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i I U- 'til r. THE COURIER-JOURNAL, SUNDAY, SErTEMRFR 1M1 13 Friday's Kentucky scores Leslie, Middlesboro win; Campbell upset Christian County juniors HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Henderson County 44, Daviess Co 0. Highlands 27, Newport Catholic 7. Ironton (Ohio) 21, Russell 14 Jessamine County 19, Estill County 12. Johnson Central 20, Sheldon Clark 7.

Lawrence County 20, Raceland 4 Leslie County 48, Plneville 6. Lex. Bryan Station 35, Boyd Co. 15 Lexington Henry Clay 35, Somerset 4. Lexington Tates Creek 12, Boone Co.

0. Lincoln County 20, Russell County 4. Lone Jock 20, Bell County 0. Lone Oak 21, Crittenden County 0. Ludlow 12, Scott High 7.

Lynn Camp 11, Berea 4. Madison Central 22, Belfry 21. Mason County 21, Lewis County 0. Meade County 28, Taylor County 14. Mercer County 48, Casey County 4.

Metcalfe County 27, Gamaliel 0. Middlesboro 36, Clark County 0. Morgan County 27, M.C. Napier 6. Nicholas County 25, Fairview 12.

North Hardin 34, East Hardin 4. Owen County 4, Madison 0. Owensboro 24, Paducah Tilghman 0. Paintsvllle 40, Mullins 6. Paris 14, Beechwood 13.

Pikeville 34, Elkhorn City 15. Prestonsburg 45, Fleming-Neon 0. Rockcastle County 19, Clay County 0. Rowan County 25, Montgomery Co. 0.

Russellville 19, Allen County 0. Scott County 35, Harrison County 20 Cin. (Ohio) Country Day 14, Dayton 7. Tompkinsville 47, Clinton County 7. Trigg County 28, Webster County 3.

Virgfe 25, Ptelps 6. i Warren East 33, Edmonson County 0. West Hardin 4, Grayson County 2. Williamsburg 27, Wayne County 0. Woodford County 20, Franklin Co.

4. Connecticut rips Bucknell LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) Quarterback Ken Sweitzer passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third -as Connecticut defeated Bucknell in the season opener for both teams yesterday. Christian County's outstanding junior class continues to make a name for itself in the high school football wars. David Griffith, a cornerback, and tailback Rod Smith starred as unbeaten Christian County improved its record to 4-0 by beating Warren Central 25-7 in a Class 4-A district game Friday night at Hopkinsville.

Griffith intercepted three passes and Smith gained 7 yards rushing on 11 carries. Smith, one of 47 juniors on a 72-man varsity, scored Christian County's last two touchdowns on runs of 13 and 22 yards. Warren Central (1-3) took a 7-0 lead when Mike Gentry picked up a fumble and ran 18 yards to score. Christian County is in its first season under coach Dan Goble. Elsewhere in Kentucky: Senior quarterback Mike Whi-taker completed 14 of 19 passes for 222 yards and five touchdowns to pace Leslie County (2-1) over Pine- Campbell County, the state's No.

2-ranked team in The Courier-Journal's Litkenhous Ratings, lost a crucial 4-A district encounter with Dixie Heights 14-13 at Alexandria. Dixie Heights (3-0) took a 14-7 lead when Tom Richardson passed seven yards to Lee Keifer for a fourth-quarter touchdown. It was Richardson's second TD pass of the game. Campbell County (3-1) crept to 14-13 on an 11-yard TD run by Jeff Myers with 1:41 left in the game. A two-point conversion run failed, but Campbell County tried an onside kickoff and recovered the ball on the Dixie 40.

In six plays, Campbell County drove to the Dixie 18 where with 18 seconds remaining it missed a field goal. Myers rushed for 159 yards on 32 carries. Marty Maloney led Dixie with 72 yards on 14 carries. The win avenged a 39-26 loss Dixie suffered to Campbell County last year, the win eventually sending Campbell County to the 4-A playoffs. Franklin-Simpson, the state AAA champion the past two years, won its third straight game by beating Mayfield 12-10 at Franklin.

