Four Rollers sweep standings in weekly bowling league
In the WA High Point Enterprise November 15 1995 bowling round up the Four Rollers dominate with high game and set marks 900-2499 to lead the league at 29 7. Mary Flynn tops with 2213 and 541 series while Jim Price 220 and Pat Gibson 618 are notable among the men. Multiple teams and players including Crazy Queens Twilight League Breakfast Club and Go-Getters post strong scores with high games up to 261 and high series near 2358.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Yankees
Piedmont
Seeu Ge
D.j.’S
Mary Flynn
Boyd Griffin
Pat Gibson
Spirits of ’76
Shackleford's Grocery
Peppi’s
Royal Development
Dee Poston
Joyce Poston
Carolyn Moose
Jean Martin
Margie Valleix
Suc
Margaret Davis
Orphans
Brookdale, Inc
Foxy Ladies
Apple Dumpling Gang
Happy Rollers
Joyce Skeen
Ann Clayton
Peggy Whitt
Donna Benfield
Barbara Benfield
Ruby Black
Leslie Havener
Dean Bryson
Kathy Murray
Debby Wood
Phyllis Martin
Nadine Rowland
Kit Jackson
Polly Cople
Helen Adams
Orthel Johnson
Opal Witcher
Drema Hilton
Hillighters
Hi-Lo
Underwood
Nothings
Lorene Ingram
Jo Garrison
Mary Carter
Jean Phillips
Belle Wadsley
Mary Price
Dianne Stephens
Lorene Ingrata
Bonnie Thotagaon
Vola Stutts
Pro Grid Standings Show Kansas City, Pittsburgh Clash
Pro grid standings list matchups across the league with Kansas City meeting Pittsburgh in Kansas City as New York Jets travel to Baltimore and Miami visit Houston. Minnesota visits New Orleans while Cleveland sees Oakland and Washington plays St Louis. Denver heads to San Diego and Chicago to San Francisco on Monday November 17 with Buffalo at Cincinnati.
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Kansas City
Pittsburgh
New York Jets
Baltimore
Miami
Houston
Minnesota
New Orleans
Cleveland
Oakland
Washington
St. Louis
Denver
San Diego
Chicago
San Francisco
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Associated Press
National Football League
W. L. T. Pet. Pfpa Wash
S.louis
Dallas
Mgnts
Phil
G.bay
S. Fr
N. Ori
Atl
L. T. Pts
Buff
N. Eng
NY Jets
Pitt
Cinn
Cleve
K.city
Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Green Bay
Detroit
New England
Philadelphia
New York
Giasa
Campbell
Philphia
NY Island
St.Louis
Vanevr
Montreal
L.angeles
Pitts
Toronto
Boston
Calif
California
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
Vancouver
Gators
Quebec
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Calgary
Nengland
Indapolis Agent
Phoenix
s.Diego
Miarai
Angeles
San Iego
Chiefs
Bills
Dolphins
Oilers
Steelers
Bengals
Vikings
Rams
49Ers
Raiders
Chargers
Broncos
N.orleans
Detroit Milwaukee
G.state
Las Phoenix
Portland
Seattle
Milwaukee
Golden State
Sanday
Virginia
San Ant
Indiana
Utah
Kentucky
San Antonio
Suffolk Downs Wins 200 Racing Days in 1976 Schedule
The Massachusetts State Racing Commission approved two thoroughbred meets totaling 200 days at Suffolk Downs in 1976. The schedule runs Jan 1 to July 5 and Sept 20 to Dec 19, with no racing on Tuesdays and Thursdays except Jan 1 and Nov 11.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts State Racing Commission
Kilmer Out Of Business For Redskin-Card Battle
The Cardinals visit the Redskins in a first place NFC East showdown with Kilmer sidelined by a shoulder injury. Randy Johnson leads Washington in Kilmer’s stead as coach George Allen aims to clinch a tie-breaking edge in a weekend slate of NFL games.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Cards
Don Coryell
Washington
Redskins
Billy Kilmer
New York
Kilmer
Giants
Randy Johnson
Coryell
Johnson
George Allen
Back To Salt Mines For Russian Boxers
New York reports Jimmy Clark, a 20 year old from Coatesville Pennsylvania, scored a third round technical knockout over Igor Vysotsky the top ranked heavyweight amateur, as the US team defeated the Soviet boxers 6 4 in a Madison Square Garden heavyweight card. Gerald Cooney also won in the opener, boosting the American tally to five wins against the Soviet five losses after ten bouts.
