conference crown and led the Daily News College Football Ratings finishing 6.2 points ahead of Tennessee. Florida Duke Ole Miss followed in the top five with Kentucky sixth. numerous other teams and scores appear in the dense table of results.
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Crimson Tide
Daily News
Tide
Tennessee
Florida
Duke
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Wildcats
N.C. State
LSU
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VPI
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Clemson Oi
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Auburns
Virginia
Carolina
Tulsa
Vanderbilt
Miss State
G. Wash
E. Carolina
Middlesboro makes all-state football team first time since 1952
Middlesboro reaches a historic milestone with Greg Page named to the all-state football team combining AAA AA and A classifications. The roster includes Bartow on third team and Meadows from London with other local honorees, while Kentucky stars Ball Bird and Norton earn Time all-American mentions amid season notes of upcoming banquets and games.
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Kentucky
Greg Page
Bobby Walker
Page
Louisville
Tommy Bartow
Mike Meadows
London
Kermit Owens
George Cadle
James Lake
Hank Bates
Doug Williams
Pineville
Lee Bishop
Time Magazi
University of Kentucky
Sam Ball
Rodger Bird
Rick Norton
Ball
Thomas Walker and Jonesville Open Seasons With Wins
Thomas Walker edged Rye Cove at home as William Sims led a late rally. Jonesville defeated St Charles 50-38. In District 3 Dungar beat Dryden 81-3, Nicklseville topped Woods 71-50. Rye Cove led 17-13 early before Walker's comeback, with Cheek 17 and Hounshell 16 contributing for Rye Cove.
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Thomas Walker
Rye Cove
Cate
Jonsevil
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Jed
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Garrett
Jones
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Ge Wee
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Blackwater
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Dungannon
Council
Nicklesville
Tas Wise
Morton
Appalachia
Pornington
Clintwood
Haysl
Coe Burn
Gate City
Walker
Rye-Ceve
Payne
Taylor
Loftict
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Dishner
Stanley
Cheek
Seessereeees Kerns
Hounshell
Henslve
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LES
St Charles
M. Williams
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Oss
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Carter
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Sherickson
Giants
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Jimy Brown
NFL
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Mee
Burchett
Cleveland
Flatwoods
Bears Sweep Colts to Spark Western Division Turmoil
Chicago Bears won a 13-0 upset over the Baltimore Colts, sending the Western race into a scramble as Chicago’s defense stopped Johnny Unitas and Gale Sayers scored on a 61 yard run. Green Bay and Baltimore looming, with Packers and Colts tied for top threats.
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Bears
Baltimore
Sayers
Rudy Hukich
Roger LeClerc
LMU Faces Three Tests This Week in 1985 Schedule
Lincoln Memorial University Railsplitters ride a two game win streak into a three game week with Maryville at Harrogate on Wednesday, LMU at Emory Henry Thursday, and Bryan on Saturday before quarter exams. Maryville lost 90 to 7 at home amid late scoring bursts by Jessie Herrell and others as Highlanders and Blue and Gray battled in a rough game.
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Lincoln Memorial University
Maryville
Harrogate
LMU
Emory-Henry
Bryan
SMU
Unitas Rests After Knee Operation
Johnny Unitas rests in a Baltimore hospital after knee surgery as the Colts face Western Division aims. A 13-0 loss to the Chicago Bears (typo noted as Bards) compounds their woes, while Green Bay gains a half game behind after beating Minnesota.
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UPI
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Unitas
Colts
Cleveland
Chicago Bards
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota
Twilley Named 1965 Lineman of the Year
Tulsa end Howard Twilley, from Galena Park Texas, named college football Lineman of the Year for 1965 by UPI. He set eight pass catching records and became the first player to win both the scoring and pass receiving titles in a single season. Twilley led with 80 votes, Nobis was second with 27, and Dick Arrington of Notre Dame was third with 15.
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Jimmy Taylor
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Ervinton
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Haysi
Wise
Clintwood
Appalachia
Tulsa
Howard Twilley
United Press International
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Tex
Twilley
Exas
Tommy Nobis
Dick Arrington
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Pele Motre and Company
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Dorothy Kirsten
James McCracken
Ave Maria
Chandler Shell Service
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George & Junior’s Shell
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