Wilton Beavers endure tough season with few wins
Wilton Beavers finish 3-15 under coach Darrel Bunge with no veterans. Ron Baker left basketball for wrestling, two transfers helped, and reserves showed progress. The team opened with seven losses, edged West Liberty 64-62, then dropped key close games to Durant and Pleasant Valley. L-M and West Branch defeated Wilton in season finale and tourney, ending year at 3-15 with Townsend among the players mentioned.
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Wilton
Wilton Beavers
Darrel Bunge
Walton
Ron Baker
Bunge
Beavers
Pleasant Valley
West Liberty
Durant
West Branch
L-M
Charles Townsend
High school bowling standings and top scorers
The report lists team and individual leaders across high school bowling events. Key figures include Darlene Pepper and Joyce Hatfield in women’s events, Bill Payne and Mike Hall in men’s events, with top teams VPW McCrackens and Payne's Cabinet posting high game and series scores.
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King & Queens
McCracken
Darlene Pepper
Joyce Hatfield
Bill Payne
Mike Hall
VPW
McCrackens
Payne
Boxscores Spotlight Top Individuals and Teams
In the AA boxscores, Carrol Walter and Charlie Terrill posted top individual scores with 221 and 218. Dick Bartenhagen led the series with 608, followed by Randy Wheeler at 589. Bandag 9A topped the high team game with 2640 series 2597, while Lees Snack Bar led the high team game line with 1051 1032 and Thermo Bas 86, series Lees 3000 Hahn Bros 2768.
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Men’s High
Carrol Walter
Charlie Terrill
Dick Bartenhagen
Randy Wheeler
Lee
Hahn Bros
Thermogas
Lee’s
Moose No
UN Hon Industries
Hawk Motors
Wareco
Sandy's
Lanfier Plastering
Doug Howell
Gary Elliott
Tim Panther
Jim Hants
Bud Truitt
Fim Panther
Beavers fall in scoring chase ends season with losses
Final record 3-15 notes top scorers with 277 points by a 5-11 senior guard. Tom Honts 205 points and Steve Reagan 170 follow, while Fred Grinder topped 400? no, 162. Journal totals from school correspondents recap a sparse scoring year and late surge.
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Tom Honts
Muscatine
Steve Reagan
Ohio
Fred Grinder
The
Journal
Northeast
Mid-Prairie
Mt. Vernon
Durant ST
Solon
U High
Pleasant Valley
Women's high individual and team scores noted in meet
Women's high individual game D Rauschenberger 195 and D Dutro 187. Series E Hants 505 and C Griffin 44. Men's high individual game E Chapman 213 and B Capshaw 201. Series B Kincaid 54 and B Griffin 527. High team game Morgan 765, Easy Wash 761 and 255. Kent Feeds 2156.
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Rauschenberger
D. Dutro
E. Hants
C. Griffin
Chapman
B. Capshaw
B. Kincaid
B. Griffin
Morgan
Kent
Kentucky State Faces Eau Claire In NAIA Final Showdown
Kentucky State and Eau Claire meet for the NAIA tourney title after balanced early action. Travis Grant led Kentucky State with 33 points in a second half surge as the Thorobreds seek a third straight crown while Eau Claire eyes redemption and a high-spirited upset bid. Grant ranks as the tournament’s top scorer with a career total of 4,006.
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Balanced Eau Claire
Kansas City
Eau Claire
Wis
State
Kentucky State
Thorobreds
Tennessee State
Travis Grant
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Grant
al Tucker
Oklahoma Baptist
Blugolds
Lucius Mitchell
Giant
Hockey Scores East and West Divisions Show Tight Standings
In the East, Boston leads with 30 points and New York trails at 46 points, followed by Montreal 43 and Toronto 30. Detroit and Buffalo also compete with varied win totals. In the West, Chicago sits at 42 points, Minnesota 10, St. Louis 25, California 21, Philadelphia 23, Pittsburgh 23, Los Angeles 16, with weekend games including New York at Philadelphia and Minnesota at Montreal.
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R. Kennedy
Fg-At
Ft-At
Baldwin
Greenwood
Enright
Kiley Ti
Bergman
Fitz
Heath
Denver Oo
Dav. West
Belzung
Saladino
Becker
Vaughn
Cehai
Wildman
Mason City
Hills Fairall
Nettifee
Mogan Trucking
Pappas
G.&p. Stein
Eester
Bosch Post Control
Red Jacket
Mr. Strathman
Kent Feedley
Peterson
Hon-Industries
Marshalltown
Marion City
Calvin Harms
Sumner
Maynard Henderson
Cedar Falls
Boston
New York
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Buffalo
Vancvr. 1846
Chicago
Minn. Ho
St. Louis
Calif
Phila
Pitts
L. Angeles
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Vancuver
California
Vincennes Eyes Third Junior College Title in Kansas
Vincennes Indiana seeks a third national junior college crown as it meets Ferruri Virginia in the semifinals of Hutchinson Kansas. Vincennes owns a 32-0 record and is top ranked while Ferruri comes in at 34-3. Gulf Coast Florida and Tyler Texas contest third place. Southern Idaho faces Casper Wyoming for fourth while Hutchinson Kansas meets Arizona Western for fifth.
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Wye
Southern Idaho
Hutchinson
Arizona - Western
Vincennes
Ferruri
Panther
Seminole
Okla
Burlington
Towa
Arizona Western
Dalton
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Pat White
Charlie Townsen
Bruce Rabedeaux
Ned Sellers
Stuart Alexander
Gary Hammann
Paul Luethye
Greg Er
Steve Webber
Beavers Iksen
Russ Steffens
Rick Sterett
Tom Stoelk
Doug Symmonds
Fred Grunder
Pame
Recorders
Chaplins
Women of the Moose Recorders
Sentinels
Women’s High
Linda Schmidt
Gay Hindbaugh
Pearl City
Seton
Townsend
Reagan
White
Symmonds To
Sellers
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Luethye
Alexander
Stoelk
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Symmonds
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North Carolina
Lafayette
Virginia
Jacksonville
Fordham
Roanoke
Akron
Tennessee St
East
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Kentucky St
S.F. Austin
NHL
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Lindy Paces
Shulton
Maxwell House
Stiles
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