Bowling Scores From Local League Standings
A list of bowling teams and high scores from the 10-30 session across many clubs including BRAVES AND SQUAWS SHANKS HEATING and MISFITS plus WELLSVILLE COVERING and SHARPSHOOTERS. Individual high totals include M Schulz 192 for MCGRATH CONSTRUCTION and S Williams 177 for GUTTER CLUTTERS with multiple players over 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wright
Brothers and Sisters
R. Ward
C. Jackson
Reedbones
J. Kraus
L. Bayless
Wellsville
R. Welton
M. Burns
J. Hall
A. Hall
J. Steele
D. Steele
R. Milton
Grandma'‘S
M. Wolken
G. Robertson
T.H.E. JR
J. Dryden
V. Shenk
T. Wilson
H. Tastove
A. Wilson
L. Franklin
E. Alsdurt
K. Hirt
G. Wilson
T. Edwards
C. Lucas
M. Lambert
C. Teter
S. Robbins
R. Bishop
ALL Stars
J. Ebeck
Wildcats
H. Hoopes
R. Redenbaugh
Williamsburg
M. Mallory
the Strikers
G. Starbuck
Country Boys
M. Bischoff
L. Smith
Forrest Unknowns
D. Tegtmeyer
G. Orndorff
ALL Star Gang
T. Cravens
Gutter Dusters
Gutterball Gang
A. Bayless
Panthers
B. Gasaway
Boomerangs
C. Gremminger
K. Schulz
High Rollers
K. Evans
IJK
OU Kickers Split Ottawa Weekend Soccer Action
Ottawa University earned a weekend split at 11th Street field, beating John Brown 3 1 and then losing 3 1 to Missouri in a two match span. Tom Cini opened Friday scoring, Mauro Sallustro added before halftime, Matt Fletcher converted on a penalty. Sunday saw Tom Heath strike early for Missouri, as OU faltered after the early lead. Ottawa heads into Saturday 6 5 before facing William Jewell at Liberty Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
11Th Street
Braves
John Brown University
University of Missouri
Tom Cini
Mauro Sallustro
Ottawa
John Brown
Matt Fletcher
Tom Heath
Missouri
William Jewell
Liberty
Graham Wins Texas Open in San Antonio
Lou Graham, 41, retired his 1962 irons last July and surged to a 4-under 66 Sunday to win the 50th Texas Open by one stroke. The Nashville native moved into top form late, as his latest run produced three titles in eight events and a season total of $190,000.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lou Graham
Graham
Irons
Nashville
Tenn
Doug Tewell
Eddie Pearce
Tewell
Pearce
Bill Rogers
Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Rogers
Edmonton
Okla
University of Houston
Big Eight Faces Rough Weekend In State Rivalry Showdowns
The Big Eight posted mixed nonleague results as Oklahoma, Nebraska and Missouri led with 10-1 combined, while Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State, and Oklahoma State slumped against outsiders. Nebraska and Oklahoma rolled to 4-0 records, Colorado fell to 1-4, and upcoming conference games include Iowa State at Kansas State, Oklahoma State at Missouri, Kansas at Nebraska, with Oklahoma vs Texas in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Big Eight
Norman
Lincoln
Columbia
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
New Mexico State
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
Syracuse
Pacific
South Carolina
Colorado
Ames
Donnie Duncan
Tigers
Cyclones
Jim Dickey
Wildcats
Staddrum
Dickey
Don Fambrough
Jayhawks
Fambrough
Orangemen
Joe Morris
Jimmy Johnson
Cowboys
Johnson
OSU
Harold Bailey
George Rogers
Gamecocks
Tom Osborne
Cornhuskers
Kenny Brown
Billy Sims
Buffalo
Chuck Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Texas
Dallas
Colrado
Pet. Pfpa
Miami
New England
Wi N.Y. Jets
Baltimore
Central Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Houston
Cincinnati
West
Denver
San Diego
Oakland
Seattle
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
N.y.giants
Tampa Bay
Chicago
Minnesota
Green Bay
Detroit
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New Orleans
San Francisco
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
New York Jets
St.Louis
Milwaukee
Baseball Scoreboard World Series At A Glance
Best of seven series lists games and venues through October 17. Tuesday Pittsburgh at Baltimore and Baltimore at Pittsburgh appear with pitchers Kison and Flanagan along with subsequent matchups from October 12 to 17, detailing where games will be played and scheduling contingencies.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Kison
Baltimore
Flanagan
OU Harriers Take Fifth at Benedictine Cross Country Meet
Marymount won the Benedictine College invitational with 43 points at Atchison Ottawa University placed fifth as OU finished with 101. Frank Hill led OU with eighth in 27 40 for the 5 mile race, followed by Anspach 17th, Pruitt 22nd, Greenwood 27th and Beasley 29th in the strong Midwest field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Ottawa University
Marymount
Midwest
Ottawa
Frank Hill
Braves
Jeff Anspach
Harvis Pruitt
Tom Greenwood
Bruce Beasley
OU Gals Sweep Park College to Halt Skid
Parkville Missouri Ottawa University volleyball team defeated Park College in straight sets 15-9 15-6 15-5 to snap a seven-match losing streak. The Braves improve to 4-10 and travel to Mid America Nazarene in Olathe Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkville
Ottawa University
Park College
Braves
Mid- America
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Fred Solls
Jerry Bright
Charlie Cook
OU Kickers
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OU Harriers
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