Pineville and Hazel Green Face Week in Tight Cage Card
Pineville hosts Hazel Green as the top teams clash in a week of crowded high school basketball action. Barbourville, Cumberland, and Whitley County schedule key Tuesday games while Pineville seeks a home win on Friday and a possible Thursday clash if weather permits, with district rivals shaping the race.
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Diate
F Pinewle
Dea Alither
London
Knox Cenal Cole
Barbourville
Etna
Middleshora
Nell Uith
Whitley County
Pineville
Love Jack
Iddleshoro
Leslie
Aldrics
LMU and King College Clash in Harrogate Tonight
Lineal Memorial University faces King College at Harrogate this evening after a postponement caused by snow and ice between Milpea and Le. TMU and King seek their first Mel Sure win, with TMU having played Tusculum last Tuesday and King facing a conference opponent. Union College beat Barbourville Knoxville College 82 to 75 in a KEAC target game earlier this week, while LMU prepares another matchup later in the week.
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Lineal Memorial University
King College
Harrogate
Milligan
Milpean
TMU
King
Tusculum
King Low
Barbourville
Union College
Knoxville
Knoxvilly
Neil
Uae
Union
Shia
Silvediia
Lakers and Celtics Win In Saturday Little League Action
The Lakers defeated the Hawks 31 to 25 as Rancher led with 10 points and Evans added nine for the losers. The Celtics beat the Royals 34 to 25 after building a 19 to 7 lead, with Weller scoring 11 for the victors and Chandler contributing for the Josers. The day featured a high pace first period and balanced scoring across both teams.
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Lakers
Celtics
Hawks
Royals
Rancher
Nets
Evans
Weller
Chandler
Josers
Cochran Srience Gibbons
Parsiful
Marlin
Woody Genung
Ee Groster
Campbell
Esses Blondel
Howard Sresseerenrses Wells En Ledbetter
Job Corps Triumph Over Flatwoods in League Play
Four Gap Job Corps players hit double figures, led by David Christin with 22 points. Cassia Carson of Harlan added 20, Lee Lang 12, Gyurland Johnson 10 as Gap built a 24-point first quarter lead and kept control. Willard Davis and Eddie Williams added key points in a 42-? record surge, with an earlier win over Tat ywand’s team 26-17.
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Gap
Job Corps Constation Center
Ads
David Christin
Painis
Cassia Carson
Harlan, Ky
Adder
Lee Lang
Gyurland Johnson
Willian Clemens
Cook J.T. Hill
Forge Ridge Heads to Tazewell Tuesday Night
Forge Ridge will play at Tazewell Tuesday night in the Claiborne County school’s only home game of the week. Powell Valley travels to Thomas Walker while Fazewell hosts Walls in Knoxville. The three games close the Claiborne schools’ third week of January. Powell Valley and Forge Ridge both lost recently as Lake City beat Powell Valley 38 to 31 and Sneedville defeated Forge Ridge 76 to 4.
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Forge Ridge
Tazewell
Claiborne County
Powell Valley
Thomas Walker
Fazewell
Walls
Knoxville
Claiborne
Clinton
Powell
Maynardville
Rush Strong
Jacksboro
Norris
Norma
Jellicoe
Lake City
Sneedville
Lakers
SEC Standings and scattered game notes from Kentucky and peers
Standings include Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Georgia, Ole Miss, Tulane and others with scattered game notes. Reports refer to matchups such as Georgia Tech at Tennessee, Florida at Georgia, and Georgia Tech at Fors Ridge. Players named include Dillman and Fugate with scores and reserve tallies for Sneedville and Powell Valley fixtures.
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Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Miss State
Georgiis
Ole Miss
Tulane
Tomphi—Tennesee
Auburn
Florida
Florida State
Georgia
Tech
Dillman
Fugate
Sneedville
Lake City
Powell Valley
Daugherty
Dammit
Minnick Vee Overton & Burris
Owens
Miller
Robertson
Duncan
Willams
Halt
Forge Ridge
Lawson
Voce Fult
Wildcats Edge Tigers In Narrow Kentucky Showdown
Pit's Sports Slants notes Cumberland Dungamon and Rye Cove results, plus Western and Transy thumpings. Kentucky Wildcats face Vanderbilt next as the state tournament descriptors, with Freedom Hall hosting the W166 State Mud School Basketball Tournament March 18 19 in Louisville. Ticket details outline box and bleacher pricing and mail order deadlines, with sales starting March 8.
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Freedom Hall
Ken Oneigrounds and Exposition Center
Louisville
Lexington
Ken
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Sion
One-Sided 36-7 Victory Restores East's Pride
The Pro Bowl East defeated the West 36 to 7 in Los Angeles, the East’s largest margin ever. Cleveland Browns' Jim Brown scored three touchdowns and Dale Meinert led defense. Paul Krause, Mel Renfro and others earned defensive honors as the East revives pride after West domination.
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Los Angeles
UPS
AlkStirs
Dale Meinert
St. Louis
Theart
Meinert
Paul Krause
Redskins
Dallas
Mel Renfro
Cornell Green
Chuck Howley
George Andrie
Maxie Baughan
Brodie
Wes
Vince Lombardi
Gruffiy
Renfro
Jim Bakken
Cards
Tommy MacDonald
Rams
Thomas Walker Eyes 12th Straight Victory In District 8
EWING Virginia Thomas Walker seeks a 12th straight win after defeating Flatwoods 90-67. Scott and Hounshell led with 37 points combined as Walker remains undefeated in district play. Rivalries and nearby matchups populate the schedule with Dungannon, Dryden, Jonesville, and others chasing standings in a busy slate.
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Jonesville
Dryden
Jones
Bulldogs
Light
Crucsaders
Dungannon
Flatwoods
Eagles
McConnell
Rye Cave
Nickelaville
Blackwater
Charles
Lonesome Pine
Pennington
Casper finally wins home San Diego Open golf title
Bill Casper, a hometown favorite from San Diego, clinches the San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club with a 7 under par 64 final round to win by four strokes and claim $3,800. Casper trailed by four strokes entering the final round but overturned the deficit with rounds of 70 68 63 and 64 for a 263 total.
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PGA
Casper
Bonita
Tom Aaron
Don Tannary
Stardust
Tse
Weekend college basketball and golf results mixed in report
The piece blends schedule notes for Ohio and Tennessee teams with results from a golf tournament. It mentions Murray State Morehead State and East Tennessee State matchups, plus Western Kentucky at Morehead and Tenn Tech at Chattanooga. It also covers a January golf event with Paul Bundeson leading at halfway, Bob Zimmerman close behind, and Kasper Casper celebrating a home win.
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Ohio
Murray Morehead
Tenn Tech
East Tenn
Serecrescece
Middle Tenn
Austin Peay
Austin Meny
Murray
Eastorm
Western
Morehead
Chattanooga
New Mexico
Hasdin-Simmons
Davien Missouri
Varley
Tulsa
Scideenteewancere & Tivadley
Ji Cive
Wichitt
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Woll Creek
Ponds
Kenneth Spangler
Veuvindanasninn
Reece Funeral Home
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Rye Cove Williamsburg
Whitley Tenn
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Vandy
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Cleveland Browns
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Harold Orr
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Palm Springs
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Chris Wiecker
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Tom Weiskopf
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