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if scoreboard 4-C The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Sunday, February 1 5, 1 976 Camden (64) Eugene Laws 24, Mike Bulling-ton 10, Tharpe 8, B. McElrath 4, Mike Greer 8, McElrath 8, Wilson 2. Halftime: Hunt. 34, Cam. 30.

Records: Cam. 9-16. 010 decision over James Greenwell of Memphis. Andy May of Little ffock unanimous decision over Frank Boss of Middleweight Boyd Bayles of Mississippi winner by default over Robert Delk of Jackson. David Tenner of Little Rock unanimous decision over Tony Davis of Osceola.

Sub-Novice Finals Results Richard Roberson of Perryville unanimous decision over Ray Burnett of Memphis. Obie Beard of Jackson unanimous decision over Al Roard of Greenville. Kenneth Thomas of Lexington split decision over Harold Hollis of Osceola. Mark Thomas of Lexington unanimous decision over Mark Parrish of Memphis. Tony Hollis of Osceola TKO over Tony Fuller of Jackson.

Mike Butler of Osceola unanimous decision over Jeff Smith of Milan. 4. DeKalb now 20-2, beat Chapel Hill 77-59. 5. Giles now 23-2, beat Sum-mertown 77-55 and beat Culleoka 81-54.

6. Bolivar, now 20-2, beat Humboldt 57-50 and beat South Side 77-40. 7. Memphis Messick, now 193, beat Bishop Byrne 65-52 and beat Ridgeway 84-65. 8.

Memphis Trezevant, now 20-5, beat Treadwell 59-50. 9 Obion Central, now 19-3, beat Trenton Peabody 52-46. 10. (Tie) Nashville Hillwood, now 13-7, beat Nashville Father Ryan 62-60 and beat Bellevue 58-52. Union City, now 14-7, lost to Humboldt 63-44 and beat Dyers-burg 48-44.

Class A 1. Sale Creek, now 21-1, beat Sewanee 74-47. 2. Elkton, now 20-2, beat Camp-bellsville 50-46: 3. Perrv now 18-4, lost to Lexington 85-49.

4. Friendsville, now 19-3, beat Lanier 80-36. 5. Gainesboro, now 23-3, beat Celiria 70-46, beat Cookeville 49-45 'and beat Red Boiling Springs 71-54. Misfits 3, Troublemakers 1 Liberty 3.

Kings Keglers I High Single Game (Men) Joe Folse, 189 High Single Game (Women) Bonnie New, 214 High Series (Men) Gene Jordan, 543 High Series (Women) Bonnie New, 504 Standings Team Won Lost Ten Pinners 18 6 Liberty 18 Misfits '2'-- 11 2 Nightowls 12 11 Whoopees 13 Kings Keglers 8 16 Aces 8 16 Troublemakers 8 16 FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Results 3. Streakers 1 Ruk-o-Chucks 3, Bellmeade Bunch 1 Wilhite Warriors 4, Moonlighters 0 Rejects 4, ROLLING Pins 0 Four Seasons 3, Commodore Apparel County Mounties 3, Hondicoppers 1 High Single Game (Men) Bill 20' High Single Game (Women) Pot Smith, 222 High Series (Men) Bill Smith, 541 High Series (Women) Pat Smith, 536 Standings Team Won Lost County Rejects 20 8 County Mounties 18 10 Four Seasons '7 Ruk-o-Chucks 16 12 Bellmeade Bunch 15 13 The Streakers 14 14 Moonlighters '5 rolling Pins 13 15 13 IS Wilhite's Warriors '6 Hondicoppers 9 19. Commodore Apparel 8 20 bowling FRIDAY NIGHT LEFTOVER LEAGUE Results Ten Pinners 4, Nightowls 0 Aces 3, Whoopees 1 SPORT, BOAT, TRAVEL and VACATION SHOW '-f nmr i inini in Mini I'if iiiMii urn In iiiumiiiiI luriiiiii -nrTnn in CL ENN PlNKSTON SPORT SHOW. INC. THE ESTABLISHED SHOW FEBRUARY 25-29, 1976 Feb.

