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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1982

Page

3

OMS Girls Lose In OT To Olathe Oregon Trail

The Ottawa Middle School eighth graders see their four game win streak end in a 29-28 double overtime defeat to Olathe Oregon Trail. DeeDee Lewis scores 22 for OMS while Henning leads Oregon Trail with 18. OMS travels to Emporia for a 3 p.m. game.

Ottawa Olathe Oregon Trail Whirlwinds DeeDee Lewis OMS Denise Schultze Christy Middlebusher Marsha Bailey Henning Emporia

Ottawa High Freshmen Fall 27 15 to Oregon Trail

Ottawa High freshmen girls trailed 21-6 at halftime then narrowed the gap to 27-15 as Oregon Trail beat OHS. Tonya Hampton scored 5 and Michell Olivas added 4 for the Cyclones who drop to 0-3. Next, Ottawa hosts Lawrence West with an 10 a.m. eighth grade and 11:30 a.m. freshmen game.

Ottawa High Cyclones Tonya Hampton Michell Olivas OHS Lawrence West

Players Of The Week Highlight Area Standouts

Pam Jung and Derek Chappell lead Ottawa High players of the week with strong showings in two games each. Shannon Servaes scores 52 in two Pomona wins, including 31 against Prairie View, and Miki Strobel earns gals’ Area Player honors after 20 points in season opener and 16 in next win.

Pam Jung Derek Chappell Ottawa High Shannon Servaes Pomona Miki Strobel Central Heights Jung Cyclones DeSoto Baldwin Chappell OHL Paola Emporia Servaes Indians Prairie View Gals Strobel Vikings Uniontown Wellsville

Baseball Trades Absent Amid Rumors at Winter Meetings

Honolulu reports a near standstill in trades during the 81st winter meetings as the A's sent Tony Armas to Boston for Carney Lansford while rumors swirled around Yanks target George Brett and other big names. Owners focus on revenue sharing and commissioner restructuring with Steinbrenner active in talks and Bud Selig preparing a successor plan.

Honolulu Oakland A’s Tony Armas Boston Carney Lansford Bud Selig Milwaukee Brewers Bowie Kuhn

Brett seeks renegotiation or trade amid spring training threat

Kansas City Royals general manager John Schuerholz rejects George Bretts demand to renegotiate or trade as unreasonable and says the All-Star third baseman must report for spring training. Rumors of interest from the Yankees and Dodgers are denied. no trade or 10 year extension planned. Bobby Brett confirms options discussed but avoids confirmation.

Steinbrenner Los Angeles Dodger Steve Garvey Jerry Kapstein Los Angeles Hawaii Royals John Schuerholz Brett Kansas City Yankees Ron Guidry Guidry Dave Righetti Torrance Calif Kansas City Royals George Brett South Bay Daily Breeze Honolulu Bobby Daily Breeze Bobby Brett

Prep Scores From AP Boys Basketball Across Kansas

A comprehensive list of prep boys basketball results from Associated Press play across Kansas. Notable tight games include Frontenac 54 Northeast Alma 53 and Hiawatha 57 Maur Hill 50, with standout scores such as Parsons 92 Iola 60 and Shawnee Mission South 82 Olathe North 53.

Boys Frontenac Northeast Alma Hanover North Central Hiawatha Maur Hill Holton Perry Lyndon Santa Fe Trail Ope Marais Des Cygnes Ace LeRoy Baldwin Eudora Centralia Wetmore Clifton Clyde Hillcrest Downs Tescott Scots Tribune Quinter Lenora Southwestern Heights Ulysses Tipton Gorham Thomas More Dodge City Beloit Glasco Bethel Life Gridley Brewster Weskan Cunningham South Barber Eureka Council Grove Lebo Hamilton Linwood Savior of World Ottawa Emporia Pittsburg Fort Scott Pomona Williamsburg Sabetha Troy Salina South Junction City Shawnee Mission South Olathe North Stockton Phillipsburg Wamego Effingham Baxter Springs Girard Columbus Altamont Galena Riverton Parsons Iola Axtell Onaga Bonner Springs Aquinas Burr Oak Lebanon Burrton Goessel Central Burden Elk Valley Canton Galva Little River Eastern Heights Esbon Great Bend Russell Greensburg Skyline Hartford Northern Heights Highland Wathena Humboldt Marmaton Valley Jennings Golden Plains Jewell Sylvan Grove Lincoln Lindsborg Solomon Marion Hillsboro

Brewer wins breaststroke gold at Topeka AA B C Meet

Chippewa Swim Team swimmer Chris Brewer led the 10 and under division with a 37.7 in the 50 yard breaststroke earning first place. He added two seconds and two fourths in events including the 50 back and 200 IM, and qualified for the Meet of Champions in Bartlesville Oklahoma in March. Coach Dave Schwartzer praised the squad and expects a strong winter season with more swimmers through United States Swimming Association Missouri Valley affiliate.

Chippewa Swim Chris Brewer Topeka Swim Association Brewer Bartlesville Okla Dave Schwartzer Schwartzer United States Swimming Association Missouri Valley

Indian Girls Rally Past Williamsburg In Narrow League Win

Pomona girls upset Williamsburg 49-33 as late free throws fueled a fourth quarter surge. Cindy Scott led with 14 points, while Roseanne Scott and Cheryl Burgoon added 9 each and R. Scott grabbed 11 rebounds. Williamsburg’s Teresa May and Judy Szollosi scored 11 and 10. Pomona improves to 2-1. Williamsburg 1-1.

Pomona Pomona Girls Williamsburg Indians Panthers Cindy Scott Cheryl Leakey Roseanne Scott Cheryl Burgoon Scott Teresa May Judy Szollosi Sheila Brock Leroy Burg Waverly Jeannette Slader Beth Jorgensen

Pomona Indians Rally Past Williamsburg Panthers 61 41

Pomona Indians improve to 3-0 with a second half surge in Three Rivers League boys basketball over Williamsburg 61-41. Shannon Servaes led with 26 points, Chris Parker added 16, Brad Basel 12 for Williamsburg. Pomona outscored 16-4 in the third, while outrebounding 25-19 and forcing fewer turnovers.

Pomona Pomona Indians Williamsburg Panthers Williamsburg Indians Panthers Ned Parker Shannon Servaes Chris Parker Brad Basel Jeff Norton Waverly Leroy

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