Bowling Leaders and Standings from Local League Play
The Movers lead with 27 13, Bailey's Flower Shop and The Sands tied second at 26 14, Do-Better's high game 701. Harb's Garage 27 9 leads, followed by Bartletts 24 12, Team No 6 22 14. Highs include June Kennedy 200 game and Wanda Joyner 522 series. Multiple leagues show 200s, 500s, 600s, and 800s team marks with numerous splits converted and high averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey’s Flower Shop
Sands
James Caudle
Ann Clayton
Curtis Routh
Kathy Murray
Ray Mills
Lindsay Spaugh
Ray Allen
Rheamell Prangtey
Earl Phillips
Bob Lee
Mary Flynn
Butch Slate
Mary Price
Sam Ache
Jim Murray
Bill Hagar
Hazel Dipper
Harb’s Garage
Bartletts
June Kennedy
Wanda Joyner
Mim. Wood
Barbara Hite
Jeanette Boyd
Brookdale
Denise Kimmons
Mim Wood
Pat Trotter
Dee Poston
Lowana Ferguson
Peggy Whitt
Kit Jackson
Betty Flynn
Pat Lohr
Yvonne Crase
Ann Cothran
Carolyn Bryant
Pat Boykin
Ellen Davis
Disco Ladies
Supreme of T
Donna Rush
Sherril Mabe
Pat Hinshaw
Barbara Mullins
Lorene Ingram
Jean Phillips
Sarah Ellis
Jenny Hagar
Norma Parham
Donna Lawrence
Carol Ferguson
Edna Burton
W.e.l.m.&n
Lucky Five
June
Maude Dekraker
Jim Floyd
June Elvana
Bob Bailey
Neil McPherson
Anna Wilson
Ruby Black
Ruby BlackAnna Wilson
Bill
Raiders
Robbie
Stars & Strikes
Ruby
Rascals
Marsha Haney
Barbara Poindexter
James Baker
James
Bill Black
Randy Hedrick
Richard Burns
Bruce Haney
Harland Campbell
Dottie McLain
A.c.’S
Billy Hucks
Carolyn Hucks
Ed Wall
Jackie Johnson
Marlene Barnes
Pete Thompson
Carolyn Stout
David Bowick
Wayne Williams
Jeanette Frady
Cecil Branson
Evelyn Phillips
Raymond Isom
Violet McKinney
Frank Welker
Charles Andrews
Perry Warner
David Jackson
Nancy Jackson
Jerome Dixon
Bowling Roundup with Team Standings and High Scores
Multiple bowling leagues report standings, high games and series, splits converted, and top players. The Four Aces lead one group 27 13, Oak Ridge Gang top in another 27 5, High Raflers second, High Rollers top team in others, with high games 234 241, and high series 615 869 across several names and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Gang
Fearless
The
Outlaws
Salt & Pepper
Terry Albright
Vi McKinney
Don Sharpe
Larry Beck
Bill Hale
Jim Maness
Vi McKenney
Jim White
Leonard Hill
Doris Wilkins
Mike Reardon
Packers Sign Cowling. Dickey to Injured Reserve
NFL team moves include Packers signing Brian Cowling at quarterback while Lynn Dickey lands on injured reserve. Eagles add kickers Horst Mummany and Ove Johansson as replacements. Multiple NBA, hockey, soccer, baseball, and college notes follow with waivers, trades, recalls, and resignations across several teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Brian Cowling
Lynn Dickey
Philadelphia Eagles
Walved Horst Mummany
Ove Johansson
ACC to add games to offset championship loss
A participant said the ACC may schedule extra games to fill gaps after losing the conference championship game televised by ABC. He noted some stations cross state lines anyway and FIRST may help compensate ACC stations for the national broadcast loss.
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ACC
ABC
McGee and Metcalf praise season turnaround after big win
McGee says the rest of the season looks good after beating Dallas for the first time since his arrival. Landry notes St. Louis was hungrier and adds the Cardinals faced an unbeaten team in a strong performance. He contrasts coach McGee with the idea of a football factory, highlighting the team’s degree progress among seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Dallas
Landry
St. Louis
Cardinals
National Football League
McGee
NBA Standings and Tuesday Schedule
NBA standings recap notes no games Monday. Tuesday features Carnes Indiana at Buffalo Nes Orleans at New York Milwaukee at New Jersey Seattle at Philadelphia Buffalo at Houston Portland at Indiana.
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Indiana
Buffalo
Pro Football Veterans Defend Violent Roots in Bahamas
Two former NFL stars, Ben Davidson and Deacon Jones, in the Bahamas for a Superstars segment criticize anti violence rules and Rozelle. They contend football remains a violent contact sport and blame rule changes for dulling the game. Davidson notes his distance from attending games while Jones warns penalties risk eroding the sport.