25, 26, 27-4 pm-10 pm Feb. 28-10 am-10 pm boxing Friday's Golden Glove Results Novice Bantamweight David Truett of Little Rock TKO over Scott Dean of Mississippi. Darrvl Fuller of Jackson unanimous decision over Allan Brown of Memphis. Novice Lightweight Wayne Cole of Jackson TKO over Clifford Allen of Osceola. Ronnie Yoe of Mississippi split decision over Bill Green of Little Rock.

Novice Light Middleweight Butch Sanders TKO over Joe Edd-leman of Memphis. Tim Martin of Osceola split decision over Billy Ray Dawson of Jockson. Novice Middleweight James McClendon of Little Rock unanimous decision dver Gary Bedford of Memphis. Lloyd Miller of Mississippi unanimous decision over Coby Gillespie of Osceola. Novice Heavyweight Tommy McKenzie of Little Rock TKO over Randv Anderson of Mississippi.

Open Flyweight Larry Morris of Little Rock unanimous decision over Andy Stovall of Memphis. Bobby Davis of Jackson unanimous decision over John Hooks of Osceola. Open Bantamweight Richard Dawson of Memphis split decision over Eddie Bohamon of Mississippi. Ollie Collins of Osceola TKO over James Schoonover of Jackson. Open Lightweight Billy Williams of Jackson unanimous decision over Willie Burnett of Memphis.

Wallace McGee of Little Rock TKO over Charlie Mitchell of Mississippi. Open Light Welterweight Ronnie Newton of Little Rock unanimous decision over Mike Murrell of Osceola. Elton Bowers of Jackson split decision over Delbert Dean of Mississippi. Open Welterweight Cliff May of Little Rock split decision over Alex Boyce of Osceola: Arnell Thomas of Memphis TKO over Jessie Sorrels of Jackson. Open Light Middleweight Willie Johnson of Jackson unanimous Willie Burnett of Memphis (above) Sun Photos Bv Don Mitchell sion.

Bill Green of Little Rock (below) readies for a jolt from the glove of Ronnie Yoe of Mississsippi. Yoe won basketball Friday's Prep Scores At Savannah Girls JC-M (56) Forwards: Pat Anderson 23, Lynne Marshall 20, Fuller 5, Clayton 2, Womack 2, Vinson 4. Guards: Rosalind Croom, Paulette Williamson, Gloria Werthing. Savannah (24) Forwards: Gene Brashier 12, Harmon 5, Blount 5, Hagv 2. Guards: Carol Gray, -Janet Thompson, Teresa Porter.

Halftime: JC-M 22, Sav. 15. Records: Sav. 15-11, JC-M 18-2. Boys JCM-M (93) Fuller 23, Halton 10, Martindale 20, Pirtle 13, Davis 4, Ellison 2, Toone 9, G.

Martindale 4, Douglas 2, Lawhorn 2, Golden 6. Savannah (70) Austin 8, Sevier 8, Ellison 7. Benton 2, Terry Abies 10, Ross Been 14, Tim Willoughbv 13, Davis 6, Caldwell 2. Halftime: JC-M 50, Sav. 26.

Records: Sav. 9-19, JC-M 18-3. At Paris Girls Henry Co. (48 2 OT) Forwards: Susan Davis 16, Debra Williams 22, Williams 8, Taylor Guards: Cynthia Goode, Lisa Gream, Kathy Simmons Brownsville (46) Forwards: Jackie Mays 30, Barbara Dedmon 11, Bvnum 5. Guards: Brenda Walker, Ann Jones, Teresa Jones.

Halftime: Bro. 22, HC 22. Records: HC 19-6. Boys Henry Co. (67) Ricky Searcy 17, Joe Rav 11, Ricky Williams 23, Norvell Jefferson 10, Allen 4, Turner 2.

Brownsville (60) Morton 18, Musgraves 11, Delk 15, Middlebrooks 8, Young 4, DeMoss 4. Halftime: HC 33, Bro. 34. Records: HC 22-5, Bro. 17-9.

