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Final Football Poll Has Nebraska No. 1 By BEN THOMAS Associated Press Sports Writer Nebraska is No. The unbeaten Cornhuskers are college football's top-ranked mythical national for the 1970 season. Nebraska garnered a whopping 39 first-place votes in the final Associated Press poll of a nationwide panel of sports writers and sportcasters and easily outdistanced runner-up Notre Dame with eight firsts. "It's probably the greatest thing ever to happen to University of Nebraska athletics," said Bob Devaney, the Cornhusker coach and owner of the best record in major college coaching ranks.

"You could say the same thing goes for me as a coach." Nebraska piled up 946 points with a first-place vote worth 20, a second 18, and so on. Notre Dame had 814. Texas Falls To Third Nebraska conquered Louisiana State 17-12 in the Orange Bowl. Notre Dame upset defending national champion Texas 2411 In the Cotton Bowl. Texas finished the regular season in the No.

1 spot but the Cotton Bowl loss by the Longhorns dropped them to third in the final rank- BOB DEVANEY: WE'RE NO. 1 ings. Tennessee, the Sugar Bowl champion, ranks fourth, followed by Ohio State, Arizona State, LSU, Stanford, Michigan, Auburn, Arkansas, Toledo, Georgia Tech, Dartmouth, Southern California, Air Force, Tulane, Penn State and Houston with Oklahoma and Mississippi tied for 20th. "It ig the ultimate of all college football players to win their league championship, then the national championship is just some sort of dream," Devaney said. This is the first national title for Devaney, who has won five Big Eight conference crowns and tied for a fifth championship.

He coached five years at Wyoming before taking the reins at Nebraska nine years ago. Third Before Upsets The upsets of Texas and Ohio State in the New Year's Day yowls paved the way for the Dornhuskers to vault to the top. Nebraska was third at the end of the regular campaign and it's Orange Bowl victory left the team with an 11-0-1 record. Only blemish on the 1969 Nebraska season in a 21-21 deadlock with Southern California, which administered secondplace Notre Dame, 10-1, its only loss, position it held before the post season clashes. Three Have Perfect Records Arizona State, Toledo and Dartmouth are the only unbeat en, untied teams in The Top Twenty.

Arizona State, 11-0 am Peach Bowl champion, got two first-place votes and finishec sixth. Toledo, 12-0, the Tangerine Bowl winner, ranks l2th anc Dartmouth, 9-0, the Ivy League champion, is 14th. Toledo 23 game winning streak qualifies as the current longest with Texas' string broken at 30. Of the teams in the Top Twenty, only Michigan, No. Arkansas, No.

11; Dartmouth; Southern California, No. 15; Penn tSate, No. 18; and Houston, No. 19, did not play in bowl games. Michigan and Dartmouth were prohibited from postseason games by their respective conferences, Big Ten and Ivy.

Tenth-ranked Auburn beat Ole Miss in the Gator Bowl, No. 13 Georgia Tech downed Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl; 17th-ranked Tulane upset Colorado in the Liberty Bowl and No. 20 Oklahoma tied Alabama in 32-28. The fighting Irish were the Astro-Bluebonnet. No.

6 at season's end. Stanford and Heisman Trophy winner Jim Plunkett smashed Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, (landing the Buckeyes, 9-1, their first loss of the year and dropping them from second to fifth. Texas, which got three first- place votes, had its 30-game vic- skein shattered by Notre Dame, and finished 10-1. Tennessee, 11-1, occupies the same Hospital, Court Cases Turning ABA, NBA Into Soap Opera By BRUCE LOWITT Associated Press Sports Writer Pro basketball is beginning to act like a television soap opera, with courtroom battles and hospital scenes overshadowing the action between the backboards. There were only three games Monday night with Portland whipping Cleveland 119-106 and Milwaukee dumping Seattle 124-110 in the National Basketball Association debut of Spencer Haywood.