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Bahamas
Pete Rozelle
Davidson
Jones
Bahamas Princess Hotel
ABC
Rozelle
Jones Davidson
Pro Hockey Standings and Weekly Schedule Summary
Pro Hockey standings show W L T and goals for versus against for teams. Tuesday games include Chicago at New York Islanders and Washington at St Louis with Cleveland at Vancouver. Wednesday schedules feature Chicago at New York Rangers, St Louis at Detroit, Buffalo at Atlanta, Washington at Toronto, Pittsburgh at Minnesota, Montreal at Colorado, Cleveland at Los Angeles. Works Hockey Association lists multiple matchups and upcoming games for Tuesday and Wednesday including New England at Indianapolis and Winnipeg at Quebec with Birmingham at Winnipeg and Cincinnati at Edmonton on Wednesday.
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Chicago
New York
Ilanders
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Vancouver
York Rangers
St Louis
Detroit
Buffalo
Toronto
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Montreal
Colorado
Los Angeles
Works Hockey Association
Inc
Toesizy
New England
Intanapolis
Winnipeg
Quebec
Wednexigy
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Edmonton
Carlen Weighs Readiness Ahead of Clemson Clash
South Carolina coach Jim Carlen says he won’t fear player readiness but worries about teams peaking too early before the Clemson game. He praises Clemson players Steve Fuller and Jerry Butler as dangerous, credits Charley Pell for building a talented squad, and notes ABC will air a regional telecast with kickoff moved to 4 10 p.m.
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Associated Press
Jim Carlen
University of South Carolina
Gamecocks
Clemson
Carlen
Tiger
Steve Fuller
Jerry Butler
Charley Pell
ABC Television Network
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Shirley Reaves
High Point
Clasale
Piedmont
Jim Price
Butch McDaniel
Jim Barneycastle
Larry Williamson
Crazy
Twilight
Brunswick
Breakfast Club
Alley Kittens
Lucky Four
Glory Grabbers
Pin Busters
Vera Simpson
Mary Mitchell
Pat Roberts
Bronn Gill
Freddie Tucker
June Evans
Amanda Banegas
Ann Cothrane
Keglers
NECC
Slo- Rollers
Amos Hosiery
Slo-Rollers
Lola Leach
Debbie Settlemyre
JoAnne Emerson
Ben Caudle
Jean
Guys & Dolls
Sandbaggers
Carolina Charmers
Sparemasters
Rebels
Strangers
Larry Yafchak
Lewis
Nelson
Allen Underwood
Robert Howard
Larry Yarchak
Lewis Nelson
Tyke Tucker
Jerry Dennis
Bob McGahey
Karen Poindexter
Tommy Phillips
Susie Beeson
Monty Ward
Gerry Alcon
Four Aces
Clippers
Marty Boyd
Linda Myers
Carolyn Holobaugh
Goodtimers
High Raflers
J.L. Rothrock
High Rollers
Eve Phillips
Linda Persenger
Jean Fuller
Jackie Potts
Edna Bowman
Frances Lambeth
Sports Transactions
Basketball National Basketball Association
Atlanta Hawks
Tony Robertson
Claude Terry
Guerd
Ist
Ieeeene Braves
Larry Maenee
BULLS5
Glen Hansen
Medeveland Cavaliers
Terry Furlow
Denver Nuggets
Jacky Dorsey
Detroit Pistons
Wayman Britt
Ward
al Eberhard
Goosen “State Warriors
Larcy Racneill
Houston Rockets
NEW York Knicks
Tom McMillen
Atlanta
Ike Orneaee
Walved
Mike Dantes
James Silas
Hockey
National Hockey League
NEW York Rangers
Nick Fatlu
New Haven
Greg Holst
World Hockey Association
Cincinnati Stingers
Serge Beaudoin
Birmingham Bulls
Floyd Lahsche
Hamelon
FT. Lauderdale Strikers
Krikor Yepremian
Baseball
American League
NEW York Yankees
al Rosen
National League
Cincinnati Reds
Mario Soto
Dan Daxroulin
Northwestern University
John Pont
NBA
Wwobo
York
Anton
Midwest
Ad i
Los
Seattle
Will Grimsley
Freeport
Big Ben
Deacon
Ben Davidson
Oakland Raiders
Deacon Jones
Los Angeles Rams
Oakland
Ken Stabler
the Deacon
J.W. Dant Distillers Co
W.Y., WY
Enterprise
Flor
Pro Hockey
Prem
National Hockey League Wales
Norris Divisio
SBI
Campbell
Patrick
Atha
NY Ang
Sengthe
PS Vanor
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