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Canon EOS 50D (Body Only)
Manufacturer: Canon Part number: 2807B006
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- A very good midrange dSLR, the Canon EOS 50D is a compelling--but not necessarily a must-have--choice for Canon upgraders.
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- Reviewed by: Lori Grunin
- Reviewed on: 10/19/2008
- Released on: 10/01/2008
The good: Excellent performance and photo quality; solid, comfortable shooting design.
The bad: Relatively basic feature set for its class.
The bottom line: A very good midrange dSLR, the Canon EOS 50D is a compelling--but not necessarily a must-have--choice for Canon upgraders.
User reviews
Excellent performer with fast motor
by pmorrisn on November 16, 2008
Pros: Smooth 15 MP image quality, improved high ISO performance, fast motor, excellent screen, 'My Menu' quick access to commonly used settings, improved menus, handling, same battery as previous xxD cameras, AF performance, size, weight, controls
Cons: Almost none, Main control dial could still use a 'lock' so that it can't be turned inadvertedtly
Summary: The 50D is an excellent upgrade to the 40D. The rear LCD display alone makes it worthwhile. The image quality when using Canon's DPP software (and NOT Adobe Camera ...
Summary: The 50D is an excellent upgrade to the 40D. The rear LCD display alone makes it worthwhile. The image quality when using Canon's DPP software (and NOT Adobe Camera Raw 4.6) is class leading. The fast motor makes this camera an excellent choice in the mid range camera class and one of the few that is suitable for sports action. It makes an excellent back up camera to a pro level Canon. Anyone familiar with any of the xxD Canons can switch to the new body almost instantly, due the consistency in Canon's designs. 'My Menu' negates any issues with access to the myriad of menu options modern digital camera possess and gives Canon users near instant access to mirror lock up. Some people (ie. CNET reviewers in particular) dwell on Canon's 3.8% spot meter stating that it's too large an area. (check out the editor's image of the birds and wanting to spot meter the eye of a small bird) For my needs, the 3.8% spot works fine. Using the in camera over exposure warning and the histogram allows for excellent fine tuning of the exposure. I find I rarely need the spot meter as the multi segment meter does an excellent job of giving me an exposure that is very close to begin with. Canon's unique rear rotary control dial is the best camera control I've used or seen used by any camera manufacturer. The 'joystick' control is excellent for fast selection of focus points and for reviewing the magnified image on the LCD. Together, I feel they are the best available system. I have shot with ISO 1600 in really poor light and have found the results (when processed in DPP) to be outstanding. While CNET criticizes the AF system, I have used it to shoot fast action sports in extremely low light and been amazed by the ability of the camera to focus in very poor conditions. It forces me to wonder if the reviewers tested the AF system in similar real world conditions. In summary, the 50D is an excellent camera and an outstanding value by any measure.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Is the 50D a victim of the pixel war?
by mikelats on October 30, 2008
Pros: VGA display, solid build, nice new system menu interface
Cons: Disappointing low light performance, higher noise levels than the 40D, Less per-pixel detail than the 40D, RAW files too big for the quality one gets
Summary: After I read what canon had to say about their new sensor and processor, I decided to give the 50D a try. I mainly wanted to get larger resolution images, ...
Summary: After I read what canon had to say about their new sensor and processor, I decided to give the 50D a try. I mainly wanted to get larger resolution images, better detail and better high sensitivity ISO performance compared to what I get from my 40D and my 30D.
Well, the 50D failed miserably in these 3 areas! Do not get me wrong, i is by no means a bad camera, it's just that I cannot see any SUBSTANTIAL improvement over the 40D other than cosmetic, namely the VGA display.
Surely the new display is gorgeous to work with but actually it turned out to be a double-edged sword because after I used it to check the low-light images I had taken, I could very clearly see how NOISY they were! According to Canon, smaller pixels in the 50D's sensor are not detrimental to the image quality because their "Newly-developed 15.1 megapixel CMOS sensor sensor" and their new processor, the D!GIC 4, work together to give you better and faster performance. At this point I must state that I used Canon L grade lenses to shoot, so it was not because of my cheap optics that I got mediocre images (mediocre, that is, taking into account that this new camera is supposed to outperform the 40D it replaces). In other words, if you are not going to use the 50D with the best glass available, you should probably stay away from it lest you be disappointed. By the way, dpreview.com just published today a full review of this camera and I was glad to read that I was not the only one noticing all the above-mentioned deficiencies.
In conclusion, I believe the 50D may well be one of the first victims of the DSLR pixel war. Instead of delivering a truly improved high-ISO performance, a better AF system and better image detail, Canon decided to give us more not-as-efficient pixels and a beautiful display!!!
If you are getting your first DSLR or are planning to upgrade from an entry-level one, GET THE 40D (or even the 30D for that matter) WHILE YOU CAN!!! It will be CHEAPER and you WILL NOT be disappointed. JSYK: I returned the 50D and used the store credit to buy another L grade lens. Since I still need to get larger resolution and better detailed images, at this point I am just hoping that the 5D Mark II won't be another disappointment or I will regret not having bought the old 5D...
3 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
was not impress
by willie0343 on November 6, 2008
Pros: Screen is sharp and crisp even in sun light pictures are very good in automatic modes.
Cons: Pictures in high ISO settings are disappointing.
Summary: I think that the small c-mos sensor is being taxed to it's limit in the higher ISO settings which leads to noisy photos and as a Canon fan it ...
Summary: I think that the small c-mos sensor is being taxed to it's limit in the higher ISO settings which leads to noisy photos and as a Canon fan it is disappointing.My friend loves his Nikon D300 in the high ISO settings and comparing it to my Canon 50D he is right. I would have to do some photo touch up in photoshop to get it to look like his straight out of the NIkon D300 camera.As a Canon fan I will just get me a 40D.
2 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Great camera and a must have!!
by mkishphoto on January 12, 2009
Pros: NOISE CONTROL, IMAGE QUALITY, BURST RATE(cnet dosent think so, there wrong), AUTO FOCUS, CONTROL, FUNCTIONS, YOU NAME IT!!
Cons: NONE WHAT SO EVER(unless of course you are converting raw files with a beta version of ACR)
Summary: NOISE control is awesome!! I have a hard time finding noise on any file up to ISO 800!! ISO 1600 and 3200 are very detailed and the noise is controlled ...
