Page 6 College Station, Texas Wednesday, November 12, 1969 THE BATTALION Ohio State Still Has Strangle Hold On First Place By KEN RAPPORT Associated Press Sports Writer It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s . . . Ohio State! Ohio State’s impregnable Buckeyes, the supermen of col lege football, continue to fly high as the nation’s No. 1 team. The Buckeyes, who hit the bullseye last weekend with a 62- 7 execution of Wisconsin, drew 25 of 32 first place votes Mon day in the weekly poll of sports writers and broadcasters across the nation. The men of steel from the Midwest roped 618 points over all and kept a stranglehold on first over Texas’ battering Long horns, 570, a 56-14 winner over Baylor. Tennessee, which cut down South Carolina, 29-14, remained third, while Arkansas, a 30-6 winner over Rice, stayed fourth, and Penn State remained in fifth place after an idle weekend. The Top Ten remained virtual ly the same as last week. Notre Dame dropped from eighth to ninth and Missouri climbed a spot to eighth in the only change. Southern California held onto sixth after pasting Washington State, 28-7; UCLA stayed in sev enth after a day off; Missouri hammered Oklahoma, 44-10; Notre Dame unloaded on Pitt, 49- 7, and No. 10 Purdue ran over Michigan State, 41-13. Both Ohio State and Texas managed to win big despite de pleted squads. Rex Kern, the Buckeyes’ magical junior quar terback, was out with an injury and 14 starters were on the shelf for Texas with a virus. The Buckeyes, unbeaten in sev en games, risk their record and ranking this weekend against Purdue, probably their toughest challenge of the season. Few changes marked the Sec ond Ten. Auburn and Louisiana State held on to 11th and 12th places respectively, Stanford moved up from 14th to 13th and Michigan made the biggest ad vance — from No. 18 to No. 14. place votes in parentheses and total points. Points awarded for first 15 places based on 20-18-16- 14-12-10-9-8 etc.: Florida, Georgia and Nebras ka rank 15th, 16th and 17th. Mississippi is 18th, Houston, 19th, and the Air Force, No. 20. The Top Twenty, with first- Ohio State (25) Texas (4) Tennessee (2) Arkansas Penn State (1) So. Calif. UCLA Missouri 9. Notre Dame 10. Purdue 11. Auburn 12. Louisiana St. 13. Stanford 14. Michigan 15. Florida 16. Georgia 17. Nebraska 18. Mississippi 19. Houston 20. Air Force a jy RICK Battali' oach Ge ckled Ti is confe ed him resting s er preps tradi as on T [ think [used r sed, “but to do e t Rice.” ACl t ST ” BOLD jjp§j^ 2?W Shop ncGiy wigguts 1. Low Evorijdaij Prices 2- Advertised Specials 3- Gold Bond Stamps jflgypMWKces i OELMOWTE cur 303 ft J , GREEK BEM4S._r?k_.24 * uaevs Moot 9PC 1 NJNT JEMIMA U0. K7 J- COWMMEM * ARMOURS STAR. llOZ. /|A 1 TREEX. CLOROX j&i.. BONNIE BAKER. tvm i K . EVARMILK 19* OOCMORSELS.^-- ^ QUAKEROW3 US^I ^TUESE PRICES GOOD THORS. FW. I SAT NOVEMBER 13-14 * »5 , »9W TOP QUMITY PRODUCE ...FRESH RUKETKMK 5 MORTOI4S TloCa. J2 SAIT aa SCOTT" PAPER ft Big ft Roll TCWELS.. $1 4-Oz. Cello Bag RADISHES Tomatoes HOME GROWN Lb. 2 For 19c APPLES 3b^39c MfiRIPEPEACHtS OSAGE LIMIT 4- PLEPsSE ±h CAfJ GOLDEN CORN DEL MONTE Cream Style or Whole Kernel 503 0*1$ FRESH LEAH i FBHSnCKS.?w«r 2 iS 99* cnouno chuck ^ : rd' ^SHOPWHtRETOaVETMBESWRJ m COFFEE CUP These man-sized cups are really a special buy at 19C each 1 Stock up this week, remembering you'll want several extra to add years mce pleasure to your set! ^ oa NOOtnaacr D • Good HouukMpii 3t t| x r .v.