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Kapp question scattering owners IU JOHN NKLSON aRue uuiien. accomplishes I'S iMnrt mi.i l.r.,.Khi tn i .1 District Court suit brought le KI. Spi ts Wiiler Dropping a live mouse in a roomful of debutantes, and dropping the uuestion of Joe Hand St 76, Chicagu Li SOUTHWEST Texas 63, Northwest Pan American 85, FAR WEST Portland St Fullerton Gonzaga 88 tbout tli riie scatter in all directions i)nl a handful of NFL execu to guess the Kapp to National Football ramificat of the spot today in the latest Associated Press college basketball rankings. In the only other Monday night games involving ranked teams, Kentucky blasted Kansas 100 63, and No. 19 Oregon overwhelmed Villanova 116 77.

Kentucky, 17th in the new poll, was 20th last week and Kansas, out of the rankings this week, was 18th. "They're a mighty fine basketball team," said Devoe of Alabama. "They did a super job pounding the offensive boards and they played with patience and control. We just never got in position to dictate the tempo." The Tide, led by the inside scoring and rebounding of Leon Douglas, took the lead early in the first half and held off the defending National Invitation Tournament champion Gobblers Kentucky's tenacious defense and Kevin Grevey's 29 points led the Wildcats to their walloping of Kansas. Kentucky jumped immediately to a 4 0 lead and never trailed.

Kansas cut the Kentucky lead to five points with 3:18 left in the first half but steals by Larry Johnson and Jack Givens produced several quick baskets for the Wildcats, who led 42 29 at the half. "fnoy the Economy of Quality" i Fedder Heating Hotpoint Appliances and Air Conditioning La Boy Recliners Carpets by Bigelow Flexsteel Living Room Furniture Ostermoor Mattresses Recognition for a professional. STAN E. CHRISTIANSEN has earned one of the highest honors awarded annually in the life insurance field: National Quality Award This honor is in recognition of his outstanding achievement in providing protection and service to his policyowners. Our congratulations to a top Southwestern Life Career Agent.

A professional. Southwestern Life Happiness IB what wo soil in San Francisco bv Kapp. a si former quarterback who re fused to sign a standard player rontrac! Most say quarterback Dave Buckey jumped one yard for a touchdown. North Carolina State, an underdog despite its No. 13 national ranking, still remained two iwints behind.

Stan Fritts, a second team Ail American, took care of that with a bullish run for the two point conversion. Despite thrilling rallies by A. P. final small college By The Associated 2 La Tech 3. Texas AS.

I (32) 12 1 0 658 SAVE LADIES MAIN FLOOR foi a "no comment." or just aren nail able for comment The upshot of the Kapp suit was lo strike down the Both teams explode in final minutes, as 16th Bluebonnet Bowl ends in tie HOUSTON (APi The second smallest crowd in Astro Bluebonnet Howl history and a national television audience saw two games for the price of one in the Kith renewal at the Astrodome Monday night. The first game lasted until early in the fourth quarter and ended with North Carolina State and Houston tied 17 17. Then the fireworks started and before the final gun sounded with the score still deadlocked at 31 31, four touchdowns were scored and the Astrodome's million dollar score hoard which lights up with each score may never be the same. After a humdrum first half, the Cougars started the excitement with two rapid fire fourth quarter touchdowns that gave them a 31 17 lead with 7:55 left in the game. Houston's Kddie Foster dis apeared behind the North Carolina State secondary and emerged with a bowl record 73 yard touchdown pass play from quarterback Rubba McGallion to ignite the volley before a disappointing crowd of 35,122 On the Pack's ensuing series, Joe Rust returned an interception 12 yards to set up a five yard touchdown run by fullback John Housman.

the game's outstanding back, who rushed 134 yards on 21 carries. That gave the Cougars a 31 17 lead but the Pack came back scoring two touchdowns in 1:21 to knot the game at 31 all with 2:17 to play. First, Tommy London rammed nine yards and a pass for the two point conversion failed. Moments later. after.Wolfpack special teamer Louis Alcamo recovered an on sides kick.

Patient Crimson Tide wins fifth game in row By BEN THOMAS AP Sports Writer You've heard of patience and fortitude, no doubt. That's not quite the credo of the Alabama basketball team. It's patience and control, according to Virginia Tech Coach Don Devoe, whose Gobblers lost 77 73 Monday to the Crimson Tide. It was the fifth victory in as many starts for Alabama, which moved up to the No. 7 College scores 79.

East Ky. 69 both teams, neither dressing room was overjoyed "It's too bad you can't play off a tie bowl game." a dis apjxunted North Carolina State Coach Ijtm Holtz said "Both teams feel like they lost it Dave Buckey. who engineered the Wolfpack revival in the final minutes, said the tie leaves a bad taste in your mouth Central Michigan NAIA football champions of '74 By The Associated Press Central Michigan football Coach Roy Kramer said he expected some recognition after winning the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics' championship. Maybe No. in The Associated Press' final college division poll is enough for him.

"It's sure some Christmas present," said Kramer. "I'm greatly proud of the great group of young men who had such a tremendous season for Kramer was in Ormando Beach, to watch his son, Steve, play linebacker for Miami of Ohio in the Tangerine Bowl last weekend. Miami won 21 10. Central Michigan, 12 1, received 32 first place votes in balloting of sports writers and broadcasters for a total of 658 points after beating Delaware 54 14 in the NAIA championship. Second in the final poll a li was Louisiana Tech, 10 1, with IOOtDall ranking 477 points but not a single rootball ra msi piace vuie.

'That victory plus this recognition really caps off a great season for us," he said. "I'm particularly pleased because I think the poll at the end of the season is the one that really means something. The others come and go and they're hard to keep up with, but the one at the end of the season is the one that's important." Rounding out the top five were Texas 13 0, with 461 points and two first place votes, Delaware, 12 2, 460 points, and Boise State, 10 2, 401 points. draft The railed le Kuk tjoth conlaiiu standard player contra parts oi the plav clam binds plaser to the team with which lie has a contract for one ear after that contract expires The Koelle lule sas Team A must compensate Team when Team A picks up a plaer that used to play lor Team If the two learns can't decide on the amount of condensation. Pete Koelle does If there was one thing NFL higher ups could agree on other than "no comment." it was that the results of the suit will 1919 Main 793 3584 Great Bend be apealed '1 hat's probabl) lant to offer ore thar Kichard Gordon a former as tionaul who orbited the moon and splashed down as executive vice president of the New Orleans Saints, was one of the few willing to open up He called the ruling a basic attack on the structure of professional football "Tins is really a league matter and not one for the teams to deal with individually I'd hate to have a bunch of Catfish Hunters running around we'd really be in trouble." He said he couldn't predict Here what we do do he full impac of the Kapp rul ing since he hadn't read the decision Tins is liable to be in the courts a long time, and we don have to be concerned at tins time We will conduct business as usual until it is settled George Allen, vice president, coach and general manager of the Washington Kedskins.

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