Albaugh says Pioneers are better shooters than results show
Pioneers coach Glenn Albaugh says Cal State Stanislaus shooters are strong in practice but poor in early games. He notes 36 of 70 in the opener versus WOPR and 23 of 1 0 from three point range against College of Idaho. Starting five to face Adams State includes Gibbs Garcia O Breves Walker and Drake with Noel and Dignan as potential reserves.
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Glenn Alvaugh
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College of Idaho
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Jng
Adams State
Iour
WOPR
Cat State
Ton Gibbs
Faull College
Dave Garcia
Ray O' Breves
del Walker
Dicki Drake
Bernice Dignan
Mervilt College
Fred Noel
UCLA Dominates AP Poll Despite No Scheduled Game
UCLA remained the top team in the Associated Press major college basketball poll with all 36 selectors ranking the Bruins No. 1 through games prior to December 22. Texas Western and Kentucky trailed, facing tough opponents as UCLA prepared for Colorado State while others in the top five logged mixed results.
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Associated Press
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Texas Western
Kentucky
Ifth
New Mexico
North Carolina
Sports Writers and Broadcasters
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Colorado State
Sre
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Pan American
Southern Methodist
Texas Wester - Mille
Louisville Ossage
Brigham ‘Young
Michigan
Houston
Cincinnati
Boston Collear
Hredley
Creighton
Florida
Inols
Nebraska Rout Cougars as West Coast Beats Fade in Lincoln
Nebraska shattered Washington State 17 2 early on and held on for a decisive win as the Cornhuskers denied the Cougars a second half rally. Washington State guard Jim McKean poured in 28 by halftime but Nebraska shutdown key shots after intermission. St. Mary's lost 90 74 to Houston as Elvin Hayes led the Cougars with 20 points.
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Los Angeles State
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Houston
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Jim Sheridan
Don Chaney
St. Mary’s
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Jim McKean
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West Coast Athletic Conference
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Portaca
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Lyon
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Ted Tamods
Merry Lam
Staley
Holmby
Hary
Nilenetancn
Pac-8 Stands Firm on NLT Eligibility Decision
In Portland during a Portland Football Foundation event, Pac-8 commissioner Ton Pam ion confirmed the league will not permit the second-place team to participate in the National Invitations Tourney. The ruling, cited after discussions with the NCAA, blocks UCLA and related regional eligibility issues for West Coast teams.
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New York
Ton Pamion
Hamillo
Portland Football Foundation Hall of Fame
League
Atlanta Coast Conference
Western Athletic Conference
Ucla Y Dotibate
Aso
NCAA
Corvallis
Hamilton
West Coast
CAGE SCORES ACROSS REGIONS IN COLLEGE GAMES
Regional results list college basketball scores with teams including Cal State College, Langston, Mary’s Kan, Beals Melbourne, Portland, Fresno Pacific, Bucknell, Manhattan, Bridgeport, Alabama, Southern Miss, Samford, MississippI, La Tech, New Orleans, Southeastern Louisiana, Midwestern rivals, Michigan, Missouri, Chicago Loyola, Baldwin Wallace, Berea, Nebraska, George Washington, Wilberforce, Walsh, Xavier, Tampa, Texas Southern, Pittsburg State, Maryville, Bethany, Southwestern Kan, Houston, St Mary’s Galil, TCU, and Mexican Olympians.
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Kan
Beals Melbourne
Chin
Australia
Portland
Sacramento St
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East Peym
Bucknel
Manhattan
Bridgeport
South Alabama
Southern Miss
Samford
Ala
Miss
la. Tech
Neve Orleans Log
Christian Aros
Southeastern la
Della St
Midwest
Michigan
Buller
Missouri
Delralt
Chicago
Loyola
Baldwin-Wallace Ag Kom
TCU
FE ‘Ariz
Weber St
Wooden Says Alcindor Faces Rough Treatment On Court
UCLA coach John Wooden says Lew Alcindor has been subjected to rough play in the Bruins first three games with opponents crowding him and grabbing at the ball. Wooden cites lack of proper protection for the center and notes referees often miss fouls as he reviews film of the contests.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
John Wooden
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
Wooden
Ita
Sophtmore Alcindor
Southern California
Duke
Alcindor
Vetera Edgar Lacey
Mike Lynn
Colorado State
USC
Bob Boyd
Trojans
Arizona State
North Carolina State
UCLA Pulls Ahead In UPI Poll With Unbeaten Run
UCLA, undefeated and likely undisputed leader, appears poised to sweep all 34 first place votes in the United Press International college basketball rating. The poll lists UCLA atop the standings with 34, followed by Michigan State and Kentucky among others, while room remains for shifts as teams chase the top spot.
