National Powers Meet Tonight Bruins Picked Over USC
USC and UCLA clash at the Los Angeles Sports Arena in a top regional showdown with USC ranked No. 2 and UCLA No. 3. The Bruins hold a nine game home dominance over USC at the arena, while both teams sit 4-0 in the Pac-8 and eye NCAA tourney hopes.
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Southern California
Trojans
Ucla Bruins
Bruins
Associated Press
USC
UCLA
Pauley Pavilion
Sidney Wicks
Curtis Rowe
Steve Patterson
Ucians
MoLayton
Paul Westphal
Dana Pagett
John Wooden
Scout Teams Post Two Wins
The C team defeated the Nazarene Junior Church League 50 to 38 as David Gray scored 27 and Rob Schantz 13 for Troop 799 while Greg Hall 18 and Billi Hess 14 led Nazarene. The B team beat the Solid Nine 43 to 41 after a late comeback, Ed Bergmann with 18 and Zach Jackson 9 for the opposing side. the Scouts now hold 13 wins and 5 losses.
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Church of the Nazarene
David Gray
Rob Schantz
Troop 799
Greg Hall
Billi Hess
Nazarene
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Johnson. the Solid -Nine
Walkersville
Solid-Nine
Ken Neufeld
Steve Bitler
Ed Bergmann
Zach Jackson
WBA Again Ignores Ali in Latest Ratings
The World Boxing Association again omits Muhammad Ali from its monthly rankings despite his March 8 title fight with Joe Frazier in New York. Foreman leads contenders, with a list including Ellis Bonavena Quarry and others while Ali's status stems from his refusal of military service and pending Supreme Court appeal.
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World Boxing Association
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
New York
George Foreman
Hayward
Calif
Frazier
Philadelphia
Foreman
Jimmy Ellis
Lousville
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Jerry Quarry
Bellflower
Cal
Brock Signs ST LOUB with Cardinals for 1971 season
AP reports Lou Brock four time NL base stealing leader signed his 1971 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. The deal was announced Friday by the club.
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Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Seaver advocates baseball option like football plan
Greenwich. Conn AP Tom Seaver Mets ace pitcher urges baseball to adopt a reserve clause reform allowing players limited control over their careers similar to pro football's option. He notes the current system traps players, weakens bargaining, and lets corporations run teams, proposing an option to stay with or negotiate away from a team.
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Greenwich, Conn
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Seaver
Shaw grabs stroke lead over Palmer in Hawaii Open
In Honolulu Tom Shaw fired a five under par 67 to take a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer after 36 holes at Waialae Country Club. Palmer bogeyed the final hole to card 69 for 136, while DeWitt Weaver matched Shaw with a 68 to reach 136 and Bruce Crampton stood two back at 138.
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Tom Shaw
Arnold Palmer
Honolulu
Shaw
Wajialae Country Club
Palmer
Husky Dewitt Weaver
Weaver
Bruce Crampton
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
John Schlee
Jack Nicklaus
Liquori Wins In Garden Run
Marty Liguori the Villanova Olympian extended his Madison Square Garden winning streak to 12 with a victory in the 1 000 yard event at the Knights of Columbus Indoor Track Meet. Rico Carty, former NL batting champ, returned to Atlanta hospital for pleurisy treatment with an expected two day stay and possible missed games in 1971.
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Marty Liguori
Villanova
Madison Square Garden
Knights of Columbus
Atlanta, Ga
Rico Carty
Atlanta
Braves
Carty
Crawford Long Hospital
Priday’s College Basketball Scores Summary
A string of college basketball scores is reported with multiple results. Priday’s beat Cornell 79 to 46 while Harvard outscored Yale 115 to 8. Southern Tech 88, Florida Tech 77. Brown 75, Dartmouth 74 in overtime. Kentucky State 77, Central State Ohio 66. Columbia 53, Princeton 50. Coast Guard 72, Bowdoin 67. Fordham 68, PMC Colleges 53. Colgate 85, Lehigh 77.
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Yale
Southern Tech
Florida Tech
Brown
Dartmouth
Kentucky State
Central State
Ohio
Columbia
Princeton
Coast Guard
Bowdoin
Fordham
PMC Colleges
Colgate
Lehigh
Mullen to Represent Fort Ritchie at First Army Wrestling
Pfc. Marlowe R. Mullen of the 572d MP Company will compete in the 163-pound class at the 1971 First Army Wrestling Tournament at Fort Monmouth New Jersey February 7 to 12 He eyes an invitation to the All Army Trials at Fort Belvoir Virginia later in February and the All-Army winners go on to the All-Service Trials in March before Pan American competition.
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Fort Ritchie
Marlowe R. Mullen
Military Police
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Mullen
Fort Belvoir
United States
Manual High School
Indianapolis
Indiana Central College
National Association of Intercollegiate Athenie
NAIA
Omaha
Hubs Trounce South Carroll in Tri-State League clash
Hagerstown North hammered South Carroll 87-48 as John Smothers scored 20 and Dennis Fosdick led Cavaliers with 17. North improves to 7-2 in league play and 10-5 overall while South Carroll slips to 1-8 in league and 6-10 overall.
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Hagerstown
North Hagerstown
South Carroll
North
John Smothers
Dennis Fosdick
Cavaliers
SEVENTH RACE Purse, $2,400 at One Mile Sixteenth
Purse of 2400 dollars for four year olds and up in a claiming race at one mile and a sixteenth. Entries include Habeo 120 AgdeSpin M4 Ella's Boy 14 StrapHap'Pap and Up The Road 120 Fuel Car' 14 Alanbeck with several weights and claimed status noted.
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Alanbeck
Chrissy M
Lewis
Davidson
Daigo
Pretty Dancer
Seldomridge
Worley
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Westfield
Prince Doe
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Prin Tozka
Histrou Royal Behav
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Edaphosarus
Storm Court
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Ambernan
Adar'spin
Gil’ Corner
Levees
HesTight
Beau Cricket
Tower Court i
Honey
Bob
Bear Bark Bells & Whis
Ik Gaul
Bedalir
King's Reject
la Nethes
Min’ Band
Lunar Magic
Miss Tillman
Royal Thorn
Sixers Remove Wally Jones From Injured List
Philadelphia AP reports the Philadelphia 76ers activated guard Wally Jones from the injured list on Friday returning him to action after his injury, signaling a potential boost to the roster.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
Wally Jones
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