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RALPH SHEARER



2003-04-11 - Columbia, KY - Photo Staff. RALPH SHEARER, All State Basketball Team in 1955, is a Richards supporter. Jody Richards singled Shearer out and said, "Cooney, it's really true that when we were juniors we beat Haskin Rowe, Terry Randall and the rest of the seniors in the high school tournament." Richards admitted that the game plan did not depend on him or any of the other rather unathletic classmates. "Our game plan was simple. If one of us got the ball, we were to throw it to Cooney." And it worked, with Shearer scoring all the points, the juniors beat the senior component of the great 1954-55 Adair County Indians State Champion runners-up.

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