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9 DePaul ranked Oregon By Tom Canahan AP Wfh?f Perfect may be the only word that can describe topranked Oregon State's ???_!* t * season, wen, aimosi. Oregon State missed perfection by a single point Monday as Ralph Miller's cagers retained the No.l ranking in The Associated Press college basketball poll. The Beavers, 25-0 and the only major undefeated team in college basketball, collected 60-of-61 first-place votes and 1,219 points of a possible 1,220. "One by one we're accomplishing all the goals we set for ourselves," Miller said after Oregon State defeated No. 13 UCLA 82-76 last Sunday to clinch at least a tie for the Pac 10 title. "Naturally I'm pleased," added Miller who is in his 11th season at OSU. "I'd i 4^ it:- !- i A nave iu say uus is my oesi team at Oregon State. We XER COP 3.8< no limit with jg0H HIii i'iiI i nil in i h?* f . ^oli diamem JT4 w REG^I^k/ 1 lict Round Vfect Round 1 ct Round Va ctOval Mb ct Oval 1 ctOval Va ct MarnuiK -1? V>i ct Marquis let Marquis LOCALLY OWNEt DOWNTOWN B1 Next taPenneys Bel 765-2345 9:30 to 6:00 I second i State i shouid be in good shape for the (NCAA) playoffs because we have used a lot of people this year and our player3 are Drettv well V * "" rested." DEPAUL, ranked fourth last week, took over the No.2 slot as Louisiana State and Virginia, Nos.2 and 3, respectively, a week ago, slipped a notch after being upset. DePaul, 25-1, collected the other first-place vote and 1,148 points after victories over Butler and Loyola of Chicago last week. LSU, which held the nation's longest winning streak at 26 before being surprised by Kentucky 73-71 on Sunday, picked up 1,044 points. Virginia, upset by Wake Forest last Wednesday, was ??iv rvkintc fnrtVinr Knnlr wa?ft i^VttlVtf tut VIIVi uaviv 11A VI1C No.4 position. Arizona State and Notre Dame held the fifth and sixth positions. The Sun Devils, !0X nee I&?^ each i student ID \if\ A* ?: c* - /J7 iuitnuu Jircci Claire Towers Columbia, S.C. 803-254-8931 taiiB ^ d rings. Q A SAVE W ! JP TO SU?/o*,w .... $299.95 $188 $499.95 $349 . . . $1495.00 $999 .... $795.00 $549 . . . $1195.00 $795 . . . $3495.00 $2495 $795.00 $549 j ...$1195.00 $795 . . . $3495.00 $2495 > AND OPERATED LJSH RIVER MALL ,ween Richway & Kroger l-j 798-4040 10:00 to 9:00 I etains t< who posted victories over Stanford and California last week, had 944 points. The Irish, victors over St. Francis, Pa., and Dayton last week, got 871 points. Kentucky moved up two ?1 A. ? siuuj anu look over me ino.7 position with 864 points, while Iowa retained the No.8 ranking with 834 points. Utah, upset by Wyoming last Saturday, slipped two notches and was ninth with 633 points, while Tennessee had 549 and rounded out the Top 10 for the second consecutive week. WAKE FOREST headed the second 10. North Carolina was 12th followed by UCLA, Indiana, Arkansas, Illinois, Louisville, Brigham Young, Wyoming and Maryland. Last Week the Second 10 was North Carolina, Wake Forest, UCLA, Illinois, Brigham Young, Indiana, Maryland, Arkansas, C^UAAC vt,U iSiwMT~ ^ a^U^odOAj tx *" ScbkifdaxA LS , ^na rs" \ \ *lr v/ 2721 nose 771 <94. Cktf?\t (Sdiii.S * Ac CKx.IL -v 3&L pLus 1 \&t?ldur?i/uJ' * C?Jkn \M ferine ** VWil I V. Happy 10:00 til Thurs., Fr The i Crosby Special Attract i ne Tim Krek formerly leac Jimmy DP SDOt Wichita State, and Louisville. Wyoming is the only newcomer to this week's Top 20, replacing Wichita State, which has dropped three of its last five games in slipping to 21-5 this season. i i The Top Twenty 1 By the Associated Press 1. Oregon St. (60) 25 0 1.219 2. DePaul (1) 25 1 1,148 3. Louisiana St. 27-2 1,044 4. Virginia 24 2 1,038 5. Arizona St. 22-3 944 6. Notre Dama 22-4 871 7. Kentucky 22-4 864 O Uu.* 91 -A. ?? - u. -una ? "? aj<? 9. Utah 24 3 033 10. Tennessee 20-6 549 11. Wake Forest 22-5 536 12. North Carolina 22-7 485 13. UCLA 18 6 476 14. Indiana 19-9 356 15. Arkansas 22-6 308 16. Illinois 19 6 294 17. Louisville 19 8 283 I 18. Brigham Young 21-6 197 19. Wyoming 215 190 ' 20. Maryland 18 8 99 ? Luj l V?C L fcury. lIuiritcLa b' *x () iM H rv HOOD PR 4g .Ul * 6^im^ C U ; ; > ^WV/v7 Vi 1 V V 1R Ol ? V v I isday Hour closing i. & Sat. ?ob Group ion Next Week I New :el Band" I guitarist for 3uffett BHBBnnraKHISMHBMnM EV K ^ Prese K Rock *n' Roll R * R Blues | THE FU | INDUSTRIAL g THIS WE | FriCS) | March < | 1924 mail B 252-U MEE SUSAN S Ill THECA BOOKS Wednesday, 3:30-4:c j Copies of her v for signing. I Sponsored in cc the English Lit Serie X J)M ' \<\^i;; ];!" ' SvS Thursday, IV 7:30 p. v/oi une ia V/U Tickets $4 J at Coliseum Sponsored by Campus < EUTgl :nts jj Beach Music J3 St Country gl LTON I EKEND I Sat | 3C&7 | ti street | >22 i Jm ET ONTAG i iMPUS TORE March 4th 10 p.m. vorks available >njunction with )S. ^BO ? mf :e the impossible larch 5 m. liseum ind $5 Outlets Crusadft for Christ.