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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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CHICAGO-Chet Walker scored Memphis had edged up at half-
nine points in the final two min- time when the score stood at 62-
utes last night to help the Chicago 51. The Colonels, however, in-
Bulls defeat the Phoenix Suns 108- 'z Uy!creased their margin to 15 again
101 in a National Basketball As- -before a Memphis rally just before
sociation contest. I the end of the third q u a r t e r
The Bulls had the game sewed ' Pbrought the Pros to within four,
up early in the third quarter after NIGHT EDITORS 85-81.
grabbing a 66-54 advantage. But RANDY PHILLIPS Artis Gilmore had 27 points for
Phoenix reeled off 25 consecutive JIM EPSTEIN the Colonels, with Darel Carrier
points in less than four minutes adding 20. Wilbert Jones led the
to grab a 69-66 edge. Clem Has- Pros with 22 and Larry Cannon
kins, who scored 22 points, con- ty council seat in the Indianapolis had 20.
tributed eight points in the surge. municipal election last n i g h t,
Walker, who wound up with 33 added 24 points.
points, brought the Bulls back with W a r r e n Davis pumped in 16
five consecutive points and his points and Larry Miller chipped DENVER, Colo. - Ralph Simp-
teammates added five more to give in 14 for the Cougars. son scored a career high 42 points
Chicago a 76-69 edge. Indiana raised its season record here last night as the Denver
The Bulls took off in the final to 7-2 and Carolina fell to 2-8. Rockets downed the Pittsburgh
quarter moving to a 93-82 lead * * Condors 133-114 in an American
with 7:43 remaining. Phoenix then CBasketball Association game.
wit 743reaiin. honi tenColonels clobber Simpson, who hit 17 or 23 from
outscored Chicago 10 to 2 in a Imsnwhhi17o23fm
four-minute session and then tied MEMPHIS-The Kentucky Col- the field in the game, collected 23
the; score at 98-98on apairtof onels, paced by the 39 points of of his points in the second half as
free throws by Dick Van Arsdale Dan Issel, raced to a first-period the Rockets broke away from a
with 2:51 remainingk A lead and never trailed last night 60-54 halftime lead to collect their
Walker then got a basket and in a 123-109 American Basketball fourth victory in 10 regular sea-
five straight free throws and added Association victory over the Mem- son games. Pittsburgh is also 4-6.
another basket to move the Bulls phis Pros. Pittsburgh's George Thompson.
safely in front for good. Kentucky broke to a 37-21 lead who led his team with 20 points,
a * * in the first quarter, although and John Brisker, who had 19,
The Wishbone Y
Oklahoma's star-studded backfield runs through their new despera-
tion offense at their training camp in Bismarck, N.D., in prepara-
tion for their Sunday meeting here with the powerhouse Daily
Libels. But tactics, no matter how clever, will never overcome
pure ability.
Pacers pounce
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana
Pacers blitzed Carolina 137-116 in
an American Basketball Associa-,
tion game last night despite a 45-
point performance by C o u g a r
rookie Jim McDaniels.
Carolina's 7-foot center scored
30 points in the first half as the
Cougars built leads up 'to eight
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Associated Press gin at halftime. At some . point this week Bo with the defeat, Arkansas suddenly g
But Indiana outscored Carolina Schembechler will issue his ha- finds itself in a four team race.
1rCi or treat 35-32 in the third period to take bitual warning to both Michigan Texas and Arkansas are now a
the lead for good. players and followers. In it he will both 3-1 in conference play. Just h
Trica Nixon, New England Patriot fan, is seen here on her trick Forward Bob Netolicky led Pa- enumerate the strengths (?) of a notch back with 2-1 records are
or treat jaunt. Her father, presently a trainee of the sports staff, cer scoring with 42 points and 14 this week's opponent (victm), the SMU and TCU. The remaining H
lent her the family wheels on the stipulation she be home at 12 and rebounds. Roger Brown, who won Iowa Hawkeyes. Undoubtedly, he schedule favors Texas. t
avoid all houses with foreign cars in the driveways, an at-large Republican city-coun- will add that his Wolverines will In this particular contest the r
-- - have to play well in order to win, statistics failed to indicate the re- s
For those whq tend to smile sult. Arkansas quarterback Joe 1
MICHIGA NTHIRD after reading or hearing of Bo's Ferguson completed 31 of 51 passes b
words, an event ast Saturday night for a whopping 345 yards. The i
"hbN1dk might ater their reaction. For in Aggies could muster only nine A
Nmoea nLitte Rock, Ark., a stunning upset yards in a limited air-game. On L
took place. Lowly Texas A&M the ground Texas A&M did rumble
(2-5), a 28 point underdog, reached for 175 yards while holding the A
By The Associated Press end when they defeated Colorado, when two rushing records fell, and up from the depths of obscurity Porkers to just 50 yards in 32 at- r
Nebraska and Oklahoma con- a team which previously had beat- now leads major college runners to smite the eighth-ranked team tempts. Thus, Arkansas outgained
tinued to run 1-2 in The Associ- en Louisiana State and Ohio State, with 1,298 yards for a per-game in the nation, Arkansas, a 17-9 Texas A&M by nearly 200 yards. w
ated Press c o11 e g e football poll 31-7. average of 224.8, according to defeat. The key factor in Arkansas' de- t
Tuesday, raising tensions for the This feat enabled Nebraska to NCAA statistics released yesterday.: The importance of the loss to mise was their propensity for.
