Georgia Tops AP Poll After Perfect 11-0 Season
The Georgia Bulldogs finish 11-0 with a 38-20 win over Georgia Tech and hold the AP top spot with 52 of 60 first-place votes and 1,187 of 1,200 points. Notre Dame and Florida State each earn two first-place votes, remaining Nos. 2 and 3 as bowl setups loom.
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Georgia Bulldogs
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Bulldogs
Notre Dame
Florida State
Southern Cal
Florida
New Orleans
DePaul Rises to No 1 as AP Poll Shuffles
DePaul overtakes Kentucky to claim the top AP college basketball ranking after a strong win over Louisville. UCLA climbs to third behind the Blue Demons and Wildcats, with Maryland and Indiana holding fourth and fifth as Oregon State and Virginia rise.
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Kentucky
UCLA
Maryland
Indiana
Oregon State
Virginia
Louinville
Ohio State
North Carolina
Arkansas
Iowa
Notre Dame
Texas A&m
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St. John's
N.Y
Missouri
Syracuse
Brigham Young
Georgetown
D.C
Bowling Scores and Standings From Ottawa Bowl League
Readable shows weekly bowling scores and team standings across Ottawa Bowl venues with individual high games and series. Notable figures include Dorothy Nitcher 209-31 and B. Sink 214-609 for Franklin Savings, plus Loyd Builders and Lands Builders leading team standings with 40 plus games.
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Brunswick First National Bank
G. Wilson
Andy
D. Hood
D. Griffin
Grill
Steele
Sswank
A. Gentry
Franklin Savings
D. Hall
John
John's Service
H. Tucker
Spick
Stinnett Chevy-Olds
P. Callins
Lottawa
J. Scribner
Osburn
Ottawa Bowl
L. Silvers
B. Sink
M. Milton
Snitcher
P. Stankard
D. Caray
Tranklin Savings
D. Carey
Fritts Machine Shop
Second Lands Builders
Waymire’s
Laugren
Dianna Carey
Witchara
Ramsey Printing and
Lamb.Roberts Funeral Home
Lamb Roberts
Terry Walleck
Dorothy Nitcher
Super Chicks
West Wilson Repair
Leond Woolworth's
West Wilson
Sue Lane
WERS
Lady Bugs
Olmsted Electric
Hazel Guyett
Elaine Dyer
Cathy McClay
Myrtle + Haas
Wilma Thompson
Opal Pahlman
June Hattler
Linda Clevenger
Charlote Ward
Maxine Ainsworth
Gillie Leach
Hattler
Virgie Sink
Pahlman
Hazel Guyer
Betty Sink
Dorothy Nilcher
M. Fainsworth
Sandra McCurdy
Connie Touberlin
Betty Hughes
Carol Player
Virginia Underwood
Toumberlin
Dera
Alneworth
Adversity No Match For Rogers
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley profiles George Rogers, USC tailback and 1980 Heisman winner, detailing a rough childhood in Duluth and Atlanta, his rise to fame, and the prospect of a $1 million NFL contract. He vows to buy his mother a new home and notes his draft prospects with Saints Giants and Jets.
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George Rogers
University of South Carolina
Rogers
Horatio Alger
Urchin
Duluth
Decatur
Scottsdale
Norcross
Oglethorpe
Atlanta
George
George Washington Rogers, Jr
NFL
New Orleans
Saints
New York Giants
Jets
Ottawa High girls open with 21-18 win over DeSoto
Ottawa High School Gals using a tight man to man defense stifled DeSoto to 18 points in a 21-18 home opener. Cathy Netherland led with 12 points, aided by Shelly Burch 5 and Dawn Murray with 2. Junior varsity DeSoto won 20-15. Ottawa home date vs Garnett set for Thursday with JV tipping off at 6.
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Ottawa High
Wildcats
Cyclones
Cathy Netherland
Ottawa
Shelly Burch
Dawn Murray
Michelle White
Stephen
OHL
Cats
Teresa Sullivan
Ottawa Girls
Garnett
Murray
White
Bure
Turner
Netherland
Weber
Hobbs
McAninch
Buschow
Hodson
Kuhn
Gott
Neal Spree Shines as Kansas Beats Pepperdine 81-67
Kansas Jayhawks 81 Pepperdine 67. Neal Spree off bench scores 14 of 16 in second half to lift Kansas, No. 300 for the program. Tony Guy leads with 23 points. John Crawford adds 14 as Kansas improves to 1-0. In Manhattan, Rolando Blackman and Randy Reed pace Kansas State to 83-50 win over South Dakota, Blackman 22 and Reed 17 as Wildcats pull away in second half to go 2-0.
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Lawrence
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Neal
Kansas Jayhawks
Pepperdine
Kansas
Ted Owens
Jayhawks
Tony Guy
John Crawford
Manhattan
Rolando Blackman
Randy Reed
Kansas State
South Dakota
Blackman
Reed
Wildcats
Coyotes
Raiders defense Suffers through Offensive Struggles vs Broncos
Oakland’s defense stifled Denver as the Raiders won 9-3 to extend Monday night streaks to 12 in a row. Four Bahr field goal attempts marked the offense's ongoing woes while Burgess Owens made an early interception, and Tom Flores praised the effort as Al Davis eyed a potential move to Los Angeles.
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Raiders
Chris Bahr
Denver Broncos
Oakland Coliseum
Burgess Owens
Tom Flores
al Davis
Los
Fred Steinfort
Denver
Broncos
Jim
Plunkett
Bahr
San Diego
Raymond Chester
Red Miller
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Arnold
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Dynamic Lee
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Ramsey Printing
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Hill House
M. Allen
Budge's Hardware
J. Houston
Don’s Royal Cleaners
R. Fenton
F. West
Riki
A. Coffman Sr
Lane
B. Roehl
Andy’s Siding
D. Mietchem
J. Walleck
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A. Jandro
F. Simmons
Jim Bass
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J. Compton
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