Ottawa Braves Ready After Holiday Layoff Faces Emporia
Ottawa University resumes play with a 1-7 record as it meets undefeated College of Emporia in Emporia. The Braves miss key scorers Bob Bryant and Al Johnson due to snow delays, while Emporia features 17 veterans and tall front line led by McCarthy, Golson, McMillion, Jordan and Brown. The Presbies average 95 points a game and outrebound foes 340-163, posing a stern challenge as OU shifts to new wrinkles and a slower pace.
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Gamecocks Upset, KU Up To 8th
South Carolina suffered its first loss of the season as North Carolina defeated them 64 7 in a game that also moved UCLA to the top in the AP poll. Tar Heels broke into the Top Twenty, tying Purdue for 19th, while UCLA dominated first place votes with 526.
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City Scores Incomplete junior league basketball results page
In City Scores a junior division boys and adult league summary lists team rosters and scoring totals for CHURCH LEAGUE teams including H Ambler M Ambler B Burns S Ledom T Ledom Roberts G Ambler Detwiler Bryan Brown Stewart Hazen Roehl Coen LeValley John Coen Crenshaw Love Ellis Murray Adell S Crenshaw Geist Hart Korkames Martinez Morelet Turner Wolken Mueller Pacheco Pacheco OHarrah Reed Bristow Cramer Fitzgerald Shoemaker VanLeiden Lee Rader Shisler Garvin Price Chaney plus adult teams Sacred Heart Faith Bible First Christian First Baptist F U Methodist Foursquare Nazarene.
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UCLA Wooing Pepper Rodgers for UCLA Head Coach Job
Kansas athletic director Wade Stinson confirmed UCLA sought permission to talk with Pepper Rodgers about the UCLA head coaching spot. Rodgers flew to Los Angeles as discussions began following Tommy Prothro's resignation.
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No Contest As Huskers Sweep To Mythical Crown
Nebraska is No 1 and crowned mythical national champion for 1970 after 11 0 1 season. Huskers won 39 first place AP votes to Notre Dame 814 points to 946. Orange Bowl win over LSU 17 12 propelled Nebraska past Texas and Ohio State to top ranking.
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Ottawa High grapplers salvage 28 28 tie at Paola
Ottawa High School wrestling fought to a 28 28 draw at Paola to mark its strongest showing of the season. The Cyclones, now 0 2 1 in duals, set home opener plans against Olathe with varsity at 7 30 and B teams at 6 30. Russell Hughes 165 and DePriest 185 along with Hollon 132 Sible 138 and Randy Hughes heavyweight won for Ottawa.
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