Ohio State Holds No 1 Ranking as Texas Notre Dame Follow
Ohio State retained the top ranking with 17 first place votes and 307 points, joined by Texas and Notre Dame close behind. Nebraska, Michigan, and Stanford fill the next spots as the top ten remains unbeaten teams battle for position. Other results include Texas 45 21 over Rice, Nebraska 65 31 over Oklahoma State, Air Force 35 10 over Boston College, Michigan 39 13 over Minnesota, and Arizona State 42 13 over Texas El Paso.
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Patriots eye deals as Kapp among injured in run to deadline
Milton Mass UPI coach Clive Rush lists injuries to 10 players including quarterbacks Joe Kapp and Mike Taliaferro after Sundays 27 3 loss to Baltimore. With a 4 p m NFL trading deadline today Rush seeks offensive line help and has spoken with four clubs, though optimism is low.
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Casper Retains Lead In Money List After Kaiser Open
Billy Casper remains the top money winner on the pro golf tour with official earnings of 144 641, despite missing the cut at the Kaiser Open. Jack Nicklaus trails with 139 696. In football, Patriots coach Rush warns the team’s draft asset pool is thinning as trades pass on picks for Kapp Lassiter Gogolak. Offensive line under fire as injuries to Sellers Bramlett Mantler Neville Garrett Brown Ballou Beverly widen worries.
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Pistons set unbeaten mark with big win over SuperSonics
Detroit Pistons shot 71 percent in the first half and 64 percent for the game to beat Seattle 142-111, extending their streak to eight wins and remaining the NBA’s sole unbeatens. Dave Bing led with 35 points, Dischinger 18, Walker 17. Don Smith topped Seattle with 19. In other action Cincinnati Royals defeated Atlanta Hawks 126-107 as Johnny Green had 30 points.
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Patriot coach Frederickson honored by Vermont coaches
Mt. Anthony Union High School coach Dave Frederickson received a silver pewter cup at the Vermont Coaches Association dinner in Burlington for guiding his team to 17 season wins and the state Class L semifinals. Len Drew of Montpelier High was named 1970 coach of the year, with Rice Memorial as the finals opponent.
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