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UCLA
United Press International
Tovas Westert
Michigan St
Kentucky
Vard
Louisville
Brigham Young
New Mexico
North Carolina
Kansas
Cincinnati
Second
Vanderbilt
Boston College
Houston
Ikois
West Virginia
Loyola
Virgina Tech
St. John's
Providence
Sealtie
Idaho Vandals tackle Arndt signs with Packers
Moscow Idaho AP reports Dick Arndt the Vandals tackle signed Monday a contract with the Green Bay Packers of the NFL announced by university officials.
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Moscow
Idaho
Dick Arndt
Idaho Vandals
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Vikings win two novice titles in Alameda County tournament
Pacific High wrestlers Krank Berger and Bennie Martinez each captured the 115 and 119 pound novice crowns at the ACAL Novice Wrestling Tournament held at De Anza High. Eneinal won the overall team title, with De Anza second, and Pacific totaled 418 points. Three Viking competitors finished second in their weight classes Kurt Gohhart 127, Dave Clayton 75, Charlie Pedro Unlimited.
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Krank Berger
Bennie Martinez
Pacific High
Deana High
Belger
Martinee
Eneinal
DeAnza
Pacific
Berkeley
Harry Ells
San Leandro
Vickings
Kurt Goodhart
Dave Clayton
Charlie Pedro
Northern California honors 21 scholar-athletes at awards dinner
San Francisco Bobby Goodhart and Newark Gary Anderson will join 19 teammates as Bay Area top scholar athletes honored by the Northern California Chapter of the National Football Foundation at the seventh annual dinner at the Jack Tar Hotel. The event features UC Chancellor Roger W Heyns as speaker and a $1000 college scholarship for the top scholar athlete.
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San Francisco
Pawileigh
Bobby Goodhart
Newark
Gary Anderson
Alameda County
Wasifarnia
National Football Foundation
Bay Area
Chanteellor
Roger W. Heyns
University of California
Robert Goodhart
Pacificle Cray
Los Altos
Wes Bergazzi
Santa Cruz
David Bilardella
Santa Cruzly Lleys
Roop
Hogar
Valida
Paul Cavigit
Rio Visa
Doug Norton
el Milino
Rey Borowicz
Heaidspura
Farmers To Host Cats Tomorrow In HAAL Matches
Hayward High heads HAAL schedule with Amador at 6 30 p m while Liberty faces Albany in Oakland action. El Monte, Pittsburg, and James Logan compete in a dense pre season slate as Tennyson eyes Fremont Washington clash and the Rebels battle in a multi team meet.
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Bob McKillop
Eden
Elatch
Washington
Newar
Mike Haines
Rich Sheridan
Sandy Fry
Vital Howidler
James Logan
Carnival
Mitch Champi
Elliott Withdraws From Illinois Athletic Director Race
Champaign Illinois AP Pete Elliott has pulled his name as candidate for Illinois director of athletics. The move signals that Lou Saban? No, Ist litt head coach will likely accept Northwestern athletic director job, pending decisions.
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Champaign, Ill
Pete Elliott
University of Illinois
David D. Henry
Ist Litt
Illinois
Northwestern
Bishop O'Dowd Frosh Defeat Moreau In Mariner Gym
Bishop O'Dowd freshmen led by Wills and Bishop O'Dowd in a 60 to 4 win over Moreau frosh at the Mariner gym. Craig Germer scored 15 for Athletic League matches.
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Moreau Frosh
Mariner Gym
East Bay
Craig Germer
Moreau
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