Night Of The Underdog In College Basketball
Top ten teams stumble as ninth ranked St Bonaventure falls 71-68 to Detroit. North Carolina routs Clemson 90-69 while New Mexico loses to Colorado 79-72 and Cincinnati beaten by Southern California 83-68. Notre Dame edges Minnesota 69-65. Kansas over Murray State 72-59. Detroit rises after Haywood’s limited points.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
St. Bonaventure
Detroit
Bonnies
Bob Lanier
Olympic
Spencer Haywood
Haywood
A &Foot-8
Yeoman
Lanier
North Carolina
Clemson
New Mexico
Colorado
Cincinnati
Southern California
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Kansas
Murray State
New Mexico State
Hardin-Simmons
Ohio State
Washington State
Western Kentucky
Austin Peay
Louisville
Florida
Houston
Kansas State
Butch Zatezalo
Dick Grubar
Tar Heels
Virginia
Ron Smith
New Mexi
Bob Whitmore
Irish
Carr
Larry Mikan
George
Money problems loom for Davis Cup Challenge Round
ADELAIDE Australia AP the 57th Davis Cup Challenge Round between the United States and Australia starting here the day after Christmas Day looms as a complete financial flop and might be the last under the present amateur format. TV sponsorship has collapsed and ticket sales are tepid.
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Adelaide
Australia
United States
Memorial Courts
Arthur Ashe and Company
America
Tar Heels Draw Dissent In UCLA Vote For AP Top 20
The AP poll shows UCLA still No. 1 with 29 of 30 first place votes and 598 points while North Carolina holds No. 2 with 542 points. Davidson is third, followed by Kentucky and New Mexico. Santa Clara breaks into the top 10 after big wins, and Houston drops out with Duke sliding from ninth to out of the rankings.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
UCLA
Tar Heels
North Carolina
Uclans
Davidson
Kentucky
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Villanova
St. Bonaventure
Santa Clara
Houston
Cougars
Duke
Iowa
Wichita State
New Mexico State
Louisville
State
Kansas
Purdue
Detroit
Cali
Pitt Holds Lead In New Loop In Rocky Mountain Slate
Pittsburg State rushed to an early advantage and defeated Nebraska Omaha 81 69 to move to 2 0 in the Plains Division of the new Rocky Mountain Conference basketball race. Fort Hays State fell 85 63 at Southwestern Oklahoma, dropping to 3 3.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg State
University of Nebraska At
Gorillas
Bill Feuerborn
Mike Jones
Pittsburg
Leonard Todds
Omaha
Plains
Fort Hays
Southwestern Oklahoma
Archie McGill
Mike McAtee
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Friends
Bethel
Ottawa
Southwestern
Winfield
College of Emporia
Sterling
McPherson
Tabor
Scores From Regional College Basketball Games
Southwest Oklahoma defeated Fort Hays 85 to 63 while Pittsburg beat Omaha 81 to 69. Pershing Nebraska clipped Sacred Heart Wichita 75 to 72 as Trinity Texas downed Missouri Rolla 93 to 70 and Central Missouri topped Northeast Missouri 89 to 71. Southwest Missouri won 95 to 62 over Northwest Missouri, Nebraska Wesleyan prevailed at 86 to 6 against Grandland.
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Southwest Oklahoma
Fort Hays
Pittsburg
Omaha
Pershing
Neb
Sacred Heart
Wichita
Trinity
Tex
Missouri- Rolla
Central Missouri
Northeast Missouri
Southwest Missouri
Northwest Missouri
Nebraska Wesleyan
Graceland
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France
England
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Challenge Round
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Anti Freeze
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S. Main
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Detroit &C
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Quenemo
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Saffron Glass CO
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