Bowling League Standings and High Scores Snapshot
National Football League 566 and 562 high series and games lead a dense bowling card across multiple divisions. Notable names include Cathy Adams 227 high game, Jerry Hartwell 618, Ralph Steele 600, Walt Tibbs 595, vonn Bailey 220, Margaretta Clark 209, Ronnie Amey 661/256, Stephanie Miller 662/24, Roger Owensby 242, Tammy Martin 237. Teams span BLUEFIELD INDUSTRIAL to The Profilers and many local clubs with mixed records.
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Lora Perry
Cathy Adams
Bluefield Industrial Brand
the Bruisers
Freedom Motor Sports
Eimco Arcs
Rasi’s
Murphy Carpet
Whatever
Team #12
Havens
Mountain Toppers
Strokers
the Profilers
Silver Bullets
Jerry Hartwell
Ralph Steele
Walt Tibbs
Johnny Rass
Magnificent
Channel Cats
Trotters
Good Sports
Hit & Miss
Eager Beavers
Jolly
Ups & Downs
Thunderbolts
Jumping Jacks
Bg's
Snowballs
Pin Pals
Goldeneers
Over the Hill
Happy 4
Honey Bears (Inc
Awesome Foursome
Country Boys
Jim's Gang
Cracker Jacks
Sam's Angels
Mike's Aces (Inc
Smokey & the Bears
Twisters
Coasters
Bill Linkous
Margaretta Clark
Vonn Bailey
Conners
Longshots
Looney Tunes
Alley Cats
Pin Shakers
Second Chance (Inc
Killers (Inc
Know Your Roll
Gutter Dusters
Intimidators
Tazmanian Devils
Deuces Wild
We're Smokin’ (Inc
Kathy’s Klowns (Inc
Lucky Four (Inc
Skidmarks
Slim Chance
Really Rotten
Cloverleaf
Backlash
Patches (Inc
Do's & Don't's
Ronnie Amey
Stephanie Miller
D & M Plumbing
Matt
Sweetroll
Lucky Strikers
Terminators
Strictly Business
Wanna Bees
Pin Busters
the Kids
Longshots, Inc
Score, Inc
Roger Owensby
Judy Colbird
Jessica Roebuck
Tammy Martin
Television highlights for October 25 2000
Wednesday October 25 2000 features major league baseball playoffs World Series Game 4 Yankees versus Mets at 8 p m on Fox plus a Lazio versus Shakhtar Donetsk match at 1 p m local time.
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FOX
N.Y
Bowling Standings And High Series Across Leagues
League by league results show Thursday leaders THURSDAY MORNING LADIES with 47-25, Misfits 46-26, and Northfork Tomchins 34-30, Iris Keaton 522 series and 224 game top honors. Additional notes cover MOUNTAINEER LADIES, EAST RIVER LADIES, MONDAY NIGHT LADIES, MOOSE LEAGUE, and MEN divisions with top scorers including Linda Mariotti 612 and Mark Tipton 683 across Bluefield City and related clubs.
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Ladies
Misfits
Leftovers
Tomchins
Northfork (Inc
Gutter Bumpers (Inc
Iris Keaton
Doris Jackson
Libby Brown
Mountaineer Ladies
Scissor’s Palace
Smokin
Mac Attack
Night Riders
First Community Bank
Back Again
Niners (Inc
Mountain State Ice
Blazers
Old Buddies
Gappers 5
Pin Busters
G & D Trucking
Jones Thriftway (Inc
Zoo Crew
Gr.i.ts
Ups & Downs
Bell & Griffith (Inc
Lynns Drive Inn (Inc
Split Decision (Inc
Lucky Hits
Cathy Adams
Wanda White
Ladies Angel Friends
Cook's Packing
Old Biddies
Happy Hookers
Pit Crew
Gutter Gussies
Comeback Girls
Lady Pearls
Girlfriends
Screw Ups
High Hopes
the Graduates
Woodie Mullins
June Jannette
Reba Burkett
Jannette
Alley Oops
Night Owls
Three G's
Strike
Strike Seven
Lane Dusters
Spare Us
Smitty Smith
Joy Sargent
Steve Kitts
T. Himes
Barry Meadows
Eric Meadows
Jerome Tate
Bluefield City Eimco
Young Guns
Sandbaggers
Bluefield Moose
Icemen
Guess Who
Mixed Bag
A Donate Eight
Southside Pharmacy
In the House
Woodtech
Ron's Quicksto
the Bells
Ruth Woodall
Nadine Taylor
Brunswick Bombers
First Timers
Alley-gators
Mix Ups
WKA
Big Mac
Hit & Miss
Blue Flash
