Viking Challenge Stalls Against Prairie View 28 18
LaCYGNE Central Heights hung with Prairie View in a 28-18 loss as CH led 12-0 early behind a power running game. Prairie View answered with 16-12 at halftime and edged ahead in the second half thanks to a key fumble and steady scoring. Reeve led CH with 126 rushing yards, Stites added 108, and PV’s Stites and Tyson accounted for two TDs each. Homecoming set for next Friday against Marmaton Valley.
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Lacygne
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Prairie View
Three Rivers
Tom Cox
Vikings
Harold Reeve
Shawn Patterson
Don Elmer
Vikes
Calvin Stites
Buffaloes
Darrell Nichols
Tim Tyson
Reeve
Stites
Heights
Elmer
Marmaton Valley
Wellsville runs past Eudora in Jayhawk action 35-6
Wellsville dominated Eudora with a strong ground game led by Darrell Hughes who rushed for over 200 yards and three touchdowns including 1 and 13 yard runs in the first quarter and an 80 yard score in the third. Teammate Dan Thomasson added a late TD, and Wellsville hosts Baldwin next.
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Eudora
Wellsville
Darrell Hughes
Eagles
Jayhawk
Hughes
Bill Hylton
Dan Thomasson
Jeff Campbell
Rick Newson
Thomasson
Jay Childs
Jerome
Cord Laws
Baldwin
Bowling Winners Highlight City Club Event
The Bowing BOMBERS Ringer Tournament crowned winners led by Mary Lou Sheldon Liz Moherman and Mary Ann Moherman with Sally Bennett Teri Manwaring June Foulks Andrea Bouska Delores Clarridge Betty Chrismer Anne Crawford Melda Cutting Sheri Dietrich Connie Gooddert Virginia Gilroy Sally Haworth Mary Hepner Eloise Killough Helena Kramer June Schultz Dolores South Frances Warnock Mary Indall Pam Andrews Claudia Gibson Also honored were Most Improved Golfer Sally Haworth and Most Improved Ringer Score Jeanné Cook Sheri Dietrich won the KWGA Low Net Award. Ottawa CC women golfers and members plan a bowling league meeting Tuesday Oct 24 at 9:30 am at Indian Lanes Bowl with a 12:30 luncheon for OCC golfers and members on Nov 14.
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Mary Lou Sheldon
Liz Moherman
Mary Ann Moherman
Sally Bennett
Teri Manwaring
June Foulks
Andrea Bouska
Delores Clarridge
Betty Chrismer
Anne Crawford
Melda Cutting
Sheri Dietrich
Connie Gooddert
Virginia Gilroy
Sally Haworth
Mary Hepner
Eloise Killough
Helena Kramer
June Schultz
Dolores South
Frances Warnock
Mary Indall
Pam Andrews
Claudia Gibson
Sally Ha
Floyd Edges Watson in World Match Play Semifinal Quest
Ray Floyd leads Tom Watson 3 up after Friday's 18 holes at Wentworth in the World Match Play. Floyd's 66 included six birdies and an eagle, while Watson mirrored six birdies but endured a costly par-3 hole and mired by bogeys. Semifinals shift to Sunday with the final Monday. Graham Marsh, Nick Faldo, Isao Aoki, Gary Player, Severiano Ballesteros, and Simon Owen remain in contention as rounds continue.
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Virginia Water
England
Ray Floyd
Tom Watson
Wentworth Club
Floyd
Watson
Dale Hayes
Graham Marsh
Brian Waites
Nick Faldo
Isao Aoki
Japan
Gary Player
David Graham
Severiano Ballesteros
Spain
Simon Owen
New Zealand
Owen
Bullets open title defense with 117-101 win over New Orleans
Washington, fresh from receiving 1977-78 championship rings, raced to a 17-4 lead and defeated the New Orleans Jazz 117-101 as Dick Motta emphasized the ring’s symbolism and the clear goal to repeat as champions. Other openers included Nuggets 118-117 Spurs and Rockets 111-107 Knicks.
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Washingon Bullets
Bullets
Larry O’brien
New Orleans
Washington
Dick Motta
Boston Celtics
NBA
Denver Nuggets
San Antonio Spurs
Houston Rockets
New York Knicks
Cleveland Cavaliers
Spy Convictions Rock UN Espionage Case in Newark
Two Soviet UN employees Valdik Enger aged 39 and Rudolf Chernyayev aged 43 were found guilty of conspiring to obtain secret U.S. defense data and delivering it to the Soviet government. They face possible life terms. sentencing set for Oct. 30. Vladmir Zinyakin, an unindicted co conspirator, had diplomatic immunity and left the country. Judge Lacey criticized the defendants and hinted at broader espionage activity.
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United Nations
U.S
Valdik Enger
Rudolf Chernyayev
Uss
Frederick Lacey
Anatoly Dobrynin
FBI
Vladimir Zinyakin
Woodbridge
Zinyakin
Lacey
United States
Queens
New York City
Robert del Tufo
del Tufo
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