UCLA Opens No 1 In AP Poll As Wooden Warns Of Easy Ride
UCLA started the season ranked No 1 in the AP basketball poll with 11 first place votes and 650 points. Coach John Wooden expressed surprise at the top billing given his rebuilding squad led by Henry Bibby and Bill Walton while predicting several strong teams including North Carolina and Maryland.
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Browns take AFC Central lead as defense shines in win
The defense limited the Oilers to 306 yards and forced three picks while Leroy Kelly gained 107 yards for Cleveland as they moved to sole possession of first in the AFC Central. Bo Scott scored twice as the Browns topped the Oilers.
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Bulldogs Rally Past Eastmoor 63 59 in Nonleague Win
Athens Bulldogs rally in the fourth quarter to slip past Columbus Eastmoor 63 59 in a non league game. Dave Smith scored 25 and Steve Inbody 17 for Athens while Rick Ohanian and Vic Wilson added 12 apiece for Eastmoor.
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Alexander Spartans Top Ross-Southeastern 88 82 in Opener
The Alexander Spartans beat Ross-Southeastern 88-82 to open the 1971-72 season. Gary Risley tied for team scoring honors with 25 points as Alexander shot 48 percent and led rebounding with Rich White at 14. Ross-Southeastern fell to 2-1.
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OU Icers Hand St. Clair 8 4 In Toronto
Ohio University Bobcats blank St. Clair College 8 to 4 in Toronto. John Jacob scored three goals and added two assists to pace the victory.
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Bobcats Roll to 3-0 Start as Mundy Sparks Win
Mundy scored twice and assisted twice while Dennis Haworth stopped 32 shots guiding the Bobcats to a 3-0 start. St Clair slipped to 2-3-2 after the setback. The Bobcats meet the Alumni at Bird Arena on Saturday December 4 at 7:30 p.m.
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Mays Wed In Mexico Ceremony
Giants outfielder Willie Mays married Mae Louise Allen in Mexico City on Saturday after a noon civil ceremony. The couple planned a honeymoon with no fixed duration, while close friends of both families attended the event.
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Cage Results and Standings From Western to ABA Divisions
Basketball standings show Western Conference with Milwaukee Chicago Phoenix Detroit and Pacific leaders. Weekend results include Milwaukee 114 Cincinnati 8 and Seattle 124 Detroit 102. ABA East and West divisions list Kentucky New York and Virginia atop their groups with key matchups noted.
Pro Grid Saturday Jets Clash in Dallas Spotlight
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