Ottawa-Ottawa High falls 47 43 to Washburn Rural
Ottawa High's Cyclones trailed by nine with 41 seconds left but rally ended short as Washburn Rural held on 47 43. Goacher led Rural with 19 points while Chappell, Schultze and Gipson paced OHS with nine each.
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Bear Bryant Retires as Alabama Coach. Perkins Succeeds
Alabama announces Bear Bryant retirement at 69 with athletic director role, while Ray Perkins of the New York Giants is named Bryant's successor. Perkins will finish the season in New Jersey and take over Alabama for 1983, after interviewing and accepting the offer. Bryant leaves a 322-85-17 college record and 315th victory, setting a lasting standard in Crimson Tide history.
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Royals Stand Pat On George Brett Contract Demands
Kansas City general manager John Schuerholz said George Brett will not be traded or given a lifetime contract. The four years left on Brett’s five year deal remain in force, despite threats to skip spring training. Schuerholz stressed Brett's leadership and warned against viewing the star as a disruption, noting no next step exists beyond the current contract.
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Pomona Pummels Leroy in 73-36 Victory
Pomona Indians rout Leroy 73 to 36 to notch their fourth win of the 1982 season. Balanced scoring led by Shannon Servaes Chris Parker and Tim Radcliffe with 14 points each, Curt Altic 11, while Leroy’s Lyle Sherwood led with 12. Pomona outshot, outrebounded and dominated defensively as they prepare to host Pleasanton next.
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OHL Player Of The Week Harold Gipson Shines
Harold Gipson, a 5 11 junior, earns Ottawa High Player of the Week after a 47 43 loss to Washburn Rural. He came off the bench for 9 points, 4 rebounds, 3 positive actions and a charge, shooting 3 of 6 from the floor and 3 of 4 at the line. Gipson also led OHS in junior varsity scoring with 14 points in a 61 50 defeat.
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Waverly Girls Rout Lebo In 60-43 Victory
Waverly girls remain undefeated at 3-0 with Cindy Davis 21 points Sandra Madden 17 and Renee Fleming 14 leading a 60-43 win over Lebo. The trio combined for 52 points as Waverly shot 46 percent and built a 30-16 halftime edge amid 18 Lebo turnovers. Rhonda Miller led Lebo with 19. Waverly's next games are Friday versus Northern Heights and Tuesday at Marais des Cygnes Valley.
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