Mountaineer Lanes Bowling Scores And Standings
A dense results page lists Thursday morning ladies leagues with teams such as Tomchins at Northfork and Three's A Crowd, top series by Janet Weiss and Judy Woody, high games by Weiss Robertson and Dan Billen, plus standings across Bluefield and surrounding leagues for Monday through Wednesday, including Merchant and Church leagues, with high totals and individual names. The text also notes several team records, high series and high games across multiple divisions such as Senior, Merchants, and Men's leagues, reflecting a full weekly bowling schedule.
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Winston Leaders By The Associated Press Through Oct 27
Tony Stewart leads the standings with 4 428 points followed by Mark Martin 4 282 Jimmie Johnson 4 278 Ryan Newman 4 225 and Rusty Wallace 4 201 through October 27 according to AP totals.
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Tony Stewart
Mark Martin
Jimmie Johnson
Ryan Newman
Rusty Wallace
Ward Burton
Jeff Gordon
Dale Earnhardt, Jr
Ricky Rudd
Sterling Marlin
Dale Jarrett
Bobby Labonte
Bill Elliott
Matt Kenseth
Kevin Harvick
Jeff Burton
Kurt Busch
Elliott Sadier
Terry Labonte
Robby Gordon
John
NFL glance Monday Miami at Green Bay game preview
A Monday night NFL glance highlights Miami traveling to Green Bay for a prime time matchup set for 9 p.m. local time. The game features two teams aiming to rebound after recent losses with key players listed for potential impact.
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Green Bay
Television highlights for October 29, 2002 sports schedule
On Tuesday October 29 2002 TNT airs Philadelphia at Orlando at 8 p.m. and San Antonio at the Los Angeles Lakers at 10 30 p.m. ESPN2 presents San Jose at Detroit in hockey while Juventus FC faces Feyenoord in a UEFA Champions League group stage match in Turin Italy at 2 30 p.m. local time.
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Understanding BCS Standings and Rankings Components
The article outlines BCS standings methods including AP and coaches poll averages, computer rankings from six of seven sources with the lowest discarded, schedule-strength components, loss counts, and quality win points. It lists various names and earnings figures for drivers, emphasizing the calculation rules and probation implications.
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USA Today
Anderson & Hester
Richard Billingsley
Colley Matrix
Kenneth Massey
New York Times
Jeff Sagarin
Peter Wolfe
BCS
Lambert Meadowlands Awards Poll Top Northeast Teams
Voting results list Division I-A records through October 26 with first place votes in parentheses and a 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 scoring system. Miami leads with 7 0 100 points, Virginia Tech and others follow with 10 2 and 8 0 89 respectively.
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Northeast
Indianapolis Colts Versus Washington Stats Recap
Individual rushing totals list Indianapolis James 14 carries for 33 yards Williams 3 for 21 Harrison 1 for 1 Manning 1 for 1. Washington rushing Davis 16 for 80 Watson 15 for 67 Matthews 3 for 10 Betts 2 for 5 Thompson 1 for 3. Manning of Indianapolis completed 21 of 32 for 214 yards while Matthews of Washington went 17 of 35 for 210. Harrison led Indianapolis receivers with 6 for 77, James 5 for 14, Ismail 3 for 30 and Pollard 2 for 38. Doering 1 for 33, Stephens 1 for 13, Cartwright 1 for 5, Matthews 1 for minus 13. No missed field goals.
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PGA Tour Stats Summary From Associated Press
Key rankings show Tiger Woods leading driving distance and greens in regulation in the latest stats, with Ernie Els and Nick Price high in scoring averages. Notable names include Phil Mickelson, Vijay Singh, David Toms, Sergio Garcia, and Charles Howell III across various categories.
