BigSEEC Week on Tap in Southeastern Kentucky Conference
The Southeastern Kentucky Conference features a full five game schedule with a headliner pitting Corbin against Middlesboro, the league’s top two teams. Corbin leads with a 2-1 start while Middlesboro is 1-2. Laurel County is tied for the league lead as action includes Bell High and Pineville games, plus Whitley County versus Knox Central and Harlan hosting Lynn Camp as teams chase early-season status.
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Coffee League Starts September 12 At Southland Lanes
All ladies interested in the Wednesday morning bowling league should meet at Southland Lanes Middlesboro at 8 30 a m on Wednesday September 12.
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Southland Lanes
Middlesboro
Hugh Davis Wins DN Football Contest Prize
Hugh Davis of 902 Exeter Avenue Middlesboro captured first prize of 310 for his near perfect Daily News entry with the correct tie breaker. Trosa Mason of Pineville took second for 5 dollars and Albert Leach Jr from 347 Schultz Heights Middlesboro finished third for 3 dollars.
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Middlesboro
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Pineville
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Schultz Heights
Stargell Keeps Furious Pace In Pirates Win Over Cubs
Willie Stargell, batting at a blistering pace, led the Pirates in a 4-1 win over the Chicago Cubs as Pittsburgh moved within a half game of first place St. Louis. Richie Zisk added five hits, and Jim Rooker pitched a seven-hitter for the victory. Hank Aaron hit his 710th career homer for Atlanta in a 10-4 win over San Francisco.
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Ali outpoints Norton in twelve round war
Muhammad Ali struggled with age and a hand injury but sparked a fast pace and clever movement to edge Ken Norton by split decision after 12 ferocious rounds. Norton, insisting he won, called for a rematch as Ali declared readiness to return.
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Ford Proclaims National Hunting and Fishing Day in Kentucky
Governor Wendell Ford signed a proclamation naming September 22 as Hunting and Fishing Day in Kentucky. He joined Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Arnold Mitchell on an August Kentucky Afield program filmed at the state fair. The observance aligns with a nationwide effort supported by Congress and President Nixon. The article highlights sportsmen funding and conservation history.
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Wendell Ford
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MHS B Team Beats Harlan Dragons 22 20
Middlesboro High School B Team edged Harlan 22 to 20 on the Dragons’ field. Quarterback Jay Welch scored a 60 yard TD and added an extra point, while Bubbles Hamlin tallied two rushing TDs with a conversion. Two fumbles stalled Middlesboro drives and Keith Medley and Welch had interceptions returns.
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Standings and schedules in National and American Leagues
United Press International standings show St Louis leading NL with 72 wins, Pittsburgh 70, Montreal 69, and others. West shows San Francisco at 40 62, Atlanta at 18, with daily results listing Pittsburgh 11 Chicago 3 and Atlanta 1 San Francisco 4. Today’s and Wednesday’s games include Pittsburgh at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, and San Francisco at Atlanta, with listed pitchers and times.
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Middlesboro Board of Education Lunch Policy Details
The Middlesboro Board of Education offers free or reduced price lunches to students unable to pay full price. principals issue and review applications to determine eligibility using family income and size. Applications are confidential and used solely to assess eligibility with no discrimination for those unable to pay.
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Middlesboro Board of Education
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