At Humboldt Girls Humboldt (45) Forwards: Valerie Poston 21, Vickie Poston 20, Nunn 4. Guards: Barbara Burnett, Marilyn Johnson, Lola Williams. Union City (37) Forwards: Melissa Woodruff 21, Caldwell 8, Fuller 8. Guards: Carolyn Adkins, Elaine Headden, Debbie Adkins. Halftime: Hum.

19, UC 16 Records: Hum. 19-8, UC 13-9. Boys Humboldt (63) Jimmy Hess 17, Terry Martin 12, Mathis 8, Reid 6, Porter 4, Manley 3, London 7, Terry 2, Barnett 2, Patrick 2. Union City (44) Billy Genes 12, Rodney Meadows 10, Jones 4, Logan 6, Zipp 2, Ward 4, Wisdom 1, Hayes 4, Hamilton 1. Halftime: Hum.

30, UC 20. Records: Hum. 25-2, UC 14-9. At Bolivar Girls South Side (46) Forwards: Gail Argetis 16, Gina Wadley 25, Teresa Hibitte 5, Guards: Shelia Stanfield, Debbie Smrt, Laura Brown. Bolivar (35) Forwards: Linda McKinnie 13, Vanessa Chism 12, Fave Wilks 10.

Guards: Lavern Price, Diane Robinson, Brenda Hill. Halftime: SS 24, Bol. 20. Records: Bolivar 18-4. Boys Bolivar (77) Fredell Coleman 8, Morvin Shaw 14, James Murrell 20, Anderson 8, Jones 2, Fleet 8, Harris 8, Wiley 3, Stallings 2, Crowder 2, Vaughn 2.

South Side (40) Kirk 5, Brown 8, Brown 4, Phillip Murley 12, Richardson 4, Williams 2, Hall 2, Bivens 2, Rouse 1. Halftime: Bol. 40, SS 27. Records: Bolivar 20-2. At Camden Girls Camden (43) Forwards: Donya Duffy 31, Overall 8, Hughes 4.

Guards: Lisa Bullington, Terry Goforth, Teresa Laws. Huntingdon (28) Forwards: Johnson 12, Garrett 13, Barr 3. Guards: Bell, Blow, Willis. 21, Hunt. 25 Records: Cam.

13-12. Boys Huntingdon (77) James Harris 24, Randv Pearson 15, Dale Mann 10, Tim Pounds 12, Mike Jordan 10, W. Jordon 6. feels the effects of a solid Jackson's Billy Williams in left jab from their open At McNairv Girls McNairy (44) Forwards: Pam Avery 18, Terry Knight 11, Connie Fergue-son 11, Tucker 2, Avery 2. Guards: Nancy Baker, Gwen Prather, Ruthie Surratt.

Ripley (25) Forwards: Currie 8, Tavlor 6, Peat 6, Crew 4, Tavlor 1. Guards: Lee, Hart, Pout. Halftime: Mc 20, Rip 6. Records: Mc. 15-9.

Boys' McNairy (56) Randy Rotten 22, Brian Brown 17, Conahoe 5, McClain 4, Kirk 6, Harvell 2. RiDley (54) Taylor 14, Fulton 10, Capers 8, Hurdle 8, Moore 5, Parker 3, Friend 2, Carter 2, Holcomb 2. Halftime: Mc 26, Rip 26 Records: MC 5-19. District 15 A Boys At Middleton Middleton (86) Ricky Jenkins 19, Jessie Parks 17, Pete Gibbs 15, Thomas Smith 11, Steve Cheirs 11, Eric Bolden 4, Adams 4, Cole 2, King 3. Scoffs Hill (45) Jeff Woody 11, D.

Rogers 9, Buczyasr 7, Ivey 6, Martin 6, Laster 2, Moody 2. Halftime: Mid. 52, SH 16. Records: Mid. 17-5.

District 15A Boys At West West (138) Tony Neely 26, Dwavne Barnes 20, Michael Price 20, Jessie Brooks 17, Isiah McKee 13, Michael Long 10, Givens9, Marshall 7, Savage 6, S. Moore 6, J. Moore 4. Beech Bluff (46) Jerry Fields 17, Barry Buckley 10, Campbell 6, Anderson 5, Davenport 4, Oakley 2, Oliver 2. Halftime: West 61, BB 17.

