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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1986

Page

2

Braves fall to William Jewell in season finale

Ottawa University men's basketball, under coach Bob Cole, closed 1985-86 with an 82-60 loss to Heart of America Conference champion William Jewell at Wilson Field House. OU finished 10-15 in KC/ECAC play, while Jewell improved to 24-3 and pursues NAIA districts and nationals. Senior Rob Noel led OU with 15 points as Baron Prevost added 18. Kevin Cheadle led Jewell with 27 points.

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Pomona Indians reclaiming two wins in TRL doubleheader

Pomona Indians stun Central Heights in both games to tighten race for league title. In a thrilling boys overtime 62-60, Tom Hancock sealed victory. in a 42-41 girls thriller Trudy Eichinger hit a late free throw. Pomona boosts to 9-2 in league, 13-5 overall, Heights slips to 9-2 in league, 15-4. Curt Altice returns strong with 21 points for Pomona while Cris Richert leads Heights with 18. The results keep suspense for Friday’s pivotal games and possible co-championship scenarios alive.

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Nets' Star Banned For Life

The New Jersey Nets permanently ban Micheal Ray Richardson for cocaine use, with the team continuing his rehabilitation support. Commissioner Stern calls it a tragic day, while Richardson denies the charges and contemplates arbitration. The Nets note the drug program remains valued and will not appeal.

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Cyclones Enter 5A Sub-State After Loss to Bishop Miege

Ottawa High Cyclones, 3-17 overall and 2-17 in varsity, were routed 84-37 by Bishop Miege ending the regular season. They draw top seed Pittsburg in the 5A sub-state semifinals at Fort Scott next Thursday, with finals the following Saturday and a path to Emporia.

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Padres tab Boros Yuma spring training pick

The San Diego Padres hired Steve Boros as their new manager, the 10th in 18 years, following Dick Williams resignation amid player dissatisfaction. Boros plans to improve player communication and build warm relations, saying he will stay close to his players during spring training in Yuma, Arizona.

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