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Tuesday, September 17, 1974
University Daily Kansan
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SPORTS
AP poll gives Notre Dame edge on Sooners
From the Associated Press
Notre Dame's defending national champions climbed back to the top of the college football world yesterday, replacing Oklahoma as the No. 1 team in the Associated Press weekly rankings. Notre Dame barely edged out Ohio State.
Although Notre Dame didn't play last weekend, the Fighting Irish, second a week ago, made it back to the No. 1 spot when Oklahoma declined in the voters' opinions with a hard-earned 28-10 defeat over lowly Bavlor, only a 2-9 team last fall.
Arkansas' surprising Razorbacks made a shock to the Bay Area over Southern California that dropped Trojans from 6th to 13th. Nebraska vaulted from 7th to 4th with an impressive 61-7 outrun.
Notre Dame licked Georgia Tech 31-7 in its nationally televised game.
bv its arch-rival, Nebraska, with 728 points.
The Irish received 19 first-place votes and
N'ELEE, Zaire (AP)—A postponement of at least one week in the scheduled Sept. 25 world heavyweight championship fight between George Foreman and Muhammad Ali on Monday after Foreman suffered a cut over his right eye in a sparing session.
Arkansas, Michigan and Penn State retained their Nos. 6 and 8 spots of a week ago while LSU and Texas each moved up one position from eighth and 10th last week.
Foreman's injury delays Ali fight
The other four first-place votes went to Alabama, which held off stubborn Maryland 21-16 and slipped from third to fifth, with 174 points.
one week and 30 days because of the horizontal, 1-inch gash Foreman suffered between his right eye and eyebrow in a training session against McBill Murray.
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The Second Ten consisted of Arizona State, UCLA, Southern Cal, Maryland, Pitt followed by Tennessee and Arizona, followed by Tennessee and Arizona, with Houston and Stanford tied for 19th.
The Top Twenty, with first place votes in parentheses, season record and total points. Points tabulated on basis of 20-18-16-14-12 9.8 lb.
Rounding out the Top Ten were Michigan, Louisiana State, Penn State, Texas and
1,004 points from a nation-wide panel of 58 sports writers and broadcasters.
1. Notre Dame (19) 1-0-0 1004
2. Ohio State (17) 1-0-0 998
3. Oklahoma (18) 1-0-0 929
4. Nebraska 1-0-0 728
5. Alabama (4) 1-0-0 714
6. Michigan 1-0-0 590
7. Louisiana State 1-0-0 527
8. Penn State 1-0-0 443
9. Texas 1-0-0 443
10. Arkansas 1-0-0 378
11. Arizona State 1-0-0 270
12. UCLA 0-0-1 148
13. Southern California 0-0-1 117
14. Maryland 0-1-0 95
15. Pittsburg 1-0-0 93
16. (tie) North Carolina State 2-0-0 93
17. Tennessee 0-0-1 90
18. Arizona 1-0-0 58
19. Houston 1-1-0 30
20. Stanford 1-1-0 30
Ohio State whipped Minnesota 34-19 and jumped from third to fourth with 17 first-down passes. (98 ppg.)
Oklahoma staked to third place with 18 first plays but only 929 points, trailed
"The final date will be announced as soon as all the parties involved have agreed to it."
MANHATTAN (AP)—Kansas State University officials announced Monday all 42,000 seats had been sold for the Oct. 12 game. The University of Kansas in KSU Stadium.
KSU-KU game already sold out
It is the first sellout of the year for the itwildca, a spokesman said, and tickets are running out.
Jayhawks see Tennessee films
Westerday's football practice for the University of Kansas team was a short one in order to allow the队 to study films and a scouting report on KU's next opponent, Tennessee. Fambrough also took this opportunity to work with freshmen and other team members who didn't play at Washington State.
There are no changes in the lineup and no injuries after the first game, Fambrigh reported. Freshman running back Bill McKenna was injured in Washington State because of an ankle injury, was back at practice and is expected to be ready for the Tennessee game. Senior receiver Lemon suffered from a back spasm at Wake Forest and was expected to be recovered by today.
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