HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall. Or.
ThurtfUr, February 14, 19SJ
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Pressure On Wittenberg For Small College Honors
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THEY PLAY BASKETBALL, TOO The Harlem Globetrotters, despite their antici on
the court, alto play a tins brand of basketball when they want to and upon occasions
during a game as is demonstrated here by Connie Hawkins as he is about to dunk a
shot. A pair of American League All-Stars watch and can do nothing about the two-pointer.
Duke Blue Devils Near ACC
Title With 11th Win In Row
By MARTIN I.ADKR
I'PI Sports Writer
Duke University is caught on
a merry-Ro-rounrl. hut it's very
likely someone else will wind up
with the headache.
The Blue Devils continued on
their merry way with a 79-74 vic
tory over Virginia at Charlottes
ville Wednesday night to build up
an awesome I Ml record in At
lantic Coast Conference play.
Duke can clinch the title with
a win over runnerup Wake Forest
this Saturday.
The only rub as far as the Blue
Devils are concerned is that they
will have to do it all over again
when the eight ACC teams tan
gle in an intra confcrcnce tour
ney starting Feb. 28. It's the win
ner of this fracas that winds up
with a free ticket to the NCAA
basketball championships.
But the way third-ranked Duke
has been mowing down the oppo
sition this season, the Durham,
.N.C., school will be a,i over
whelming favorite to first gain the
NCAA and then make a respect
able showing once in.
Ninth-ranked Georgia Tech, the
only other member of the top 10
to see action Wednesday night.
snapped a two-game losing .streak
and remained alive in the South
eastern Conference race by beat
ing Vanderbilt. 69-2.
In other leading contests. Pitts
burgh edged West Virginia, Wt
r8. .Notre Dame trounced Gannon.
82-47, Dayton nipied Duquesne.
.t8-57, Villannva overwhelmed St.
John's of New York, 52-.12, and
little Tennessee State scored its
second major upset in as many
nights by squeezing out an 86-85
decision over St. Bonaventure.
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NEW YORK i I'PI '-The pi es
sure was all on Wittenberg today
in the race for the national smai
college basketball championship.
The Ohio Tigers, who lopped
the United Press International
Board of Coaches ratings for the
fifth straight week, have onlv one
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Art Heyman personally put in
IS foul shots almost twice
many as the entire Virginia team
and totalled a game high of 27
points to help Duke to its 18th
victory of the season against two
defeats. Jeff Mullins, the other
half of Duke's powerful one-two
punch, scored Ifi points.
Soph .Jim Caldwell scored 21
points and dominated both back'
hoards with 19 rebounds as Ocor.
gia Tech brought its season mark
to 18-3. The 6-9 Caldwell received
strong assistance from 6-6 senior
Man Nass who contributed 18
points and 15 rebounds.
Two free throws by Paul Kric-
ger in the tinal 12 seconds en
abled Pittsburgh to register its
triumph over West Virginia in 14
games. Dave Roman led the Pan
thers with 22 points and Krieger
had 17. West Virginia led at half-
lime, 37-30, but hampered by the
absence of high-scoring Rod Thorn
was unable , to match Pitt's pace
in the second half.
Notre Dame scored the first 10
points of the game and led at
intermission, 49-24. The Irish then
coasted to their 14th victory as
against five defeats as Jay Miller
and Walt Sahm each tallied 16
points.
Gordie Halton, who finished
with 14 points, put in the winning
basket for Dayton with 31 seconds
remaining; Villannva'j tight inn
defense held St. John's to only in
field goals; and Tennessee State
put nn a sparkling performance
to beat St. Bonaventure at Ole-
X.Y. one of the toughest
courts in Die nation for a visiting
team after recording another
one-point win over Creighlon at
Chicago the night before.
Scores of other games Wednes
day night included: Army 74 Col
gate fit; Navy 92 Rutgers fit); M
Krancis of New York 61 Manhat
tan 4fi; fanisius 71 Syracuse 60,
South Carolina 64 Furman 56;
Davidson 72 Richmond 67; Louis
ville 70 Xavier of Cincinnati 68 in
overtime; Evansville 66 DePaul
.Vl; and Houston 125 Texas Wes-
levan 74.
Barnetf
Replaces
West
Bv United Press International
Tlie great ls Angeles guard
Jerry West may be sidelined by
inuries, but the Inkers have a
pretty good man to lake his place
i Dick Barnctt.
The jump-shooting Burnett hit 38
points and mighty Klgin Baylor
50 as the Lakers defeated Bos-
n 134-128 at the Celts Arena
Wednesday night. Celts Tom San
ders and Tom Heinsohn meshed
25 and 23 for Boston.