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Tiger Woods
Ernie Els
Nick Price
Vijay Singh
Phil Mickelson
Retief Goosen
David Toms
Justin Leonard
Sergio Garcia
Peter Lonard
John Daly
Mike Heinen
Boo Weekley
Mathew Goggin
Dennis Paulson
Charlies Howell
Scott Verplank
Jim Furyk
Heath Slocum
Fulton Allem
Olin Browne
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Fred Funk
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Postseason Baseball Glance and League Championship Series
A compact postseason update lists top players by birdie and hole averages, eagles, and save percentages. It also shows All Around rankings and then details MLB style league championship results: San Francisco and St Louis in both leagues with game scores across multiple games.
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Baseball and NBA moves from major leagues and colleges
DH Frank Thomas will exercise his right to become a conditional free agent. Randy Winn acquired by Seattle from Tampa Bay with Perez and Lou Piniella signing as manager. Piniella named in Tampa Bay four year deal. Jim Tgettis named coach in Northern League. NBA moves include Bulls exercising options on Crawford Fizer Bagaric and injuries listed. Cavs place Wagner Mihm option. Mavs place Jones Abdul-Wahad Harrington on IL. Pacers waive Miller and place Croshere Miller on IL. Nets waive Marshall. Knicks list McDyess Sprewell Postel on IL. 76ers waive Polynice. Spurs list Bateer on IL. Falcons release Jackson. Blue Jackets assign Nedorost to Syracuse. Wings recall Roest. Butler names DeBrosse director of sports marketing. Marietta notes Gene Epley retirement. NYU names Kalane associate athletic director. Pfeiffer resigns Fritz and Gebhard. Temple signs Dawn Staley to five year extension.
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Randy Winn
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Basketball National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Jamal Crawford
Marcus Fizer
Dalibor Bagaric
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Roger Mason
Rick Brunson
Cleveland Cavaliers
Dajuan Wagner
Chris Mihm
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Popeye Jones
Tariq Abdul-Wahad
Adam Harrington
Indiana Pacers
Oliver Miller
Austin Croshere
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MIAMI
Luke Becker
Alonzo Mourning
Ken Johnson
Sean Lampley
Minnesota Timberwolves
Randy Livingson
Terrell Brandon
Felipe Lopez
Joe Smith
NEW Jersey Nets
Donny Marshall
Anthony Johnson
Jamie Feick
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Antonio McDyess
Latrell Sprewell
G Laver Postel
Philadelphia 76Ers
Olden
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Laursen earns West Virginia Conference Player of the Week
Princeton Concord College junior Annette Laursen was named WVIAC Women soccer Player of the Week for October 21 to 27. The Danish forward had four goals and two assists in a 7-1 win over Shepherd and carries 49 points on 21 goals and seven assists this season. The Mountain Lions sit 5-0 in WVIAC play and face West Virginia Wesleyan and Wheeling Jesuit next.
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Marlin's return denied from fractured neck injury
Sterling Marlin's bid to return from a fractured neck vertebra was rejected by doctors. He will not race the No. 40 Dodge until next season after missing four races since the Kansas Speedway wreck. He had hoped to race on November 10 in Phoenix and finish the year with two events.
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Twin Valley tops Richlands in district showdown
Baldwin and Nickles each scored 14 for Twin Valley, Street 13 with 20 rebounds, as Richlands was held to poor late shooting. Ray posted 14 points and 14 rebounds for Richlands, while Bales keyed a fourth‑quarter run. Twin Valley JV won 50-21. next, Twin Valley visits Honaker for a key Black Diamond contest.
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Hood shines as a freshman back fuels Concord win
In his first college season Hood, a Class 4A standout, has become a key scorer for Concord. He rushed 427 yards on 112 carries and 194 yards on 24 receptions, accounting for 59 percent of the team’s rushing offense across eight games after overcoming toe surgery. He shares the backfield with Terris Baldwin, who adds 48 yards on 12 carries as Coach Pottmeyer emphasizes shared carries for the remainder of the season.
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Bonds Sees Hall Bound Bat, Rodriguez Makes Young Series History
In a tense finish, Bonds trails Rodriguez who at 21 or younger became the youngest pitcher to win a World Series game as Angels shut Lofton and hold off the Cubs. Bonds, at 38, holds the home run title and MVP trophies but questions linger about another chance. He vows spring training will renew the chase.
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Bonds
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