North Carolina Tops Kansas in AP College Basketball Poll
Undefeated North Carolina leads the AP tally with 79 of 120 first place votes and 1108 points, Kansas second with 9 firsts and 928 points, Iowa State up to third after a Kansas win. Smu sits sixth as Kentucky drops to fifth with top ten rounded by UCLA and Seattle.
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Ohio State Leads Big Ten in Narrow Wisconsin Win
Ohio State, ranked 12th and 10-3, won its fifth straight Big Ten game by rallying past Wisconsin 67-64 at Madison. The Buckeyes moved to 3-1 in league play on the road, while Bradley beat Tulsa 72-56 and Gonzaga crushed Seattle 108-75 as college basketball shows a wide, competitive race across conferences.
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Local High School Basketball Schedule Drafted
Tuesday games feature Hope at Prescott Junior boys Ouethsey at Blevins Ashdown at Nagaville Spring Hill at Saratoga Bodeaw at Stamps Okolona at Effiniet Delight at Kirby Wednesday hosts Saratoga ifvit. Kirby meets Blevins 615 p m Bodeaw vs Mineral Springs 345 p m Bracket shows Blevins vs Bodeaw and Delight vs Mineral Springs 730 p m Nine games set Thursday Friday six Saturday six in the Saratoga Invitational Tournament.
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Pettit Reclaims ABA Scoring Lead In NBA Action
New York iM reports defending champion Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks regained his scoring lead in the NBA with 59 points over Philadelphia's Paul Arizin as Pettit totals rose to 1,117 after five games last week. Frank Howard and Larry Huston added points for their teams while Wisconsin’s Bob Litzow led game honors with 28 points.
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Bobcats Triumph Over Bearden in Magnolia Tourney
In the Southern State College Invitational at Magnolia, the Hope Bobcats defeated Bearden 67 to 46. Led by Larry Bruce with 16 points and David Watkins 12, the team advances to the quarterfinals to meet the winner of Taylor-Thorton, set for Thursday at 9:45 p.m. The Hope lineup included Jerry Franks 10, Jimmy Hollis 9, and others contributing in the final period.
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New Washington Coach Owens Arrives to Lead Huskies
Jim Gwetia, 80, longtime Texas A&M assistant, will arrive within a week to assume duties as the University of Washington football head coach. Athletic director George Briggs announced Owens' appointment, succeeding Darrell Royal who left after one season to coach at Texas. Royal’s four year contract was $17,000 annually.
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Willisville Blues Past Lewisville In Big Victory
Willisville boys' team crushed Lewisville 63 45 last Friday in Willisville Gym to run their season record to 32 wins and 5 losses. George Otwell led with 33 points while Simpson and Idoped contributed for Lewisville. Officials were Ed Martin and Frank Pike. scorekeepers were Canalia McDonald and Caitlin McDonald. Willisville advanced to the quarterfinals of the Southern State College Tournament with a 53 to victory over Manesville. Li Owenshag starred as top football man at a major institution after NCAA ties with Bear Bryant.
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