Missouri women’s bowling standings stay steady in third round
Springfield AP states the third round of Missouri women’s bowling tourney finished with Pat Smith of Kansas City still leading singles at 741 while Vickie Bridges of Hannibal stands 737. Class A teams Davis Standard and Webb City Bakery top with 3 045 and 3 004. Doubles and other class standings listed. event continues at two Springfield lanes until Dec 19.
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Kansas City
Vickie Bridges
Hannibal
Davis Standard
St. Louis
Webb City Bakery
Mary Crane
Judith Genovege
Vonnie Probert
Marilyn Stafford
Carthage
Wickle Bridges
Mom and the Girls
Greenfield
Double J Foods
Monroe City
Charlotte Perkins
Carol Arroyo
Virginia Bollinger
Carol Smith
Fredericktown
Connie Felkner
Bonnie Alexander
St. Joseph
Vikings and Raiders Clinch Division Titles in Week's NFL Action
Vikings beat Packers 17-10 to seize the NFC Central crown as Fran Tarkenton threw a late 11-yard TD to Ahmad Rashad. Raiders rout Eagles 26-7 to clinch the AFC West and their ninth division crown in 10 years, while other results keep playoff races tight with Washington, Cleveland, New England, Pittsburgh, and the Rams surging in various divisions.
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Bud Grant
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Green Bay Packers
John Madden
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Philadelphia Eagles
Pasadena
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George Allen
Allen
Redskins
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Fran Tarkenton
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Ahmad Rashad
Raiders
Eagles
Clarence Davis
Mark van Eeghen
Philadelphia
Roman Garbier
Buccaneers
Forrest Gregg
Joe Jones
Tampa Bay
Brian Sipe
Paul Warfield
Falcons
Tom Landry
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San Diego
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Houston
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
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St. Louis
Denver
Wee
Los Angeles
Orleans
Baltimore
Miami
Bowl picture filled with unfamiliar faces and co champions
Unfamiliar faces populate the bowl picture as Kentucky, Wyoming, Brigham Young, and Oklahoma State appear in notable slots. McNeese State, Southland Conference champions, eyes the Independence Bowl in Shreveport on December 14. Williams, Majors, and Claiborne comment as top bowls shape up around Houston, Miami, and Pasadena.
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Kentucky
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Oklahoma State
McNeese State
McNeese State Cowboys
Shreveport
Pitt
Georgia
Maryland
Southern California
Michigan
Houston
Ohio State
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Cornhuskers
Notre Dame
Penn State
UCLA
Alabama
NFL Scores and College Basketball Highlights Traversed
Sunday NFL results feature New England and many AFC and NFC showdowns with Jets, Browns, Falcons, Cowboys, Steelers, and Packers among winners. College basketball top teams and pro scores span Michigan, Kentucky, Duke, and Baylor results, plus NBA and hockey standings and upcoming games.
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New England
Indianapolis
Winnipeg
Houston
Phoenix
Ate
Birmingham
San Diego
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Calgary
Edmonton
Gquatec
Rock Bridge Leads Seedings In Montgomery Co R 2 Tourney
Rock Bridge is seeded first in the Montgomery County R-2 basketball tournament with Hermann second and Moberly third. Opening games set for Nov 29 feature Hermann versus Wellsville and Moberly against Louisiana, then Rock Bridge against New Haven in the first round. Semifinals run Dec 1 and 2 with final and consolation Dec 4.
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Columbia Rock Bridge
Montgomery Co
Hermann
Moberly
R-2
Warrenton
Louisiana
Wellsville-Middletown
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Wellaville
Rock Bridge
Top College Teams Set For Open Week In Basketball
Most of the nation’s top twenty college basketball teams begin play this week as the season opens with a few early games. Michigan leads the AP preseason rankings, followed by Marquette, with many top programs like North Carolina UCLA Indiana and Kentucky scheduled for weekend actions. Some teams including Marquette Louisville Cincinnati and Rutgers delay starts until next week.
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Ken Rappopori
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Western Kentucky
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DePaul
South Dakota
Wisconsin
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Arizona State
San Francisco
Uc-Santa Barbara
Alabama
Purdue
Tennessee
South Florida
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Missouri
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