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However, even though idle last week, Duke soared four places to sixth in the latest poll, and Monday night it crushed Mary land 82-62 for an 11-2 record. The most recent balloting- by a regional panel of 40 writers and broadcasters based on games through last Saturday gave Michi gan 21 first-place votes and 373 points. UCLA dropped to second with nine votes for the No. 1 spot and 314 points, the latter on a basis of 10 points for a first place vote, 9 for second etc. The Wolverines won twice last week for a 13-2 mark beating Michigan State 103-98 in overtime and Purdue 98-81. UCLA lost its second game of the season, 87-82 to Iowa, and the rebounded to whip Chicago Loyola. The Bruins now are 14-2. St. Joseph’s, Pa., 17-1, remained in third place. The Hawks, who won twice last week, collected 295 points and edged unbeaten Providence for fourth place. Providence increased its record to 14-0 by whipping Rhode Island 75-56 and St. Bonaventure 77-76. The Davidson Wildcats climbed one place to fifth after beating East Carolina and Wake Forest for a 16-1 slate. to seventh although it was not scheduled last week. Vanderbilt, unranked a week ago, jumped to ninth place. The Commodores lead the Southeastern Conference with a 6-0 record. The Top Ten, with first-place votes in parentheses, and total points: 1. Michigan (21) 373 2. UCLA (9) 314 3. St. Joseph’s (3) ... 295 4. Providence (7) 279 5. Davidson 209 6. Duke 132 7. Indiana 112 8. Wichita 93 9. Vanderbilt 92 10. San Francisco 56 By GERALD GARCIA If a team ever had a “must” game, the Aggies’ encounter with Arkansas’ Razorbacks in the Ozarks must be considered just that for the Southwest Conference defending champions Wednesday night. Baylors’ 77-74 upset victory over league-leading Texas Tech Tues day night moved the Cadets only a game and a half from the Pan handle team. A win over the Hogs in the Hills Wednesday night will put the Ag gies in a second place tie with Baylor, Southern Methodist and the Texas Longhorns who beat Rice Teusday night, 76-63. The Ags meet the Homs here Saturday night. The Aggies can not be thinking ahead to the Texas contest because they need a win over the Razor- backs before Texas can be con sidered. Of course a win over the Hogs in the Hills is as easy to come by as a Model “A” Ford. But the way teams have been repealing the home court advan tage in the SWC this year, the Ags could take advantage of the up sets. The Baylor Bears have the dis tinction of thwarting the rule twice in this campaign. First broke A&M’s glass jaw whu upset the Aggies in G. Roliiti and broke an Aggie 16-gaiie winning streak and secondly burst the Raiders’ bubble in bock Tuesday night, 77-74. The Cadets have turned tti once when they blasted ft Houston, 93-55. Arkansas ki so suffered the bad dinner at their hill hidaway who stopped them. Wednesday’s battle is not a must for the Ags, but tke can be in good shape in tki race should they pull the on the Cadets. A win by the could pull them into a tit the trio. Senior Ricky Sugg lesi Razorbacks adding machine, has totaled 72 in four SWCp —second best in the league Tuesday night. Shelby Metcalf’s Aggies u by team captain Paul Timmins is one of the confetti 10 leading scorers. “A win would really help this stage,” said Metcalf, ansas has a fine team thatii to beat at home, and they tough switching man-to-na; fense. This is a “must” for Baylor Jolts SWC Leader On Home Court before 9,100 fans. Melvin Ellison, 6-1 junior, broke Baylor jumped out in fro seven, 55-48, after eight im of the last half. Tech battled back on the ing of Bobby Measels, anl tree one-point leads in a s« LUBBOCK (A*) — Baylor jolt- dropped in another free throw when ed front-running Texas Tech with fouled at the buzzer, a last minute 77-74 Southwest Tech remains atop the confer- Conference victory Tuesday night ence standings with a 4-1 mark, and Baylor is now 3-2 along with Southern Methodist and Texas. Baylor, trailing by as many as finale. Harold Denney tied jumper” frornT the right side" with seven points the first half, cut the last time 72-all on a layop the Raider margin to three 39- three minutes left. 36, by intermission. A Baylor offensive foul The Bears barged into the lead, Tech the chance to go ahei! dy added free throws before Norm- 42-39, on fielders by Ed Home the Bears gained possessk an Reuther could score for Tech and Ellison in less than two min- a jump ball and set the sta?i a 72-72 deadlock with a 15-foot 56 seconds remaining. In the final flurry, Darrell Har- with 16 seconds left. 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