Middlesboro thumps Lone Jack 93 to 49 in Bell High Gym
Middlesboro crushed Lone Jack 93 to 49 in Bell High Gym as Derrell Starrs squad opened with a 20-12 lead and widened the margin each period. Rennie Gayles led with 15 points, while B Page and Pinkley added 18 and 12 respectively. Pineville looms next as Middlesboro closes the week. Bell County, Provisons, and other area teams are in action across southeastern Kentucky.
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Lone Jack
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Derrell Starr
Rennie Gayles
Dennis Smith
Birein Page
George Tod
Lane Mustang
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Packers
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Red Bird
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Whiley County
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Barbourville
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Harlan
Corbin
Williamsburg
Loyall
Hall
Williemson
Centers & Smith
G. Brooks
Brock
Farmer
Caroril
Gayles
Parrott
Pinkley
Queener B
Roop G
Morris Barton Ferguson
Brooks Barnes Gereseeee
Queener Epperson
Boys Club Beats Magicians at Lincoln Gym 69 to 38
The Boys Club defeated the Pineville Magicians 69 to 38 at Lincoln Gym, improving to 19-5. Marcus Ferguson scored 19 and Rey Lee Weaver 18 to rally from a halftime deficit for the win. Burnsides led the Magicians with 18.
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Pineville Magicians
Lincoln Gym
Marcus Ferguson
Rey Lee Weaver
Burnsides
The
Magicians
Flatwoods Drops Doubleheader to Thomas Walker in Tight Night
In Ewing, Virginia, Thomas Walker swept Flatwoods in a doubleheader. The Pioneer girls cruised 41-19 as Alma Brooks scored 21 and Sue Gibson 18. The Pioneer boys built early leads, with Larry Hounghell scoring 35 and Dennis Saylor adding 13, Ernie Mayer 14, while Flatwoods struggled to stay competitive after the opening moments.
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Thoms Walker
Flatwoods
Alma Brooks
Sue Gibson
Roberts
Pioneer Boys
Larry Hounghell
Nets
Dennis Saylor
Ernie Mayer
Flavwoods
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Kenkee
Mountaineers
Pennington
Keokee
Nicklesville
Bobuuls
Jonesville
Dryden
Dungannon
Nellsone Wolfe
Hoskins Nida
Phipps & Taylor
Crumley
Broan
Eee
Mullins
D. Saylor
Neal Mines
Graham Vece
Aeeve Carroll
SEC Presidents Jury Today for Tech Grants Request
Georgia Tech faces the SEC presidents as it seeks to lift limits on grants in aid for football and basketball. Tech argues for no overall cap over five years while other conference members lean toward preserving the 140 grants limit. The outcome hinges on a vote by the 12 Southeastern Conference presidents after meetings and mixed signals from athletic directors and coaches.
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SEC
Atlanta
UPI
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Tech
Dodd
Bers
Bernie Moore
Edwin Druson
Moore
Florida State
Memphis State
Friday Night Kentucky High School Basketball Predictions
Pits Sports Slants lists Friday night picks for Kentucky teams with many games and margins. Evarts, Barbourville, Knox Central, Harlan, Walls, Red Bird, White County, Lynn Camp, Calhoun, London, Livermore, Fleming, Cumberlands Neon, Lee Cowily, Tazewell, Powell Valley, Forge Ridge, LaFollette, Clinton, Oliver Springs, Norris, Maynardville, Facksboro, Clinch, Blackwater, Powell Valley and Claiborne County matchups dominate. Milligan hosts SMU and the Railsplitters seek road wins as the season progresses.
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Kentucky
Barbourville
Knox Central
Harlan
Willams Bell High
Gat Fatevnes
Red Bird Whitey County
Henderson Settlement
Loyall
Hall
Bush
Lynn Camp Lily
Calhoun London
Livermore Meee
Annvilla
Flemming
Neon
Cumberland
Anegla
Lee Cowily
Tazewell
Powell Valley
Wynn
Forge Ridge
Lake City
LaFollette
Clinton
Oliver Springs
Norris
Maynardville
Telfico
Facksboro
Clinch
Blackwater
Finley Seeks Short Lease In Kansas City Meeting
Kansas City owner Charles G. Finley plans to present one or two year lease proposals for Municipal Stadium to the city council, while city manager Carleton Sharpe demands a four year lease with no escape clauses and says the city may accept reasonable rent. Finley returns Saturday for talks after previously breaking off negotiations and moving the Athletics out.
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Kansas City
Charles G. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Carleton Sharpe
Sid Sharpe
Sharpe
City
Kentucky
Athletics
Louisville
New York
Lema and January lead Lucky International round two set
Tony Lema and Don January shot five under par 66s to pace the field as round two began at the Lucky International at Harding Park. Lema opened with three straight birdies aided by 20 and 40 foot putts while January posted seven straight pars before a late burst of five birds in 11 holes. Arnold Palmer and Jerry Steelsmith trailed by one, with Steelsmith carding an eagle on a 398 yard par four. Jack Nicklaus struggled to a 74, amid 29 players breaking par despite soggy fairways.
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UPI
Tony Lema
Don January
Lema
Lonesome Pine
Harding Park
Yipee
Tucson
Bowling Coffee League Scores Dropouts and Wins
In the bowling league, Yoakum Drug defeats Cumberland Ford 2 to 0, Marys Shopper loses to Phillip Morris 0 to 3, and Howard Insurance shuts out Penneys 3 to 0 with early morning play at 7a.
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Mary's Shopper
Phillip Morris
Cumberland Ford
Howard Insurance
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Yoakum
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Tila’s Antiques
Coffey
RC. Cola
Pineville
Tilla’s Antiques
John's
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T. HW. Campbell Norris Homes
A. Ay High
J. Campbell
D. Gierra
Pone Kingpetch Regains World Flyweight Title
In Bangkok Pone Kingpetch of Thailand aged 112 out pointed Hiroyuki Ebthara of Japan aged 112 for the world flyweight title. In Los Angeles Manuel Ramos of Mexico City knocked out Kid Apache of Orange Cove California in the 11th round.
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Bangkok
UPI
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Hiroyuki Ebthara
Japan
Los Angeles
Manuel Ramos
Mexico City
Kid Apache
Orange Cove
Calif
Peralta and Thornton Set High Stakes Garden Bout
Argentine light heavyweight Gregorio Peralta and American Wayne Thornton meet at Madison Square Garden in a nationally televised 10 rounder with the winner earning a title shot against Willie Pastrano next spring in New York, New Orleans or Las Vegas. Peralta is a 9-5 favorite after a previous draw and win in their November clash, while Thornton holds a 2-4-1 record with 18 knockouts and is rated fifth by the WBA.
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UPI
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Madison Square Garden
Peralta
Wayne
the Garden
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
New Orleans
Las Vegas
New
South Carolina basketball coach Noe resigns under pressure
S C coach Chuck Nas Noe resigns from the University of South Carolina citing personal reasons after hospital plans for a year’s rest. Dwane Mays named interim head coach for the remainder of the season as Morrison takes over planning for next year with an athletic committee decision pending.
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UPI
Chuck Nas
University of South Carolina
Noe
Morrison
Dwane Mays
Board of Trustees
Saiks
Owensboro
Gamecock
Wardess
South Carolina
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