Summary: NOISE control is awesome!! I have a hard time finding noise on any file up to ISO 800!! ISO 1600 and 3200 are very detailed and the noise is controlled very well!! The reported noise issues are false!! I have made images at ISO 3200 that are outstanding. I would compare them to ISO 1600 on the 40d!! This concern about noise is crazy talk. I think dpreview started all this hoopla'. They used a beta version of ACR to convert raw files!! Who in there right mind uses a beta version of a software to do a review that will be swallowed up by every novice photographer!! Its really sad to see CNET being so negative about a great camera like this one!! Its worth the upgrade!!
2 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
Excellent camera. A great tool in web design for price.
by dlkwebdesign on January 11, 2011
Pros: Great battery life and fast motor for action shots.
Cons: Mode dial is hard to read for us small text challenged people.
Summary: Use in design of websites for clients who want a personable feel.
Summary: Use in design of websites for clients who want a personable feel.
Amazing SLR Camera!!!
by ROFAP on January 6, 2011
Pros: Breathtakingly beautiful photos. Packed with many digial features. Countless add-ons, lenses, etc.
Cons: More complicated than non-DSLR camera.
Summary: Excellent camera! Perfect for professional photographers.
Summary: Excellent camera! Perfect for professional photographers.
Great camera for portraits and action photography
by NJphotoguy on November 4, 2010
Pros: fast shutter (6 fps)
great image quality
fast focus
Cons: none although there is no video capture
Summary: I purchased the 50D as an upgrade to my 20D and I am very happy with the camera. The 3" clear view screen is ideal for previewing photos. Although the ...
Summary: I purchased the 50D as an upgrade to my 20D and I am very happy with the camera. The 3" clear view screen is ideal for previewing photos. Although the camera is capable of using the screen for LiveView photos, I don't use that feature. I have used the camera for aviation photography and the fast shutter is ideal for shooting fast moving jets. The camera is also ideal for shooting portraits, although the full-frame 5D Mark II is probably better for that task. The BP-511 batteries are compatible with the 20D, and that came in handy. This camera is an ideal pro-sumer tool for excellent photographs.
Great camera.
by maveric1313 on April 22, 2010
Pros: Picture quality is amazing but you need a good glass
Cons: Monitor could be protected to avoid scratches and reflections
Well built-fast- I use a24-105 L series lens as primary
by Zoomerv8 on September 27, 2009
Pros: Faster frame rate than my 30D...UDMA not required but could prove a plus..Focus is faster than 30d as well...not much heavier than the 30D but "feels" a bit more solid for some reason.
Cons: During the few weeks I have had this body I have found little to complain about. Some complain about low light conditions...With a little practice you can find the right balance in manual modes..with or without flash
Summary: I have the 430ex flash unit..the vertical battery grip on both the 30D and the 50..keep the batts charged and this unit is amayzing!
Buy the best glass ...
Summary: I have the 430ex flash unit..the vertical battery grip on both the 30D and the 50..keep the batts charged and this unit is amayzing!
Buy the best glass you can...I recommend the L series 24-105mm and the aformentioned 100mm Macro 2.8 ($600.00)
I have shot more than 30K images with my 30D (8.2 megapixels) and was very happy with the results before adding the 50D to my bag... The color rendition from the 50D is spectaular...image sharpness is just as impressive. Poster size images are easy ...
I have a secret for you all..set this camera on "action" mode...and leave it there. If you turn on the flash (use as a "fill" with a diffuser) it will force the ISO to 400 and still focus and shoot very fast with out the anoying blinking focus points in the viewfinder.
I really like the sensor cleaning feature...too bad my 30D does not have same....less post production.
Big screen a great feature..920K pixels make menu viewing very easy and pleasant.
I don't care that it does not have video..use a real video camera for that...
I shoot pro and casual...indoors and out..people places and things..some moving fast, some not..both cameras have done well..I would buy a second 50D but really don't need it..yet..as the 30 still does a good job.
Oh yea..one more thing..You will find that you will "keep" alot more images...so..get yourself a BIGGER hard drive!
$1000-$1100 is a good price point
by capta on August 18, 2009
Pros: Pro-sumer camera, price point is good
15 MP is nice but MP is not everything
Nice features, WB and custom WB is good if you know how to use it propoerly
Cons: 15 MP is nice, but not as sharp as I would like
High ISO images above 800 is so/so, 1600-I would never use for my gallery work
No=HD video
Summary: The new price point is pretty impressive. Originally at $1600+ was too high for what you gained over the 40D. Current price point makes this a real viable option over ...
Summary: The new price point is pretty impressive. Originally at $1600+ was too high for what you gained over the 40D. Current price point makes this a real viable option over other Canons and Nikon cameras. I have shot both Canon and Nikon professionally. This is Pro-sumer camera. It is more camera than most hobbist will ever use, and not substance for pros. The soft 15 MP and poor high ISO shots make this a bit of hard sale for pros. For action sports shot, you really need higher end lenses ie: 70-200 2.8 IS or the 500 IS are the best lenses for low light sport shots. For hobbist the 18-200 IS is nice, but it is soft on longer focal lengths, but lets' face it for vaction shots, the combo of the Canon 50D and the 18-200 is all you will need; unless you want video.
- Manufacturer: Canon
- Part number: 2807B006
- Description: Canon's EOS 50D bridges the gap between the novice and the seasoned pro with a perfect combination of high-speed and quality. It features an APS-C sized 15.1-megapixel CMOS sensor for tremendous images, DIGIC 4 image processor for fine detail and superior color reproduction, and improved ISO capabilities up to 12800 for uncompromised shooting even in the dimmest situations. It features a refined 3.0-inch Clear View LCD (920,000 dots) monitor, supercharged live view function with Face Detection Live mode, plus a number of automatic image correction settings and HDMI output for viewing images on an HDTV. Pick up the EOS 50D and you'll experience true digital inspiration!