Records: West 15-10. District 15 A Boys At Adamsville Adamsville (68) Garlon Robinson 18, Jeff Browder 10, James Stackens 19, P. Robinson 7, Steve Bell 10, Clark 4. Sardis (49) Brasher 6, Conaway 4, Jackie Snider 16, Jerry Finley 14, Little 7, Finley 5, Millner 2. Halftime: Adams.

27, Sardis 26. Records: Adamsville 14-10. How They Fared By The Associated Press Here's how the ranked teams in The AP high school basketball polls fared in games this past week Class AAA 1. Kingsport, now 25-2, beat Elizabethton 52-48 in overtime and beat Sullivan East 71-47. 2.

Nashville North, now 20-1, beat Hume-Fogg 73-58 and beat Nashville Stratford 69-58. 3. Nashville Pearl, now 18-1, beat Nashville Overton 54-49 and beat MBA 52-35. 4. Chattanooga Howard, now 18-4, beat Chattanooga McCallie 67-48.

5. Chattanooga Riverside, now 20- 4, beat Knoxville Austin-East 77-55. 6. Lebanon, now 21-2, beat Gallatin 49-36 and beat Springfield 64-43. 7.

Knoxville Austin-East, now 15- 4, lost to Chattanooga Riverside 77-55. 8. Jackson Central-Merry, now 19 3, beat North Side 93-54 and beat Savannah 93-70. 9. Henry now 21-4, beat Brownsville 67-60.

10. Nashville McGavock, now 16- 3, beet Mt. Juliet 76-57 and beat Hume-Fogg 89-73. Class aa 1. Lexington, now 25 0, beat McKenzie, and beat Perry County 85-49.

2. Humboldt, now 25-2, lost to Bolivar 57-50 and beat Union City 63-44. 3. Chattanooga Notre Dame, now 21- 4, lost to McMinn Co. 8179.

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Of the 23 decisions handed out Friday night seven were by technical knockout (TKO) and there were no knockouts. There were 10 unanimous decisions, five split decisions and one default. The winners Friday night advanced to the finals Saturday night. Tommy McKenzie of Little Rock could have taken the honor for the toughest victory a third round TKO over Randy Anderson in the novice heavyweight class. McKenzie looked to be a iure laser in the fight for the first two rounds after being knocked to the canvas twice and taking two standing eight counts.

But in the third round he came out swinging, surprised Anderson and sent him through the ropes with an uppercut before getting the TKO at the 1:15 mark. The Jackson area fighters came out tattered but somewhat victorious in their matches. Darryl Fuller of Jackson won a unanimous decision over Allan Brown of Memphis in the novice bantam weight class. Wayne Cole, a Covington novice lightweight, gained a TKO with 1:45 gone in the second round over Clifford Allen of Osceola. Ark.

Open flyweight Bobby Davis won a UD over John Hooks of Osceola. Billy Williams also won a unanimous decision, over Willie Burnett of Memphis in the open ffi f.w.-.s-.-...JJ.-.iv.-.-.-. J.w.w.-.-.-.....-yA-.y,-f.- Bennie Purceil, USPTA Professional, will hold a Day Tennis Camp May 31 June 1 1 at the Lambuth College Tennis Complex for boys and girls ages 9-18 years. The total cost for the two weeks session, five days a week, is $175.00. The enrollment is limited.

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Athletic Dept. Murray, Ky. 42071 Name: Address: I City, State: Phone: lightweight. Elton Bowers won a split decision over Delbert Dean of Mississippi in the open welterweight. And Willie Johnson won a unanimous decision over James Greenwell of Memphis in the open light middleweight.

But, Billy Ray Dawson of Milan lost a split decision to Tim Martin of Osceola in the novice light middleweight. James Schoonover of Jackson lost a second round TKO to Ollie Collins of Osceola. And Jessie Sorrells of Jackson was TKOed by Ar-nell Thomas of Memphis with 1:05 gone in the second round of their open welterweight fight. Boyd Bayles of Mississippi was the only boxer who cruised to victory. He won on a default.

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