After trailing 10-0 at halftime, Franklin-Simpson (3-1) took the lead on third-quarter touchdown runs of 48 yards Friday night's linescores Gatti and Wilson star as Bourbons explode for split and 4-2 lead x-overtime. Louisville area Breckinridge County 30, Bullitt East 0. Butler 21, Atherton 7. DeSales 14, Doss 7. Donelson (Tenn.) 20, Beth Haven 7.

Eastern 23, Seneca 12. x-Fern Creek 13, Manual 12. Green County 14, Shawnee 8. Iroquois 12, Waggener 0. Jeftersontown 35, Central 7.

Kentucky Country Day 24, Eminence 0. Lexington Lafayette 4, Shelby Co. 0. Martinsville (Ind.) 41, Moore 7. Nelson County 20, Bullitt Central 4.

North Bullitt 10, LaRue County 7. St. Xavier 21, Male 4. Southern 33, Fairdale 0. Valley 10, Pleasure Ridge Park 0.

Western 13, Bishop David 10. Western Hills 19, Oldham County 14. Elsewhere In Kentucky Anderson County 20, Trimble County 0. Apollo 40, Ohio County 0. Ashland 27, Greenup County 10.

Ballard Memorial 10, Fulton County 0. Bardstown 27, Garrard County 14. Bath County 42, Millersburg Military 0. Bourbon County 15, Fleming County 4. Bowling Green 27, Marshall County 7.

Boyle County 20, Marlon County 0. Breathitt County 35, Knott Central 24. Calloway County 20, McLean Co. 15. Campbellsvllle 13, Hart County 4.

Carroll County 20, Henry County 13. Caverna 30, Adair County 7. Christian County 25, Warren Central 7. Corbln 42, Whitley County 0. Covington Catholic 13, Bellevue 7.

Covington Holmes 14, Simon Kenton 4. Cumberland 14, Harlan 4. Danville 21, Laurel County 0. Dixie Heights 14, Campbell County 13. East Carter 45, West Carter 4.

Elizabethtown 20, Barren County 0. Erlanger Lloyd 4, Newport 0. Fort Campbell 40, Murray 0. Fort Knox 14, Washington County 9. Franklin-Simpson 12, Mayfield 10.

Glasgow 54, Butler County 0. Greenville 0, Fulton City 4. Hancock Co. 12, Perry Central (Ind.) 0. x-Harrodsburg 19, Frankfort 13.

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The split left the Bourbons ahead 4-2 in the best-of-nine series and needing only one more victory during the weekend to sew up the title. New England won the first game 11-10 on catcher Joe Martone's two-run homer with two out in the bottom of the seventh inning. Martone also hit a grand-slam homer in the third, giving the Pilgrims a 5-2 lead. The Bourbons trailed 11-9 after six innings of Friday night's second game. Bill Gatti hit a tying two-run homer and Rick Wilson a tie-breaking double in the winning five-run explosion.

The rally started when Greg Whit-lock singled for his fourth hit in four at-bats. Greg Kemp, who singled home the last two runs, also went 4 for 4, while Gatti and Dave Whit-lock, who contributed a triple, each went 2 for 3. roll on by James Phillips and one yard by Mike Metcalf. Franklin-Simpson wasn't assured of the win until it blocked a field goal attempt by Mayfield in the final seconds. Mayfield (1-2) got the ball with 50 seconds left to play and drove to the Franklin-Simpson four before trying the field goal.

Donnie Whitlow and Jeff England ran wild as Glasgow (3-1) cruised past Butler County (2-2) 54-0 at Glasgow. Whitlow scored once and gained 101 yards on seven carries. England had 106 yards on seven carries and scored one TD. Tim McMakin scored on a 50-yard punt return and a 90-yard kick-off return as Nelson County (2-2) whipped Bullitt Central (1-3) 20-6 in a 4-A district game. "McMakin has excellent speed and the blocking was there," Nelson County coach Don Smith said.

"He hit the holes at the right time." Nelson County is 1-0 in district play, Bullitt Central 0-1. The state's longest losing streaks continued. Tompkinsville (2-1) handed Clinton County (0-3) its 38th straight loss, 47-7. Green County (3-1) pinned the 34th consecutive defeat on Louisville Shawnee, 14-8. SOFTBALL The victory made academic a protest by Kentucky manager Cob-bie Harrison in the third inning.