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Digital camera - SLR
- Resolution 15.1 megapixels
- Optical Sensor Type CMOS
- Total Pixels 15,500,000 pixels
- Effective Sensor Resolution 15,100,000 pixels
- Optical Sensor Size 14.9 x 22.3mm
- Field of View Crop Factor 1.6
- Sensor Dust Reduction Yes
- Sensor Features EOS Integrated Cleaning System
- Optical Zoom 4.8 x
- Image Processor DIGIC 4
- Image Stabilizer Optical
- Auto Focus TTL phase detection
- Auto Focus Points (Zones) Qty 9
- Image Recording Format JPEG,
- AV Interfaces HDMI,
Composite video/audio
Exposure & White Balance
- Light Sensitivity ISO 100-12800,
ISO auto
- Exposure Metering Partial (9%),
- Exposure Metering Zones 35
- Exposure Modes E-TTL II program flash,
- Shooting Programs Sports mode,
Night portrait,
Portrait mode,
- Special Effects Portrait,
Custom Effect
- White Balance Automatic,
- White Balance Presets Daylight,
Tungsten light,
- Max Shutter Speed 1/8000 sec
- Min Shutter Speed 30 sec
- Exposure Compensation ±3 EV range, in 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps
- White Balance Bracketing Yes
- X-sync Speed 1/250 sec
- Exposure Range EV 1-20 ( ISO 100 )
Lens System
- Type 4.8 x x Zoom lens - 17 mm - 85 mm - F/3.5-5.6 IS USM Canon EF
- Focus Adjustment Manual,
- Min Focus Range 19.7 in
- Max View Angle 75 degrees
- Zoom Adjustment Manual
- Lens Construction 12 groups / 16 elements
- Filter Size 72 mm
- Lens System Mounting Canon EF
- Features Internal focusing system,
Ultrasonic Motor (USM)
Camera Flash
- Camera Flash Pop-up flash
- Guide Number (m / ISO 100) 13
- Flash Modes E-TTL,
Auto mode,
Flash OFF mode,
Red-eye reduction
- Features Flash +/- compensation,
AF illuminator
Additional Features
- Continuous Shooting Speed 3 frames per second,
6.3 frames per second
- Self Timer Delay 2 sec,
10 sec
- Flash Terminal Hot shoe
- Additional Features Digital image rotation,
Display brightness control,
Depth-of-field preview button,
AF lock,
DPOF support,
RGB primary color filter,
FE lock,
AE lock,
Auto power save,
Auto Lighting Optimizer,
Histogram display,
Highlight point display,
Camera orientation detection,
LCD live view mode,
PictBridge support,
USB 2.0 compatibility,
Direct print
- Viewfinder Type Optical - Fixed eye-level pentaprism
- Field Coverage 95%
- Magnification 0.95x
- Dioptric Correction Range -3 to +1
- Viewfinder Information Memory card status,
ISO sensitivity,
Shutter speed,
Red-eye reduction,
Flash charge completion,
AE lock,
White balance,
Flash compensation on/off,
High-speed sync indicator
- Type 3 in LCD display
- Display Features Built-in
- Connector Type 1 x Composite video output,
1 x USB,
1 x HDMI
- Software Canon ZoomBrowser EX,
Canon PhotoStitch,
Canon Digital Photo Professional,
Drivers & Utilities,
Canon ImageBrowser,
Canon Remote Capture
System Requirements for PC Connection
- Operating System Support MS Windows XP,
MS Windows 2000,
Apple Mac OS X 10.3 - 10.5,
MS Windows Vista
- Peripheral Devices USB port,
SVGA monitor,
CD-ROM drive
- Microsoft Certifications Certified for Windows Vista
- Included Accessories Battery charger,
Eyepiece cover,
Video cable,
USB cable,
Lens cap,
Dust cap,
Neck strap
- Body Material Magnesium alloy
- Supported Battery Canon BP-511A
- Supported Battery 1 x Canon BP-511A Li-ion rechargeable battery - 1390 mAh ( Included )
Memory / Storage
- Memory Card Slot CompactFlash Card
- Supported Memory Cards CompactFlash
- Internal Storage None
- Image Storage Fine JPEG 4752 x 3168 - 5 MB,
Normal JPEG 4752 x 3168 - 2.5 MB,
Fine JPEG 3456 x 2304 - 3 MB,
Normal JPEG 3456 x 2304 - 1.6 MB,
Fine JPEG 2352 x 1568 - 1.7 MB,
Normal JPEG 2352 x 1568 - 0.9 MB,
RAW 4752 x 3168 - 20.2 MB,
RAW 3267 x 2178 - 12.6 MB
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 5.7 in
- Depth 2.9 in
- Height 4.3 in
- Weight 1.6 lbs
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 104 °F
Main Features
- Image stabilizer feature Optical stabilization helps prevent blurry pictures, especially for handheld cameras at slow shutter speeds or when using high optical zoom.
Product series
Manufacturer: Canon
Specs: SLR,
15.1 megapixels,
4.8 x,
14.9 x 22.3mm,
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse Canon products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:Canon
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One Canon Plaza, Lake Success, NY 11042
- Phone: 516-328-5000
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A rational modern spelling for English using the existing letters.Published by the Simplified Spelling Society, April 1992.
Publication History.
New Spelling. 1st edition 1910, 6th edition 1948.
New Spelling 90. A modern revision of the 1948 edition in non-technical language.
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New Spelling 90. A modern revision of the 1948 edition in non-technical language.
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It woz on the ferst dae ov the nue yeer that the anounsment woz maed, aulmoest simultaeneusli from three obzervatoris, that the moeshen ov the planet Neptune, the outermoest ov aul the planets that w(h)eel about the sun, had bekum veri eratik. A retardaeshen in its velositi had been suspected in Desember. Then a faent, remoet spek ov lyt woz diskuverd in the reejen ov the perterbd planet. At ferst this did not kauz eni veri graet eksytment. Syentifik peepl, houever, found the intelijens remarkabl enuf, eeven befor it bekaem noen that the nue bodi woz rapidli groeing larjer and bryter, and that its moeshen woz kwyt diferent from the orderli proegres ov the planets.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Kelsey Jacobson scored all of her 17 points in the second half and three other Eagles reached double-figures in scoring as FGCU knocked off the visiting UCF Knights 77-64 on Sunday afternoon.