possible national championship cling to No. 1 in the poll with 34 Marinaro broke the career total- Arkansas is immediately evident. making mistakes. The Razorbacksh
battle at Norman, Okla., Nov. 25. first place votes and a total of yardage record last S a t u r d a y Although the Razorbacks had suf- lost three fumbles and Ferguson
Both teams continue to move 1,050 points. boosting his total to 4,132 which fered an equally astounding set- had one pass intercepted. TexasL
along at an impressive pace but On the graded scale of 20 points are 265 more than former record back early in the season to Tulsa, A&M, meanwhile, played. error-
the defending national champion for a first place vote, 18 for sec- holder Steve Owens gained in six they had beaten Texas and were less football. All of the Aggies' l
Cornhuskers maintain first place ond and down to one for the 15th more games for Oklahoma. ° undefeated and alone in first place scoring came as a result of Razor-
although the Sooners have the selection, Oklahoma was a close back miscues.'
gaudier statistics. second with 1,010. The Sooners Arkansas got on the scoreboard w
At last count, with new figures collected 17 first place votes after e-d de Pfikst cou"tesy "f a Ben "c"lard
scheduled today, Oklahoma was trouncing Iowa State 43-12. 28-yard field goal early in the sec-
leading the nation in total offense,( Other first place votes went to and quarter. It was the last time Si
rushing offense and scoring. How- Michigan, the No. 3 team, which ndthey led. Texas A&M's Mark
ever, Nebraska, while - r a n k i n g got two; Auburn and Penn State. It was coming. He knew that. No longer could he foresthe led Te s s
among the leaders in offense and Alabama is No. 4 in the poll, inevitable. His last hour was upon him. reen allie ther of his two
scoring, has the better defensive followed by Auburn, Penn State, "Why did I make that bargain," thought Rock Star Will Riechman, touchdowns shortly thereafteryandS
record. Georgia, Notre Dame, Ohio State ex-running back for Fresno State. "Why did I give up my soul to be ethe Aggin front at halftime, 7-3
The Cornhuskers, averaging bet- and Arizona State. here playing my last concert as a symbol of pure balls." The Aggies charged to a two
ter than 35 points a game, have Rushing was in the forefront of Quickly Riechman's mind, or what was left of it after he foolishly touchdown advantage in the third t
shut out two of their rivals, limited the collegiate football news last mixed his railroad medicine with Texas juice, came back to that day period on Green's second score, a t
touchedown and given up 13a wkints running game is gaining favor when he wished to emulate Three Dog Night. On that day Huberski, 20 yard gallop, and Pat McDer- -
to only one team-O k 1 a h o m a with college teams, as records are a pre-rabbinic student, was approached by Satan himself, dressed mott's 34 yard field goal. The
State, beaten 41-13. falling with ease. a middle-aged druggist, who immediately granted him second billing Razorbacks, desperately taking to
The Cornhuskers' d e f e n s i v e Ed Marinaro of Cornell gained on a Sha-Na-Na concert at the now defunct Fillmore East. the air, managed a consolation
prowess was maintained last week- 272 yards last Saturday, a day Riechman's career had more highs than Haight-Ashbury during touchdown in the closing stages.
a Be-In. The Ed Sullivan show, Woodstock, the Super Sessions with the Arkansas coach Frank Broyles
" The Top Twenty teams, with first- I Jackson Five . . . and finally a two week engagement at Angell Hall. admitted that "A&M deserved to
P ace /aallplace votes in parentheses, season Suddenly the door of his privately rented room at Weber's Inn win. Their defensive line simply
UV G records and total points. Points tab- Sddenl thedoozofdis rivtelfrenedsoomat WbernI.
ulated on basis of 20-18-16-14-12-10- vaulted open to reveal a tightly dressed old man with quaint wire rims demoralized our offensive line."
