Sampson Named AP Player of the Year for Virginia
Ralph Sampson, 7-foot-4 star of the University of Virginia, won the Adolph F. Rupp Trophy as AP Player of the Year for a second straight season. He received 39 of 60 votes. Terry Cummings, James Worthy, and Paul Pressey followed.
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Miller named AP Coach of Year for 1981-82 season
Oregon State coach Ralph Miller earned the AP Coach of the Year honor for the 1981-82 season after guiding the Beavers to a 25-5 record despite losing key players. Miller repeated as winner, joining John Wooden and Bobby Knight as back-to-back recipients in 16 years.
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Orioles acquire catcher Joe Nolan in trade
Miami AP The Baltimore Orioles traded outfielder Dallas Williams and pitcher Brooks Carey for Cincinnati Reds catcher Joe Nolan. Nolan batted .309 in 61 games with Cincinnati last season and will join the Orioles for Sunday’s exhibition against Texas Wilkes. Carey and Williams were cut by Baltimore and sent to the Reds’ Indianapolis farm club. Nolan has a long major league resume with a .270 career average in 405 games.
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Bass Anglers Triumph At Toledo Bend After Weather Turn
Dave Fry and Ed Keller, experienced Potomac River bass anglers from Washington County, joined Dan Brand’s group for a Toledo Bend trip. Initial cold fronts slowed fishing, but by midweek warm winds raised shallow water to mid 60s, drawing bass from moss beds. Fry and Keller adapted with Rapalas and floating jigs, landing 23 bass on Friday for a 61 total after two days on the unfamiliar lake.
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Florida Invitational Bass Action Shines At Lake Okeechobee
Jim Smith from Waco Texas vaulted to the opening day lead in the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society Florida Invitational at Lake Okeechobee with 20 pounds 10 ounces despite a 10 ounce penalty for dead fish. Ricky Green Arkadelphia Arkansas held second with 19 pounds 3 ounces, Theodore Adams Fort Lauderdale Florida followed with 18 pounds even, and many anglers weighed in limits amid 667 bass totals. Pre-tournament favorite Roland Martin entered with 12 pounds, but remains favored to win the event. complete results will run in Hassin Notes next week.
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