In the American Bask a 11 Association, Indiana beat the Floridians 111-99 in the nightcap of a scheduled doubleheader. The first half of the the New York Nets against canceled when the Colonels' plane was forced to return to Louisville by the temporary closing of the airport at Indianapolis. The hospital doors were swinging both ways and the courtroom doors seemed about to open wide as the Haywood case continued to mount. Reed Discharged On the medical front, New was reported resting in a hospital in nearby Greenwich after being stricken with pneu- York Knicks star center Willis Reed was discharged after a four-day hospital ABA Commissioner Jack Dolph and Coach Alex Hannum of the NBA's San Diego Rockets became in-patients. Reed was given a clean bill of health after undergoing a battery of tests, the result of abdominal pains.

Physicians suggested the pains might have been the after-effects of flu which hospitalized Reed Dec. 1821. Dolph, who lives in Riverside, NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W. L. Pet.

G.B New York 31 12 Boston 24 17 Philadel. 24 19 Buffalo 11 32 Central Division Baltimore 23 16 .590 Cincinnati ..17 21 .447 Atlanta 14 28 Cleveland 5 42 .721 .585 .558 .256 .333 .106 6 7 20 10 22 Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 31 7 .816 Detroit 26 15 .634 Chicago 24 16 .600 Phoenix 25 19 .568 Pacific Division Los Angeles 22 17 .564 8 9 College Basketball East Fairmont St. 91, W. Liberty 71 Penn 70, Princeton 62 South Wm. Mary 59, Citadel 54 Murray St.

68, Morehead St. 64 Auburn 79, Georgia 58 Ga. Tech 99, Maine 52 Miami, Hla. 89, Seton Hal) 81 Guilford. N.C.

102, Point Park, Pa. 82 Florida 84. Vanderbilt 82 Hampton Inst. 113, Va. St.

95 LSU-New Orleans 103, Texas Wes- Jeyan 89 Texas South. f)8, Miss Val. 85 No. Caro. 79.

So. Caro. Alabama 101, LSU 87 Tennessee 98, Mississippi 85 Kentucky 79, Miss. SI. 71 Jackson St.

88. Grambling 75 Midwest Cincinnati 92, Rice 80 No. Ill 97, Iowa St. 2 OTs Akron 64 Wittenberg 51 l.aSallo b3, Tulsa 61 Wisconsin Australian Nationals 63 Villanova No. Dako-'a 63 Southwest Stephen F.

Austin 99, Su! Ross 91 Tex. Tech 80, No. Colorado 56 Swr 84, Texas-El Paso 69 Houston 106. Dayton 80 Far West Arizona 105, DePauw 68 Weber St. 87, Montana St.

63 Santa Clara 80, Portland 60 Colorado 85, San Diego St. 77 Puget Sound 93, W. Wash. 74 Tournaments Pasadena New Year's Classic Championship E. Micfc.

,102. Cent. Wash. 63 San Diego San Fran. Seattle Portland 23 23 19 13 20 21 23 30 .535 .523 .452 .302 1 1V6 11 Monday's Results Portland 119, Cleveland 106 Milwaukee 124, Seattle 110 Only, games scheduled Tuesday's Games Seattle at Baltimore Portland vs.

Boston at Philadelphia San Francisco at Philadelphia Detroit at Atlanta San Diego at Chicago Los Angeles vs. Cincinnati at Omaha Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Seattle at Boston Portland at Cincinnati San Diego at Detroit San Francisco at Buffalo New York at Cleveland Chicago vs. Milwaukee at Madison, Wis. Only games scheduled ABA East Division Virginia Kentucky Vew York 'loridians 'ittsburgh arolina 30 25 16 16 17 16 12 16 22 24 26 25 .714 .610 .421 .400 .395 .390 Jtah ndiana Memphis )enver lexas West Division 25 12 .676 24 15 .615 21 18 .538 15 23 .395 14 26 .359 4V 2 12 13 2 5 12Vz Monday's Results New York vs. Kentucky at Indianapolis, ppd, plane trouble Indiana 111, Floridians 99 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh vs.

