UCLA Clinches Top AP Ranking With 44 First-Place Votes
UCLA remains the nation’s top major college basketball team with all 44 first place votes in the AP poll. Marquette is second at 784 points, both teams at 47-0. North Carolina moves to No 3 as Louisville drops to No 4, Penn rises to No 5, Virginia to No 6, Ohio State to No 7. Top Twenty also includes Long Beach State, South Carolina, Brigham Young, Marshall, Providence, Southwestern Louisiana, Memphis State, Jacksonville, Missouri, Hawaii, Minnesota, and Duquesne.
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Rupp Tops List as Winningest College Basketball Coach
AP report ranks Adolph Rupp with 866 wins as the undisputed leader in lifetime victories. John Wooden trails with 570 wins, while Ray Meyer 460 and Marv Harshman 410 follow, with Frank McGuire nearing 400. Other 300-win coaches named include Stan Watts, Madison Brooks, Harry Litwack, Ralph Miller, Howie Dallmar, Jim Snyder, Jim McDermott, John Bach, Ned Walk, and Bob Polk. several others closING in on 300.
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Jones Breaks Top Ten In Hawaiian Open Money List
Grier Ines wins $40,000 at the Hawaiian Open, lifting Jones into second place in the year’s money list with $47,962 and moving into the top ten in exemption points. Archer leads both rankings with $50,877 and 49,157.5 points respectively.
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Big Ten Leaders Face Challenges in Weeknight Medley
Ohio State and Minnesota, co leaders at 6-1, face road tests at Iowa and Indiana as Purdue hosts Northwestern. Illinois visits Michigan State while Indiana eyes a potential upset of Minnesota after last month’s close victory and the Iowa upset of South Carolina. Purdue remains in title contention after an 84-74 win over Michigan, ending a three way tie.
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Clemente Signs Pirate Contract for 1972
Roberto Clemente, MVP of the 1971 World Series, signed his 1972 Pirates contract estimated at 150000 dollars and a 25000 dollar raise. Pirates GM Joe Brown said terms were undisclosed and denied reports of a 200000 dollar demand. He noted their 17 year history of smooth negotiations.
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Flyers suspend defenseman Rick Foley for poor condition
The Philadelphia Flyers announced that coach Fred Shero suspended 26 year old rookie Rick Foley indefinitely for failing to arrive in good physical condition. Foley has played 41 games this season with seven goals and 16 assists for 23 points since being acquired from the Chicago Black Hawks in a October trade for Andre Lacroix.
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Americans eye medals in 11th Winter Olympics events
U S athletes struggle for podiums in figure skating and biathlon as Maria Lynch Cochran Barbara Cochran and Sandra Poulsen lead women s giant slalom bids while Petkevich Shelley and Starbuck chase men s medals. Janet Lynn wins bronze in women s figure skating with Magnussen and Holmes falling short. European rivals dominate in speed skating luge and cross country while the U S hockey team aims to upset the Soviets.
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College Cage Scores Report From Recent Games
Morehead State 87 Indiana State 72 Oklahoma State 72 Colorado Citadel 93 Stetson 68 Clemson 66 Athletes In Action 62 Middle Tennessee 98 Georgia State 53 Kentucky 78 Auburn 72 Centre 81 Sewanee 79 Missouri 77 Iowa State 72 Oklahoma 72 Nebraska 70 Western Kentucky 76 Dayton 74 Virginia 107 Virginia Tech 85 Temple 68 Penn State 66 Duquesne 72 Murray State 66 Roanoke 87 VMI 66 South Carolina 91 DePaul Western Illinois 102 Northern Michigan 85 Tennessee 81 Vanderbilt 75 North Carolina 101 North Carolina 78 Kansas 93 Georgia Tech 65 Kentucky State 79 Campbellsville 58.
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Ravens Seek Win At Manchester To Move HBCC Record To .500
Anderson College visits Manchester for a Hoosier Buckeye Conference game aiming to improve to 3-3 in HBCC play and 5-14 overall. Manchester seeks its first conference win at 3-16 overall, while Joseph Altgilders and John Warwick led in the first meeting with 21 and 25 points respectively.
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Clamserlein Near Milestone as Kareem Leads Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain continues to chase 30 000 career points while Kareem Abdul Jabbar leads the NBA with 1911 points in 57 games. Archibald tops assists, Marin holds free throw percentage, and Chamberlain excels in field goal percentage and rebounds.
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North Side 8th Girds for Maturity This Year
North Side eighth graders face size gaps as coach Harold Miller seeks growth this season. Backcourt prospects include Brad McQuitty Jeff King Mike Etherington Brad Conrad and Brian Hershberger with front line six footers David Reed Mark Stahl and Greg Price. The Braves hold a 7-6 overall record and have yet to beat a city foe while aiming for higher competition through maturity.
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442nd Draftee Alphonso Cain Drafted by Cowboys
Alphonso Cain the 274-pound tackle from Bethune-Cookman College finally went to the Dallas Cowboys in the late rounds. The Wildcats star, nicknamed Big C, faced anxious draft days before securing a spot on the Super Bowl champ’s roster. Cain vows to compete for a place on the Doomsday Defense amid Cowboys praise and rival interest from Kansas and Missouri.
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Eighth Grade New Castle Edges South Side 44 43
Eighth grade New Castle won 44 to 43 over South Side in a close score. Seventh grade Madison Heights led Marion Jones with 31 points in a high scoring A game. The B game featured Madison Heights 7, Marion Jones 20.
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