Tourney Kicks Off OU Cage Return
Ottawa University begins its ninth FU Invitational with four first round games in Wichita. Fort Hays State, Panama State, Newman and Friends play key matchups as OU seeks momentum for a spring season, aiming to cash in on depth over three days.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Friends University
Ottawa University
Braves
Friends Gym
Wichita
Southwestern
Ottawa
Whipping Park College
Fort Hays State
Baptist Bible College of
Springfield
Panhandle
Okla
Kansas
Newman
Tabor College
Fort Hays
Marymount
Emporia State
Dan Gunkel
Kansas Newman
Washburn
Heart of America
William Jewell
Mid-America
Baptist Bible College
Panhandle State
Otten University
Braves look to pace early Kansas Conference tourney run
OU leads Kansas Conference at 3-0 with star Keith Miller scoring 20.1 per game and Anthony King 13. Guard Larry Davis adds 11 points and 13 rebounds while forwards Sean Twitty and Joe Losch average 9.9 and 8.3. Twitty’s toe injury clouds Thursday’s start versus Southwestern. Steve Carroll could reclaim a starting role. Ottawa adds Rufus Kelly to boost depth as Gunkel weighs lineup plans for the tournament bracket featuring Newman and Panhandle State in the other side.
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Kansas
Gunkel
Braves
Keith Miller
Anthony King
Larry Davis
Sean Twitty
Joe Losch
Twitty
Southwestern
Steve Carroll
Mike Tucker
Tommy Starkes
Teddy McLain
Ottawa
Rufus Kelly
Gunktel
Hays
Tigers
Newman
Jets
Panhandle State
Bowl Mania fuels chaotic race for college title
AP special correspondent Will Grimsley surveys the college football scene as bowls loom and poll-driven claims for No. 1 abound. Georgia seeks a flawless record in Sugar Bowl against Notre Dame, while Pitt, Michigan, Nebraska, and Oklahoma loom as skeptics weigh schedules and strengths. The Rose, Cotton, and other bowls aren’t in the running for the national crown, leaving title fate to polls and debates.
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Will Grimsley
New Orleans
National Football League
Florida
Hollywood
California
Texas
No.1
Pitt Rests Its Case in Gator Bowl Victory
Pitt, ranked No.3, defeated No.18 South Carolina 37-9 before a 72,287 crowd in Jacksonville to move to 11-1. Rick Trocano and Dan Marino each thrown TD passes, Randy McMillan scored twice, and Hugh Green anchored a shutdown Pitt defense against Heisman hopeful George Rogers. Enduring national-title uncertainty continues as Georgia, Florida State, and Notre Dame factor into Pitt's championship hopes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Pittsburgh
Rick Trocano
Panthers
Florida State
Pitt
Georgia
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Trocano
South Carolina
Jim Carlen
Dan Marino
Randy McMillan
Dan Trout
Rogers
Hugh Green
Green
Duluth
Oregon State
Oregon
North Carolina
Louisville
Maryland
Marshall
Louisiana State
North Carolina Wilmington
Texas A&m
Cal-Irvine
Arizona State
New Orleans
Steve Johnson
Ducks
Radford
Beavers
Ray Blume
Johnson
Bowling Scores Showdown States Wide Open
A crowded bowling scores sheet lists numerous leagues and high game marks across venues. Top performers include Miller at 207 and Belander 558 series, with scores ranging from 143 to 224 for various BOWLING clubs and sponsors such as KOZY KITCHEN EMERY APPLIANCE and JIM'S BARBER SHOP.
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C. Miller
J. Belander
Fogle Quarry
B. Haas
Burger Bowl
J. Edgecomb
Beens
C. Giffin
Kozy Kitchen
J. Robinson
Guys and Dolls
J. Robertson
Delta Lma
G. Duderstaat
G. Bateman
Guys and Dolls Jim's Barber Shop
C. Helter
B. Maloney
J. Michael
R. Woods
Royal Five
H. Woods
Emery
C. Emery
Kings and Queens
AA. Allen
MED Squad
L. Wise
Dingalings
B. Welborn
Jayhawkers
Bowling Bits Team Standings and Individual Highs
Bowling Bits reports final standings for multiple leagues including Fritts Machine Shop Rainbow Beauty Bar and SUPER CHICKS with team records and high scores. Notable entries list team leaders199, player highs 206 and 516 in individuals, plus various club notes and member listings.
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Fritts Machine Shop
Keith Farms
Lauren Bayless
Barb Spears
Rainbow Beauty
First National Bank
Drake’s Jewelry
Tarry Wood
Louise Caruthers
Super Chicks
West Wilson Rapalr
Acond
Woolworth's
Weal Wilson
Connie Wilson
Sue Lane
West Wilson Repair
Olmsted
Olmsted Electric
Inamgost Han
Ruth Carlson
Plits
Lovina Tenn
Mary Triplett
Wilma Thompson
Donna Higbie
Maxine Mueller
Marge Band
Campbell
Judy Glinke
Thompson
Donne Michels
Javone Harmess
Leif Bruner
Dorothy Nitcher
Underdog Vikings Face Eagles After NFl Playoff Clash
Barry Wilner reports the Eagles, 12-4, overwhelm the Vikings 42-7 in their season meeting and arrive as favorites in Philadelphia. Vikings linebacker Jeff Siemon says they have nothing to lose while Minnesota memories the score.
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Barry Wilner
Philadelphia Eagles
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Eagles
Vikes
Jeff Siemon
Siemon
DePaul Survives Inevitable Letdown
DePaul edged Georgetown 72-67 in the Cabrillo Classic first round as 10-0 Blue Demons avoided a letdown after the UCLA win. Aguirre led with 24 points while Cummings fouled out. DePaul later prepared for San Diego State in the title game.
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John Nelson
DePaul
UCLA
Ray Meyer
Blue Demons
Georgetown
San Diego
Terry Cummings
Meyer
Skip Dillard
Mark Aguirre
Aguirre
San Diego State
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Herschel Walker
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
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ABC
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Bo Schémbéechler
Nebraska
Washington
Alabama
Baylor
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Ala
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Ceu
Houston
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Parson
Virginia
Kentucky
Wake Forest
Rizaiie State
Iowa
Indiana
Ilinois
Rasha
Tennessee
Brigham Young
A. Oy
Aonday
Whatsits
P. Allard
S. Norris
Melvern Lakers
R. Good
T. Wood
C. Kamper
C. Brumgardrer
Nonames
B. Brady
Waymire’s
P. Stankard
K. Waymire
Underwood
W. Underwood
L. Allen
Lantis Builders
W. Lantis
Blue Valley Drilling
Enmigate Motel
Onawint
Gerald Strader
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Cowboys
Dallas
Rams
Tom Landry
Tony Dorsett
Tony
Dorsett
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Buffalo
Chargers
Bills
Dan Fouts
John Jefferson
Kellen Winslow
Charlie Joiner
Oakland Raiders
Cleveland
Browns
Sam Rutigliano
Oakland
Rt Suppo Cancer
George Marstall
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