Texas at Fort Worth Utah at Denver Indiana at Memphis Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Virginia at Kentucky Floridians vs. Carolina at Charlotte Memphis at New York Utah at Indiana Only games scheduled monia. Hannum is undergoing treatment in a San Diego hospital for a respiratory infection. Player Larry Siegfried, sidelined with a knee injury since Nov. 25, was named interim coach.

West Sidelined And the Los Angeles Lakers announced that Jerry West, who suffered a broken nose last Saturday against San Diego, will be out of action until Thursday. The list of NBA teams protesting Seattle's acquisition of Haywood grew to five Monday. The SuperSonics signed him after he became disenchanted with his reported $1.7 million contract with the Denver Rockets of the AA. A court hearing is set for Jan. 8 on a temporary injunction obtained by Seattle permitting the team to sign the 6-foot-9 former University of Detroit star, who turned pro after his sophomore year.

Jerry Colangelo, the general manager of the Phoenix Suns said a court decision permitting Seattle to keep Haywood could result in pro raids on college talent and widespread signings by players with NCAA eligibility remaining. FHS Pretzels Defeat Aquin In JV Action The Freeport Pretzels whipped the Aquin Bulldogs 9755 in junior varsity basketball action at the Freeport High School gymnasium Monday. Six Pretzels hit double figures with Mark Holey leading the way with 24 points. Dave Tim- mersman netted 15, Terry Benefiel scored 14, Chuck Hays added 12, and Doug Felder and Kerry Wockerly both chipped in with 10 ooints. Bill Lytwyn and Mike Pittsley were the top Aquin point-getters with 12 and 10 respectively.

In the preliminary sophomore 'B' game, Freeport edged Aquin 43-42. The Pretzels were originally scheduled to play the Rockford TOP TWENTY The final Top Twenty college football teams, with first-place votes in parentheses, and total points. Points are tabulated on basis of 20-18-16-14-12-10-9-: 1. Nebraska (39) 946 2. Notre Dame (8) 814 3.

Texas (3) 721 4. Tennessee 683 5. Ohio State 588 6. Arizona State (2) 472 7. Louisiana State 464 8.

Stanford 440 9. Michigan 346 10. Auburn 289 11. Arkansas 199 12. Toledo 157 13.

Georgia Tech 124 14. Dartmouth 90 15. Southern California 85 16. Air Force 67 17. Tulane 31 18.

Penn State 17 19. Houston 14 20. Oklahoma 12 Mississippi 12 HARVARD'S NEW HEAD football coach Joe Restic (left) confers with captain Dave Ignacio after being named to the post Monday. Restic, 44, has coached the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League for the last three Photofax. Gamecocks Second fiesf On The Court, In Poll By BRUCE LOWTTT Associated Press Sports Writer South Carolina came out sec- the basketball ourt and in The Associated 'ress Poll.

The second-ranked Game ocks suffered their first set iack of the season after rolling nine successive victories as Vorth Carolina stunned their outhern guests 79-64 Monday night. It was, in effect, the second riumph of the day for the Tar leels. Earlier in the day they roke into the Top Twenty ratings, tying Purdue for 19th lace. North Carolina, 9-2, grabbed ic lead at the outset, raced to a K26 intermission lead, then tayed cool even when the roused Gamecocks charged within four points in the second half. South Carolina, with Tom Riker gaining scoring honors with 20 points, was forced to foul to get the ball late in the game and Tar Heels converted the 26, well below the nation- Tuesday, Jan.