The Lakers, who trailed until
the last four minutes of the game,
(scored the Celts 15-2 in the fi
nal quarter spurt. The win ena
bled Los Angeles In hold a 3'-j
game lead in the won-lnst column
against Boston.
NBA rules stipulate that (he
team with the best won-lnst per
centage gels the crucial home
court advantage in the plavoff
finals.
Of course, both teams will first
have tn w in their division playoffs
nd Los Angeles may yet get
trouble from the tough St. Louis
squad.
After a slow start this season.
the Hawks are flying high and
Wednesday won again witli a 103-
102 decision at New York.
Cliff Hagan's jumper with one
second to go decided the nip and
tuck battle. Bob Petlit hopped 25
lor the winners and llagan 20.
while Al Butler h?d 27 for the
Knicks.
The other Western Division play
off berth seems destined tn go
to Detroit.
The Pistons moved 2'i games
out in front of .San Francisco with
134-132 overtime decision over
the Warriors at the Cow Palace
Another jump-shooter, Don Ohl,
was the diflerencc at this one
too. He had 35 points including six
straight in the extra slana. It
was the Warriors' filth straight
National Basketball Association
loss.
Warrior Wilt Chamberlain
blitzed for 51 points, but did not
gel much help as usual.
The two teams which will join
Boston in the Eastern Division
playoff. Cincinnati and Syracuse
fought it out al Indianapolis Wed
nesday night.
Cincinnati look a 121-122 deci
sion with Oscar RoberUon of the
Rnvals hilling nn 12 of 16 shots
for 34 points. I.ee Shaffer scored
11 for Syracuse.
more regular-season game left lo'cause Gramhling of Louisiana and UPI will crown the national ies last week over Central
play belore competing in the Ohio Southeast Missouri, ranked sec-j champion in three weeks and will
Conference Tournament. ,ond and third, respectively, are award the winner a permanent
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A misstep now would throw the close enough to make it a three- troohv.
national title up lor grabs be- wav tussle. Willenherc scored three victor-i
Sites, Dates Chosen
For NCAA First Round
NEW YORK 'UPI'-First-round
sites and dates for the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
i NCAA i basketball championship
playoffs in two regions were an
nounced today by Bernie A. Shiv
ely, University of Kentucky ath-
elic director and chairman of the
NCAA basketball tournament
committee.
The University'of Pennsylvania
will be the host to the traditional
tripleheader pairing the six east
ern championship contenders with
ames scheduled for Monday.
March 11, at Philadelphia's Pa-
estra, the same site as last
year's opening round action.
The two - Mideast first-round
games will be played at North
western University, Evanston, 111.
BRISSON STARTS PLAY
MONTREAL (UPI I - Left
winger Gerry Bnsson. called up
by Montreal from the Spokane
Comets Wednesday, will play in
his first National Hockey League
game tonight when live Canadi
ens host the Boston Bruins. Mon
treal at the same time returned
Red Berenson to Hull-Ottawa of
the Eastern Pro Hockey league.
Last year these games
played al Lexington, Ky.
In the Philadelphia tripleheader
the Southern Conference cham
pion will meet the Yankee Con
ference winner, the Mid-Atlantic
champion will play an at-large
team (probably the Ivy League
winner, and in the third game,
two at-large teams will meet for
the right to play the Atlantic
Coast Conference king in the
Eastern Regional at College
Park, Md.. March 15-16.
In the other game at College
Park, the winner of the Southern
Conference vs. Yankee Confer
ence pairing will play the winner
of the Mid-Atlantic vs. at-largc
winner.
At Evanston. the Mid-American
and Ohio Valley Conference
champions will each be paired
with an at-largc team. Then in
the Mideast regional at East Lan
sing, Mich., also on March 15-16,
the Mid-American vs. at-largo
winner will play the Big 10 cham
pion and the Ohio Valley vs. at
large winner will play the South
eastern Conference champion.
Two at-large games at sites yet
lo be determined complete the
were action for the Midwest regional at
Lawrence. Kan , while another
pair ol tirst-round games will
lead to the Far West regional at
I'rovo, Utah. Both of these re
gional also are scheduled for
March 15-16.
The four regional champs will
meet at I-ouisvuIe, ky., March
23-24, for the 25lh annual NCAA
championship.
Akron To Host
Series Of Golf
AKRON. Ohio (UPI -The
world series of golf, in which Ihe
U.S. Open, British Open, PGA
and Masters champions meet
head-on, again will be held or
Akron's nationally famous Fire
stone Country Club course this
year.
