Kentucky State Heads AP College Division Poll
Kentucky State holds top spot in the AP weekly ranking with 250 points and seven first place votes. Southwest Louisiana rises to No 2 with 211 points as LSU New Orleans slips to third while four teams compete closely for positions 4 through 7.
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Associated Press
Southwest Louisiana
Big Eight
Associated Press Weekly
Bulldogs
Aggies
Lsu-New Orleans
Stephen F. Austin
Howard Payne
Ashland
Cheyney State
Kentucky State
LSU
New Orleans
Mlinois Wesleyan
Puget Sound
Eau Claire
Indiana State
New Mexico
Oral Roberts
Philadelphia Textile
Tennessee State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Louisiana Tech
Tl. Wesleyan
Eastern New Mexico
Central State
Ohio
Fairmont State
Central Washington
Area sports schedule highlights Saturday high school games
The schedule lists Hampshire vs Alumni at 8 p.m. and Clear Spring at Hedgesville at 8 p.m. It includes college games Virginia Tech at Wake Forest and Richmond at Maryland among others. Upcoming weekday matches feature Albemarle at Handley and Stonewall Jackson at Lane with multiple 8 p.m. starts across boys basketball.
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Hampshire
Hedgesville
Furman
Davidson
William & Mary
Richmond
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Albemarle
Handley
Woodbridge
James Wood
Stonewall Jackson
Lane
Osh Omairm
Crafford _ a
Herndon
Rice
William and Mary
Shenandoah
Potomac State
North Carolina State
Rose Bowl Installs New Aluminum Goal Posts For 1901 Match
The Rose Bowl introduces four inch diameter aluminum sling shot uprights, twenty feet high, with a greased center post to deter post game pole climbing. Ohio State faces Stanford in a colorcast NBC telecast on January 1 at 4 30 p m with NBC Radio coverage.
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Sasadena
Calif
Ohio State
Stanford
NBC
NYT
Palmer Disturbed By Slow PGA Play
AP reports golfer Palmer criticizes slow play on the PGA Tour saying policing is needed and penalties should be enforced more consistently. Other notes include Gene Sarazen entering the 1971 PGA Championship and Doug Sanders’ recent win amid season-long standings shifts for 1970.
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New York
PGA
TPD
Gene Sarazen
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Sarazen
U.S
Coliseum Expected Ready for 1971 Nov 1 Debut
Norfolk construction officials say SCOPE Coliseum will be ready by November 1 1971 for professional basketball and hockey. Beneficial occupancy of certain arena areas could occur by that date with underground parking also on track. Exhibition hall and theater to follow a month or two later.
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Norfolk
Scope Coliseum
Clyde T. Green Jr
Green
Daniel Construction Co
Virginia
Mena
Denzil Skinner
Gray Cup Golf Match Captains Named
SEBRING Fla AP Marvin Wassner of Old Westbury New York will captain the American team and Al Flood of Toronto will captain the Canadians in the annual Gray Cup match at the Harder Hall course on Tan 14.
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Sebring, Fla
Marvin Wassner
Old Westbury
N.Y
al Flood
Toronto
Harder Hall
Skyline District Standings Summary
Skyline District standings show Luray 5 1, Montevideo 4 2, Page County 3 2, Madison 1 5, with Stonewall Jackson, Strasburg, William Monroe, Central, Elkton, Zi Rappahannock also listed in sequence. Final figures concise across teams.
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Ee Ee
Ops Hedgesville
Musselman
Moorefield
Wardensville
Loudoun Valley
Clarke County
Ashby
Hampshire
Rappahannock
Central
Page County
Madison
William Monroe
Montevideo
Stonewall
Mt. Jackson
Ekton
Strasburg
Luray
Mobile
Alabama East Carolina
Richmond
Jackson Strasburg
William Monroe Central
Elkton
Zi Rappahannock
Ten Pin bowling results from Hemingway Transport lead
Gary Brant rolled a 257 guiding Hemingway Transport to a 2892 pin series and a four point win over VFW Terry. VFW Terry topped Jim Bayliss Enterprizes 3-1 in a separate match. Doyle Cabinet, Filter Media, and Crown Cork & Seal won four to six matches each while Consolidated Electric split with Winchester Electric. Eight more 3-1 outcomes included Eagles over Crider Shockey Cather Farm Market over Clarke County Lions Snyder Brothers over Earl Esso Floor Shop over Shenandoah Gas and Millers Grocery over Capitol Records.
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Gary Brant
Hemingway Transport
VFW
Terry No
Jim Bayliss
Doyle Cabinet
Filter Media
Raub Supply
Crown Cork & Seal
Consolidated Electric
Winchester Electric
Eagles
Crider & Shockey
Cather’s
Clarke County Lions
Snyder Brothers
Earl’s
Esso
Shenandoah Gas Co
Miller's Grocery
Capitol Records
Vida Blue hurled no hitter for Oakland in 6-0 win
Vida Blue, 21, pitched a near perfect game for the Oakland Athletics in a 6-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins. He walked Harmon Killebrew in the fourth but finished with his third major league win. Blue later received a $2 bonus from owner Charlie Finley and a champagne bottle from Bill Rigney.
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Oakland
Vida Blue
Minnesota Twins
Oakland Athletics
Charlie Finley
Twins
Bill Rigney
Harmon Killebrew
A’s
Jim Perry
New York Yankees
Mansfield
Birmingham
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