The Eagles jumped out to a quick start, scoring the game's first five points. The Knights' Emma Cannon responded, scoring six consecutive points herself, giving UCF a 6-5 lead three minutes into the contest. The two teams exchanged baskets for a few minutes until an Adrianne McNally layup gave the home team a 16-14 lead with 10:45 to play in the half. The Eagles would maintain that lead for the remainder of the half, extending it to as many as ten points with 3:01 to play, but UCF ended the half strong, cutting the lead to just a single point, 35-34, by halftime. Chelsea Lyles scored 13 first-half points for the Eagles, shooting 5-9 from the field including 3-5 from behind the 3-point line.
The Knights came out of the locker room looking to build off of the momentum they carried into halftime, and they did just that, taking a 36-35 lead just 1:20 into the second half on a layup from Emma Cannon. Two and a half minutes later, two free throws from Ashia Kelly made it a 41-37 game in favor of UCF, which would end up being their largest lead of the game. With 12:36 to play and the Knights holding a 43-41 advantage, Adrianne McNally sank two free throws which sparked the Eagles on to a 10-0 run, capped off by two 3-pointer field goals from Kelsey Jacobson, her first points of the game. About six minutes later, UCF was still hanging around, trailing 56-49. Over the course of 1:50 Jacobson hit three treys and two free throws, opening up the lead to 67-51 with 4:49 to play. Courtney Chihil's layup with 2:27 left gave FGCU a 20-point lead, essentially sealing the victory for the Eagles.
For the Knights (1-7), Emma Cannon recorded a double-double with 14 points (5-7 FG, 4-4 FT) and 13 rebounds (7 offensive). Marshay White added 12 points and 4 rebounds, and Aisha Patrick tallied 7 points, 7 rebounds, a team-high 7 assists, as well as a game-high 3 steals.
For the Eagles (5-2), Kelsey Jacobson scored a game-high 17 points, all in the second half, on 5-9 shooting from 3-point range and 2-2 from the free throw line. Adrianne McNally registered a game-high 6 assists, a team-high 8 rebounds, as well as scoring 11 points. Courtney Chihil added 15 points and 6 rebounds. Chelsea Lyles scored 13 points, all in the first half.
The Eagles will hit the court again on Saturday afternoon inside Alico Arena against the Campbell Camels as part of a double-header with the FGCU men's basketball team. The women's game is scheduled to tip-off at 1:00 PM, with the men's game, also against Campbell, set for 3:15 PM.


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Servings: 18-24 pieces
Prep Time: 45 min
Cook Time: 30 min
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1 cup peanut butter
1 cup honey
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1 1/2 cup crushed sweetened corn cereal (recommended: Corn Flakes)
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Every first Wednesday of the month we celebrate the staff's birthday. One of the staff made your Chocolate Peanut Butter Balls and it was delicious. She had it refrigerated, but I love it at room temperature. I am always on the market for fast, and simple recipies. I am sure this will be a hit on my next church potluck.
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When Christmas rolles around, it is the most requested candy I have for my fruit/cookies baskets. I make at least 4-5 batches and dip them in melted chocolate. I freeze them till baskets are made. Well if they are not stolen from the freezer first.
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By BRIAN LESTER
HILLSDALE, Mich. -- Brad Piehl had the perfect look at the basket.
Standing on the top of the 3-point line, the senior put up a shot when the University of Findlay men's basketball team desperately needed a basket.
The shot was on target, and for a moment, it looked like it was going to be good as the Oilers faced a five-point deficit with 54 seconds remaining.
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The Oilers cut the lead to 52-51 on a tip-in by Greg Kahlig, but Hillsdale College used four free throws to seal a 56-51 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference win Saturday afternoon at Jesse Phillips Arena.
Piehl, who was 0 of 6 from the floor but did have a couple of steals late to help fuel a big comeback, talked about the missed opportunities on day when the Oilers shot 35.8 percent (19 of 53) from the floor.
"It rimmed in and out. It would have been a definite momentum swing had it gone in," Piehl said. "We had some good looks in the second half and capitalized on some of them, but Hillsdale played well and we didn't do enough to win."
Findlay (13-6, 10-5 GLIAC) still has a half-game lead in the South Division, but its hopes of returning to the NCAA Division II tournament will likely hinge on making a title run in the conference tournament.
The Oilers trailed 32-20 at halftime, turning the ball over eight times and hitting just 9 of 26 shots from the floor in the opening period. Findlay also failed to match the intensity of the Chargers (13-6, 9-6), who surged into halftime on a 9-0 run that was fueled by Brandon Pritzl's 3-pointer and jumper.
"The first half was really disappointing," Findlay head coach Charlie Ernst said. "I thought they out-toughed us. We didn't respond to it. We tried to find excuses rather than just play."
The Chargers shot 51.9 percent in the opening half and took advantage of easy inside baskets by 6-foot-10 Nick Washburn, who scored 12. They finished shooting 48.9 percent (22 of 45). Tim Dezelski paced Hillsdale with 16 points.
"We should have played harder in the first half," Piehl said. "You can miss shots or get into foul trouble, or other things can happen, but when you don't play hard, it's tough to win games, especially on the road."
The Chargers played like a team hungry for a win after two straight losses. But with a 44-24 lead seven minutes into the second half, the Oilers came to life.
Aaron Robinson (10 points) and Jack Smith knocked down back-to-back treys and Kahlig's layup off a drive cut the Hillsdale lead to 46-38 with 7:26 to play.
Findlay closed the gap to one as Kahlig grabbed a rebound and put it in for a layup, but with 2.7 seconds remaining and Findlay trailing 54-51, the Oilers needed a 3-pointer to force overtime.
Jake Heagen, who has made 11 treys and has been one of the team's most consistent scorers, was fouled before he could get a shot off. Heagen missed the front end of the one-and-one and the Chargers held on. The sophomore scored 9 points and tallied two steals.
"The game was determined long before that free throw," Ernst said. "Give Hillsdale credit. They played with the toughness of a team that needed to have this win."
The situation the Oilers were backed into in the final seconds was a tough one. It was almost a sure-thing that Hillsdale would foul rather than give up the trey.
"We designed the play to get a 3-pointer off in space because you know they are going to foul you," Ernst said. "We needed to get him by himself so he had time to get the shot off. Fouling him was the smart thing to do."