Chicago TV producer Walter
Schwimmcr announced the two-
day affair will be held Sept. 7
and 8.
Firestone was Ihe setting for
the initial world scries last Sep
tember. U.S. Open champion Jack
Nicklaus won the $50,000 first
place payoff.
State, Akron and Capital and
added another win on Monday
night by defeating Otterbein. On
Saturday, the Tigers conclude
regular season play against Mt.
Union. Thus far they have won
17 of 18 games, losing only to ma
jor college Eastern Kentucky on
Dec. 17.
Twenty-four of the 35 coaches
who comprise the UPI rating
board five from each of the
nation's seven geographical re
gions named Wittenberg No. 1
this week. Four picked Southeast
Missouri (17-H for the top spot
and two named Grambling (19-2),
which regained second place this
week after relinquishing that spot
to Southeast Missouri last week.
Evansville (16-3) remained
fourth by beating Butler and Ken
lucky Wesley an; Tennessee State
(17-4) lost to major school St
Francis (Pa.) but held onto fifth;
Prairie View (16-4) held sixth
place, and Akron (17-2), despite
losing to Wittenberg, retained seventh.
Southern Illinois (13-6) defeated
Ohio Central and Austin Peay to1
advance one notch lo eighth; de
fending champion Westminster
i Pa.) 1 9-5 lost to both Geneva
and Pittsburgh and fell one place
to ninth, and Southeastern Okla
homa lost to Central State but de
feated Southwestern State to re
claim 10th from Fresno State.
Fresno State 15-5 won its
ninth straight game but missed
remaining in the top 10 by a sin
gle point. Following Fresno State
in order to round out the second
10 were Santa Barbara, Augs
burg, Hofstra, Indiana State
I Ind.), Regis, South Dakota State.
Lamar Tech, Orange State and
Northeastern.
Grambling tacked on a victory
over Texas Southern on Monday
for its 20th win in 22 starts. In
their only other game this week
the Louisiana Tigers play Arkan
sas AM&N, whom they lost to
earlier this season, on Saturday.
Southeast Missouri, meanwhile.
had games against Southern Illi
nois, which they beat by two
points a month ago, and Spring
field (Mo.), which they downed
by four points on Feb. 2.
Evansville, which has won four
of six decisions against major
schools, plays DePauw and St.
Joseph's (Ind.) this week, while
Tennessee State, which boosted
its record to 19-4 with wins over
Gannon and Creighton earlier this
week, plays St. Bonaventure and
Lincoln U.
NEW YORK (UPD - The
United Press International small
college basketball ratings (with
first-place votes and won-lost rec
ords in parentheses);
Team Points
1. Wittenberg (24) (16-1) 322
2. Grambling (2) (19-2) 251
3. S.E.Missouri (4) (17-1) 245
4. Evansville (3) (16-3) 237
5. Tennessee St. (17-4) 177
6. Prairie View A&M (164) 120
7. Akron (17-21 114
8. Southern Illinois (13-6) 74
9. Westminster (Pa.) (9-5) 53
10. S.E. Oklahoma (15-5) 47
Second 10-U, Fresno State (1)
46; 12, Santa Barbara 40; 13,
Augsburg (1) 31: 14. Hofstra 27;
15. Indiana State (Ind.) 19: 16
(tie) Regis. South Dakota State
and Lamar Tech 16 each; 19 (tie)
Orange State and Northeastern W
each.
Others (5 or more points)
Washington (Mo.) 8: Valparaiso,
Jacksonville and Arkansas Stale
6 each; Pacific Lutheran, Stetson
and Chapman 5 each.
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Ivy, Adams Talk
About Future
HOUSTON' 'UPl'-Frank 'Pop'
Ivv. head coach, and K. S. (Bud
Adams, principal owner of the
Houston Oilers, scheduled their
third talk about Ivy's future wilh
Ihe American Football League
team today.
There was speculation that Ivy.
armed with an offer from the
Montreal Alouettes of the Cana
dian League, was holding out for
more authority within the Oiler
organization.
Ivv talked to Adams hnelly
late Tuesday alter returning from
New York where he held
ploratory talks" with owner Ted
Workman and three directors ol
(he Alouettes. Then Ihe Oiler
coach and owner talked for two
hours Wednesday after Ivy wait
ed in Adams' office (or two hours
past the time of his appointment
MrNKII. SIGNS PACT
CLEVELAND 'UPI' Clifton
McNeil of Grambling College, the
1 1th round draft choice of I hp
Cleveland Browns in 1961. has
signed a contract with the Na
tional Football League team. Mc
Neil, 22. will be tried at defen
sive safety.
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