Women bowlers lead several leagues in high point play
The Tri Signs top the Crazy Queens League at 9-3 with Gold Dusters close behind and Hit & Miss one game back. In Twilight, Goodtimers move into a tie for first at 8-4 as several teams contend. Apple Dumpling Gang breaks tie to lead Go-Getters by one game 10-2. Individual highlights include Wanda Joyner 506 series and 189 high game, Bee Poston 598 series, and Shirley Scheer 562 set. Bi-centennial patch offer for 200 games and HPWBA meeting Sept 29 at the Golden Bee Restaurant.
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Dooley Plans On Win At Ohio State Clash
Dooley and Hayes face a pivotal season test as North Carolina at Ohio State looms. Dooley urges belief in victory while warning against overconfidence, noting Archie Griffin’s emergence and OSU’s multiple threats. Hayes counters potential letdown after consecutive wins.
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Bison Girls Central Rolls Past Page In Five Set Win
Central’s volleyball team remains undefeated at 6-0 after a five game victory over Page with set scores 15-4 12-15 15-1 12-15 15-4. Cynthia Quick Jetanna McLain Ben Brown and Linda Lee earned praise from coach Pat Hester for strong play. Central tennis hosts Smith Monday and both teams host Grimsley Tuesday.
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Furniture City Ladies Golf Tourney Planned
The Furniture City Ladies Golf Association schedules a two day event next week at Oak Hollow and Emerywood. A 9 a.m. shotgun start opens Tuesday with flights on both days as players compete in tiers across both courses.
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Walton Ailing as Toe Break Delays Blazers Camp
Portland star Bill Walton, after adding 30 pounds of muscle, is sidelined with a broken toe just as the Trail Blazers open training camp. Officials caution he may miss the Oct. 12 exhibition vs Boston. Walton fractured his right big toe chasing a sprinkler in LA. he vows to return soon and notes a tougher, smarter season ahead.
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Keydets Open Title Defense Against Davidson in SOC
Virginia Military faces Davidson in conference debut as VMI seeks rebound after two one point losses. Appalachian State travels to Furman after a 41-25 win over East Carolina and 19-17 triumph over Wake Forest, aiming to continue strong start.
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Lamonica Retirement Ends 14 NFL Season Career
Fresno AP reports quarterback Daryle Lamonica, age 35, retires after 14 professional seasons including standout years with the Oakland Raiders and a stint in the World Football League with Southern California. Injury, hernia surgery, and a sour exit with the VFL contributed to his decision, lamonica stating he is finished with football. The article also notes Lamonica’s high school and Notre Dame roots and a field named after him in Clovis.
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Merger May Force Team Transfers Over Player Rights
The ABA warned it would vigorously fight a court case over the league’s control of basketball players as part of a merger. If the court sides with the ABA, NBA might be forced to consider the two teams only with players assigned to the league.
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