9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1: who gave his address as 815 South University. The Razorbacks' meager total of
I . Nebraska (34) 8-0 1,050 50 yards rushing attests to his
cou nci z. Oaa (17) 7-01,"Well, Riechman, this is it. words, especially since the Razor-
3. MICHIGAN (2) 8-0 840 "Please, sir," Riechman grovelled, "for my soul, let me enter the --- -
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Y')-Indiana 4. Alabama 8-0 782 Daily Gridde Pickings and win a Cottage Inn Pizza, like Rich Suss-
Pacer Roger Brown, battling the 5. Auburn (1) 7-0 617 man, of Ann Arbor did last week."
Carolina Cougars last night in an 6. Penn State (1) 7-0 595A gy mayr d t e ePRESCRIPTIO
AmrcnBsebllAscain,7. Georgia 8-6 517 Although you may not have the intense personal involvement of
American Basketball Association 8. Notre Dame 6-1 374 Rock Star Riechman, whose latest release may be held up because
game, won a separate contest as 9. Ohio State 6-i 354
RnnnlAn fnr nn.- 10. Arizona state 6-1 251 he has switched labels, you can win a pizza if you get your picks to n
acks had averaged 265 yards-a- !
ame on the ground.
The Aggies, who had played well
gainst top-ranked Nebraska but
ad been shut-out by unimposing
Cincinnati, were obviously elated.
Head coach Gene Stallings called
the win "my biggest victory ever
in 7 years here. I would even con-
ider it more satisfying than our
968 Cotton Bowl win over Ala-
bama. We've had a bad year and
t's just great to win one." Texas
A&M had not beaten Arkansas in
Little Rock since 1941.
Last season Texas A&M visited
Ann Arbor and narrowly missed
recording a startling upset
Stallings remembers the game
well, but he feels that even if his
eam had defeated Michigan, the
victory over Arkansas would still
have been the greater of the two.
'Last year we had beaten a good
LSU team the week before our
game with Michigan, and we were
ess of an underdog," he explains.
'The win over Arkansas was a
conference triumph and the odds
were greater against us."
The situation is not totally bleak
or Arkansas despite the loss. They
still have an excellent shot at the
Southwest Conference crown and
a berth in the Cotton Bowl. With
Joe Ferguson at the controls, who
Stallings characterizes "as some-
one who throws nothing but perfect
passes," Arkansas is a powerful,
though somewhat erratic, football
team.
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Brown, a 29-year-old Negro, is
in his fifth year with the Pacers.
He is a three-time member of the
ABA All-Star team and was All-
Pro last year when he averaged
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The 6-foot-5 forward holds the
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11. Tennessee 5-2 164
12. Stanford 6-2 158
13. Colorado 6-2 130
14. Toledo 8-0 129
15. Texas 5-2 126
16. Arkansas 6-2 115
17. Southern California 4-4 54
18. Louisiana State 5-2 49
19. Houston 5-2 36
20. Washington 6-2 17
Others receiving votes, listed alpha-
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Cornell, Daily Libels, Dartmouth,
Florida State, Michigan State, Mis-
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Michigan State at Ohio State 18
Purdue at Wisconsin
Minnesota at Northwestern 1
Illinois at Indiana ,-2
Alabama at Louisiana State
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
Iowa State at Nebraska
Stanford at UCLA-
SMU at Texas A&Mj
Boston College at Syracuse
Navy at Georgia Tech
Washington at California
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7. Holy Cross at Massachusetts
8. Kansas State at Oklahoma
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9. Dayton at Xavier
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WESTERN CONFERENCE
Midwest Division
Milwaukee 8 1 .889
Chicago 6 2 .750
Detroit 6 4 .600
Today's Games
P'hiladelphia at Cincinnati
New York at Houston
Phoenix at Buffalo
Chicago at Atlanta
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Floridians 6 4 .600
New York 5 4 .556
Kentucky 5 4 .556
Pittsburgh 4 5 .444
Carolina 2 8 .200
West Division
Indiana 7 2 .777
Utah 6 4 .600
Dallas 4 5 .444
Denver 3 6 .333
Memphis 3 7 .300
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Pittsburgh at Denver, inc,
Virginia at Utah, inc.
Indiana 137, Carolina 116
Kentucky 128, Memphis 109
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Kentucky at Floridians
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