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Cartersville dances past Hiram

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By Sports Bot
Oct 15, 2022

No quarter was granted as Cartersville blunted Hiram’s plans 37-26 on October 14 in Georgia football.

Neither squad could muster points in the first quarter.

The Hurricanes’ offense moved in front for a 21-14 lead over the Hornets at halftime.

Hiram didn’t give up, slicing the gap to 27-26 in the third quarter.

The Hurricanes’ train of momentum chugged along the final-quarter tracks with a 10-0 points differential.

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