The protest was lodged when one umpire overruled another, costing the Bourbons a run on an appeal play. On what appeared to be a sacrifice fly by Harrison, the Pilgrims protested that Paul Campbell had left third base too soon. In the confusion, the New England catcher tagged Harrison, who was en route to the dugout, instead of Campbell. Plate umpire Hank Koritkowski ruled Campbell was safe, but when the Pilgrims appealed, third base umpire Tom Raucci, the crew chief, reversed the decision. Steve Stewart, usually a starter, got the Kentucky victory in relief.

He came on with the bases loaded and three runs across in the fifth inning, shutting the door on the Pilgrims. Campbell gave up Martone's winning homer in the opener. Kentucky batted around in the sixth inning of that game, collecting six runs on eight hits, all singles. HARNESS RACING Zeller pushed Kayway Lady to the front with an extremely fast 28-second first quarter. She was still fourth at the half, but Dancer had begun to ease her toward the leader, Kayway Lady.

The half was paced in 58 seconds. Surprisingly, Kayway Lady was still hanging tough with just a quarter-mile to go. She had raced just Wednesday night in the $25,000 American-National Stake at Sportsman's Park in Chicago and was shipped to Louisville to race with just one day's rest. The grind began to tell in mid-stretch, though, as Kayway Lady began to tire and Dancer started cutting into her lead with Watering Can. Also: Better Days, Decond King, Lively Leader, Notorious Blu, Coaltown Prince.

Time 2.04 4-5. Perfecta (4-2), $72.30. 11 $20,445, pace, Kentucky Sires Stake, 1 Watering Can (Dancer), $3.90, 3.40, 3.30; Kayway Lady (Zeller), 4.30, 4.50; Dee Dee Skipper (Guhy), 3.40. Alto: Sister Fiddle, Sukumup Bluegrass, Rah Rah Rah, Shannon Dream, Miss Wipeout, Miss Flying L. Time 1:59 1-5.

Perfecta (7-1), $17.70. 12 $2,400, pace, 1 Ghost Ranger (Petty), $4.80, 4 20, 3.40; E. C. Amigo (Gauthier), 4.90, 4.40; April Dolly (Springfield), 0.40, Also: Ship Race, Ideal Skipper, Bunk Mate, Makin Bacon, Ivy Mark, Ideal Nibble. Time 2:02.

Trifecta (2-3-9), $94.30. Attendance: 3,207 Handle: 4252,035 Cut Above wins St. Leger, deals Shergar second loss DONCASTER, England (AP) Cut Above, a 28-1 outsider, took the lead with two furlongs remaining and scored a two-length victory in the St. Leger Stakes yesterday. Favored Shergar, the winner of this year's English and Irish derbies, faded and finished fourth.

It was only his second loss. Glint of Gold, a 4-1 shot, finished second. Bustomi, with Lester Piggott aboard, took third. Cut Above gave jockey Joe Mercer his fourth victory in the race and his second in succession. He guided Light Cavalry to victory in last year's St.

Leger. Cut Above, owned by Sir John Astor and trained by Dick Hern, was well beaten by Shergar in the Irish Derby. ville (1-2) 48-6. Wendell Maggard, a tailback, ran for 173 yards and two touchdowns in only six carries as Leslie County breezed to its second straight win after losing to Ashland Blazer in the opener. Middlesboro (4-0) won its battle of the unbeatens with Clark County (3-1) 36-0, but senior quarterback Brian Williams suffered a neck injury in the fourth quarter.

The extent of Williams' injury is not known, but he was taken to a hospital after being Injured with 11:50 to Play. Williams kicked three extra points, a 35-yard field goal and scored a touchdown on a one-yard run before leaving the game. Middlesboro plays host to Leslie County on Friday night. At Bardstewn GARRARD COUNTY 4 0 I 0 14 BARDSTOWN 0 20 7 0 27 Bardstewn Kenneth Johnson, 3, run (kick failed); Bardstewn Barry Ballard, 4, run (David Potter kick); Bardstewn Steve Ritchie, 1, run (Potter kick); Bardstewn Tony Lancaster, kickoff return (Porter kick); Garrard Ce. Harlan McCane, 7, pass from Rusty Clark (David Goldey run); Garrard Ce.

