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Lincoln Tour is today

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HODGENVILLE – A progressive tour of historic central Kentucky sites that have a direct connection to President Abraham Lincoln or the lives of his family and friends will take place today.

Visitors to the sites will be able to explore Lincoln’s roots, talk with state and national park staff, and visit the Lincoln Museum in Hodgenville for an in-depth exploration of the Lincoln family’s early years in Washington and LaRue counties.

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Spurrier goes for 16-0 against UK (10/11)

By JEFFREY McMURRAY The Associated Press LEXINGTON— In the last two years, former Southeastern Conference bottom-feeder Kentucky has won two bowl games. It has groomed and graduated a record-setting quarterback. It has knocked off a No. 1 team and pulled upsets against other SEC powers.

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BOYS'/GIRLS' PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP: Bulldogs blank Nelson; Bruins beat Grayson (10/10)

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Junior forward Alex Dudley scored two goals and senior forward Matt Myers had two assists as the homestanding John Hardin Bulldogs closed their regular season with a 3-0 win over 5th Region rival Nelson County on Thursday.

Junior midfielder Kevin Owens scored a goal as John Hardin (14-4-1) outshot Nelson County, 12-3.

Junior keeper Kyle Thomas made three saves.

John Hardin won the junior varsity game, 5-0.

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BOYS' PREP GOLF: Elizabethtown, John Hardin in search of elusive State success (10/10)

By CHUCK JONES

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BOWLING GREEN — The Elizabethtown and John Hardin boys’ golf teams have dominated the region tournament the last four years.

Each school has captured two region championships to go along with two runner-up finishes to lock up automatic bids to the Leachman Buick-Pontiac-GMC/KHSAA Boys’ State Golf Championship.

The problem is success at region hasn’t translated to success at the state tourna-ment.

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PREP FOOTBALL: King, North Hardin top Central Hardin (10/11)

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PREP FOOTBALL: LaRue County heads to Marion County, hoping to stay home for playoffs (10/10)

By NATHANIEL BRYAN

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HODGENVILLE — With the weather drawing cooler, LaRue County High School football coach Rodney Armes would love to spend a November Friday night in the Land of Lincoln instead of on a bus to and from Louisville.

To make that happen, his Hawks (3-3 overall, 0-1 in the four-team Class 4-A, District 4) must make their bus trip to Lebanon worthwhile tonight when they take on the homestanding Marion County Knights (4-1, 0-1).

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PREP FOOTBALL: John Hardin remains unbeaten with 61-7 win (10/11)

By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com RADCLIFF — John Hardin junior Alex Dingle continues to etch his name in the Bulldog record book. Dingle tossed a school-record five touchdown passes – in the first half – to lead John Hardin to a 61-7 pounding of the Louisville Iroquois Raiders in a Class 5-A, District 3 game

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PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Meade rocks Knox; E’town, LaRue fall (10/10)

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The Meade County Lady Waves continued their torrid play over their former district foes with a 25-8, 25-9 win over visiting Fort Knox on Thursday.

Meade County (19-9) improved to 5-2 this season against teams from the 15th District.

Sophomore middle hitter Tiffany Filburn led the Lady Waves with seven kills and two digs, while senior setter Shelby Chism chipped in with six assists, two kills, two digs and one ace.

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PREP FOOTBALL: Mouncil keeps coming up big for Bulldogs (10/10)

By CHUCK JONES

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RADCLIFF – John Hardin senior Orlando Mouncil doesn’t have the ideal size to be a defensive back, but he’s proof that size isn’t everything.

Despite being only 5-foot-6 and 148 pounds, Mouncil, a two-year starter at cor-nerback, has blossomed into a shutdown defensive back for the Bulldogs.

“I just play my position,” Mouncil said. “I just try to play well and do what I’m supposed to do. I try to do my job.”

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