The Daily Sentinel from Scottsboro, Alabama (2024)

February 12, 1984

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The Daily Sentineli

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Scottsboro, Alabama

Issue Date:

Sunday, February 12, 1984

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4

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4 4 1 Sports Albertville nips Scottsboro MAGNAVOX REE VIDEO CLOB EUtBEBSKV1 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH Sizzlin ANNIVERSARY SAVING SPECIALS! 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Skyline' celebrated Home coming with a 57 50 win over Woodville Robbie Paradise led the Vikings with 14 GeorgeWoodall and Larry Johnson pumped in a dozen each David Latham led Woodville with14j With just under two minutes to go Albertville took the lead back with a long jumper Thirty seconds later McCarver matched the effort with one of his patented long range bombs for the tie With 1: 20 to play the Aggies took a time out to devise strategy for the last shot patience ended with several errant passes and the ball inside where Stephens dropped fumbled and waltzed his way inside for the go ahead hoop fe With 14 spcpnds on the clock' the Wildcats took a timeout' After pushing the ball upcourt The most glaring breaks that went the other way was the Albertville winning shot by Mark Stephens who did a short dance routine under the hoop before putting up the winner And of course McCarver and Atkins ending up on the floor as time ran out In a season when the 'Cats have been forced to come back from gigantic leads the Albertville margin was only five 55 50 with just over three minutes to play After Stephens had hit a to put the Ags up five McCarver missed on the other end but Jeff Tucker grabbed the rebound and was fouled Tucker hit both shots and when Stephens missed on the other end Rod Tiffin snared Jhe board to begin a fast break that Demetrious Green ended ith a layup With the lead cut to one Aggie Bill Traylor drove the baseliine and was fouled by Tucker Traylor hit the first foul shot missed the second and the Scottsboro fast break was moving again when Green gathered in the errant shot McCarver drove the lengthof the court and after sucker EAT IN ONLY 99c Phone 574 1 494 CUP AM UVE GOOO THRU EBRUARY 26 1 984 Tk rW rw I S1 YORxsnr I I By BYRON YAKE AP Sports EditorSARAJEVO Yugoslavia (AP) The US hockey dream lor a miracle at Sarajevo died Saturday when it managed just a 3 3 tie with feeble Norway Meanwhile a member of the American Nordic ski team said he was robbed by political judging of a chance to win what would have been first medal at the Winter Olvnwics "'And alter three days of medal competition the Soviet Union pulling ana East Germany each had a total of seven me Germany had three golds and the Soviets two The United States had yet to win anything and had run into serious problems in areas where they were favored to do well The hockey team battling to relive the miracle of Lake Placid which gave the US hockey team a gold medal in 1980 lost consecutive games to Canada and Czechoslovakia but had a chance to salvage pride at least with Norway and enter the medals picture The Norwegians had lost their two previous games by a combined score ol 26 6 to inland 16 2 and to Czechoslovakia 10 4 but they played with lustre against the Americans taking a 1 0 lead and finally a 3 2 lead before the US tied the game on a goal by 17 year old Ed Olczyk with 9:23 lelt in the game But the 3 3 score when placed into the tie breaking system eliminated the Americans Even if they managed to win their final two games they would still stand no better than third in Group and only the top two teams advance In other hockey action the Soviets and Czechoslovakia the lop two seeds continued their winning ways The Soviets defeated Yugoslavia 9 1 while Czechoslovakia crushed Austria 13 0 Italy defeated Poland 6 1 Pat Ahern 23 of Breckenridge Colo had the farthest jump in the 70 meter phase of the Nordic combined event with a 292 foot effort But officials cancelled the first round because jumpers were landing close to the flat part where accidents frequently occur Ahern next jump was 273 11 putting him in third place BILLY JACK KIRBY CLU 100 Peachtree Street Phone 574 3610 By BONITA DUNN Correspondent The DAR Patriots cele brated their 1984 homecoming riday as both teams easily defeated the Stevenson Panthers before a large crowd