Middlesboro Tops Central In Tight 34 13 Victory
Middlesboro defeats Central 34 to 13 on the home field after a strong first half. key moments include Spriggs breaking loose for 70 yards and Massengill connecting with Spriggs for late scores as Middlesboro builds a 21 7 halftime edge and holds off Central in the fourth. Central countered with a TD by Todd White but Middlesboro added the final tally as Hull kicked the extra points. Knox Central has an open date next week while Middlesboro prepares to face Cumberland Redskin.
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Grid Scores From Various Kentucky High School Matchups
A compiled list of high school football scores across Kentucky and nearby towns. Notable results include Hopkinsville 29 over Tilghman Male 32 and Madisonville 0 marching past Manual 41, with multiple schools such as Central 19 Durrett 14 and Eastern 7 vs Pleasure Ridge 53 in action.
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Lions Stop Lynn Camp In Pineville Battle
Pineville’s Mountain Lions remain undefeated by defeating Lynn Camp 27 to 6 as coach Bill Adams rested starters after a 27-0 first half. Key plays included Poley Rage’s 69 yard run and David Asher’s 22 yard run plus a 4 yard pass to take Downey, with Sutter adding the extra points.
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Sophomores Lead Irish Against No. 7 Purdue
Notre Dame unveils two untested sophomore quarterbacks Terry Waaratly and Coley O'Brien as they host No. 7 Purdue in a nationally televised clash. Purdue, led by Bob Griese, is favored, while UCLA, Michigan State, USC, Alabama, Nebraska and others are featured in Saturday college games with varied point spreads.
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Birmingham Prepares for Record Football Weekend
Birmingham braces for a football weekend expected to draw over 100000 fans. Auburn vs Tennessee and Alabama vs Louisiana Tech at Legion Field, plus Samford hosting Jacksonville State, aim to boost the local economy by about 3 million dollars. Officials say largest crowd for Tigers-Vols is likely, with 60k-plus for that game and about 40k for Alabama versus the Bulldogs, while Samford hosts Jacksonville State in a 3000-strong turnout.
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Hop'town and Male Hi Win Big Scores in Friday Action
United Press International tallies show Hopkinsville toppling Paducah Tilghman 20-6 while Louisville Male High crushes Madisonville 32-0. Manual and St Xavier also won as fourth ranked Seneca and Fort Thomas Highlands posted decisive victories. Lexington Henry Clay routed Danville 26 as Blue Grass grid results flowed Friday night.
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Standings and schedules for Friday to Sunday baseball games
Friday results show Los Angeles sweeping Chicago in two games while Philadelphia beat St Louis and Cincinnati defeated New York. Saturday and Sunday schedules list starters for multiple matchups including Los Angeles at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati with time and pitcher details.
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Royals Trim Rookies, Cut Three to 13 Man Squad
The Cincinnati Royals released three rookies from their roster, reducing the team to 13 players. The cuts were third round pick Jerry Lee Wells from Oklahoma City, Billy Smith of Loyola, Rich Parks of St. Louis A, and Wille Merriweather of Purdue.
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Pit's Sports Slants: Alabam a 34 and college scores recap
Julian Pizer presents a collage of college football picks and game results with many upsets and margins. The column lists teams such as Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Notre Dame among scores and near matches, followed by schedule notes for TV and radio listings and upcoming games.
LSU Freshmen Triumph Over Mississippi In Bowl of First-Year Clash
LSU freshmen overran Ole Miss freshmen 38-7 in Baton Rouge in the opener for both teams. Ole Miss led briefly via a 24 yard pass from Billy Jones to Mickey Karbin, then Liu tied it. In the second quarter Jimmy Gilbert connected with Ronnie Darden for a 2 yard score as LSU took control.
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