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If you have any questions please call Chris Thomas, Project Manager ESG Warner Robins 478-328-4400. An effort was made to get this ad to run on 12/22/07, but it failed to get in due to technical problems. made a 3-pointer to com plete a strong start and 37- 36 lead for the Demonettes. Billings also hit from long distance in the quarter, but Warner Robins was missing many more inside opportu nities, and with two take aways Sandy Creek was back in front 49-43. Quinshay Williams ended the third scoring on a steal (49-45). Sandy Creek start ed the fourth blocking a 3 and turping it into two. the half. Shay Newberry of Perry had a pair of steals, one lead ing to an assist to Burgess in the second quarter. She also made a 3 in the second half. The Demonette foul shoot ing again turned foul, and Sandy Creek was able to kill critical time off the clock with a stall offense and won all battles for loose balls. 11l mJfl il i !Pbk jwJilm -Mm JUT Mtttomk ilf mA m mygya iSr-C/ Jlggfc j Wmmm Tmg - Jarwi ■ 2*ll % mm w JBpp «g|| %' ' ""W' 3 j* Compassion. Concern. Ready for You. 24/ 7. Our Emergency Department and Intensive Care team at Fferry Hospital cares for more than 15,000 patients and their families each year. We’re a place for people in need. Our dedicated staff is ready to meet the critical care needs of our community. Quality, compassionate care with courtesy and respect is our commitment to you. biiiUi. SPORTS PANTHERS Frontpage iB give up a second-shot to Tift. That required another surge, and it was provided by Hayward. He had a no look assist to Felder and a basket off a steal, but the Panthers still trailed by CUP From page iB The Bears have yet to score any points in AAAAA while the girls are 25th having earned 20 points for their Sweet 16 berth in softball, 20 more for finishing 15th in cheer leading and 10 for being in the final 32 for volleyball. Walton leads AAAAA overall with 280 Cleats ABBY, CAM VOO S>IT WITM KATIE WMII.E > Ao YOU HAVE a\ Z I /IF YOU'RE GOIMG TO BE A ~, IGO RUM THE LITTLE KIP?.' «XCER ( TOMMY ACME ) l ? (AM ATMIETE, YOU WEEP TO 1-^* PRACTICE ? &ME MAS. a TUMMY ACME . V KATIE? ' / ~J X WATCM WMAT YOU EAT. J■ I «itn ...AiMV_ -n* m-au .isM*r | NiT / -J Hf *=n F / Tate too~"X Y~J i watcmep gome of ! —Vs ( MAMY COOKIES ) /WELL, lET ME TMIMK. IT'fr GOf\ I / BUT AMY OF TME /Wl I «2ME GRAIM IM If, AMP TME 1* ( 6OOP PI AMT PART IG } Hs 1 GOGAR AMP CHOCOLATE COME /f V PROCEGGEP OUT. 7 1 \ PROM PIAMTG ORIGIMALLY. /| <n h—y I -vi | /GRAMMA ?.Ayc. PUT?. ENI/Gary Harmon Peebles a Mr. - lip ililllllß 111 mSB Mjll 7 HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL seven, 37-30, with eight minutes to go. Perry had the takeaways it needed on defense - steals by Hayward and Felder - but Tift broke the press twice for scores to lead by 13, 45-32. There were even more steals - four to be exact - and the Panthers ended the game on an 11-4 run, but they couldn’t get the 3-point shooting started soon enough before time ran out. points. Perry is currently 26th overall in Class AAA. It has 60 points, while Westminster is first with 290. The Panthers are tied with West Hall or eights with 80 points. They earned 40 points for their Elite Eight berth in foot ball and 20 for finishing 15th at state in cross country. The Lady Panthers are still looking for their first points. Go Bulldogs! UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA IS SUGAR BOWL BOUND Cheer on the team in great gear from Peebles. Tee. Reg. 20.00, Sale 16.00 Hat. 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