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Captain Jon Daly's last-minute penalty came after the Tangerines had raced into a 3-0 lead inside eight minutes - before Billy McKay's hat-trick followed by Gary Warren's 86th-minute header looked like earning the points for the second-placed visitors.
"It was an absolutely incredible game," said Butcher. "After eight minutes I'm thinking our run is over because our game-plan was gone. We had to change things round and got into the game so I can only give credit to the players for doing so."
He added: "We got two goals back from Billy McKay's opportunism after United had made a blistering start.
"In saying that, we compounded that by throwing in some goals as well with some poor defensive play. Our team talk was quite simple as well at half-time because we treated it as though we were only 1-0 down.
"I must stress our team played a tough 90 minutes in the Scottish Cup against Ross County during the week so their fitness levels are excellent. I'm so pleased with their spirit and commitment but we were just disappointed not to hold on for a win in the end.
"It was one of the most exciting games you'll ever see in the SPL. It was end-to-end-stuff. There were incidents galore and penalties which made for great entertainment so everyone got their money's worth."
Meanwhile, Dundee United boss Peter Houston admitted his side were reeling from throwing away a three-goal lead.
Houston said: "It feels morel like a defeat if I'm being honest. When you go 3-0 up so early on in any game and score goals at home you really do expect to win the match
"The only thing I'm pleased about is the fact we got a late penalty to get us a point."
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In their second matchup of the season, the Marion County Knights defeated the Campbellsville Eagles by a final score of 67-34. All but two Knight players broke into the scoring column in the rout led by sophomore Clay Lanham with 10 points.
With the win, the Knights move into a tie with Taylor County for the top spot in the district.
20th District Standings
Marion County 3-0
Taylor County 3-0
Adair County 1-2
Campbellsville 0-5
Basketball games scheduled for tonight, Jan. 13, and tomorrow, Jan. 14, will go on as scheduled, Marion County High School Athletics Director Robby Peterson said.
The Marion County boys are scheduled to host Campbellsville at 7:30 tonight.
The Autism Awareness Classic will also be played Saturday at the Roby Dome. The Autism Awareness Classic, which includes seven games, will begin at 11 a.m.
The schedule for the Autism Awareness Classic is as follows:
11 a.m. Green County vs. Mercer County (girls)
The Marion County Knights junior varsity/varsity basketball game against Campbellsville will be played tonight at the regularly scheduled time. The JV team is set to begin at 6:00 P.M. with the varsity to follow.
With the winter weather making an appearance, a couple of MCHS sporting events have been cancelled. The AquaKnights swim meet and the Lady Knights freshman and junior varsity game at Washington County, both originally scheduled for Thursday night, have been cancelled. At this time, the swim meet is tentatively rescheduled for next Thursday January 19th at 6:00 P.M. and no make-up date for the basketball game has been set.
On Saturday, Marion County High School will host the second annual Autism Awareness Classic. The day will get started with the first of seven games at 11 a.m., and will be capped off by a pair of Marion County Lady Knights and Knights games.
Recently, Lebanon resident Van Gadberry was selected to be an umpire in the Little League Softball Central Region Tournament that will be held in Indianapolis, Ind., from July 21-26, 2012. After umpiring on the local level for the past five years, Gadberry applied for this position, and after a rigorous selection process, was notified that he had been selected.
Jan. 12
The Marion County Aqua Knights vs. Taylor, Campbellsville and Nelson (Home)
Jan. 13
Knights vs. Campbellsville (Home)
Jan. 14
Lady Knights vs. Manual in the Autism Classic (Home)
Knights vs. Central Hardin in the Autism Classic (Home)
Jan. 17
Lady Knights and Knights vs. Adair County (Away)
There is a game coming up at Marion County High School in just a mere three days that I have been waiting for all season. Of course you know by now that I am talking about the scheduled match-up between the Lady Knights and the Lady Crimsons of DuPont Manual.
The Marion County Lady Knights varsity team traveled to Lexington Saturday to take on the 11th ranked team in the state of Kentucky, Lexington Catholic. After a hard fought first quarter, the Lady Knights wore down their opponent with swarming defensive pressure and put the game away to push their season record to 13-2. This was the Lady Knights final game before their highly anticipated match up with DuPont Manual in the Roby Dome on Saturday night as part of the Autism Awareness Classic.
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Dothan city commission members voted to approve a 1.2 million dollar appropriation for road work at a continually troublesome intersection.
The money will go to improve the intersection at Fortner Street and Honeysuckle Road.
They are not sure about the total cost of the project, but acquiring the right away could cost up to 1.2 million dollars.
They are currently negotiating with land owners.
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You come to Bay Ridge Nissan to lease a car..,everybody are nice and friendly.They gonna say something like " We here to help.." You start bargaining - every consumer have a right to a better deal.. The salesmen will call a manager..,smiles and handshakes.They will make a deal,that makes you happy...They take a first month lease payment from you in advance..When you come in few days to pick up you car, the sales man will take you to finance department...and here it starts:They will tell you that original bank,that was suppose to finance you either cant do it or requires higher fees and higher insurance coverage..,they can submit you with different lender,but this lender requires larger down payment with higher monthly payments..and so on..They will grab you right by the balls,since you already in their place,have a plans to use a car and paid a first month lease payment..,which is refundable..,but..??? It happened to me and to some of my friends..My friendly advice - if you don't want just to waist your time and money - stay away from that place..
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Ontario County landfill manager Casella Waste Systems announced Friday it has completed its expansion of the landfill gas collection system. Casella installed additional horizontal and vertical gas wells that are now hooked into the landfill's on-site power-production plant.
To address ongoing complaints of odor from the landfill on Routes 5 and 20 in the town of Seneca, Casella added the gas wells that supply the plant that converts the gas to electricity.
Casella also stated that efforts are continuing with covering the landfill gas collection system piping as well as a project to begin pumping select gas wells to lower perched water levels. That project should enhance the performance of the gas collection system, according to Casella.
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