Bruins Climb in UPI Poll as Kentucky Holds Lead
UCLA rise narrows gap with Kentucky in the fourth weekly UPI coaches poll. Kentucky remains No. 1 with UCLA, Notre Dame, and North Carolina among the top teams. USC, Texas, and Ohio State also figure in the rankings as coaches weigh early-season form and key results.
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Rose Bowl Seen As Battle Of Quarterbacks
Rose Bowl preview from Pasadena notes Michigan coach Bo Schembechler and USC mentor John McKay praise their quarterbacks Don Moorhead and Dennis Dummit. Writers poll favors USC by a wide margin while Michigan supporters tout the Wolverines as a capable opponent capable of a strong Rose Bowl showing.
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Mount Leads Boilers To Classic Finals
Mount made a late surge to beat Penn State and advance to the Holiday Festival finals as Rick Mount and Lanier led Purdue with key scoring. Bob Lanier helped Detroit in the second half, while St Bonaventure, Boston College, and St. Joseph's posted strong showings in early round action.
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Southwest Loses State Title in Four Overtimes
Southwest Boys' Club traveled to Indianapolis for the state final and dropped the crown to Rushville 67 55 after four overtimes. Brown and Johnson led Rushville with 18 points each, while Nana top scored for Southwest with 16 points and Jonathan Watson added 14.
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Pacers Defeat Pelicans in Tight NBA Bout
Indiana's Mel Daniels scored 27 as the Pacers rallied from a 61 58 deficit in the third to pull away in a 93 89 win over New Orleans. Roger Brown added 24 for Indiana while Harley Swift suffered a knee ligament injury early for New Orleans.
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Kentucky Maintains Lead In AP Poll After Weekend Upset
Kentucky secures 13 first place votes to stay No. 1 as UCLA and North Carolina jockey for position. South Carolina tops No. 3 North Carolina in weekly AP ranking. Ohio University and Tennessee hold steady in the Top Ten amid scattered upsets and close finishes.
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Vikings Face Browns in NFL Championship Clash
Minnesota coach Bud Grant and players express focus on the game not revenge as the Vikings prepare for a championship showdown with Cleveland. Key figures include defensive back Earsell Munson and receivers Gene Washington and others, with talk centering on executing proven game plans.
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Browns Seen Stronger as Packers Clash Near
Grant notes the Browns are a sound team with a great record while Kanick returns and Kelley is healthy. Snow and cold test field conditions but plastic sheets kept it dry and insulated, Rams played in mid 20s with no field complaints. Twin Cities forecast shows highs near 23 and lows around 3 above. Cleeve Club offers limited New Year’s Eve reservations at Linders with buffet and live band. Call 43 5691 for details.
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College basketball scores and results from recent games
A compilation of scattered scores shows multiple college matchups with final tallies such as Purdue 88 over Penn 8, Cincinnati 110 over Detroit 108, Georgia 32 over Brigham Young 85, and Florida 48 over Virginia Tech 45. Several games appear garbled with mis-spellings and partial team names.
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Launderers Win Holiday Cage Tourney Title
Launderers and Cleaners captured their 14th win of the season by beating Mundy Morris 114-101 to win the Indiana Reformatory AALS Holiday cage tourney. Johnson led Launderers with 24 points alongside 24 from Wicks and 18 from Woods while Muncie’s McIntyre poured in 32 in a loss.
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Westside Bombs Indianapolis in 160-71 rout
Westside Center crushed Indianapolis Westside Sormanity Center B team 160 to 71 to improve to 20-0 this season. John Cooley and Jesse Nunal led with 56 points each, Albert Terrell added 20, while Skeeter Wilson and Charles Burrows directed the opposition.
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Cubs Hundley Signs 1970 Contract
Chicago Cubs catcher Randy Hundley signed his 1970 contract becoming the second Cub to do so. The veteran, a 1969 All Star, batted .255 with 18 home runs and 61 RBIs last season and topped NL defenses in fewest errors and double plays. The Cubs have six players under 1970 deals.
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Herald MH Holiday All Tournament Team Selected
The Herald MH Holiday All Tournament Team lists FIRST TEAM forwards Eric Tankersley Mlexanitrin and Rick By ram Noblerville with center Lew Colin Madison Heights guards Cay Nunn Wadson Heights and Kenny lle Kam Noblesville SECOND TEAM forwards Charles Freeman Greenfield Central and Greg Nyboer Madison Heights center Bence Boling Greenfield Central guards Roy Noen Madison Heights and Sam Lawer Alexandria
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