5,1971 Pg. 8 Washington Huskies Hire Negro Coach Lutheran Crusaders Monday night, but the Rockford cagers couldn't make the trip Aquin filled in. Freeport (97) hflp Weckerly 5010 Pinslcy Holey 11 224 Reilly Hays Hill' Myers Sthn'd'rm'n I 3 5 I ytwyn McKniglu 3 1 7 Baucii aenefie! 6214 Hess Felder 4210 Trapp T'mmersm'n Brudley 71 15 and Aquill (55) ftp 3 4 10 2 2 I 5 60 12 1 2 4 3 1 7 1 0 2 3 1 7 SEATTLE (AP) Forme Washington fullback Ray Jack son says he accepted an assist ant coaching position with Huskies determined to be neith er a resident black nor a socia worker. Jackson, 35, was hired Mon day as Washington moved solve the continuing black tur moil within its football team Athletic Director Joe Kearnej also said he expected to name a black administrative assistan within the next two weeks. The hiring of Jackson came after a Dec.

19 report by univer sity regents that some institu tional racism still existed in Husky athletics. The Regents blamed inadequate attempts to solve past problems for the con tinuing controversy. Four black sophomores quit the team in No vember during a black boycot which precipitated the investiga tion. Coaching Main Goal But Jackson made it clea Monday his main goal was coaching. Owens said Jackson would be in charge of the line backers or defensive backs.

"I've been given an informa kind of assurance that I won' be considered the resident nig ger, if you want to use tha term," Jackson said. "The fac that is important to me is that traditionally, as I look at the black coaches throughout the City Cage Loop Resumes Action Totals: 4.) 11 97 Totals: 221155 Score by quarters: Freeport 26 23 26 Aquin in 18 11 Personal Fouls Freeport (18) Holey 4, Benefiel 3, Hays 3, Timmersman 3, Weckerly 2. Felder 1. McKnlght 1, Schneiderman 1. Aquin (13) Pittsley 4, Hess 3, Bauch 2, Bradley 2.

Rcllly 2. The teams of the YMCA City Basketball League swing back into lotion this week with three games Wednesday night and three tilts Thursday night at the Freeport Junior High School gymnasium. Wednesday, Structo takes on Kelly Springfield at 7 o'clock, Pearl City meets Stockton Farmers Exchange at 8, and Jupiter plays the Elizabeth Merchants at 9. Thursday, Sandy's plays Micro Switch at 7, Newell takes on State Bank at 8, and Myers Ford meets LMP Builders at 9. country, they are looked upon as what you would call social workers and the go-between between the white coaches and black athletes.

"I hope, and I am sure, that I will be given the same responsibilities the other coaches have been given, with the same expectations," he added. Two Jobs Filled UCLA is still looking for a new football coach to replace de- the charity tosses to wrap up the upset. They were led by sophomore forward George Karl's 17 points and limited Ail-American John Roche to 14. 26 Votes For First The runaway leader in the voting was still UCLA, amassing all but two of the 26 first-place votes to pile up 526 votes by the nationwide panel of sports writers and sportscasters. South Carolina and Marquette, with one first-place vote apiece, followed the Bruins with 478 and 426 votes respectively.

Southern California retained fourth place with 362. Penn, which collected 293 votes to move past Western Kentucky into fifth place, opened its defense of the Ivy League crown with a 70-62 victory over Princeton. The Quakers, led by Dave Wohl's 20 points, tield off a Tiger rally with dead- foul shooting, going 26-for-30 from the charity line. Big Jim McDaniels exploded 'or a career-high 49 points as No.6 Western Kentucky toppled Tennessee Tech 95-82. The big icven-footer hit seven straight points late in the game to lock up the Hilltoppers' triumph.

Jacksonville Moves Up Seventh-ranked Jacksonville, up two places from the previous week, Kansas, up from 12th to eighth, Notre Dame, which eaped from 15th to 9th, and No. 0 S. Bonaventure, up from 13th, were idle. Other unscheduled teams filing out the Top Twenty were No. 2 Indiana, up two spots; Utah State, climbing from 19th to 5th; Drake, which plummeted rom seventh to 16th, Fordham, leading 44.3 average he had going into the game.

