The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, February 15, 1968, Image 10

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    THE BATTALION
Thursday, February 15, 1968
Page 10 College Station, Texas
LIU Still Tops
AP College Poll
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The road is getting tougher
but Long Island University con
tinues to roll along undefeated
and on top of Th.e Associated
Press’ small college basketball
poll.
Coach Roy Rubin’s Blackbirds
ran their unbeaten streak to 16,
but Norfolk State dropped out of
the all-winning group on a thump
ing 129-103 loss to Delaware
State for a 16-1 record.
Long Island beat Rider 55-52
and Hofstra 72-65 last week. Ev
ansville, runnerup a week ago,
was toppled by third-ranked Ken
tucky Wesleyan, 87-78, in over
time and lost its No. 2 spot to
the Kentuckians.
The Top Ten, with first-place
votes in parentheses and season
records through games of Sat.,
Feb. 10.
1. Long Island U. (11)
Ky. Wesleyan (1)
Evansville
SW Missouri St.
McNeese State (1)
Trinity, Tex.
SW Louisiana
Pan American (1)
Norfolk State
Guilford
2.
3.
4. -
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
16-0
14-3
16- 3
14- 3
18-2
17- 4
15- 4
16- 4
17- 0
15-2
Sport
Shorts
BOSTON OP) — The Boston
Red Sox announced Wednesday
the signing of 13 players, leaving
only 11 members of the 1967
American League champions still
outside the fold.
The latest signings included!
those of outfielder Tony Conigli-
aro, 'second baseman Mike An
drews and relief pitcher Sparky
Lyle, all of whom played impor
tant roles in the Sox’ dramatic
drive to the pennant.
Tony reportedly sought $60,000
but was understood to have set
tled for slightly less.
'A tA "A
WASHINGTON <dP> _ Cassius
Clay has turned movie actor, says
Havana Radio in a broadcast
heard here.
The announcement said he ap
peared in premier performances
of the motion pictures at four
theaters in Havana.
It added that the film, entitled
“Cassius Clay,” presents an ex
citing story of a man who “chose
to fight outside the ring against
Yankee racial discrimination and
warmongering.”
Coach Considers
Libel Suit Action
EAST LANSING, Mich. MP) —
Michigan State football Coach
Duffy Daugherty said Tuesday
he is considering filing a libel
suit against a student newspaper
that said treatment of MSU ath
letes may have violated Big Ten
rules.
Daugherty said he hadn’t de
cided whether to file such a suit,
but would leave the decision up
to an attorney.
The newspaper, the Michigan
Daily, student organ of the Uni
versity of Michigan in Ann Ar
bor, was asked about Daugherty’s
statement, and managing editor
Steve Wildstrom said, “We have
no comment other than that we
will stand by our stories.”
The stories involved were writ
ten by Clurk Norton, the news
paper’s sports editor, who cited
certain acts he said had taken
place involving Michigan and
Michigan State athletes in pos
sible violations of Big Ten rules.
Meanwhile, John Dewey, assis
tant Big Ten commissioner, con
tinued questioning Michigan Daily
staffers and athletes and coaches
at Michigan. He could not be
reached for comment.
NCAA Invitation
To Pan-American
EDINBURG, Tex. <A>) — Pan
American College accepted Wed
nesday an invitation to play in
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association College Division Bas
ketball Championship play-off.
College officials said the
Broncs, currently ranked tenth in
the Associated Press small college
division poll, are to be assigned
to a four-team regional tourna
ment at a site to be determined
later by the NCAA.
The Broncs have won 15 of
their last 16 games and have a
19-4 record. It will mark the first
time Pan American has entered
competition in an NCAA tourna
ment. The Broncs captured the
NAIA championship in 1963 and
placed second in 1964.
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