The Oilers, who beat the Chargers here a year ago in the conference tournament championship game, closed the game on a 27-12 run.
Their comeback was fueled by the fact that they played with more energy and forced the Chargers to struggle against their zone defense.
Several Hillsdale possessions ended with missed shots or turnovers.
"We made them uneasy on their offensive end and they came unglued with their defensive plan because they were so occupied with their problems on offense," Ernst said. "We mixed up our zones and they were effective late. I'm not surprised our guys came back. We've done it before. I just can't get that first half out of my head."
Seven games remain in the regular season, including a 5:30 p.m. game Thursday at Ohio Dominican (4-16, 1-14), and the Oilers are one of three teams tied for third overall in the league standings.
ODU was outscored 98-92 Saturday at Tiffin.
findlay (51)
Heagen 4-5 0-1 9, Kahlig 4-11 2-2 10, Piehl 0-6 0-0 0, Baity 2-8 2-2 7, Robinson 3-6 2-2 10, Samsel 0-1 0-0 0, Brown 1-2 0-0 2, Smith 3-6 1-2 8, Kaufman 1-4 0-0 3, Frilling 1-4 0-0 2. TOTALS: 19-53 7-9--51.
hillsdale (56)
Dezelski 7-12 2-2 16, Washburn 6-9 0-0 12, Smith 0-1 0-1 0, Ware 1-3 2-2 4, Pritzl 4-9 0-0 11, Nelson 1-4 2-2 5, Manno 1-1 0-0 3, Grose 1-1 0-0 2, Choiniere 1-5 0-0 3. TOTALS: 22-45 6-7--56.
HALFTIME: Hillsdale, 32-20.
3-Point GOALS: Findlay 6-21 (Robinson 2-5, Heagen 1-2, Smith 1-2, Kaufman 1-2, Baity 1-4, Samsel 0-1, Piehl 0-2, Kahlig 0-3); Hillsdale 6-18 (Pritzl 3-7, Manno 1-1, Nelson 1-2, Choiniere 1-2, Washburn 0-1, Smith 0-1, Ware 0-1, Dezelski 0-3).
rebounds: Findlay 30 (Piehl & Kaufman 5, Smith 4); Hillsdale 29 (Ware 7, Nelson & Choiniere 4). ASSISTS: Findlay 7; Hillsdale 15 (Choiniere 5, Smith 4). STEALS: Findlay 9 (Heagen, Piehl & Smith 2); Hillsdale 7 (Dezelski 3). BLOCKS: Findlay 2, Hillsdale 4.
TURNOVERS: Findlay 11, Hillsdale 13. TOTAL FOULS: Findlay 11, Hillsdale 13. FOULED OUT: Findlay, Heagen.
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Lee, the leading tackler for the Dallas Cowboys, has been placed on injured reserve and will miss the rest of the season because of a right big toe injury.||||||| Coach Jason Garrett said Wednesday an MRI showed ligament damage that will require surgery in the next week or so, ending hopes of Lee returning in four to six weeks. Garrett said he expects Lee's leadership role to shift from the field to the sideline when the New York Giants visit Sunday.
Lee is active and in the starting lineup, wearing a cast on his dislocated left wrist after missing last week's game.||||||| Lee should provide the Cowboys with a huge boost against Buffalo.
Lee has left Sunday's game against Washington because of a concussion sustained covering a punt return.||||||| Lee remained down on the field at the end of the play early in the second quarter. After being tended to by trainers, Lee got up and gingerly walked to the sideline. The Cowboys said Lee would not return to the game.
Lee picked off Peyton Manning twice and ran one in for a touchdown in Sunday's 38-35 OT win at Indianapolis.||||||| The rookie is getting comfortable on defense and showed his talent by picking off the legendary Manning not once, but twice.
Lee is taking Keith Brooking's place. Brooking suffered a shoulder injury in the preseason game against San Diego on Saturday.||||||| Lee, who learned under the tutelage of the legendary Joe Paterno at Penn State, made his preseason debut against the Chargers and made 13 tackles.


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Q. I previously visited the Center on Ellis Island and received a swipe card. How do
I use it to log on to the Ellis Island web site?
A. On the homepage, click on "register to use this site" (in upper right hand corner). On
the next screen under "Visited AFIHC on Ellis Island" click on "Register with AFIHC Material".
Fill in your card number and your last name. If your name was misspelled at your visit to
Ellis Island, misspell it the same way here. At this point you will need to fill out the form.
When you are done you will be able to see the manifest record for the passenger you have selected
and continue to do other activities. There is no charge for signing in. Viewing passenger
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Q. I am already a member of the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation but this is my first
visit to the web site. What should I do?
A. On the homepage, click on "register to use this site" (in upper right hand corner). On the
next screen under "Sustaining Member of the Foundation" click "Register with Membership 'Records".
At this point, enter your membership number and last name. You will then need to fill out the form.
When you are done you will be able to make the most of our website.
Q. What if I've forgotten my username and/or password?
A. On the homepage, click on "register to use this site" (in upper right hand corner). You will
then be prompted in the blue box on the right for a user name and password. Lower down on the box
click on "Trouble Signing In?" Then click on "confirm your identity". At this point, enter your
email address. The website will then email you your username and password. Please make a note of
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Q. I live outside the U.S. When I try to register on the web site, it will not accept my phone
number. Why is this?
A. Phone number is an optional field, so international customers should just leave this field blank.
The web site will only accept a ten digit phone number (U.S. phone numbers, including the area code,
are ten digits). Most international phone numbers are more than ten digits, so the web site will not
accept them.
Q. Is there a fee to search for manifests?
A. No. Searching for and viewing manifests is free. There is a fee to purchase a digital image of
the manifest page. We will ask you to register with an email address so that we can email you password
and other information. But there is no fee associated with registration.
Q. I know my ancestor(s) came through Ellis. Why can't I find them?
A. There are about 150 CDs where the image was misindexed during the scanning process. That is, the
passenger name is not correctly linked to the proper manifest page. The result is that no image is
available even if you find the passenger record. Also, about 1-2 rolls of microfilm - were too poor for the
volunteers to be able to transcribe so those names are totally missing from the database. In addition, there
may be inaccuracies in family stories, spelling errors, transcription errors, hard-to-read handwriting, etc. The
important thing to remember is that there are 22.5 million records in this data base and some level of error was
Q. Can I search if I'm not sure of the spelling of the last name or first name?
A. Yes. You can enter the leading characters of the last name. You need at least two letters. The first
name search does not work the same way. The database will assume that any partial name you put in for the first
name, is the exact first name.
