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Four in a row By BARRY BURLESON Holly Springs put the foot on the pedal early Friday night and never let off. The Hawks scored on their first play from scrimmage and added five more touchdowns in a 41-0 blowout of Alcorn Central. It was their fourth straight win. They evened their season mark at 4-4, and more importantly, moved to 2-0 in Region 1-3A play. Indians rout Independence By CLAUDE VINSON The Byhalia Indians gave their faithful plenty to cheer about last Friday night during their homecoming game. They also moved their district record to 1-1. The Indians wasted little time in showing force. Markez Saulsberry scored the first touchdown and converted the extra two on the Indians’ first possession. That score held up to the end of the first quarter. Patriots rack up 468 yards in win over AAA Pillow By BARRY BURLESON The Marshall Academy Patriots did not let their first loss of the season get them down. Instead Class AA Marshall rebounded from a setback to North Delta and completed a sweep of Class AAA squads this season by whipping Pillow Academy 35-21. The win at home Friday night upped the Pats’ record to 7-1. Behind The Scoreboard Sports variety Two or three times a year it happens when sports events which are most attractive to a person seem to converge and present a problem in prioritizing. This past weekend was like that. MA-Winston combine for 110 points There was an October fireworks show Thursday night in Louisville. Marshall Academy and Winston Academy junior high football teams lit up the scoreboard with 110 points. The Patriots lifted their unbeaten record to 6-0 with a 64-46 win. MA totaled 550 yards on offense with quarterback Dakota Dailey rushing for 372. He had five runs of more than 50 yards each. Cards take top trophy The Potts Camp cross country team competed in the 2011 Southerntees Challenge, hosted by East Union, on Saturday, Oct. 1. The meet was held at the New Albany Sportsplex. Cardinals batter Rams By BARRY BURLESON After a disappointing loss at Rossville Academy (Tenn.) September 23, some Potts Camp football players called their own team meeting. Deadline Thursday for youth basketball Registration is open for youth basketball (boys and girls ages 5 through 18). Sign-up continues at the Holly Springs City Hall until October 13. Registration is available during regular hours – Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is a $30 registration fee. For more information, contact the Holly Springs Parks and Recreation Department at 252-4807. Hunter Safety set for Saturday at fairgrounds There will be a Hunter Safety Class on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 8 a.m. until at the Marshall County Fairgrounds. Participants must be 10 years of age and must bring Social Security number. To register for the class, call 662-840-5172. Byers blasts Buccaneers By CLAUDE VINSON The H.W. Byers Lions, coming off of a big road win at Tupelo Christian the week before, returned home Friday to face the Benton County Buccaneers. The Bucs won the toss and elected to receive. They gained a first down on a quarterback scramble but had to punt away after three unsuccessful downs.
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