David Goldey, 1, run (Rusty Sebastian, pass from Clark). At Campbell County DIXIE HEIGHTS 0 4 0 0 14 CAMPBELL COUNTY 7 0 0 4 11 Campbell Ce. Jeff Myers, 5, run (Robbie Snowden kick); Dixie Heights Stan Shockey, 10, pass from Tom Richardson (kick failed); Dixie Heights Lee Keifer, 7, pess from Richardson (Mark Pike, pass from Richardson); Campbell Co. Myers, It, run (run failed). At Ceylngten Catholic BELLEVUE 0 7 0 0 -7 COVINGTON CATHOLIC 7 0 4 0 13 Covington Catholic Tim Reese, 1, run (Gary Stegman kick); Bellevue Mike Sutkemp, 3, run (Rob Hurtt kick); Covington Catholic Jeff Er-penbeck, 34, pess from John Darpel (pass failed).

At Carroll County HENRY COUNTY 0 7 4 0 13 CARROLL COUNTY 20 0 I 0 20 Carroll Co. Scott Shelton, 90, kick-off return (Pat Smith run); Carroll Co. Ricky Carter, 22, pass from Smith (kick failed); Carroll Ce. -Shelton, 20, pass from Smith (kick failed); Henry Co. Bill Jones, 5, pass from Steve Kenzer (James Jones kick); Henry Co.

Gary Winburn, 53, run (kick failed); Carroll Ce. Shelton, 2, pass from Smith (Ricky Carter, pass from Smith). At Glasgow BUTLER COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 GLASGOW 27 19 0 0 54 Glasgow Jeff English, 34, run (kick failed); Glasgow Todd Chllders, 0, run (Chllderi kick); Glasgow Greg Harris, 14, pass from Scottie Jones (Clifton Wooten, pess from Harris); Glasgow Donny Whitlow, 54, run (kick failed); Glasgow David Bailey, 23, pass from Harris (kick failed); Glasgow Jones, 11, run (kick (ailed); Glasgow Timmy Hayes, 20, run (Mike Elmore kick); Glasgow James Depp, 10, run (Greg Harris run). At Lone Oak CRITTENDEN COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 LONE OAK 0 0 14 7 21 Lone Oak Kevin Wheatley, 31, pass from Shane Jones (Jones kick); Lone Oak Wheatley, 40, pass interception (Jones kick); Lent Oak -Kevin Hlnkle, 1, run (Jones kick). At Oldham County WESTERN HILLS 0 7 4 4 19 OLDHAM COUNTY 0 0 0 4 14 Western Hills Will Graham, 72, run (Brad Philpot kick); Oldham Co.

John Meyer, 2, run (Mark Kormanls, pass from Meyer); Western Hills Graham, 72, kickoff return (run failed); Oldham Ce. Meyer, 14, run (pass failed); Western Hills Greham, 47, kickoff return (kick failed). At Mayfleld FRANKLIN-SIMPSON 0 0 12 0 12 MAYFIELD 7 3 0 0 10 Mayfleld Taylor Carlisle, 12, pass from Mike Hancock (Kip Powell kick); Mayfleld Kip Powell, 24, FG; Franklin-Simpson Phillips, 40, run (kick failed); Franklin-Simpson Metcalf, 1, run (run failed). At Hancock County PERRY CENTRAL (Ind.) 0 0 0 0 -0 HANCOCK COUNTY 4 0 4 0 12 Hancock Co. John Hagman, 7, run (kick failed); Hancock Ce.

Bill Widdlfleld, 3, run (run failed). At Eminence KY. COUNTRY DAY 0 4 14 4 24 EMINENCE 0 0 0 0 -0 Ky. Country Day Jeff Godscheld, 3, pass from Brian Hudson (pass failed); Ky. Country Day Paul Owen, 5, run (pass failed); Ky.

