Braves Roll Past McPherson 92-69 In Ottawa Victory
Braves dominate without injured Robert Noel race to a 45-20 halftime lead and a 92-69 win over McPherson. Jimmy Lee and Phillip Mack lead OU with 18 and 18 points respectively as coach Rick Peterson’s squad uses deep rotation, controlling boards 43-28 while shooting 48 percent. McPherson’s Alan Jamison and Kevin Carlson top Bulldogs with 17 and 15 points.
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Bob Cole
Ottawa University Braves
Robert Noel
McPherson
Noel
Pittsburg
Braves
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Cole
Southwestern
Kansas College Athletic Conference
Jimmy Lee
Anthony Ewing
Steve Shelton
Wellsville
Roger
Trimmell
MacPherson
Phillip Mack
Lee
Mack
Ewing
Tim Weber
Alan Jamison
Kevin Carlson
OHS Boys Rally Past Iola 59 41 In Ottawa Tourney Consolation
Ottawa High defeated Iola 59 to 41 in consolation play as the Cyclones struggled with shooting and turnovers but pulled away in the final period. Key players included Todd Schultze with 24 points and 10 rebounds, Ronnie Rice with 12 points, while Iola’s John Haddad led with 13 points. Ottawa faces Paola next for the consolation title as Lyndon and Gardner meet in another bracket game.
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Darren Johnson
John Haddad
David Sarver
London Girls
Renee Stout
Lady Tigers
Dawn Debrabonder
Lyndon-Gardner
Panthers
Bonner Springs
Bonner
Baldwin Girls Cruise Past Central Heights In Tipoff Semi
Baldwin High School girls defeated Central Heights 42 25 in Osawatomie Trojan Tipoff semifinal action. Renee Price 18 Heather Rhodes 12 and Kelly Wood 11 led Baldwin while Heights struggled with 29 turnovers and 25 percent shooting.
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Baldwin High
Central Heights
Osawatomie High
Bulldogs
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Prairie View
Renee Price
Heather Rhodes
Kelly Wood
Annette Robins
Piper
Robins
Rhonda Weatherbie
Mary Cannady
Lady Vikings
Aquinas
Pitching Meetings Highlight James Baker as Commissioner Hopeful
At the winter baseball meetings James A. Baker emerges as the top candidate for commissioner, with a Washington Post report casting doubt on his taking the job. Major trades shake up rosters as Twins, Expos, Cubs, and Reds reshuffle pitching depth and add power hitters while Cincinnati signs Dave Parker and Seattle seizes Thomas via Cleveland.
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Baker
Minnesota Twins
Gary Ward
Texas
Mike Smithson
John Butcher
Gorman Thomas
Cleveland
Jack Perconte
Seattle
Tony Bernazard
Cincinnati
Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Kuhn
Milwaukee
Bud Selig
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