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NEBRASKA TOPS:
Michigan
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to
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NEW YORK (AP) - Nebraska The Fighting Irish, suffering
and Oklahoma maintained a firm their second setback of the cam-
grip on the Nos. 1 and 2 spots paign, tumbled from seventh to
in The Associated Press college 13th.
football poll yesterday giving An additional poll of a special
"Game of the Year' status to their panel of 55 sports writers and
battle on Thanksgiving Day. broadcasters will be t a k e n next
Alabama surged into third place Aonday but the final poll, deter-
ahead of Michigan, which barely nining the national champion-
beat Ohio State 10-7, adding sig- ship, will not take place until af-'
nificantly to the game Saturday ter the Jan. 1 bowl games.
in Birmingham, Ala., between the The top six teams, all unbeat-
Crimson Tide and Auburn; ranked gn, are involved in major bowls.
No. 5. Nebraska and Alabama clash in
In the other notable change in ;he Orange Bowl. Oklahoma and'
the week's rankings, Louisiana Auburn play in the Sugar Bowl.
State crashed into the Top Ten- Michigan puts its 11-0 mark on the
in the No. 10 position - on the line against Stanford in the Rose
strength of its impressive 28-8 Bowl while Penn State 10-0, No.
triumph over Notre Dame at 3 in the rankings, plays either
Baton Rouge.
The Top 20, based on a 20-18-16-14-
12-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 formula of vot-
ing, with first place votes in paren-
theses, records and total points:
I. Nebraska (40) 10-0 1024
2. Oklahoma (8) 9-0 976 A
3. Alabama (1) 10-0 740 n an cops
4. MICHIGAN (3) 11-0 695
5. Auburn (1) 9-0 553 From Wire S
6. Penn St. (2) 10-0 625 ANN ARBOR - The Mi
7. Georgia 9-1 445 N RO h i
8. Colorado 9-2 356 from the Ink Bowl committee in
9. Arizona St. 9-1 356 Stanford student newspaper in th
10. Louisiana St. 7-3 273
11. Tennessee 7-2 236 Classic.
12. Texas 7-2 229 The Libels, currently ranked 2
13. Notre Dame 8-2 116
14. Toledo 11-0 106 winning streak in the country, 856
15. Houston 8-2 82 Coach Weird Beard Noveck, wh
16. Stanford 8-3 73 Press writers for the Libels lowly
17. Arkansas 8-2-1 71
18. Mississippi 8-2 56 snobs will have to recognize thea
19. North Carolina 9-2 53 the California upstarts."
20. Washington 9-2 50 With that remark Noveck sna
-Daily Libels (%3~) 17-0 50
Others receiving votes alphabetically: and shredded it viciously with his
Boston College, Iowa State, Louisville, *
Ohio State, Northwester, Southern Cali- 0 NEW YORK -Chris Cham
fornia.
got his break when Ken Harrelso
named the Rookie of the Year ii
For thes n body: by the BaseballWriters Associatio
student Chambliss, a left handed hitt
the 24 votes cast, outdistancing M
runner-up with five votes. Oakland
FLARKES third with four votes.
Chambliss, whose name first
1971, was ticketed for duty at Wi
by after pulling a himstring muscle
Texas or Arkansas in the Cotton
Bowl.
Nebraska, the defending national
champion, continued to dominate
the voting, collecting 40 of the 55
available first place votes. But
Oklahoma, with eight firsts, was
a strong second, amassing 976
points to 1,024 for the No. 1 Corn-
huskers. Points are awarded on a
diminishing scale, 20 for first, 18
for second, etc.
Both teams were idle 1 a s t week-
end, as were Alabama, Auburn and
Georgia, which jumped a notch to
No. 7.
Penn State walloped Pitt 55-18.
Arizona State beat San Jose State
49-6. Colorado thumped Air Force,
53-17.
L rookie award
ervice Reports
higan Daily Libels accepted a bid
Pasadena yesterday to meet the
he 65th renewal of the Ink Bowl
0th in the nation carry the longest
games, into the Ink Bowl.
hu recently criticized the Associated
rating, commented, "Those effete
ability of our team after we crush
tched a set of first down markers
teeth.
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in the American League yesterday
on of American.
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4ilwaukee pitcher Bill Parsons, the
outfielder Angel Mangual was
appeared on these pages April 1,
chita in the American Association
during spring training. But when
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the injury lingered, the Indians brought him to Cleveland May 17
for tests to determine the exact extent of the problem.
Harrelson at this time announced his decision to quit baseball
and try his hand at golf, leaving Chambliss in the right place at the
right time. Without a first baseman, the Indians quickly put Cham-
bliss to work and he responded by hitting .275 with nine homers
and 48 runs batted in for 111 games.
* COLUMBUS, Ohio - Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke,
who watched the Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes' tirade against
football officials at Michigan Saturday, plans to talk to Buckeye
athletic leaders.
The commissioner, however, would not say whether he planned to
take any action against the veteran Ohio State mentor.
Duke said yesterday he had already talked with Ohio State ath-
letic director Ed Weaver, but declined to say much about their con-
versation Sunday.
"I talked with Ed just generally about the situation," said Duke.
He said he had not talked with Hayes.
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