Country Day Hudson, 1, run (Hudson run); Ky. Ceuntry Day Matt Gerloge, 17, pass from Hudson (run failed). At Cumberland HARLAN 0 0 0 4 -4 CUMBERLAND 7 0 0 7 14 Cumberland Ronny Pennington, 2, run (William Marshall kick); Harlan Luttrell, 20, pass from Holllngsworth (kick failed); Cumberland Bobby Mcllquham, 10, run (Marshall kick). At Montgomery County ROWAN COUNTY 4 4 0 13 25 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 Rowan Ce. Marvin Adklns, 21, run (kick failed); Rowan Co.

Adklns, 5, run (kick failed); Rowen Co. Adklns, 20, run (Ron Porter kick); Rewen Ce. Mike Adams, 13, run (kick failed). At Edmonson County WARREN EAST 7 7 13 4 33 EDMONSON COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 Warren East David Brltt, 35, run (Mark Cooper kick); Werren East Robert Amos, 50, punt return (Cooper kick); Warren East Bobby Young, 1, run (Cooper kick); Warren East Jay Moore, 55, pass from Young (kick failed); Warren East Ronnie Johnson, 19, run (kick failed). At Tempklnsvllle CLINTON COUNTY 0 0 7 0 -7 TOMPKINSVILLE 7 14 20 4 47 Tempklnsvllle Dennis Kirk, 11, pass from Norman Geralds (Wendell Moody kick); Tomp-klnsville Ricky David, 20, run (kick failed); Tempklnsvllle Brett Miles, 53, pass Interception (Miles, pess from Mex Petett); Clinton Co.

-Tommy Hicks, 11, run (Danny Allen kick); Tomp-klnsville Norman Geralds, 2, run (kick failed); Tempklnsvllle Bruce Tooley, 52, run (Moody kick); Tempklnsvllle Jamie Tooley, 3, run (Moody kick); Tompkinslvlle Joey Jenkins, 21, run (kick failed). At Lynn Camp BEREA 4 0 0 0 -4 LYNN CAMP 0 11 0 0-11 Berea Robbie Terrill, 40, run (run failed); Lynn Camp Rick Reeves, 30, FG; Lynn Camp -Jeff Sevier, 05, fumble return (John Teylor run). At Metcalfe Co. METCALFE COUNTY 14 7 4 0 27 GAMALIEL 0 0 0 0 -0 Metcalfe Ce. Ronnie Jones, 37, run (run failed); Metcalfe Ce.

John Romines, safety; Metcalfe Ce. Clyde Kirkpatrick, 24, run (pass failed); Metcalfe Co. Romines, 42, pass from Mike Garrett (Kirkpatrick kick); Metcalfe Ce. -Jones, 00, run (kick failed). At Christian County WARREN CENTRAL 7 0 0 0 -7 CHRISTIAN COUNTY 7 10 0 0 25 Warren Central Mike Gentry, 10, fumble recovery (Charles Smith kick); Chrlstien Ce.

-Gary Craft, 25, run (Daryl Hall kick); Christian Co. Reggie Wilson, 30, pass from Philip Brooks (kick failed); Christian Ce. Rod Smith 13, run (run failed); Christian Ce. Smith, 22, run (run failed). At Adair County CAVERNA 0 24 4 0 30 ADAIR COUNTY 7 0 0.0 7 Adair Ce.

Ricky Smith, 3, run (Danny Graves kick); Caverna Norman Mertln, 52, pass from Tony Hlgdon (run failed); Caverna Per-cell, 0, run (pass failed); Ceverna Neal Percell, 3, run (kick failed); Caverna Martin, 23, pass from Higdon (kick failed); Ceverne Neal Percell, 3, run (kick failed). At LaRue County NORTH BULLITT 0 7 0 1 10 LaRUE COUNTY 7 0 0 0 -7 LaRue Co Bruce Arnette, 1, run (Darwin Vlckery kick); North Bullitt Mark Fields, 1, run (Steve Sztanya kick); North Bullitt Sztanya, 24, FG. At Clarksvllle, Tenn. TODD CO. CENTRAL 4 0 4 4 10 CLARKSVILLE N.E 0 0 0 0 -0 Todd Ce.

