Jurgensen Tops All NFL Offense In All-Player Team Selection
NEA Sports Writer Marty Ralbovsky notes players chose the 1969 All-Players All NFL team based on performance rather than standings. Sonny Jurgensen of Washington led in passing and earned the quarterback spot over Gabriel and Kapp despite Washington missing a division title. The selection includes 10 first-teamers from teams not winning their divisions, with four from last-place clubs, and honors on both sides of the line from Chicago, Cleveland, and Dallas.
Bobcats Rout Vernon to Close Non-District Schedule
Childress Bobcats beat Vernon 60-41 to end their non-conference slate at 10-7 after a rugged schedule. Ted Jones led with 16 points, Kevin Wood and Dale Inman 11 each, while Vernon’s O'Quinn Cairo had 12. The JV also defeated Vernon 49-41.
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Lynza Barnett Childress
Bobcats
Vernon
Cats
Lions
Childress
Wichita Falls
Ted Jones
Kevin Wood
Dale Inman
John Baker
John Holland
Benny Land
Delbert Sessions
David Lane
O’quinn Cairo
Parr
Brett Parr
Bobcat
City Bowling Standings and Weekly Results
Devid B&B Candy won the men's city tournament at Greenbelt Lanes with 3250. Dod son Men's Club took second with 3196. Doubles champions were D C Lacy and Claude Roper at 1369, runners up Scottie Dowis and Earl Harwell 1311. Benny Hawkins led singles with 699. Hammack 667 and 666.
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B&b Candy
Greenbelt Lanes
Unk Hammack
Shorty Hammack
Benny Hawkins
Scottie Dowis
Gene Berry
First State Bank
Harp Drug
Tips
Wellington State Bank
All-Pro NFL players honored in CBS NEA show event
The 22 first team All-Pro players will be honored at CBS Television City in Hollywood with NEA. Jim Nabors will host the taped telecast of the NFL All-Pro Show airing Sunday Jan. 18 from 3:30 to 4 p.m. EST. Players receive All-NFL statuettes and gifts.
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Frazier-Ellis
Miami Beach
Madison Square Garden
Joe Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
New York
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden Boxing
1970 Pro Bowl All Team Selections
The roster lists first team players including Jerry Smith Washington Paul Warfield Cleveland Roy Jefferson Pittsburgh Bob Brown Los Angeles Ralph Neely Dallas Gale Gillingham Green Bay Tom Mack Los Angeles Mick Tingelhoff Minnesota Sonny Jurgensen Washington Gale Sayers Chicago Leroy Kelly Cleveland Carl Eller Minnesota Deacon Jones Los Angeles Merlin Olsen Los Angeles Bob Lilly Dallas Dick Butkus Chicago Chuck Howley Dallas Dave Robinson Green Bay Lem Barney Detroit Jim Johnson San Francisco Mel Renfro Dallas Larry Wilson St Louis and a second team featuring Jackie Smith St Louis Lance Rentzel Dallas Charlie Taylor Washington Grady Alderman Minnesota Len Rohde San Francisco Gene Hickerson Cleveland John Niland Dallas Ed Flanagan Detroit Roman Gabriel Los Angeles Calvin Hill Dallas Tom Matte Baltimore Jim Marshall Minnesota Claude Humphrey Atlanta Alan Page Minnesota Alex Karras Detroit Mike Curtis Baltimore Dave Wilcox San Francisco Chris Hanburger Washington Cornell Green Dallas Bob Bryant Minnesota Rich Volk Baltimore Willie Wood Green Bay.
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NEW York
NEA
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Sonny Jurgensen
Washington Redskins
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Joe Kapp
Minnesota Vikings
Gabriel
Kapp
Jurgensen
Redskins
NFL
Vince Lombardi
Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Brown
Tom Mack
Deacon Jones
Merlin Olsen
Brown
Jones
Olsen
Cowboys
Ralph Neely
Bob Lilly
Chuck Howley
Mel Renfro
Dave Robinson
Green Bay
Lem Barne
Detroit
Jim Johnson
San Francisco
Larry Wilson
St. Louis
CBS Television City
Hollywood
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jim Nabors
Gomer Pyle
Bill Crawford
Howley
Robinson
Dave Wilcox
49Ers
Chris Hanburger
Jerry Smith
Jackie Smith
Colts
John Mackey
Lions
Charlie Sanders
Warfield
Jefferson
Lance Rentzel
Charley Taylor
Neely
Vikings
Grady Alderman
Gillingham
Mack
Gene Hickerson
Browns
Tingelhoff
Sayers
Kelly
Dallas
Calvin Hill
Tom Matte
Barney
Johnson
Cornell Green
Renfro
Wilson
Earl Morrall
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Washington
Paul Warfield
Cleveland
Roy Jefferson
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Gale Gillingham
Mick Tingelhoff
Minnesota
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Leroy Kelly
Carl Eller
Dick Butkus
Lem Barney
Charlie Taylor
Len Rohde
John Niland
Ed Flanagan
Baltimore
Jim Marshall
Claude Humphrey
Atlanta
Alan Page
Alex Karras
Mike Curtis
Bob Bryant
Rich Volk
Willie Wood
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Earl Harwell
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Marty Ralbovsky
Terry Bettis
David Bradford
Jimmy Gravley
Paul Rogers
Joe O'Donnell
Kenneth
Seymour
Eller, Jones
Son
Willie Horton
Detroit Tigers
Ottawa
Ottawa 67S
Ontario Hokey Association
Evgeny Zimin
Fe Adm Tagraimaok
Cretslas
Childress Lumber CO
Bill & Juanita Armstrong
Ray Mooney
Weldina
Atuceron
Webbs Studio
Clements Barber Shop
Gladney
Willard Jack
Scottie
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