of students and alumni The junior varsity started oil the night by jumping out to 24 11 lead in the first quarter as DAR led 12 11 in the first chagrined North said Jeff Smith a junior scored 16 of his 25 points during this time At the half the unde feated JVs lead 48 29 The final score was 97 60 bringing the DAR record to 23 0 nnisnea a weaK zzna in me jumping portion witii 181 8 points And Bonnie Warner top woman luger hit a wall entering the final stretch in the third singles heat She was not injured and recovered to finish the run but it knocked her out of the top 10 from 8th to 16th place with one run left' DAR routs Panthers tt attempts for Homecoming win WE RE CELEBRATING OUR OURTH ANNIVERSARY WITH THESE DOLLAR SAVING SPECIALS JUST OR YOU! VR8400 Rt s18 Weik JOHN RBD PARKWAY SCOTTSBORO 2 MAGNAVOX VR 8400 REMOTE CONTROL 0OMauAun MwieiMtn By The Associated Press The loss of two starters and a 7 t0P backcourt reserve from last inal our team has taken some ofthe air out of 9 Georgia basketball this season a But riday night's 82 69 whipping of Alabama was 9 proof that the Bulldogs completely deflated a "We played good against the press and that was impor tant" Georgia Coach Hugh Durham said "We shot a very a good percentage (61 per cent Check Our Prices On GM Goodwrench Powerline Engines end GM Goodwrench Remanufactured Transmissions! Not Earning 12: On Your IRA Then You Need to be Talking With BJK! Shot Wildcats fall short By ROBES PATTON An off balance leaning: desperation shot by Scottsbo Ronnie bounced around and off the PAGE 4 SECTION A THE DAILY SENTINEL SCOTTSBORO ALABAMA SUNDAY EBRUARY 12 1984 US ties Norway 3 3 USDA CHOICE 6 OZ CHOPPED SIRLOIN WITH LARGE BAKED POTATO OR RENCH RIES AND TEXAS TOAST JUST GET A ONE DOLLAR DISCOUNT ON OUR NO 3 SIRLOIN TIPS WITH PEPPERS AND ONIONS OR MUSHROOM GRAVY LARGE BAKED POTATO OR RENCH RIES AND TEXAS TOAST JUST OUR MOST POPULAR NO 1 SIRLOIN STEAK WITH LARGE BAKED POTATO OR RENCH RIES AND TEXAS TOAST JUST GET A ONE DOLLAR DISCOUNT ON OUR NO 12 8 0Z CHOPPED SIRLOIN WITH PEPPERS AND ONIONS OR MUSHROOM GRAVY LARGE BAKED POTATO OR RENCH RIES AND TEXAS TOAST JUST REE SALAD OR SOUP (ALL YOU CAN EAT) ROM OUR GIANT SALAD OR SOUP BAR A 129 VALUE REE WITH PURCHASE ANY STEAK DINNER ONLY HAL PRICE STEAK DINNER BUY ANY OUR US DA CHOICE STEAK DINNERS AND GET THE SECOND STEAK DINNER SAME VALUE OR LESS OR HAL PRICE GOOD OLD DAYS PRICE WELCOME BACK THE GOOD OLD DAYS WITH ALL STEAK DINNERS AT 1 975 PRICE WITH HM1 cenuineEIIparts Hockey dreams fading Then he jumped 282 2 apparently putting him in the lead and giving him a decided edge in the final part of the combined Sunday 15 kilometer cross country race Officials also cancelled that jump this time with only four of 28 competitors waiting to jump rlt was bogus To start all over again some politics going on pulling some said Ahern "It like they were going to outjump the hill Somebody just milling CAmnihinrt ri Another hone in the Nordic combined also had his troubles Kerry Lynch of Silver Creek tCahfa strong contender rim as the buzzer sounded inicnPH wanv rmri in inmnino nnrhnn tint 101 nnmin a riaay ai aioenviiie assuring a 60 58 Aggie victory and crushing the comeback hopes of the Wildcats McCarver and Bobby Atkins ended the game on their backs but neither had the chance lo go to the line for pressurized attempts lor me tie rne only was the short walk to thp dressing rnnrn and visinne Brandon Givens added 15 of what could have been points for DAR while Derrick Cobb led Stevenson with 21 points After'a long delay for the homecoming ceremony the varsity Patriots took a while to get things started The Panthers good shooting was trouble early in the game Tucker Green eye loose ball Demetrious Green 33 and Jeff Tucker look after a loose ball along the baseline at Albertville riday The Wildcats lost a heartbreaker to the Aggies 60 58 (rnoiu uy nones ranon area tournament McCarver led the Wildcaats with 21 points Green turned in another stellar performance with 14 points 14 rebounds four steals and four assists while Tucker finished with 11 points Stephens scored 12 for the Aggies and Jell Edwards added 17 JVs did a 49 35 number on the Aggies with a late game rally that leveled Albertville Tucker for the tying basket Georgia blasts Tide Im illtea PH Bl IBS A TUNE UP MEflB i Bi i BM1 9hfoi S1'99 9 Ell IMMI gMWKKS 2 InMB i SMTTIMI I a i I US i 4'" ft GM.

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