Greg Leveall, 2, run (kick failed); Todd Ce. Pat Darnes, 3, run (kick failed); Todd Ce. Oarnes, 5, run (pass failed). Watering Can triumphs for Dancer in Sires Stake At North Hirdin CAST HARDIN 0 0 0 i NORTH HARDIN 7 14 7 4-34 North Hardin Fritz Shropshire, 4, run (Steve Thomas kick); North Hardin Terry Edwards, 11, pass from Tom Gray (Thomas kick); North Hardin Shropshire, 30, run (Thomas kick); North Hardin Shropshire, 1, run (Thomas kick); North Hardin Harlyn Chandler, 3, run (kick tailed); East Hardin Sam Cruz, 1, run (pass failed). At Owen County RICHMOND MADISON 0 0 I OWEN COUNTY 0 0 a Owen Co.

Tom Tackett, 41, pass from Mike Baker (kick failed). At Shelby County LEXINGTON LAFAYETTE 4 0 0 0 -4 SHELBY COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 Lafayette Vernon Johnson, 30, run (run failed). At Simon Kenton COVINGTON HOLMES 0 7 7 14 SIMON KENTON 0 0 4 4 Covington Holmes Triad Leonard, 7, run (Leonard run); Covington Holmes Leonard, 5, run (Leonard run); Simon Kenton Randy Underwood, 7, pass from Alan Mullins (pass failed). At Leslie County PINEVILLE 0 0 0 4-4 LESLIE COUNTY 1 7 0-41 Leslie Co. Wendell Maggard, 59, run (Brian Hubbard kick); Leslie County Terry Maggard, 9, pass from Mike Whltaker (W.

Maggard, pass from Jackie Crawford); Leslie Co. W. Maggard, 40, run (Hubbard kick); Leslie Co. Danny Bowling, 25, pass from Whltaker (Hubbard kick); Leslie Co. Gary Maggard, 15, pass from Whltaker (kick failed); Leslie Co.

Bobby Huff, 12, pass from Whltaker (kick failed); Leslie Co. G. Maggard, 1, pass from Whltaker (Hubbard kick); Plneville Clay Howard, 3, run (pass failed). At Danville LAUREL COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 DANVILLE 7 7 7 0 21 Danville Buzzy Story, 45, punt return (Gary Bugg kick); Keith Gooch, 15, run (Bugg kick); Chris Turner, 03, run (Bugg kick). At Boyle County MARION COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 BOYLE COUNTY 4 4 0 0 20 Boyle Co.

Danny Collier, 31, pass from Andy Baker (kick failed); Boyle County Tommy Pet-titt, 7, pass from Andy Baker (kick failed); Boyle Co. Tommy Pettitt, 7, pass from Andy Bajer (kick failed); Boyle Co. Scott Lester, 45, fumble recovery (Lee Scheuer run); Boyle Co. Scott Lester, 4, run (Todd Noe run). At Elizabethtown BARREN COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 ELIZABETHTOWN 14 7 0 7 20 Elizabethtown Darnell Halre, 1, run (Bill Ransdell kick); Halre, 34, pass from Ransdell (Ransdell kick); Shannon Sklllman, 3, run (Ransdell kick); Halre, 20, run (Ransdell kick).

At Washington County FORT KNOX 0 7 0 7 14 WASHINGTON COUNTY 0 4 3 0 -0 Washington Co. Carl Burton, 32, pass from Glen Goetley (kick failed); Fort Knox Keith Winston, 70, pass from Michael Coty (Coty kick); Washington Co. Larry Smith, 24, FG; Fort Knox Bryon Fraley, 10, run (Coty kick). At Harrodsburg FRANKFORT 0 7 4 0 13 HARRODSBURG 7 0 4 4 It Harrodsburg Marty Parks, 4, run (Parks, kick); Frankfort Charles Bowen, 21, pass from James Samuels (Samuels kick); Frankfort Wyn-obie Williems, 4, run (kick failed); Harrodsburg -Steve Schuster, 27, pass from Parks (kick failed); Harrodsburg Parks, 10, run. At Andersen County TRIMBLE COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 ANDERSON COUNTY 0 12 2 4 20 Anderson Co.

David Termont, 4, run (kick failed); Anderson Co. Termont, 30, run (run failed); Trimble Co. Booth, 15, pass from Brown (Brown run); Andersen Co. Safety, quarterback snapped ball over kicker's head In end zone; Andersen Co. John Morgan, 40, pass from Dusty Walnscott (run failed).