Q. Can I do wild card searches on the names?
A. You must enter at least 2 letters for the last name but the database will assume that is the exact spelling
of the name. If you see dots following a letter, that means some letters were indecipherable. You do not need
to specify a first name at all or you can put in only one initial or more letters to narrow the search. For
instance if you enter Le for the first name you will get matches for all first names that start with Le.
Q. Can I look up a passenger by ship or port?
A. Not at the current time.
Q. Can I do a soundex search to get all names that sound like my ancestor's name but are spelled differently?
A. The Ellis Island database uses a customized system that provides a choice of alternate spellings for the
name that would sound the same but be spelled differently. For instance Smith, Smyth and Smythe. You cannot do a
soundex search per se, but searching on the name will generate a list of possible phonetic equivalents for a broader search.
Q. Why do I have to pay by the page? I should be able to buy the complete record for the fee.
A. The current software is designed to charge by individual manifest page. Some manifests are one page;
many are 2 pages. In that case there would be a charge for 2 pages. This charge helps defray the cost of
the reproduction of the documents and maintenance of the web site.
Q. Why does the website bring me to the second page of the manifest instead of the first?
A.The software does not distinguish between a left and a right side, the way the pages lay in the original
physical manifest books. The software knows only that there are 2 pages, not which side is which. It is
important to use the next and previous keys to check that you are seeing all the pages that belong to the record.
Q. How come the page I ordered does not have my ancestor's name on it?
A. It is probably the 2nd page of a 2-page manifest. As explained in the previous question, manifest pages
don't necessarily come up in left-to-right order. It is important to look at the manifest page closely on the web
site to make sure you are ordering the page you want. Only the first page of the manifest has the passenger name on it.
Page 2 contains other information. Be sure to click Add to Shopping Cart on the page that has the image you want.
Q. I just got my order and I only received half of the manifest when I paid for the entire thing. How do I get
the other half?
A. Each page of a 2-page manifest must be ordered individually. There is a fee for each page. If you ordered and paid
for both pages of a 2-page manifest and only received one page, please contact us immediately so that the additional page
can be shipped.
Q. Can I order the manifest for the entire ship?
A: No, because ship manifests may consist of hundreds of pages. However, you can order as many manifest pages as
you want, a page at a time.
Q. How can I buy the passenger record?
A: They are available on Ellis Island. We will be making them available for sale on the web in the near future.
Q. Why are you charging so much for shipping and handling? I ordered one ship image, and the shipping and
handling charges are more than the cost of the image!
A. There is a substantial cost involved in producing, handling, and shipping documents. However, we are
sensitive to your concerns and are constantly analyzing ways to cost-effectively lower these charges.
Q. How long will it take to ship my order?
A. Allow 7-10 days for standard shipping; allow 4-5 days for expedited shipping; allow an additional 14 days
for custom framing.
Q. I just tried to place an order and it would not take my credit card. I got an error message instead. Why?
A. Check that the number that was entered correctly and you have selected the correct credit card provider. If
both of these are correct, please call customer service at 866-283-6991.
Q. I saw something at the gift shop on Ellis Island and I just checked your web site and couldn't find it. Why?
A. Actually, nearly everything on the Ellis Island shop is also available on the web. The only exception might
be certain books or videos. The web store, however, carries many items not available at the shop on Ellis Island.
Q. By joining the foundation, I am supposed to be entitled to 1 free printout. I just placed an order and was
charged for both manifests. Why?
A. Members do not receive free printouts of manifests or ship pictures. They are entitled to a free paper or CD copy of a family
scrapbook. Also, all visitors to Ellis Island receive a free Passenger Record with their search session. Passenger Records are
not available on the web at the current time.
Q. Why didn't I receive my member discount?
A. Check that you have a valid membership and that the membership was purchased prior to the order. If so,
chances are that you registered without using your membership number so that there are two records for you in
the system, one for your Family History Center (ellisisland.org) registration and one for your Foundation
membership. Please call 212-561-4500 and ask for Donor Services for help.
Q. Why doesn't the Packing Slip mention that the images are non-refundable? And your website states that
if I'm not satisfied, I can return it for a refund.
A. Our web site states in the customer service portion of the gift shop that documents are custom produced
upon request from a huge database of 3 ˝ million manifest pages. They can only be replaced for the same
document if they are damaged in shipping.
Q. I have received the manifest I ordered and the image is not clear. How can you charge the American
public so much for an illegible xerox-like document?
A. We hope to improve image clarity in the future. However, the original documents themselves were very old
and often very hard to read. When they were microfilmed 60 years ago the result was less than perfect copies.
There was also a wide variety among them, as the 3 ˝ million manifest pages came from different books covering
many years. We can't custom adjust every page in the reproduction process. The documents we provide to the
public are not simply "Xeroxed". The microfilm was scanned into the computer to produce a digital image. We print
them on specially ordered archival paper which will last 200-300 years. There are substantial costs involved in the
production, fulfillment and shipping of these documents. Proceeds from sales are used to support The Center on-line
and on Ellis Island.
Q. I found the passenger's name but when I click to see the original manifest it says "No Image Available".
A. The database containing the images of the original manifests is different from the database containing the text
information. So it is possible that the original image was never actually scanned or that there is an indexing error
so that the system cannot find the image. This is a situation we will address in the future.
Q. The Passenger Record says the passenger was on ship "A" but when I click to see the original manifest
image, I see a page from ship "B". Why is this?
A. This is probably an indexing error. Unfortunately in some cases the passenger name is not correctly pointed
to the correct ship manifest page. We are collecting these errors and hope to correct them in the future.
Unfortunately, there is no other way to locate your manifest at this time except to laboriously page through a
page at a time and hope you come across it. Please e-mail corrections to email@example.com.
Q. I just placed an order for a manifest but my passenger's name was spelled incorrectly. Can you correct the
spelling before you send me my order?
