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Kansas To Ninth In Latest Ap Rating
The Kansas Jayhawks dropped to ninth place in the national basketball ratings, according to the results of the latest Associated Press basketball poll.
Coach F. C. Phog Allen's cage crew slipped from sixth to ninth place after gaining only a narrow margin of victory over Colorado last week.
The top spot again went to the Kentucky Wildcats, who have already won the Southeastern conference championship. This is the fourth week that Adolph Rupp's quintet have held the number one position.
The Kansas State Wildcats, present leaders in the Big Seven conference race, were second with fourteen first-place votes and 737 points.
The top ten teams in this week's ratings are the same as those of last week, but the order of their selection has been considerably altered.
Kentucky drew forty-two first place votes and 867 points from the 103 sports writers and sportcasters who participated in the poll.
Duquesne, only major unbeaten team in the nation, moved from the fifth spot to third place, less than 100 points behind Kansas State.
The Dukes stretched their winning streak to seventen games by edging previously unbeaten St. Bonaventure Monday. 69-63.
Iowa (15-1) made the biggest gain
with a jump from ninth to fifth, while another Big Ten school, Illinois, fell from the third position to sixth.
St. Louis held in seventh place, Washington eighth and St. John's of Brooklyn tenth, with the Jayhawks in ninth.
The United Press ratings gave Kentucky first and Kansas State second, but stuck with Illinois in the third position.
The Kansas squad was rated eighth, one place ahead of Washington.
The top ten in the Associated Press ratings (first place votes in parentheses):
1. Kentucky (42) 867
2. Kansas State (14) 73
3. Duquesne (4) 667
4. St. Bonaventure (12) 563
5. Iowa (4) 473
6. Illinois (1) 443
7. St. Louis (3) 397
8. Washington (5) 269
9. Kansas (2) 256
10. St. John's 161
Three Texas towns, Pharr, San Juan and Alamo, are so close together they are connected by sidewalks and use the same high school.
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Cage Scores
Canisius 83, Buffalo 77
Boston College 86, Brandeis 49
Holy Cross 72, Connecticut 53
Yale 81, Dartmouth 57
Siena 55, Oklahoma City U. 50
Springfield (Mass.) 66, Norwich 61
Manhattan 72, CCNY 54
Duke 71, N. Carolina State 58
Franklin & Marshall 79, Navy 76
Georgetown (DC) 96, Catholic U. 52
Western Kentucky 87, Marshall 82
N. Carolina 75, S. Carolina 68
Baltimore U. 79, Tuse S. Teach. 38
Charleston 54, Armstrong Col. 53
Stetson 70, Rolling 68
Loyola (Md) 65, Morgan State 63
Indiana Central 65, Anderson 64
Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1952 University Daily Kansan
WAA To Hold Party In Robinson Gym
The Women's Athletic association will hold a meeting at 4 p.m. Thursday in Robinson gym.
There will be a regular business meeting, plus a Valentine party.
All members are requested to attend.
Augustana (S.D.) 64, Omaha U. 60
Dayton 70, Bowling Green 68
Concordia (Minn.) 76, Moorhead
(Minn.) 50
Findlay 89, Willmington College 77
Houston 54, Wichita 53
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