At Breckinridge County BULLITT EAST 0 0 0 0 -0 BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 0 7 7 0 30 Breckinridge Co. Steve Smith, 7, pass from Steve Peyton (Mike Gainor, pass from Jelf Rhodes); Breckinridge Co. Jim Chambliss, 0 pass from Peyton (Rhodes kick); Breckinridge Co. Todd Pollock, 45, pass from Peyton (Rhodes kick); Breckinridge Co. Peyton, 32, run (Peyton, pass from Rhodes).

At Middlesboro CLARK COUNTY 0 0 0 0 -0 MIODLESBORO 10 20 4 0 34 Middlesboro Meredith Evans, 70, run (Brian Williams kick); Middlesboro Williams, 35, FG; Middlesboro Roger Cleveland, 11, run (Williams kick); Middlesboro Williams, 1, run (Williams kick); Middlesbore Cleveland, 5, run (kick failed); Middlesboro Evans, 31, run (kick failed). At Grayson County WEST HARDIN 4 0 0 0 -4 GRAYSON COUNTY 0 2 0 0 -2 West Hardin John Pender, 12, pass from Brad Pence (kick failed); Grayson Co. Safety, Pence tackled in end zone. At Lawrence County RACELAND 4 0 0 0 '4 LAWRENCE COUNTY 0 0 13 7 20 Racoland Jeff Allen, 7, run (run failed); Lawrence Co. John Hay, 14, pass from Marvin Rose (Dan Giacomino kick); Lawrence Co.

-Mark Hardin, 2, run (kick failed); Lawrence Co. Hardin, 95, run (Giacomino kick). At Nelson County BULLITT CENTRAL 0 0 4 0 -4 NELSON COUNTY 0 0 12 0 20 Nelson Co. Tim McMakln, 50, punt return (Joey Riley run); Nelson Co. McMakln, 90, kickoff return (run failed); Nelson Co.

Scott Johnson, 7, run (kick failed); Bullitt Central -Jim Judd, 1, run (run failed). At Bath County MILLERSBURG MILITARY 0 0 0 0 -0 BATH COUNTY 4 22 0 4 42 Bath Ce. Dewayne demons, 59, run (run tailed); Bath Co. Johnny Bolts, 15, run (run failed); Beth Ce. Botts, 47, run (demons pass from John Lyons); Bath Co.

Barry Roberts, 4, run (Billy Holder run); Bath Co. Marcus Jones, 3, run (Doug Conyers run); Bath Ce. Anthony Miller, 2, run (run failed). At Lincoln County RUSSELL COUNTY 0 0 0 4 -4 LINCOLN COUNTY 7 7 0 4 20 Lincoln Co. Mike McGuffey, 3, run (Pete Penman kick); Lincoln Co.

Penman, 21, pass from Eric Givens (Penman kick); Lincoln Co. Penman, 20, pass from Givens (kick failed); Russell Co. name unavailable. At Jessamine County ESTILL COUNTY 0 0 4 4 12 JESSAMINE COUNTY 7 4 4 0 19 Jessamine Co. Craig May, 35, pass from Sylvester Turner (Kevin Nellson kick); Jessamine Ce.

Turner, 09, run (kick failed); Jessamine Co. Turner, 05, Interception return (run failed); Estill Co. Tom Jones, 71, pass from Ricky Harris (kick failed); Estill Ce. Jones, 25, pass from David Winkler (kick failed). At Dayton SUMMITT COUNTRY DAY 0 4 0 0 14 DAYTON 0 7 0 0 7.

Dayton Jeff Williams, 17, run (Frank Murphy kick); Summltt Country Day Drew Gates, 45, kickoff return (run failed); Summit! Country Day Gates, 1, run (Jim Remke, pass from Denny Gates). At Franklin County WOODFORD COUNTY 0 13 7 0 20 FRANKLIN COUNTY 4 0 0 0 -4 Franklin Co. Bernard Green, 1, run (pass failed); Woodford Ce. David Goode, 2, pass from Jeft Raider (Scott Sutherlend kick); Woodford Co. Andy Walters, 3, run (kick failed); Woodford Co.

