Who's No. 1 in college football debate rages
AP Sports Writer Barry Wilner reports after the bowls that Alabama and Southern California lead the race for the top ranking. Ohio State held a Rose Bowl edge with 16 10, while USC beat OSU in the Rose, and Heisman winner Charles White starred for USC with 247 rushing yards and 39 carries.
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Alabama Wins Sugar Bowl Clinching Undefeated Season
Bruce Buckeyes coach notes missed field goal decision on a key fourth and goal at Southern Cal. Alabama dominates Arkansas 12-0 to finish 12-0, with Bear Bryant declaring national claim. Houston, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and other bowls highlight a day of strong performances and late drama.
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White Spectacular but Pro Scouts Drool Over Schlichter
In Pasadena, Charles White survives a bruising Rose Bowl and proves too small for the pros only to rally Southern California to a 17 16 victory over Ohio State. Art Schlichter dazzles for the Buckeyes with 297 yards, while White rushes 32 and 28 yards on consecutive plays to clinch the win. Scouts debate White’s NFL potential as he garners praise for late heroics and a standout finish to a storied college career.
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Duke Maintains No. 1 in AP Poll After OT Win
Duke clings to the top spot as the Blue Devils edge Cincinnati 87-75 in an overtime Iron Duke Classic final. Duke earned 44 of 57 first place votes and 1,125 points, while Kentucky stayed No. 2 with 10 first place votes and 1,083 points amid recent struggles.
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Pro Basketball Pacific Division 2 recap
Teams Seattle Los Angeles and Portland share the Pacific Division spotlight amid schedules cross listed with New York and San Antonio results. Notable scores include New York 128 over San Antonio 120 and Portland 109 over Washington 79. Upcoming games feature San Diego at New Jersey and several matchups across the league.
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Women's AP Basketball Poll update with rank shifts
The Top Twenty poll ranks DePaul and LSU at Nos. 3 and 4 after Notre Dame dropped, with Ohio State at 5, North Carolina 6, and Notre Dame 7. Indiana, Purdue, Syracuse, Iowa, and others fill the rest of the top 20, as Arkansas falls out after a three-game slide.
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OHS Athletes Return To Action
Ottawa High resumes sports with two Thursday events as the girls basketball team hosts Turner at the OHL gym and the wrestling team competes at Osawatomie. Friday the Ottawa boys basketball team opens East Kansas League play at Turner, with the Cyclones seeking to improve after a 1-3 start.
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Franklin Savings Association Annual Member Meeting
The annual meeting of the members will be held at the home office on Wednesday January 16 1980 at 1 00 p m for the purpose of electing directors.
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