Ohio State Clinches Unbeaten Run In AP Poll Lead
Ohio State remains number one in the AP basketball poll with a 97-61 win over Northwestern to extend its streak to 16. Kentucky, Cincinnati, Kansas State and others follow as top-10 standings shift after recent results through Feb. 3.
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Associated Press
Buckeyes
Fred Taylor
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Oregon State
Southern California
UCLA
Kentucky Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Southern Cal
Drake
Houston
North Texas State
Kansas State
Duke
Duquesne
Bradley
Bowling Green
Mississippi State
Stagg in Hospital at 99 Facing Knee Ailment
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 99, famed football coach and sports icon, is in Cameron Hospital in Stockton, California, in satisfactory condition with an inflamed knee. His son Dr. Paul Stagg, of the University of the Pacific, notes the knee problem is a recurrence from last week but not currently serious for his age. Stagg, who turns 100 in August, helped pioneer football strategy and coached at Springfield College and the University of Chicago for 41 years before retirement.
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Cameron Hospital
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University of the Pacific
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State
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Stayy
Yale
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University of Chicago
Maroons
Pomona Pirates Triumph In County Basketball Clash
In a close battle of champions Pomona Pirates upset Melvern Panthers 81 to 57 at Pomona Jim Burgoon led with 37 points while Melvern’s Darrel Schultz and Fain Price kept the game tight through the early frames The Pirates pull away late and set up a meeting with Lane next, while the Panthers seek balance in their local league title race.
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Carlin Nalley
Shoemaker
Jim Ivey
Thompson
Jerry Srey
Gary Sleichter
Nalley
Lane
Jim Irey
First Methodist North Baptist and Boys Club Win
First Methodist, North Baptist and the Boys Club posted senior division wins in Ottawa Church League basketball last night. First Methodist beat First Baptist 39 to 25 as Lee scored 13 for First Baptist and Snider added 11 for First Methodist. North Baptist edged First Chris
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Ed Balda
Jeff Wesen
Grace
First Methodist Green
Trinity Methodist
Russell Craycarft
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Sacred Heart
Morris Bennett
Westminster Presbyterian
St. Luke
First Christian
Buffs Keep Big Eight Lead with Oklahoma Win
Colorado remains the Big Eight leader at 6 0 after a 54 40 victory at Norman over Oklahoma. Missouri beat Kansas 79 66 at Lawrence, Nebraska edged Oklahoma State 57 56 at Lincoln, and Oklahoma’s early lead faded as Colorado pulled away with key free throws. Other youth league scores and senior division details follow.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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Tom Russell
Cecil Epperly
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White urges more athletes at Maxwell Club dinner
Philadelphia AP Byron White deputy attorney general calls for more Paul Hornung and Bob Ferguson type athletes and fewer spectators in athletics. He addresses the Maxwell Football Club dinner honoring Hornung of the Green Bay Packers and Ferguson of Ohio State as players of the year, stressing broad youth participation.
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Whizzer) White
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America
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