Goode, 3, run (Sutherland kick). SIZE PITS MICHELIN'S MICHEL'S PRICE PRICE XZX Whitewall P15580R13 70.02 42.01 P16575R13 89.47 53.68 P17575R13 A-13 96.51 57.91 Whitewall P17575R14 B-14 104.52 62.71 P18575R14 C-14 105.38 63.23 P19575R14 E-14 112.14 67.28 P20575R14 F-14 114.49 68.69 P2I575R14 G-14 123.58 74.15 P20575R15 F-15 118.68 71.21 P21575R15 G-15 124.41 74.65 P22575R15 H-15 128.55 77.13 P23575R15 L-15 134.80 80.88 Stanley Dancer, who drove last year's Kentucky Pacing Derby winner, French Chef, made a triumphant return to Louisville Downs on Friday night when he guided Watering Can to a narrow victory in the $20,645 Kentucky Sires Stake for 3-year-old filly pacers. The winner covered the mile in a fast She returned $3.90, $3.60 and $3.30. Runner-up Kayway Lady paid $6.30 and $4.50, while Dee Dee Skipper, with Gary Guhy driving, was third and paid $3.60. Watering Can put her head in front just a few feet from the wire to score her seventh win in 17 starts this season.

The victory ran her earnings to over $102,000 for Stoner Creek Stud of Paris, Ky. Watering Can won despite being parked out every step of the way. Dancer got away fourth on the outside in the field of nine as Mike MICHEL. XZX Designed for imported cars and some small American cars, the Michelin ZX radial tire is designed to provide long tread mileage, measurable fuel savings over bias-ply tires, and offers the special feature of a wrap-around shoulder, design to enhance the car's overall handling characteristics. r.E T.

From $1.36 to $2.26 IMPORT CARS XZX Elack walls: Size MICHELIN MICHEL'S PRICE PRICE 145R13 58.44 35.06 155R13 66.69 40.01 165R13 74.85 44.91 165R14 77.99 46.79 185R14 92.42 55.45 I65R15 82.78 49.67 18570RI4 94.99 56.99 155R12 63.23 37.94 LOUISVILLE DOWNS RESULTS TBI 111 I1KMK01 Friday night's results 1 11,400, pace, 1 Wolfman (Nixon), SII.30, 9.30, 4.20; Melon (Robinson), 10.20, 4.00; Cavallo Regale (Saul), 3.90. Also: Game Miles, Sam Hanover, Mellie, Show's Over, Cookie Time. Time 2:02 2-5. 2 11,200, pace, cl 1 Baron Rick (Wright), $5 40, 4.50, 3.90; Major Brand (Tucker), 4.0a, 4.50; Seig's Shadow (Gray), 5.40. Also: Xaviera, Kingly Mountain, Dance Hail, Kingly Royal, Announcer.

Time 2:05 1-5. Perfecta (5-3), S17.40. DAILY DOUBLE (7-5), S34 3 SUM, pace, 1 Active Frenk (Conrad), 413.50, 5.10, 5.40; Pretty Scot (Morgan), 4.20, 4.50; Mr. Star (Guhy), 4 90. Also: Bill Roy Boy, Sadorus Tactime, Ro Jo's Delight, Don Frost, Dough Dough Heel.

Time 2:04 2-5. Perfecta (3-2), S29.70. 4 11,000, pace, 1 Fifth D. (McPherson), 44.20, 3 0, 3.40; Bonus Choco (Finn), 5.70, 4.50; Junk Dealer (Hensley), 3.90. Also: Gypsy Beau, Barney Arnold.

Time 2:03 4-5. Perfecta (2-1), SI2.40. 5 pace, 1 Tina T. Tar (Nixon), S14.70, 7.70, Grand Miles (Robinson), 5.70, 3.90; Country Cookin (Arnold), 7.50. Also: Dancing Skipper, Chy Go, David Knight, Shannon Prince.

Time 2:01 2-5. Trifecta (9-1-4), 1745.30. 4 44,500, tret, 1 Cash Call (Emge), 127 0.70, Rebel Master (Murphy), 25.00, 12.90; Best Kind (Oldfield), 4.90. Also: Brink's Donut, Honey Sled, Lucy Coe, Lincoln's Victor. Time 2:03 3-5.

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