A. If the misspelling is on the text version of the manifest, then it is probably a human error made by a volunteer
who spent thousands of hours laboriously transcribing the information from the original microfilm. We are keeping a
list of these errors. For possible corrections in the future, please email corrections to email@example.com. If
the error is on the digital image of the manifest itself, then it is an error that was made at the time the immigrant
arrived and is part of the historical record. In this case we cannot make corrections to misspelled names.
Q. How come sometimes I can see a manifest or ship image and then at another time I get a message saying "Image
not found"?
A. This may be caused by a temporary technical problem where the request to find an image is not properly interpreted
so the user gets an error message. Try again later.
Q. I can't find the original manifest on line. Where can I go to view the actual microfilm?
A. You can try the branch offices of the National Archives and Records Administration, some branches of the New York
Public Library and Family History Libraries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Q. Why can't I see records before 1892 and after 1924?
A. The current database was designed to include the immigration records of those who entered through New York
Harbor between 1892-1924, the peak years of immigration at Ellis Island. Up to April 18, 1890, Castle Garden was
used as the immigrant processing center. On that date the US Treasury took over immigration and moved the processing
center to the Barge Office. That office operated until January 1, 1892 when Ellis Island opened. The Barge Office
was also used from June 14, 1897 until December 16, 1900 because of a fire that destroyed Ellis Island. The records
from this second use of the Barge Office are in the Ellis Island database. After 1924, Congress passed laws that
dramatically slowed immigration.
Q. Can I buy a manifest or ship picture on Ellis & send for custom framing through the web site?
A. No, custom framing is only available when manifests and ship pictures are purchased together through the web site.
Q. What frames do the logo mats fit?
A. They don't. The logo mats are intended to stand alone as a lower-cost framing alternative.


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01-27-2013 00:53:41 | More by Shaggy9356
4.33/5 rDev +4.3%
On tap at Rustico - Alexandria. Served in a stange.
Pours a deep ruddy brown without much of a head at all. A good swirl rouses up a single-finger head with some off white to tan coloring, though that refuses to stick around for very long. The nose brings some nice banana and clove along with some roasted malt and a tad bit of smoke.
The taste acts in the same manner, as the German yeast characteristics sit well alongside a bit of roasted malt, and then the smoke and slight meaty characteristics really don't come forward until the finish. The finish is fairly dry and leaves a nice smoky taste covering my palate. Drinks quite well as this is really well done and the whole beer experience follows a nice progression from weizen to rauchbier.
10-29-2010 00:55:32 | More by Thorpe429
4.15/5 rDev 0%
had it at barcade. Indicated as 7.4%abv smoked wiezenbock. although its appears it was misnamed as the scarlet sunrise...
Not particularly smoke overpowering. Nose of smoke blends with a burnt clove quality. Banana and meatiness. Palate is a tad gritty husk tight on the tongue. All the nose attributes mix pretty evenly. Has that quintessential weizenbock quality of marzipan and the smoke gives it a hint brown sugar sweet. Great brew.
09-29-2010 06:35:10 | More by rtepiak
4.22/5 rDev +1.7%
On tap at UJ's on the Manatawny last weekend. Was not familiar with this beer, but it seemed pretty popular, so thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did.
The beer pours a hazy honey color with good head retention and lacing. The nose is quite intriguing on this one, consisting of smoke, bacon and bologna, but with some underlying clove and nutmeg. I almost shouted out "Deutschland Uber Alles" after taking the first sip. Gott en Himmel this is one fine beer; I could swear I was drinking an intensely spiced weizen in Bavaria. Wow. This beer is front loaded with spice, which then dovetails into a dry wheaty finish. Not since I lived in Germany many long years ago can I recall getting this particular flavor profile. Mouthfeel is surprisingly light, especially considering the abv. Drinkability is also pretty good, though the huge amount of spice is a bit of a distraction.
A very impressive beer from Victory. Glad I had an opportunity to try this one.
02-26-2009 16:48:33 | More by John_M
3.4/5 rDev -18.1%
I had this on-tap at the Victory Brewpub in Downingtown, PA.
Appearance: The body was a cloudy yellow toped with a super sized head, super retention and great lacing.
Smell: Good malt aroma, but odd beefy notes
Taste: Smokey with a BBQ twist.
Mouthfeel: Smooth.
Drinkability: Fine.
Don't drink and review.
10-23-2008 20:44:01 | More by treehugger02010
New Jersey
3.53/5 rDev -14.9%
Got a pint of this from the brewery itself.
A: Pours a cloudy, golden body with a white head with nice retention and lacing along the sides of the glass until the finish.
S: Kind of a sweet, banana ester smell. No smokiness evident.
T: A sweet, banana ester taste with a slight smokiness in the aftertaste. A pretty, evident beer.
M: A smooth beer that was also refreshing.
D: A nice combination of mouthfeel and taste that was fairly balanced. I was expecting a bit more smokiness to it, but it was still pretty good overall.
10-04-2008 02:48:10 | More by maddogruss
4.47/5 rDev +7.7%
Enjoyed on-tap at the brewpub.
Served as a deep reddish colored beer with moderate off-white head.
Smell reminds of sitting in front of a wood fire talking over good times with my friends.
Taste is complex. There is the 'fire taste from the malt' combined with lots of sweet summer fruit combined with some banana flavors.
The flavors balance perfectly at the finish.
What a great beer. More breweries should try making this style of beer. I hope Victory does more of this style.
09-30-2008 21:13:08 | More by tgbljb
New York
4.8/5 rDev +15.7%
I love this beer!
Nice pale orange with a frothy head. Looks a little hazy poured into a 14 oz oversized wine glass. The smell is that of a wheat beer, Belgian-style, with an incredibly smooth and interesting smoked meat smell. The flavor is almost dry at the beginning with soft pear, delicate hops and clove yeast. Right at the end there is a wonderfully balanced and rich smokiness. Each sip has this same 2-faced character until you get towards the end of the glass and it starts to melt together. Such and interesting beer, such good flavor, I could drink this all night.
Can't wait to see it in bottles.
