Braves Hold On To Top Friends 70 69
Ottawa University edged Friends University 70-69 in Wichita at Campus High gym. Dave Hale made two free throws with seven seconds left for the Braves, and Jim Jemmerson scored a late layup for Friends as Ottawa held on. Hale and Olberding powered Ottawa early amid a see-saw contest marked by many miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita—Friends University
Ottawa University
Falcons
Friends
Braves
Ottawa
Dave Hale
Jim Jemmerson
Hale
Bob Olberding
Jemmerson
Lawrence
Guest
Steve Minson
Holliman
Wilson Field House
College of Emporia
ECAC
McPherson
Bethel
Washburn
Missouri Southern
Dunham
Olberding
Exum
Totals
Johnson
Stauffer
Whitcomb
Fluty
Deuel
Minson
Lovely
Murdock
UCLA Maintains Top Slot In AP Basketball Poll
UCLA remains the unanimous No 1 in the AP preseason major college basketball poll after opening with a 94 82 win over Purdue. North Carolina Kentucky Kansas and Notre Dame trail in order as Gonzaga and others begin seasons with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Purdue
North Carolina
Oregon
Kentucky
Xavier
Ohio
Miami
Kansas
St. Louis
Notre Dame
Houston
Davidson
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Villanova
St. Bonaventure
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Detroit
Duke
Western Kentucky
San Clara
California
Marquette
Tennessee
Iowa
K State Falls to Cincinnati as Big Eight Race Stirs
Kansas State watched its early Big Eight season slip when Cincinnati surged past them in a fast break attack. Oklahoma opened with a 45-38 win over Centenary after six players were suspended for curfew violations. Missouri, Colorado and Iowa State went 2-0, while Missouri beat Arkansas 60-59 and Nebraska defeated Wisconsin 68-55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcats
Cincinnati
K-State
Oklahoma
Tom McLeod
Centenary
Missouri
Colorado
Iowa State
Tigers
Utah State
Buffaloes
California
Cyclones
Hardin-Simmons
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Kansas
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Izsimmons
Tex Winter
Fitzsimmons
Owens Wins Big Eight Offensive Player of the Year
Oklahoma star Steve Owens, the Big Eight's top rusher, was chosen as the conference offensive player of the year by the AP. He set or tied multiple rushing records, including 1,53 yards in two seasons and nine straight 100 yard games, leading Oklahoma to three consecutive wins over Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Steve Owens
Associated Press
Owens
Oklahoma
Miami
Okla
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Bob Douglass
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Bobby Reynolds
Reynolds
Gale Sayers
Billy Wessels
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ron Guest
KCAC
Lee Johnson
Robin Stauffer
Coffeyville Junior College
Mike Holliman
Larry Lawrence
Wade Exum
Big Leight
Kansas State
Gambles
Chromecraft Kroehler
Broy Hill
Englander
Fedders
Motorola
Speed Queen
Tappan Magic Chef Admiral
Provincetown
Owasso Monarch Kitchen Aid
ST Tan the Friendly Store
Wiggins
S. Main
Ottawa Lumber Co
Jim McCrea
Bob McCrea
Big 8
Steve
Eddie Crowder
Buck McPhail
Merrill Green
Buddy Leake
Saffron Glass CO
Wainui
Dassmer
Ottawa, Kansas
Moore
Plyouth Belvedere
Oldsmobile
Moores
Moore Chevrolet-Olds., Inc