City Bowling Hi Scores Record Summary
City bowling results list top performances across genders and ages. Jim Porter dominates with high game and series, while Diane Jeffress and Rose Riley lead women. youth and OMEN divisions show John Hardman and Amy Farber posting top figures, with team totals led by Joma Girls and Beer Drinkers Special.
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Ernie Steinbach
Mike Beerbower
Gary Asher
Bill Jeffress
Hiseries
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Steinbach
David Currant
Travis Matthias
Tle
Bm’s
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Diane Jeffress
Rose Riley
Jeannie Porter
Helen Davatz
Riley
Linda Taylor
Bertha Payne
Joma Girls
Imperfections
Alley Cats
Sundevils
Steve Dinneen
Brian McClendon
Jacs
Wimbledon First Round Upset and Close Matches Highlight Day
All England Championships coverage lists men’s singles results with seeds and players from around the world. Notable names include McEnroe Connors Gerulaitis Smith Gottfried Wilander and Lutz along with several international opponents across France Britain Italy South Africa and Australia.
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Wimbledon
England
John McEnroe
New York
van Winitsky
Lauderhill
Fla
Jimmy Connors
Miami Beach
Mike Myburg
South Africa
David Carter
Australia
Jerome Potier
France
Vitas Gerulaitis
Kings Point
N.Y
Brent Pirow
Sashi Menon
India
Pavel Slozi
Czechoslovakia
Colin Dowdeswell
Britain
Georges Goven
Andy Andrews
Raleigh
N.C
Charlie Fancutt
Chris Johnstone
David Schneider
Israel
Fritz Buehning
Short Hills
N.J
Mike Estep
Waco
Texas
Ramesh Krishnan
Andrew Jarrett
Bob Lutz
Stowe
Yannick Noah
Bernard Boileau
Belgium
Vince van Patten
Snowmass
Colo
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Heinz Gunthardt
Switzerland
Peter Rennert
Los Angeles
Derek Tarr
Jonathan Smith
Juan Avendano
Spain
Claudio Panatta
Italy
Rick Pagel
Miami
Eddie Edwards
Greg Whitecross
Sandy Mayer
Atherton
Calif
Haroon Ismail
Zimbabwe
Kevin Curren
John Feaver
Nick Saviano
Plantation
Angel Gimenez
Steve Denton
Driscoll
John Sadii
Charlotte
Russell Simpson
New Zealand
John Lloyd
Roscoe Tanner
Kiawah Island
S.C
Henri Leconte
Cassio Motta
Brazil
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Tim Mayotte
Springfield
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Seabrook Island
Bruce Devlin
Danie Visser
Johan Kriek
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Mike Fancutt
Baseball line score summary from multiple games and leagues
Baseball line scores from major and minor leagues across many games. Includes Pittsburgh, Montreal, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Atlanta, Houston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Baltimore, Detroit, New York, Milwaukee, Minnesota, Toronto, Seattle, Texas, California, and American Association results with pitchers, wins, losses, and home runs. Also notes 1982 World Cup first-round group games and an organizational meeting for a fast pitch softball league.
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Aaron Ty Cobb
Padres
Astros
Terry Kennedy
San Diego
Houston
Eric Shaw
Padre
Reds
Dodgers
Eddie Milner
Cincinnati
Mario Soto
Braves
Giants
Chris Chambliss
Atlanta
San Francisco
Rick Camp
Minton
Expos
Mets
Gary Carter
Montreal
New York
Charlie Lea
Erickson
Milwaukee
Vuckovich
Minnesota
Viola
Chicago
Trout
Texas
Honeycutt
California
Kison
Kansas City
Black
Oakland
Keough
Toronto
Garvin
Seattle
Nelson
Detroit
Boston
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
St.Louis
Palmer
Swan
Martz
Candelaria
Lollar
Leibrandt
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Cleveland New York
ABA
Wilcox
Torrez
Stewart
Sorensen
Madrid
France
Kuwait
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Algeria
Oviedo
Northern Ireland
Honduras
Zaragoza
Philadelphia Phillies
Pete Rose
Henry Aaron
St. Louis Cardinals
Dave LaPoint
Rose
Jerry Reuss
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Clancy
Toronto Blue Jays
Reuss
San Diego Padres
Cincinnati Reds
Wimbledon Opens With McEnroe Win And Smith Upset
Wimbledon sparks a trio of upsets as McEnroe clears Van Winitsky 6-2 6-2 6-1 to defend his title while Stan Smith, 35, defeats Andres Gomez 6-4 6-3 5-7 7-6 in his return. Connors, Wilander and Gottfried win, Noah withdraws with a strained thigh.
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John McEnroe
Stan Smith
McEnroe
van Winitsky
Smith
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Jimmy Connors
Mike Myburg
South Africa
Mats Wilander
Heinz Gunthardt
Switzerland
Brian Gottfried
Gilles Moretton
France
Yannick Noah
San Francisco
California Supreme Court
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Oakland Raiders
NFL
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al Davis
California
Supreme Court
Raiders
Minneapolis
Lionel Wilson
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Chicago
George Allen
All-Star voting boosts Key AL leaders and positions
Baseball leaders show Harrah Cleveland batting .380 and McRae KC with 59 RBIs while Henderson Oakland leads runs with 61 and 66 stolen bases. New York tabulates starting positions including Carew Yastrzemski Brett and Dent with top votes. All-Star Game set for July 13 at Montreal Olympic Stadium.
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District tourney entries due by Friday afternoon
Deadline for entering the men's district slow pitch tournament is Friday. All fees and notarized rosters must be turned in at the Community Building by 5 p.m. The district tournament runs July 5 to 11 at several city parks with top four advancing to Horton substate July 24-25 and fifth to eighth to Class A substate here July 16-18.
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Tri-District standings show mixed records across divisions
East division lists KC at 14-5 with 1997 marks, Topeka 11-9, Ottawa 15-5, Lawrence 9-5, Leavenworth 7-10, and Topeka 2-12. West division notes Emporia 15-5, Manhattan 16-10, Topeka 7-7, 8-8, and 5-9 records, reflecting uneven performance among teams.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Emporia
Manhattan
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