Dave Rhodes led the Rebels with 32. In other major games, John Mengelt poured in 40 points as Auburn belted Georgia 79-58; Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets stung Maine 99-52 behind Rich 29 points and 15 rebounds; Alabama, with Wendell Hudson leading five double- figure scorers with 21 points, upset Louisiana State 101-87 and LaSalle, paced by Ken Durre't's 22 points, turned back late-rallying Tulsa 63-61. Wisconsin had little trouble with the Australians Monday night as the Badgers whipped the touring Nationals 94-63. Leon Howard Jed the Badgers with 21 points while Dave Lindstrom topped Australia with 17. TOP TWENTY Here are the top 20 teams with total points based on 20-18-16-1412-10-9-fl-etc.

for the top 15 places. First-place votes are in parenthesis: breaking into the chart as No. 8, and Purdue, 20th a week ago. A pair of former Top Twenty earns, No. 16 Oregon and No.

18 JSU, dropped off the list. Fell Three Places Eleventh-ranked Kentucky, which fell three places in the poll, trailed by as many as 13 points in the first half but came on strong to turn back Mississippi State 79-71. Mike Casey parted Tommy Prothro but two 119 of nis game-high 26 points other college jobs have been in the second half for the Wlld filled. Harvard and Dartmouth announced Monday the appointment of new head coaches, two days after UCLA lost Prothro to the pro Los Angeles Rams. Harvard picked Joe Restic, who has coached the Hamilton Tiger Cats of the Canadian Football League for the last three years.

Restic replaces John Yovicsin, who retired for health reasons at the end of last season and remains at the school as director of physical training and recreation. Dartmouth came up with Jack Crouthamel, who has been defensive backfield coach under Bob Blackman for the last five years. Blackman resigned last month after 16 years at Dartmouth to cats and Tom Payne added 24. Louisville, bounding up four spots to No. 13, played near flawless ball to rout Georgetown College 115-76.

Larry Carter's 20 points led six double-figure scorers for the Cardinals, whose coach, John Dromo, remained hospitalized with a coronary insufficiency. Howard Stacey piloted the team. Villanova, sinking from llth to 14th, dropped North Dakota through the floor as the Wildcats led from the opening buzzer en route to a 103-63 romp. Howard Porter led the balanced Villanova attack with 20 points, Stop Top Scorer Tennessee, which slipped from 10th to 17th in the poll, smothered Mississippi and high-scoring Johnny Neumann 98-85. The Volunteers, topped by Mike Edwards' 26 points, double- 1.

UCLA (24) 526 2. South Carolina (1) 478 3. Marquette (1) 426 4. Southern Calif. 362 5.

Penn 293 6. Western Kentucky 274 7. Jacksonville 168 8. Kansas 155 9. Notre Dame 140 10.

St. Bonaventure 137 11. Kentucky 130 12. Indiana 78 13. Louisville 56 14.

Villanova 55 15. Utah State 49 16. Drake 44 17. Tennessee 37 18. Fordham 30 19.

Purdue 13 North Carolina 13 Proviso East Tops High School Poll SPRINGFIELD (AP)- Elev en, of 16 teams in the Associated Press poll of Illinois high school basketball were upset in holiday tournament play last week and No. 1 ranked Thornridge toppled from first to second place in a scrambled poll Tuesday. The Falcons of Thornridge, No. 1 for the first three weeks of voting, lost their grip on the AP Poll following an upset to small Mounds Meridian, 48-40. The loss shattered a perfect 10-0 record by Thornridge.

The new first rated team is Proviso East of Maywood, who gained in pollsters' eyes by defeating powerful LaGrange Lyons, 71-68, the defending state champions. Proviso East won the Proviso West Holiday Tournament. Proviso has a record of 10-1, the single loss to Thornridge. Jumped From Fourth Proviso jumped to first from 'purth berth, capturing 10 of 16 irst place votes. Last week Thornridge had appeared in firm grip of the No.

