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Fast start vs. Nettleton propels No. 1 Tigers

By Graham Thomas

Posted: September 19, 2009 at 5:53 a.m.

The Bentonville Tigers took care of business Friday against Class 5A Nettleton with a 54-0 victory. Perhaps more importantly, the No. 1-ranked Tigers made it through without any injuries heading into 7A-West Conference play next week at Fayetteville.

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Sports, Pages 6, 7 on 09/19/2009

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