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SportsReportMA finishes 24-9
The Marshall Academy softball team, with just two seniors, wrapped up a successful season Wednesday, Oct. 3, with one win at the Class AA State Tournament. “It was our first victory in a state tournament in a few years and it was a good feeling,” coach Carlton Gibson said. “The girls played well. They had a goal to get further in state than we did last year and we accomplished that goal.” Patriots blank Byers By BARRY BURLESON The first-ever football game between Marshall Academy and H.W. Byers was dominated by the host Patriots. MA, a Class 2A private school, scored three touchdowns in each half and held the Class 1A public school to just 99 total yards in a 40-0 win Friday night. Hawks snatch road victory in Region 1-3A By BARRY BURLESON The lights went out at Alcorn Central Friday night with Holly Springs trailing 14-12 in the fourth quarter. A few minutes later, the Hawks provided some electricity of their own. Indians crush ’Cats in 3-3A By BARRY BURLESON Coach John Danley saw what he wanted Friday night. The Indians, one week after dropping a 28-15 heartbreaker to defending Class 3A champion Charleston, ripped Independence 55-0. Behind The Scoreboard NFL news Not quite one third through its regular season games and already the odds makers are shining their swords. Entering week five there were only a trio of remaining NFL unbeatens. Those castles began to crumble on “Thursday Night Football” in the game between the St. Louis Rams and Arizona Cardinals. Cardinals rout Rams on homecoming By CLAUDE VINSON The outcome of this game was probably deigned from the outset. The Immanuel Christian Rams out of Steens (near Columbus) received first and was immediately held by a Potts Camp defense which made its presence felt throughout the game. The Rams punted on a fourth and 24. White Oak Classic benefits Chamber By SUE WATSON The Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce recently had another good round of golf competition at Kirkwood National in Holly Springs. The White Oak Classic is an annual fund-raiser for the BACC. This was the tournament’s 17th year. |
    
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