1 place after acking up all 16 first place votes. Thornridge pot two first place votes this week. The AP top 16 teams includes 'our new names this week, one of them Mendota climbing 'fom unrated status to 6th place one leap. Mendota, with its 3-0 record, won favor by defeat- ng Quincy, which had been rated No. 10.

Quincy fell from the ratings altogether this week. Other New Teams Other new names in the top 6 are Carbondale, Granite City and Danville. Carbondale won ts own 16-team tournament by whipping Mounds Meridian, 5017. Granite City won at Pontiac by 3 Games Wednesday In Church Cage Loop Three games are on tap in the intermediate division of the YMCA Church Basketball League Wednesday at the Freeport YMCA gymnasium. Embury plays First Lutheran at 6:30 p.m., Second Presbyterian meets Bethany at 7:30, and Immanuel Lutheran takes on First Methodist at 8:30.

2 Swim Meets Are Scheduled The Freeport Swim Club and 'reeport Park District will play ost to the Sterling Park Dis rict swim team Jan. 16 at the 'reeport Junior High School and the Freeport swim earn will compete at Sterling on an. 23. Swimmers are needed to fill 11 events, and interested per- ons are asked to come to the wim Club practice sessions Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- ay from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Free- YWCA pool or call either of re coaches at 232-1333 or 232795 and leave their name, age, event they wish to swim in, and telephone number.

The same information may be left at the Park District bffice. The Swim Club has, canceled Thursday practices until further notice, and a fee of 35 cents will now be charged to cover pool expenses. Toledo Boasts Longest Streak By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Toledo became the major college football team with the longest consecutive Friday after snapped Texas' victory string Notre Dame skein of 30 triumphs in the Cotton Bowl. Toledo, a 40-12 victor over William Mary in last Monday's Tangerine Bowl, has won 23 straight, including 12 this year. upending previously undefeated Normal U.

High, 54-47. Granite City also beat Chicago Heights ftoom, 87-66. Danville won its 16-team tournament by rolling over St. Joseph-Ogden. 52-44.

TOP SIXTEEN The top 16 teams, first place votes, won-Ioss records and poll points: 1. Proviso East (10) 10-1 230 2. Thornridge (2) 10-1 222 3. Benton (1) 9-0 207 4. LaGrange (1) 10-2 189 5.

Paris (1) 10-0 166 6. Mendota 13-0 156 7. Joliet Central 11-2 154 8. Peoria Richwoods 9-1 102 9. Carbondale 9-1 100 10.

Granite City 8-3 88 11. Rock Island 6-2 63 12. Bloom 8-3 60 13. Morgan Park 13-2 57 14. Danville 10-3 55 15.

Elgin 31 16. Champaign Central 11-2 29 Other teams receiving votes in order: East Peoria, Chicago Carver, Belleville West, Rock- ord Auburn, East St. Louis, Quincy, Bloomington, Aurora East, LaSalle-Peru and Hinsdale. East Peoria received one first place vote. Other teams receiving votes: Springfield Southeast, Dunbar, University High Normal, Meridian, Breese Mater Dei, Assumption of East St.

Louis, Fairfield, Alton, Galesburg, Peoria Bergan, St. Joe-Ogden, Marian Catholic, Elgin Larkin. High School Cage Schedule TONIGHT U.S. Grant Stcokton at Elizabeth Scales Mound at Galena Hanover at East Dubuque, NC Savanna at Warren, NC Stephenson Chadwlck at Lanark, NC FRIDAY Big Eight Auburn at Freeport Belvldere at East Boylan at West Guilford at Harlem Stephenson Durand at Aquln Dakota at Lanark Shannon at Lena-Wlnslow Pearl City at Orangevilte U.S. Grant Warren at Hanover Galena at Camanche, Iowa, NC Route 72 Mllledgevllle at Ashton Stillman Valley at Byron Forreston at Franklin Center Leaf River at Pecatonlca North Blackhawk Amboy at Mount Morris Erie at Mount Carroll Oregon at Polo Illowa Fulton at Savanna Rlverdalo at Sterling Newman Morrison at St.

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