Triple A
Baileys
Bummz
Numb Nutz
Splitstones
Blizzards
Double Trouble
Lane Pass
Northfork
Ball Strikers
Procrast
Ruby Vaught
Cathy Turner
Bernice Lucado
Springville Christian
Graham Christian
Mt. Zion
First Church of God Tazewell
Laurel Creek Baptist
Orchid Christian Center
First Baptist Bluewell
Grace Methodist
First Methodist
Mt. Jackson
Bluefield
Church of God
Ebenezer Methodist
Matoaka Methodist
Sacred Heart
Mike Kinser
Debbie Kitts
Mountaineer
Sterling Grocery
Havens
Top Guns
Phoenix
Pocahontas-Rodriguez
Newberry Ford
Juniors Five
Graham Transit
Ten High
Silver Bullets
B & W Auto
Hammer Time
Hollywood
Team
Posse
Acken Sign
Andy Clark
Inc
Brewers, Inc
Roger Owensby
Randy Nicewonder
Jason Conner
Cathleen Shrader
Major League and National League Team Changes and Suspensions
MLB fined Roger Clemens fifty thousand dollars for throwing a shattered bat fragment toward Mets catcher Mike Piazza in Game 2 of the World Series. White Sox GM Ron Schueler resigns to become senior VP and Ken Williams named GM. Pirates sign Adam Hyzdu to a minor league deal. Numerous NBA, NFL, and NHL roster moves and recalls across multiple teams, including Ducks recall Antti-Jussi Niemi, and AHL suspension for Rob Skrlac.
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Baseball
Major League Baseball
MLB
New York Yankees
Roger Clemens
New York Mets
Mike Piazza
Chicago White Sox
Ron Schueler
Ken Williams
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Jose Tavarez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Adam Hyzdu
Altoona Curve
Rob Egan
Robin Wentz
Robert Greene
Kirk Stiffler
Jason Dambach
Matt Pfeil Group
Northern League
NEW Jersey Jackals
Elisabeth Unley
National Hockey League
Anaheim
Mighty Ducks
Antti-Jussi Niemi
Cincinnati
Atlanta Thrashers
Petr Buzek
Adam Burt
Dallas Stars
Blake Sloan
Houston
NEW York Islanders
Jamie Fabos
Jeanne Gallagher
Tampa Bay Lightning
Dieter Kochan
Detroit
American Hockey League
AHL
Albany
Rob Skrlac
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Hamilton Bulldogs
Patrick Cote
Edmonton
NHL
D Joel Theriault
Tallahasse
Tigers beat George Washington 3-1 at East River Complex
Tigers defeated George Washington 3-1 on Tuesday night at East River Soccer Complex. Woodrow Wilson and Princeton were also noted in the page snippet with no clear context.
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Parkersburg
Secondary School Activities Commission
Morgantown
Woodrow Wilson
Cabell Midland
University
Martinsburg
Riverside
Wheeling Park
Keyser
Hurricane
Robert C. Byrd
Princeton
George Washington
Phillip Barbour
Hampshire
John Marshall
South Charleston
Nitro
Point Pleasant
Greenbrier East
Lewis County
Bridgeport
Wayne
Shady Spring
Clay County
Tyler Consolidated
Greenbrier West
Oak Hill
Ritchie County
Independence
Wyoming East
Jaeger
Magnolia
Williamstown
Frankfort
Poca
Sherman
Winfield
Mount View
Webster County
Liberty Raleigh
Wheeling Central
Moorefield
Cameron
Fayetteville
Buffalo
Matewan
Williamson Madonna
Oceana
Parkersburg Cathh
Valley Fayette
Gilbert
Pendleton
East Hardy
Burch
Midland Trail
Tygarts Valley
Valley Wetzel
Van
Wahama
East River
Capital
Huskers and Sooners Lead Early BCS Standings
Nebraska sits atop the initial Bowl Championship Series rankings with 3.61 points as Oklahoma trails. Virginia Tech remains third while Miami and Florida State sit higher in the standings, with key matchups shaping the late season shuffle toward the Dec. 3 final. Nebraska hosts Oklahoma this week in Norman, a result likely to reshape positions.
