Middlesboro Defeats Cumberland 42-20 In Open Showdown
Middlesboro rushed to a 38-7 halftime lead and cruised past Cumberland 42-20. Billy Hamblin led the winner with 193 rushing yards and three touchdowns, while Jay Welch connected on key passes and the Jackets outgained Cumberland 401 yards to 141. Redskin star Barry Hooks left the game with a possible broken collarbone.
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Middlesboro
Jeff Walker
Cumberland
Larry. Fleeman
Middesboro
Yellow Jackets
Hagt
Day Welch
Jackets
David Clark
Redskin
Barry Hooks
Billy “Bubbles
Hamblin
Welch
Petie Gilbert
Walker
Jay Welch
Joey Bowling
Mamblin
Jerome Calloway
Redskins
Bobby Jaco
Ronnie Blair
Yellow Jacket
Itambling
Robert Bowling
Clark
Redsking
Julius Williams
Vara
Gilbert
Bowiing
MHS
Chalk Stapleton
Brent Freeman
Eddie Powell
Pell
Chris Dooley
Jackie Cornett
Freeman
Powell
Clint Williams
Billy Hamblin
Midlesboro
Maryville
Elkhorn City
Corbin Routs Pineville 26-0 in late surge
Corbin Redhounds broke a scoreless game with a late fourth quarter burst to defeat Pineville Lions 26-0. Running backs Mike Scalf and Jim Spicer led 284 rushing yards, with Spicer scoring the final late TD and Dave Campbell adding the extra point. Pineville never mounted a sustained drive, despite three first downs in the third.
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Julian Pitzer
Daily News
Pineville
Corbin
Redhounds
Mountain Lions
Lions
Archie Powers
Soi Corbin
Thoug Adams
Hounds
Adams
Mike Scalf
Jim Spicer
Bill Branaman
Dave Campbell
Pinevillé
Spicer
Campbell
Tom Horvath
Terry Green
Green
Middlesboro
Bell County
Wildcats Narrow Win Over Harlan in Narrow 19-2 Victory
Evarts defeated Harlan 19 to 2 as Jim Taylor caught a 28 yard pass from Fred Stewart in the first quarter and Paul Witt added a late score. Kenny Napier tackled a Wildcat in the end zone for Harlan’s lone points.
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Harlan
Evarts
Jim Taylor
Fred Stewart
Charley Hunter
Wildcats
Paul Witt
Darrell Herron
Kenny Napier
Evarls
Harlan Booze
Kentucky High School Football Scores From United Press International
United Press International lists Kentucky high school football results with dozens of games across cities and counties. Notable scores include Bardstown 6 over Frankfort 26, Lexington Sayre 14 over Mercer 0, Middlesboro 42 over Cumberland 26, Ashland 27 over Hazard 0, Raceland 44 over Fairview 7, and Covington Catholic 0 over Newport 46, among many others.
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United Press International
Frankfort
Bardstown
Paris
Harrison County
Lexington Sayre
Mercer Co
Harrodsburg
Jessmine Co
Corbin
Pineville
Ashland
Hazard
Raceland
Fairview
Boyd County
Lafayette
Mayfield
Nashville North
Newport
Covington Catholic
Nicholas County
Kentucky School For the Dear
Russell County
Adair County
Whitley County
Williamsburg
Carroll County
Bourbon County
Conner
Covington Holmes
Baylor and Ole Miss Lead Scores In Independent Card
The clipping lists several college teams with partial scores including Baylor over Ole Miss and Cent. Mich. edging West Michigan. Other entries mention Pitt, Maryland, Villanova, Miss. State, Memphis NM, Drake, NC State, East Carolina, SMU, Wake Forest, West Texas, Wichita, Alabama, and Missouri with scattered point totals. The note also explains that the phrase fit that relates to T-square measurement.
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Baylor
Ole Miss
Dayton
Western Georgia
Pitt
Maryland
Villanova
Miss
Memphis
Drake
E. Carolina
SMU
Wake Forest
West Texas
Wichite
Alabama
Missouri
Four Top Teams Open 1975 Football Season
Four of the nation’s top seven ranked teams began the 1975 season as Penn State faced Temple in Philadelphia, Maryland hosted Villanova, North Carolina State met East Carolina, and Houston played Lamar University. NC State, expected to challenge Maryland for the ACC crown, could be tested by East Carolina.
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Penn State
Maryland
North Carolina State
Houston
Temple
Philadelphia
Villanova
East Carolina
Lamar
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