UCLA Maintains No. 1 in AP poll after week losses
UCLA earned all 31 first place votes to stay atop the AP major college basketball poll with 620 points after two wins. South Carolina rose to No. 2 as Kentucky fell to No. 3 and St. Bonaventure to No. 4 amid upset losses to Villanova and Florida State.
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UCLA
Associated Press
Kentucky
St. Bonaventure
Jacksonville
Bruins
California
Stanford
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Florida State
New Mexico State
Maranette
Illinois
Aggies
Creighton
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Jacksonville Marquette
Pennsylvania
Southern California
Drake Hllinois
Davidson
Houston
Columbia
Kansas State
Iowa
College rankings shuffle as Illinois tumbles in midseason reshuffle
The latest poll realigns teams with sixth to ninth place shifts for the Warriors and Loyola Chicago, Notre Dame upsetting Illinois, NC State rising to fifth, UNC leaping to seventh, and Penn swapping spots with Illinois among others. Southern California climbs to 11th while Drake and Davidson also rise as Ohio University falls from the Top Twenty. Villanova enters from the unranked list.
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Chicago Loyola
Llini
Notre Dame
North Carolina State
Wos
North Carolina
Penn
Ilinos
Davidson
Houston
Ohio University
Wildcats
Wake Forest
Cougars
Utah State
Bobcats
Wisconsin
UCL
Southern California
Florida State
Drake
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Columbia
Kansas State
Villanova
Iowa
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Candlepin Chatter Fenaway League standings and scores
Ral Louison led Fenaway with 147 high single and 240 high triple. Copper Pin, Polish CC and Movie Mart each won 8 0. Budweiser led 24 0 in standings. Nite Owl saw Shirley DiNicola 108 single 202 triple. Bluejays and Orioles led 34 0 in standings. Debbie Ducharme advanced pool. Post Office players topped by Ricci Curley Hutchinson and Donovan. Wine AC leaders Lou Pia Barottini EB Zaps high marks. Forest Pine Willow Maple and others in standings. Italian American Women top bowlers Barbara Lazzari Nina Sinopoli. Al Bianchi Memorial League top totals Grahin Lou Pin Aslan. Wine AC leaders Fragola Zinfandel Chianti Barbera Ali cant e Moscatel. Breakfast Club and Quiet Space lead their standings. Cocktail Bowling League results list many teams and leaders. FOE Bowling League results list Carnevale Blasiomi Mahon Grandbois Gasson Greenleaf Needham Marier.
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Dick Crespi
Yony ‘Duda
Movie Mart
Mets
Budweiser
Dagwood
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Peacocks
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Orioles
Lovebirds
Bluejays
Robins
Debbie Ducharme Avan
Lou Pia
Barottini
EB. Zaps
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Zinfandel
Barbera
Chianti
Fragala
Alicante
Wine AC
Fred Valenti
Bill Curley
Louw Pia
Larry Carmel
Barera
Fragola
Pia
Longmeadow Defeats Pittsfield In Wrestling Clash 36 10
Longmeadow High defeated Pittsfield High by 36 to 10 as Pittsfield managed only two wins and a tie. Cocaptain Joe Phillips pinned, Bill Burke won by decision, and Keith Thompson tied. Pittsfield’s Bill Koziata lost by decision to Jim Lavin, with Keene High to face Pittsfield next.
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Longmeadow High
Longmeadow
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Joe Phillips
Bill Burke
Keith Thompson
Pittsfield
Bill Koziata
Jim Lavin
Keene
Beak Iet
Philips
Ama- Iroda
Lavin
Retiara
Stevens
Harris
Tim
Kechanowski
Weekend hockey results for Kings and Cana dians
Kings beat Canadiens 2 1 then lost to Flyers 3 2 in Peewee League play at the Boys Club rink. Maple Leafs edged Canadiens 4 3, Penguins beat Seals 3 1. Goals by Berry O’Brien Higgins Harrington Riggs Bowlby Jamres Broderick Gagnon Skumin Champoux featured in a action packed weekend recap.
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Kings
Canadiens
Boys’ Club
Flyers
Maple Leafs
Penguins
Seals
John Berry
Mike Harrington
Berry
Tim O'Brien
Keith Higgins
Dave Upton
Mike Mathews
Jerry Doyle
Higgins
Pete Harrington
Steve Riggs
Roger Bowlby
Gary Jamres
Dan Fitch
Tim Munger
Peter Brinn
Riggs
Bowlby
Leafs
John Broderick
John Gagnon
John Skumin
Jim Wheat
Andre Champoux
Brian Clairmont
Flood Case Opens Today in Federal Court
New York AP reports Curt Flood's federal court suit against baseball's reserve clause opens today. Flood seeks to end the clause arguing it forces involuntary servitude while he accuses the system of binding players to clubs for life. Arthur J. Goldberg represents him.
