Bowling Bits Early Risers And Ladies Standings List
Bowling Bits provides standings across multiple leagues with team totals, individual highs, and high games. Names such as Keith Farm, Stinnel, Kathy Way, Ruth Grover, Terry Wood, Leah and Olmsted Electric appear, along with venues like Indian Lanes and First National.
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Keith Farm
Lanti¢ Builders
Waymira Foods
Donis Higdon
Kathy Way
Milehar's
Pléor Service
Paacond
Simall Chevy-Olds
Nitehars
Stinnel
Shirley Troutman
Tomahai Wes
National Bank and Peoples National Bank
Pagay Blow
Jenn
Pat Hibnee
Linda Glisar
Firet
Kitehan
Denger & Son Mortuary
Sue Wolgast
Firal
Laach
Styling Selon
Blenle
Leah
Joanne Scribner
Olmsted Electric
Peta’s Angels
Mary Lu Burgoon
Donna Sweyer
Super Chicks
Staadings
West Wilson Repair
MbLos
West Wilson
Sue Lane
Terry Wood
Mary Triptati
Gla ‘Ost
Peggy Peels
Imogene Horn
Pauline Milton
Eloise Milton
Yost
Chary Wieneke
Ruth Wieneke
Laurinde Pearson
Karen Brooks
Darlane Roehl
Robbie Droge
Connie Hilner
Lola Blankenship
Maxine Ainsworth
Elaine Dyars
Natts Marvin
Braves Linebacker Earns HAC Honor
Ottawa University linebacker Ivory McNeal earned Heart of America Conference defensive player of the week after a 17-6 win over Culver-Stockton. The 213-pound sophomore from Hagan Georgia recorded 11 tackles in his first start, a quarterback sack, and two interceptions returning 52 yards with one return setting up an OU field goal.
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Ottawa University
Ivory McNeal
Heart of America Conference
Braves
Culver- Stockton
McNeal
Hagan
OBRL Elects 1982 Officers
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League elected Gary Kuntz as president for 13 to 15 year olds while Pat Hodges became secretary, Pat Brownell was re elected treasurer, and Jerry Cale was re elected vice president. The league plans an eight team 1982 season with a January meeting to decide rule changes.
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Ottawa
Babe Ruth League
Gary Kuntz
Pat Hodges
Pat Brownell
Jerry Cale
OBRL
No Powder Puff Volleyball League Games Canceled
Remaining games in the Ottawa Recreation Commission Powder Puff league were canceled due to scheduling problems. The ORC thanks those who helped in the program this fall.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Pomona Junior High Girls Edge Wellsville 27 17
Pomona junior high girls opened the season with a 27 to 17 victory over Wellsville. Debbie Burgoon scored 12 points and Trudy Eichinger added 10 as the winners led with Sherrie Henderson top scorer for Wellsville with 5. The B team won 20 to 2 as Candy Childs led scoring with 8. Pomona visits Waverly next Thursday November 12 for an action against the same school.
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Wellsville
Pomona
Debbie Burgoon
Trudy Eichinger
Sherrie Henderson
Candy Childs
Waverly
Miami Hurricanes put on probation by NCAA for 2 years
The NCAA placed the 13th ranked Miami Hurricanes on two year probation after finding 66 of 107 recruiting violations from 1976 to 1980. The team is barred from a bowl bid this season, limited to 20 new scholarships for 1992-83, and ineligible players will miss postseason play. UM will still appear on TV and share in revenues.
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NCAA
Hurricanes
The
University
Penn State
Miami
Edward T. Foote
Foote
Howard Schnellenberger
Lou Saban
New York Yankees
Army
Schnellenberger
Eagles Move Up In 4-A Rankings
AP notes Kansas high school football standings with top teams at 8-0 across classes. In 6A Baldwin and Sacred Heart lead 4A remains Baldwin at 8-0 with others like Well ington 8-0, 4A high ranks show Thayer dropping to fourth. Eight-Man leaders include Dorrance 8-0 and Marquette 8-0.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Lawrence
Kapaun Mt
Carmel
Baldwin
Hesston
Cimarron
Baileyville
Marquett
Dorrance
Halstead
Neadesha
Plainville
Wellsville
Rossville
Pittsburg
Bishop Miege
Goddard
Olathe South
Syracuse
Johnson
Victoria
Thayer
Quinter
Jetmore
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Topeka Capital Journal
Wichita East
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Wichita Southeast
Derby
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Washburn Rural
Emporia
I. Baldwin
Sacred Heart
Fingers Wins Cy Young in 1981 for Vintage Year
Rollie Fingers, 35, right-hander for Milwaukee, captures the AL Cy Young with 6 wins, 28 saves, and a 1.04 ERA across 47 appearances. He thanks teammates Robin Yount, Jim Gantner, Ted Simmons, and Charlie Moore, notes playoff emphasis, and recalls his career arc from Oakland to San Diego and St. Louis before Milwaukee. He finishes with 22 of 28 first-place votes and 126 points, the only pitcher on all ballots.
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New York
Rollie Fingers
Fingers
Baseball Writers Association of America
BBWAA
Milwaukee Brewers
Sparky Lyle
New York Yankees
Bruce Sutter
Chicago Cubs
Mike Marshall
Los Angeles Dodgers
Las Vegas
Nev
Robin Yount
Jim Gantner
Ted Simmons
Charlie Moore
Milwaukee
Oakland
Steve McCarty
Fidgers
McCarty
Jack Morris
Detroit
Los Angeles
A's
San Diego
Padres
St. Louis
Bowling Scores From Industrial League Standings Outlined
Industrial League action lists top scores for teams such as Dixon Heating & Air, Ottawa Bowl, Farm Bureau Insurance, Princeton Grain, First National Bank, Eagles Auxiliary, Peoples National Bank and Rainbow Beauty Bar. Notable totals include Hoover 212-464, Stockard 220-588, and Wood 487 in high series with various lane assignments and dates.
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Industrial League
Dixon Heating & Air
F. Hoover
D. Blan
Lane
J. Piemann
Lemann
Farm Bureau Insurance
L. Barnes
Princeton Grain
R. Stockard
Ladies First National Bank
R. Grover
T. Wood
Eagles Auxiliary
B. Ledam
Todd's Insurance
M. Allen
M. Frizzell
Peoples National Bank
V. Reeves
L. Wise
Rainbow Beauty Bar
P. Milton
Franklin Savings NO
Hughes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juco Grid
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Butler
Kun
Arizona Western
TA Fergus
Minn
BO Joliet
JO Ricks
Idaho
Normandale
Kilgore
Texag
T. Nagsen
N.Y
Chowan
HAC
Heart of America
Randy Mijares
Mario Pierre
Boyd Beasley
Bruce Beasley
Doug Tejada
Dave Hegstrom
Joe Connor
Rigo Gomez
Levi Bailey
Belinda Tummons
Suzie Mercer
Cloud 9
Coral Gables
Eagles
Fredonia
Perry Lecompton
Santa Fe Trail
Wellington
I. Hesston
Neodesha
Colgan
Frontenac
Lincoln, & O
Clase
Marquette
Minneola
Waconda East
Sylvan
Wational
Tetepedeettars
Stetson
Rane
Shelden
Maiy Mante Weer
Cy Young Award
Tick
Hickory
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