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 By  Staff Reports Published 
8:52 am Friday, November 6, 2015

Tigers, Golden Tigers will advance in playoffs

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By Staff Reports

Four Franklin County teams hit the gridiron for the first round of playoffs last night, and two teams will advance to their second playoff game.
The Red Bay Tigers, which hosted the Addison Bulldogs at home, won easily with a final score of 56-15.
The Russellville Golden Tigers, which faced off against the Anniston Bulldogs, also pulled a win, 10-7.
These two teams will advance to a second round.
Phil Campbell saw its season end, facing overwhelming defeat, 73-0, versus Tanner.
Vina also fell, losing 38-14 to Berry.
For more playoff coverage, pick up a copy of Wednesday’s “Franklin County Times.”

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