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Vancouver
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Calgary
Minnesota
Virginia Tech
Miami
Florida St
Phoenix
Florida
Dallas
Clamson
Anaheim
Oregon
San Jose
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas St
Ohio St
Georgia
TCU
Southern Miss
Purdue
Philadelphia
N.Y. Rangers
Detroit
Toronto
New Jersey
Atlanta
Edmonton
Nashville
Colorado
Boston
Associated Press Media
USA Today
ESPN
St. Louis
Chicago
Richard Billingsley
Kenneth Massey
New York Times
David Rothman
Jeff Sagarin
Matthews Scripps-Howard
Hester & Anderson
Seattle Times
Nach Tase
Egagor
Hokies
The
Cornhuskers
Sooners
Norman
Okla
Clemson
Florida State
Huskers
Baylor
Texas Tech
Kansas State
NEW York
Concord College Ladies fall 4 2 at home to Wesleyan
Concord College women fall 4 2 to West Virginia Wesleyan in a home finale. Hannah Ashton scored from midfield to cut the deficit to one with 13 minutes left as Wesleyan benefited from a late freak goal and added five yellow cards and a red card to swing the contest. Concord finishes 11-7 and 5-2 in the West Virginia Conference, likely earning a third seed in the eight team tournament.
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Concord College
West Virginia Wesleyan
Concord
Mountain Lions
Hannah Ashton
Wesleyan
Bobcats
Lions
Lesley Ashford
West Virginia
Athens
Buckhannon
Aires
Yankees-Mets World Series Game Recap At Shea Stadium
Hernandez struck out 11 over six innings matching a postseason high as the Yankees beat the Mets in Game 3 at Shea Stadium. Reed allowed six hits in six with eight strikeouts, including six in the first three innings. Jeter delivered a clutch single to tie the game in the third as the Subway Series moved from the Bronx.
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Mike Bordick
Darryl Hamilton
Hernandez
Yankees
Bob Turley
Mets
Rick Reed
Bronx
Shea Stadium
Queens
Ventura
Derek Jeter
Justice
Zeile
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Oakland
Tennessee
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New York Jets
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San Francisco
New Orleans
Green Bay
New York Giants
Carolina
Arizona
Tampa Bay
National Football League
Guys & Dolls KO Spirits
Family Affair
Amigos
Cavaliers
Elite
Mustangs
Wolfpack
Earl Feathers, Jr
Lynn Hutchinson
Ron Burress
N.Y. Jets
PFPA
N.Y. Giants
Central
Pet
Chicago West
CER
Lazio
FC Shakhtar
Rome
Bledsoe
N.E
Couch
Cle
Brunell
Testaverde
James
Ind
Associated Press
Anderson
Den
George
Ten
Bettis
Pit
Art Comecs
Intuition
Cin
Warner
St.l
Martin
Ny-J
Garcia
S.F
Watters
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L. Smith
Beuerlein
Car
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Oak
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Was
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Attads
Harrison
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Ji. Smith
Jac
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Glenn
Barber
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Biakabutuka
Allen
Chi
Bennett
S.D
Gardocki
Lechler
Owens
S.F. Tupa
Faulk
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K.C
Bruce
Miller
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Brown
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Knorr
Jett
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Stryzinski
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N.O
Mason
Williams
Stith
McGarity
R. Jenkins
Dwight
Marion
Mia
Rossum
G.B
T.B
Sanders
Rush
R. Smith
Vaughn
Mitchell
Tucker
Howard
Milburn
Pat
Lgan Stover
Bal
Vanderjagt
Christie
K. Brown
Mare
del Greco
Hall
Janikowski
Moss
Vinatieri
R. Williams
Hollis
Lac
Gamer
J. Stewart
Derrm Alstott
Beasley
Bowling Freeman
Horn
Wee Rice
S.F. Smith
Dai
Wilkins
Seder
Richey
Art Comeds
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Grbac
Gannon
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Philadelphia N.Y. Islanders
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NBA
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International Basketball Association
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Siouxland Bombers
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Rick Davis
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Michael Mohring
Armon Hatcher
Tigers
Lady Mountain Lions
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