Aggie Scorecard Boys Lead Wide Bowling Totals
A detailed club scorecard lists multiple high totals across divisions. Notable marks include Rick Rasnick 234 662 and Al Strait 255 656, with Chet Alexander leading 227 641 in the 600 Flitters. Also featured are Series Stackers, Average Eclipsers, and Single Gems lineups with numerous 500s and 600s across members.
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Rick Rasnick
al Strait
Jack Stewart
Chet Alexander
Ron Stang
John Mauri
Pat Timmans
Ron Grinold
Dave Searls
Art Walker
Ed Barker
Frank Pratt
Tom Hutton
Ted Ickes Sr
Carl Camp
George Hughes
Jim Rogers
Denny Crow
Sal Oliva
R.B. Fallen
Kev McCrain
Jerry Coder
Don Fuller
Bob Green
John Sheppard
Leon Camp
Dick Spaar
Steve Meagrew
Merv Thomas
Dale Braden
Kelly Rahrig
Jim Ward
Ron Mason
Ralph Day
Bob Boos
Jerry Crawford
Rick Brooker
Cloyd Dawley
Ted Kearney
Leon Yun
Bill Marett
Paul Craft
Don Cleland
Gene Bilton
Ted Vander Waarden
Phil Hoffer
Paul Peterson
Hank Sellers
Bill Rutherford
Naomi Snyder
al Hakes
Rich Nestor
Walt Deeble
Steve Smith
Don Grinold
Denny Jaeckin
Greg Soltis
Sally Whittington
Joe Gross
Ray Gonter
Jay Chapin
Linda Ridgeway
Laura Nowak
Steve LaConte
Rich Meagrow
Harry Meagrow
Ralph Blakely
John Kaiser
Robert Montgomery
Joe Benson
Alma Hakes
Eileen Schaffer
Mary Brocklehurst
Ira Currier
Debbie Marvin
Bernice Gregory
M.F. Nickols
Betty Fitch
Linda Steffanni
Verna O’neil
O D Ea Dies At 58 Former Indians Official
Cleveland native Paul O D ea longtime minor league administrator for the Cleveland Indians died Monday of an apparent heart attack. O D ea, 58, starred in baseball and basketball at Cleveland West Tech High School and played sandlot baseball in the city.
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Bob Lemon The Man For All Eras Of Baseball
Bob Lemon, 58, calm and steady from 1940s minor league days to his Yankees tenure, has endured a world series win followed by personal tragedy. He steered the team after being hired by Al Rosen and George Steinbrenner, with plans to move into the front office as GM. Despite upheaval, Lemon I tirelessly supports teammates and players, embodying consistency under pressure.
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Browns rally past Jets in OT to keep season alive
Cleveland coach Sam Rutigliano praised his team after a dramatic 37-34 overtime win over the New York Jets, with Brian Sipe guiding the comeback and Calvin Hill catching a late TD. The victory leaves the Browns aiming to finish 9-7, while injuries threaten key players before a potential finale versus Cincinnati.
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Cleveland Defends Buddy Bell Swap With Harrah Trade
Cleveland Indians President Gabe Paul defended the decision to trade Buddy Bell to Texas for Toby Harrah. Paul said he made the final call despite fan heat and noted manager Jeff Torborg favored Harrah strongly. He argued the deal serves the club’s best interests despite expected controversy.
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