Ottawa Girls Roll Late For 10th Victory
Ottawa High girls basketball beat Olathe North 36-27 to improve to 10-4 overall and 5-3 EKL. DeeDee Lewis led with 19 points and eight rebounds as Ottawa trimmed North after halftime and closed with a 16-8 run. OHS defense held Jessica Hennig to 9 points. Ottawa hosts Blue Valley North next.
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Olathe
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Olathe North
Eagles
Jessica Hennig
Hennig
Kristen Cole
Sheila Lewis
Jenny Henniger
OHL
Kelly Krumsick
North
DeeDee Lewis
Lewis
Debbie Ferguson
Henniger
OHS
Krumsick
Forfeits Foil Ottawa Dual In Wrestling Loss At Gardner
Gardner defeats Ottawa High 38 to 27 as Ottawa forfeits at 112 138 and 185 pounds. Wingate pins Fesmire in 155 and Williamson edging Blevins 15 14 highlight Gardner comeback. Ward beats Ottawa 42 21 with Negash Jackson Wingate and Lynch winning for Ottawa. Cyclones finish dual season 0 13 and prep for Silver Lake Invitational.
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Ward
OHS
Bill Wingate
Butch Fesmire
Ottawa
Trailblazers
Jason Williamson
Rich Blevins
Jeff Wipperman
Ryan Lynch
Wingate
Bill Crowley
Jon Negash
Brent Parks
Eric Jackson
Tim Riney
Kevin Jackson
Kent McIntyre
Negash
Jim Quinlan
K. Jackson
Matt Tomasic
Shannon Dillon
Lynch
Joe Peterson
Matt Wright
Blaine Faulkner
Chris Crump
Andy Capps
Jerrod Wallace
Tim Rileg
David Chensorge
Hishop
Carlos Macias
Crowley
Doug Span
Chris Schneider
Crump
Jason Scherzer
Wallace
Pepe Cabrera
E. Jackson
Kevin Simpson
Rubin Gomez
Shawn Dillon
Five players selected for Basketball Hall of Fame class
Springfield AP The 1984 Basketball Hall of Fame inductees include five players, all as honorees for the first time in 28 years. Walt Frazier Rick Barry Pete Maravich Bob Houbreys and Bobby Wanzer span NBA ABA and college careers, with May 5 ceremony set and Frazier earning a 36 point 19 assist game in 1973.
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Basketball Hall of Fame
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Pete Maravich
Bob Houbreys
Bobby Wanzer
Hall of Fame
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Atlanta
Knicks
Southern Ilinois
National Basketball Association
Cleveland
Houbreys
University of Washington
Huskies
Idaho
Seattle
Louisiana State
Pistons
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Baltimore Bullets
Boston
Milwaukee
Converse Inc
Seattle SuperSonics
Wanzer
Rochester Royals
St. John Fisher College
Rochester
Pavin's 65 Sets Hawaiian Pace
Corey Pavin leads the Hawaiian Open after an opening round 65 at Waialae Country Club, praising the greens as the key to low scores. Mac O'Grady and Jack Renner follow at 66, while Tom Watson shoots 67 with renewed confidence. Bruce Soulsby ties at 67 as Isao Aoki and others sit at 68 in a wind-swept start.
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Pavin
Mac O’grady
Jack Renner
Watson
O'Grady
Renner
Waialae Country Club
Wellsville Survives Lapse in Rivalry Basketball Clash
Wellsville High girls held off Baldwin 50 45 despite a second half rally. Soph Kristy Wollen led Wellsville with 14 points, Randy Childs clinched with free throws, as Wellsville improved to 9-6 and Baldwin fell to 10-5 in a non league Frontier League tilt.
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Baldwin
Lady Eagles
Bulldogs
Randy Childs
Craig Adams
Eagles
Kristy Wollen
Childs
Sandy Main
Jana Wright
Heber Kramer
Katy Butell
Rachel Miller
Frontier League
Spring Hill
NBA Scores and Schedule From Thursday to Sunday
Thursday results feature New York 185 New Jersey 18 and Washington 4 Utah 1 percent. Cleveland 85 Indiana 6 Detroit 93 Milwaukee 120 Chicago 105 Houston 120. Golden State 110 San Antonio 117 Seattle 122 Phoenix 113 Denver 100. Utah 1 percent, LA Clippers 103 Portland 105 LA Lakers 10 cents. Friday and Saturday show no games. Sunday lists All Our Game at Seattle.
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Washington
Cleveland
Indiana
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago
Houston
Golden State
San Antonio
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Phoenix
Denver
Utah
Clippers
Portland
Lakers
Star players drift in limbo as spring training nears
Owners weigh how free agents like Tim Raines Lance Parrish Rich Gedman Andre Dawson could reshape contender rosters for 1986. Dodgers Cardinals Blue Jays Red Sox Tigers Yankees face uncertain lineups and potential pennant runs as high salaries block moves.
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Ben Walker
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Horner
Toronto Blue Jays
Lance Parrish
St. Louis Cardinals
Rich Gedman
Houston
Andre Dawson
Detroit
Vero Beach
Clearwater
Phoenix
Raines
Parrish
Gedman
Horner
Dawson
Dodgers
Ken Landreaux
Cardinals
Whitey Herzog
Mike Heath
Mike Lavailliere
Alan Knicely
Blue Jays
Cliff Johnson
Boston Red Sox
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