City Schedule OR.C. CITY SCHEDULE Week of November 3 1980
Weekly volleyball results and schedules for men and women leagues with 24 teams in double elimination. Matchups list venues Jr high gyms and Sr high gym, plus youth center activities and a microwave cooking course taught by Beverly Bourque with class times and enrollment details.
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Or.c
Dave's Conoco
Havens Steel
Lazy L
Justus Nuts
P.V. Educators
Crook's Fleers
G & M Tavern
Sr. High Gym
M& M's
Rock House
Baldwin Jaycees
Jr. High Gym
CH. Steelers
Simba Ltd
East Central Vocational Co-op
North Rail
Beverly Bourque
Nu-Mizzou Key Big 3 Tilt in Kansas City Showdown
Big Eight race centers on Missouri and Nebraska as they prepare for a pivotal Lincoln clash. Missouri 6-1 led by Warren Powers seeks another Lincoln win, while Nebraska eyes ending a home jinx in Memorial Stadium. Oklahoma nearby faces UNC, Kansas travels to Kansas State, and other conference matchups dot the slate.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Nebraska
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Sooners
Texas
Stanford
Barry Switzer
Penn State
Florida State
Memorial Stadium
Huskers
Tigers
Husker
Warren Powers
Scot Keeps WBC Ring Crown
Scot Jim Watt of Scotland retained his World Boxing Council lightweight title by stopping American challenger Sean OGrady in the 12th round at Kelvin Hall. Watt, 32, defended for the fourth time as bloodied exchanges crowned a hard battle in Glasgow. OGrady, 21, from Oklahoma City, was racing back when a head clash opened Watt’s eye and a nose cut on OGrady led to a halt. Watt remained ahead on points as he delivered piston like rights to seal the win and keep the crown amid a rousing 2,500 crowd.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Jim Watt
World Boxing Council
Sean O’grady
Kelvin Hall
Watt
Oklahoma City
O’grady
Raymond Baldeyrou
France
O'Grady
Chicago
Ron Jaworski
Browns
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Rams
Saints
Vince Ferragamo
Los Angeles
Redskins
Vikings
Minnesota
Tommy Kramer
Washington
Raiders
Dolphins
Jim Plunkett
Oakland
Patriots
Jets
New York
New England
Eagles
Seahawks
Philadelphia
Chargers
Bengals
San Diego
Bucs
Giants
Ray Perkins
Steelers Pack Preview Promises Regroup After Slump
Bruce Lowitt assesses the Steelers facing the Packers, aiming to restore their winning edge after injuries crippled offense and a lean defense. He notes Pittsburgh as a 13 percent point favorite and predicts a 31 to 10 victory despite key players sidelined.
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Bruce Lowitt
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Steelers
Packers
Pittsburgh
Jack Lambert
Bears
Browns
Young American Upsets Wade to Push Cup Lead
Teenager Andrea Jaeger, 15, upset Britain's Virginia Wade 3-6 6-3 6-2 in London to give the United States a 2-1 edge on day two of the Wightman Cup. Jaeger became the youngest player ever to compete in the event, overcoming a shaky start and a 1-0 deficit in sets.
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London
Andrea Jaeger
Britain
Virginia Wade
United States
Jaeger
Wade
Unsung Grid Powers Test Met tle By Herschel Nissen Son AP
North Carolina and South Carolina seek overdue respect against Oklahoma and Georgia as Missouri faces Nebraska in a day of top twenty showdowns. Herschel Walker and George Rogers star in Georgia vs South Carolina while UNC aims to stay undefeated in the ACC, and Powers at Missouri tries to derail Nebraska.
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Herschel Nissenson
North Carolina
South Carolina
Rodney Dangerfields
Oklahoma
Georgia
Missouri
Warren Powers
Nebraska
Associated Press
George Rogers
Herschel Walker
Jim Carlen
Gamecocks
Citadel
Abc-Tv
Rogers
Southern California
Marcus Allen
Walker
Maryland
Tar Heels
ACC
UNC
Dick Crum
Texas
Cornhuskers
Powers
Prep Scores Show Mixed Results Across Games
Centre defeated Hanover 49 to 14 while Goodland beat Atwood 35 to 22. Harmon led Schlagle 13 to 7, Maize won 17 to 0 over Cheney, and Marysville outscored Wamego 23 to 12. McLouth triumphed 27 to 0 over Valley Falls, Olathe beat Turner 32 to 11, Pomona won 22 to 12 against Pleasanton, and Wakefield defeated St George 37 to 6.
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Centre
Hanover
Goodland
Atwood
Harmon
Schlagle
Maize
Cheney
Marysville
Wamego
McLouth
Valley Falls
Olathe
Turner
Pomona
Pleasanton
Wakefield
St. George
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