09-30-2008 00:36:59 | More by Rudgers73
New York
4.2/5 rDev +1.2%
The beer pours a hazy dark gold color with a thick frothy white head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is great! It has an awesome smokey aroma that really sticks out. It's complimented with pale and Munich malts. The taste is good. It has a smooth malty flavor that goes down easy and finishes with a dry smokey taste. This is a very well brewed rauchbier. It's light, yet quite smokey. The mouthfeel is fine. It is a low/medium bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This is a damn fine beer. I'm huge on rauchbiers anyway. This one doesn't disappoint.
09-18-2008 21:21:01 | More by WesWes
New Jersey
3.88/5 rDev -6.5%
On tap @ the tap room
A: Hazy pale orange with an average head and good lacing
S: Smokey bacon, cloves, and sweet fruit
T: Apples, brown sugar, smokey meat, cloves and a bit of banana.
M: Medium body, creamy and a long smoky finish.
D: This was a pretty easy drinking beer, not overly smoked, with nice balance. I think having this with a meal with do the beer more justice
09-15-2008 18:53:31 | More by bonbini26
4.35/5 rDev +4.8%
A: Hazy pale orange with a large dense hite head and nice retention and lacing.
S: Cured meat smokiness, fruits (apple and banana), and cloves.
T: Apples, brown sugar, bacon and cured meat, cloves and a bit of banana.
M: Medium body, creamy and a long smoky finish.
D: There are a lot of flavors here. It reminds me of good bacon wrapped around a crisp Granny Smith aplle sprinkled with sugar and spices. I really like this beer. I have no problem drinking a few of these.
09-10-2008 22:35:08 | More by Biscuit033
4.22/5 rDev +1.7%
On tap at the VBC on 8/29/08.
Pours a deep, hazy, burnt orange with a 1/2 finger of brite-white head. Thin, creamy retention that holds strong, leaving some good looking lace behind. The aroma is very smoky up front but that gives way to some prominent fruity orange character that really stands out. There is also some refreshing wheat character that props up the smell as well.
The taste is smoked malts that are much more subtle than they were in the aroma profile, with that orange character and other citric flavors really coming out this time. There is also some additional notes of spice, wheat, and malt sweetness. Finishes sweet and fairly dry in the mouth. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a creamy carbonation and overall pretty easygoing feel.
Wow, this was really unique! Billed as a "Rauchweizenbock" this did indeed possess the smoky nature of a Rauchbier married to the fruit, wheat, and heavier feel of a Weizenbock. This was really tasty and drank pretty well considering the complex nature and beefier body. I love the fact that we're seeing all of these cool, new beers on tap at the brewery!
08-30-2008 16:01:31 | More by Kegatron
Scarlet Moon from Victory Brewing Company
88 out of 100 based on 12 ratings.


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12:47pm Friday 19th October 2012 in News
Dorset residents are being encouraged to get safe online as part of an awareness campaign.
Next week, (Oct 22- 26) is Get Safe Online Week, which is being supported by Dorset Police after Dorset's Community Safety Survey revealed residents were concerned about internet-related financial crime which includes online fraud and phishing scams.
This year, Get Safe Online Week is using the strap line 'Click and tell'. The aim is to encourage people to visit www.getsafeonline.org, pick up some tips and pass them on.
People will be able to get advice on protecting their computer, fraud prevention, shopping online, using smartphones safely and keeping children safe online via the website.
The police will be giving out tips for staying safe on the internet through their Twitter account @dorsetpolice. Anyone who believes they have been a victim of online crime should call Dorset Police on 101.
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Some high-profile names in professional sports are denying association with a group that opposes gay marriage. The Chicago Bears and former linebacker Brian Urlacher rejected ties to the Ruth Institute.
On their website, the institute posted raffle items from the Bears along with messages thanking them for supporting its efforts.
The items include a signed Urlacher jersey and a signed black and white photo of Walter Payton.
Urlacher told the Chicago Tribune that he signs a lot for charity and he doesn't always know where it's going.
The Bears also issued a statement, which said both items were personal donations and do not represent the team's views.
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Munford used a second quarter offensive outburst and cruised to an easy 27-6 win.
Munford scored the first of four second quarter touchdowns as Montel Garrett connected with James Jenkins for a 5 yard score. Brian Strickland kicked the ball to make the score 7-0 in favor of the Lions. After another Corner three and out, Garrett struck again, this time hitting Christopher Chapman with a 44 yard strike. Strickland again converted the PAT to extend the lead to 14-0 midway through the quarter.
Corner started its next possession on its 29 yard line and again could find no offense and were again forced to punt, but this time a bad snap gave the ball back to the Lions at the Yellow Jacket 10 yard line.
This time Quindarius Taylor found pay dirt from 4 yards away. The extra point attempt this time was blocked as Munford extended its lead to 20-0. Munford (1-0) scored its final touchdown of the first half to cap a 7 play, 80 yard drive as Garett scored from 4 yards out. Strickland's kick made the halftime score 27-0 for the Lions. Munford rolled up 300 yards of offense in the first half to only 23 for Corner.
Neither team could muster any offense in the third quarter as the teams exchanged punts and the Jackets thwarted the only Lions scoring threat of the period with an interception.
The Jackets finally got on the board midway of the final stanza as Chase Best went in from a yard out. The point after failed. Corner finished the game with only 8 first downs and 110 yards of offense.
On the night, Garrett accounted for 296 yards for Munford, as he finished with 93 yards rushing on 16 carries and was 11 of 18 passing for 203 yards. Taylor Crawford and Deshay Averhart had 48 and 45 rushing yards respectfully for Corner.
The Yellow Jackets (0-1) will open region play at home next week as they entertain the West Blocton Tigers.


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A woman accused of a murder on Tucson's west side in November is back in court today.
Michelle Marie Price is scheduled to appear in Superior Court this afternoon for her arraignment.
The 39-year-old is charged with second degree murder, possession of a deadly weapon and two counts of cruel mistreatment of an animal.
Price is accused of murdering a 64-year-old woman and two dogs.
The victim, Linda Daley, was found dead in her home near 'A' Mountain.
Police say two days before the murder, Price showed up at Daley's home with her dog, looking for a place to live.
Court documents show Price had been hospitalized for mental health issues one month before the murder.
The arraignment for Price is scheduled today for 1 p.m.
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