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New York
Jimmy
Clark
Golden Gloves
Coatesville
Igor Vysotsky
U.S
Madison Square Garden
Vysotsky
Soviet Union
Gerald Cooney
Nikolai Aksyonov
Cooney
Huntington
N.Y
Long Island
Gerry
Charlotte To Get Farm Club
AP report states a Southern League baseball team will move to Griffith Park in Charlotte next summer. Promoter Jim Crockett Jr will announce Monday night if the team is an Oakland or Baltimore farm club. Crockett met four hours with A's officials led by Syd Thrift. Also in Cincinnati, Gordie Howe will be honored before the Houston Aeros vs Cincinnati Stingers WHL game.
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Charlotte
Jim Crockett Jr
Crockett
Griffith Park
Oakland
Baltimore
Minnesota Twins
Oakland A
Syd Thrift
A’s
Zink wins senior title at South Atlantic Regional skating
Tim Zink of Charleston West Virginia captured the senior men title at the South Atlantic Regional Championships of the U S Figure Skating Association in Marietta Georgia. Reggie Stanley of Philadelphia won the junior men title. Karen Mankowich of Wilmington Delaware and Douglas Mankowich of Boston won the silver dance trophy.
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Marietta, Ga
Tim Zink
Charleston
W. Va
U.S. Figure Skating Association
Zink
Reggie Stanley
Philadelphia
Karen Mankowich
Wilmington
Del
Douglas Mankowich
Boston
Five SC Teams Aiming For Winning Records
Five Southern Conference football teams entered a six game weekend with a chance to post five winning overall records, a feat not seen since 1990. Appalachian State and South Carolina, with Richmond, The Citadel, and Furman among hopefuls, faced crucial matchups while Villanova, VMI, Davidson, and William and Mary sought late-season wins or losses shaping league standings as the conference risks shrinking to seven members next year.
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Associated Press
Southern
Appalachian State
Mountaineers
Carolina
Pirates
Richmond
Spiders
Citadel
Bulldogs
Farman
Paladins
Virginia Military
Davidson
Wildcats
William and Mary's
Indians
Furman
Wofford
Tennessee-Chattanooga
West Virginia
William and Mary
VMI
Virginia Tech
Colgate
Lafayette
East Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Flames Coach Prefers Boston Clash After Capitals Win
Atlanta coach Fred Creighton looks to a pivotal meeting with the Boston Bruins in the Omni tonight after a 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals. The Flames have won two straight and seek a three game stretch to boost their limited season hopes as standings tighten.
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Sandover
Atlanta
Fred Creighton
Flames
Boston Bruins
Omni
Creighton
Washington Capitals
Capitals
Kansas City Scouts
Toronto
California
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WA High Point Enterprise
Marge Mears
Jim Price
Bob Jarrell
Bud Messer
Ray Mills
Ray Isom
Dennis Carroll
Butch McDaniel
Horace Curtis
Brenda Young
Kathy Griffin
Crazy Queens
Ellen Davis
Wanda Joyner
Buster Pins
Doris Boles
Vicki Myers
Gold Dusters
Ding-A-Longs
Boone
Susie Dixon
Jean Routh
Elinor Dawkins
Joyce Sheen
Dixie Dorsett
Mildred Jordan
Dot Harris
Thelma Smith
Carrie Lewallen
Becky Butler
Betsy Gibson
Sandi Blake
Patty Caudle
Alley Kittens
Cindy Morris
Jenny Terry
Jaye Wentz
Juanita Myers
Honey Buns
Millie Henderson
Helen Underwood
Dot McCollem
Betty Morrison
Treva McCormack
Brenda Grose
Shirley Scheer
The
Spinners
Junie Evans
Grace Allison
Maud DeKraker
Shirley
Routh/Johnson
Beeson/Wall
P.C
Evil Kneves
Ed West
Doug Mears
Hub Ferguson
Curtis Routh
Reece Johnson
James Caudle
Rheumell Prangley
Rheumell
Ann
Pro Hockey
Suffolk
Redskin
United States
Woody Clark
Lee
Aleksandr Nikulin
Leon Spinks
Camp le- June
USMC
N.C
Rufyat Riskiev
Anatoly Klimanov
Johnny Davis
Freeport
George Chaplin
Serge Plisov
Bobby Jordan
Norfolk
Howe
World Hockey Association
Nelson Pyatt
Hilliard Graves
Bill Plett
Dave Kryskow
Plett
Flett
Maple Leafs
Leafs
Ine Stoughton
Lanny McDonald
Stoughton
Jate
Bobby Hull
Peter Sullivan
Toros
Roadrunners
Mario Vien
Jeff Jacques
Frank Mahovich
Garry LaRivierre
Lauri Mononen
Jcpenney
Westchester Mall
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