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New York
Curt Flood
Flood
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Joe Cronin
Charles “Chub” Feeney
National
Boxing results from Tampa and Paris shows draws and wins
In Tampa Mose Harrell of St. Petersburg and Cookie Wallace of Dallas fought to a 10 round draw after weighing 203 and 207 pounds respectively. In Paris Jean Claude Boutilier of France defeated Pedro Miranda of Cuba by two points in a middleweight bout.
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Fla
Mose Harrell
St. Petersburg
Paris
Jean-Claude — Boutlier
France
Pedro Miranda
Cuba
Four Hall of Famers Proud but Humble in Canton
Canton's Hall of Fame selection honors four former stars Hugh McElhenny Ron Fears Pete Pihos and Christianson reacting with pride and humility. McElhenny spoke of football’s payoff and teamwork across high school to pros. Fears, Pihos and Christianson each called the honor thrilling and ultimate for a pro football player. Induction is Aug 8 before Saints and Vikings in an exhibition in Canton bringing membership to 63.
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San Francisco
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University of Washington
49Ers
Minnesota Vikings
Associated Press
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Ohio
Fom Fears
Pete Pines
Jack Christianson
Sos
Professional Football Hall of Fame
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Pihos
Richmond, Va
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Ike
41Ers
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New Orleans
Hall of Fame
Saints
48Ers
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University of Indiana
Santa Clara
UCLA
New Orleans Denver Win In ABA Wichita Twin Bill
The ABA doubleheader in Wichita drew 4,45 fans as New Orleans Bucs beat Washington Caps 111-108 to stay 4 games up in the Western Division. Denver Rockets edged Los Angeles Stars 115-133. Steve Jones and Mike Butler led New Orleans with 23 points. Rick Barry had 24 for Washington.
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Rick Barry
Los Angeles
Craig Raymond
Stars
Sive
Max Calvin
Larry Jones
Spencer Haywood
Rockets
Calvin
Lamy
Detroit
Atlanta
Pete Brown Takes PGA Money Lead
Pete Brown leaps to the PGA Tour money lead after winning the San Diego Open last weekend. At 35, he has earned $31,641 this year, including a $30,000 purse. Bert Yancey, Jack Nicklaus, Billy Casper, and Dale Douglass follow in the top five with substantial totals.
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Brown
Bert Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Dale Douglass
Howie Johnson
Tony Jacklin
Dave Hill
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Lann
Conversions Keep West In NBA Lead
Jerry West anchors the Lakers as he edges toward the scoring title. He scored 36 against Philadelphia, boosting his average to 31.5 points per game and helping Los Angeles top the Western Division. West leads in free throws and trails only in field goals. Elvin Hayes and Lew Alcindor follow, while Hayes still tops rebounding.
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Jerry West
National Basketball Association
West
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Lakers
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
Lew Alcindor
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Flynn Robinson
Jeader
Laker
Jen Wilkens
Seattle
Johnny Green
Cincinnati
Hayes
Patriots President Sees Hope Amid Harvard Refusal
Boston Patriots president Billy Sullivan remains hopeful about leasing Harvard Stadium for 197 home games. Harvard Corporation reaffirmed its decision, stating no long term plan exists and urging no interim lease. Sullivan seeks a financed plan that could permit temporary use if approved.
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Billy Sullivan
Boston Patriots
Harvard
Starvard Corporation
Patriots
Sullivan
Nathan Pusey
Boston College
Fenway Park
Red Sox
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Frances Sargent
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Iis Bis
Guerin Debut Highlights Hawks Victory Over Pistons
Richie Guerin, Atlanta Hawks coach player, scored his first points of the season in a 125-121 win over the Detroit Pistons in Greenville, S C. Led by Lou Hudson with 42 points, Detroit’s Dave Bing had 25 and McCoy Lemore 24 as Los Angeles and Atlanta race in the Western Division standings.
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Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Hawks
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NBA
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Guerin
Atlanta
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Lou Hudson
Detroit
Dave Bing
McCoy Lemore
Walt
Mt Greylock Jiminy Racers Share Honers
Mt Greylock and Jiminy Racers dominate the Tri-State qualifier at Cata mount, with top three finishes in each division. Boys 3 see Billy Lyon Mt Greylock ahead of Pete Gaviorno Jiminy and Jeff Lyon Mt Greylock. Girls 3 list Kelly Sweeney Edelweiss, Sally Gigliotti Jiminy, Kitty Fisher Catamount.
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Catamount
Billy Lyon
Mt Greylock
Pete Gaviorno
Jiminy
Jeff Lyon
Mt. Greylock
Kelly Sweeney
Edelweiss
Sally Gigliotti
Kitty Fisher
Steven Maynard
Richard Wright
Andy
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