Big Eight sweeps top of final AP college poll
Nebraska tops the final 1971 AP poll with 55 first place votes after a 38-6 Orange Bowl win over Alabama to finish 13-0. Oklahoma and Colorado also finish in the top three, while Alabama leads the rest and Penn State, Michigan, Georgia, Arizona State, Tennessee and Stanford follow in the top ten.
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Rich Glover
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Bob Devaney
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Auburn
Colorado
Houston
Minnesota
Army
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Penn State
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Texas
Michigan
Stanford
Georgia
North Carolina
Arizona State
Florida State
Tennessee
Arkansas
Iowa State
Louisiana State
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LSU
Toledo
Mississippi
Washington
USC
Boston College
Northwestern
Ohio State
Third Crown Not Unlikely For Huskers
Lincoln Neb AF Nebraska faces the question of a third straight national title as the 1969 season looms. Seventeen Soon-to-be graduates, including key players from the Orange Bowl win over Alabama, depart, but a core of sophomores and juniors remains. Coach Bob Devaney weighs potential pro offers while noting the loyalty of his longtime staff. Devaney will coach the North in the Hula Bowl, with Tagge Kinney Rupert Jacobson among those returning or leaving after graduation.
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Hawaii
Jerry Tagge
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Dick Rupert
Tagge
Kinney
Rupert
Larry Jacobson
Weather Cancels Ottawa High Paola Match
The Ottawa High Paola wrestling meet for Monday was canceled due to weather. The Cyclones will host Paola on January 24 with junior varsity at 6:30 p.m. and varsity at 7:30 p.m. The team still plans to travel to Olathe this Thursday.
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Bowling Scores From Various Leagues Update
Bowling standings list multiple leagues with high games and series. Notable performers include Casey 221, Spears 537, Murrow 507, and Burns 623 in Skyhooks. Ott ama Bus, Nitcher s, and Giants among others post top totals across Monday to Sunday sessions.
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Frazier Praises Bucks After Knicks Win
New York guard Walt Frazier, a neutral observer, says the Milwaukee Bucks are better than the Los Angeles Lakers after guiding the Knicks to a 101-99 comeback victory over Milwaukee on national TV. He notes the defending champions remain strong despite the Lakers’ run.
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Bruins Hold No. 1 as Penn and Louisville Rise in Polls
UCLA remains No. 1 after sweeping the Bruin Classic, led by 41 first place votes from a national panel. Penn jumps eight spots to No. 6 after winning the Kodak Classic, while Louisville rises to No. 7 following the Holiday Festival victory. Also noted are Marquette No. 2 and North Carolina No. 3 as others shift in the top 20. Attendance figure cited highlights a record 277,750 paid admissions for the 1959 World Series games in Los Angeles.
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City Scores in Church League Junior Division Statistics
Senior and junior division game stats list team names, players, and scoring lines for F. Baptist A, Sacred Heart, F. Christian, Nazarenes, F. Baptist B, F. Methodist, Trinity U. Methodist, N. Baptist, and adult Sacred Heart, Wesleyan, North Baptist Four Square, F. Baptist, F. Christian, and Fu. Methodist. Totals show per player and team scoring across matches.
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Minnick
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Mohr
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Smith
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Wolf
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Harrison
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Dolphins Pair Butch Sundance For Preseason Image
Miami Dolphins fullback Larry Csonka and running mate Jim Kiick, nicknamed Butch and Sundance, became a media sensation after a 19th century portrait styled for the Herald and a car commercial. The pair recalled playoff win over Baltimore, a long Raiders game, and a Christmas day celebration as they shared stories of friendship and drinks.
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