Colts and 49ers Dominate West in Pro Bowl Starters
In Los Angeles, West All-Star offense will feature majority from Colts and 49ers with only Gale Sayers of Chicago and John Gordy of Detroit as exceptions. San Francisco supplies five starters led by John Brodie and Ken Willard, while Vince Lombardi directs the West. East coach Blanton Collier unveils Browns led unit with Jim Brown and Gary Collins among the backs and receivers.
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Poolesville Triumphs Over Kennedy 61 50 in Final Minutes
Poolesville, undefeated with a seventh straight win, outscored Kennedy 18 to 6 in the final six minutes to win 61 to 50. Truman Thomas led with 19 points, Fletcher Honehomb added 13, and Naylor 11 as Poolesville broke a 43-43 tie in the fourth. Junior varsity saw Poolesville win 64-18 behind Chester Harper's 16 points.
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U.S. Cities Vote for 1972 Olympic Bids in Chicago
The United States Olympic Committee will hear presentations from Detroit Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia St Louis for 1972 Summer candidacy and Anchorage Salt Lake City for Winter. After 45 minutes per city the 45 member body will choose two to bid officially ahead of IOC deadlines with Rome set for final selections in April.
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Mays Versalles Share Spotlight In Baltimore
In Baltimore at the Tops in Sports banquet Willie Mays and Zoilo Versalles, 1965 MVPs, shared center stage. Mays received the Babe Ruth Sultan of Swat Award for 52 homers with San Francisco, marking his second crown. Versalles was honored as AL MVP with a .273 average and 77 RBIs guiding Minnesota to the pennant. Also honored were John Mize for a 1947 slugging record and Brooks Robinson as Orioles MVP. Maryland rookie of the year Ron Swoboda and Maryland Star of the Future Dave Leonhard were recognized for local talent.
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Astros Sign Catcher Ron Brand For 1966
Houston Texas AP reports catcher Ron Brand has signed his 1966 contract with the Houston Astros of the National League.
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Bunning Secures Record Phillies Salary Easily
Jim Bunning became the highest paid Phillies player after a smooth negotiation in Florida. The 34 year old pitcher earned a figure reported in the upper sixties thousand dollars following a 19 win season and a club strikeout record. The Frederick Babe Ruth League meets January 17 at 7 30 p.m. with officer elections on the agenda and invites all interested parents.
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NCAA football rules near two platoon decision
New Orleans AP reports NCAA Football Rules Committee chair Ivy Williamson expects an uneventful two day meeting to reject any move to end two platoon football. Williamson is Wisconsin athletic director and the NCAA earlier rejected returning to limited substitution.
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Saints Edge Lancers 82 17 in rough game
St Johns used a balanced attack to beat Singapore 82 77 led by Rick Hassett with 23 points and 14 rebounds by Costlow. DeGrange added 15, Sherald 11, Polino 10 as Saints rise to 1 4 while Lancers fall to 6 4. Preliminary St Johns won 48 47 in a late finish.
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Markets overview shows gains and mixed signals across sectors
National and state market briefs indicate higher stocks with heavy trading, mixed bonds, and mixed to firmer firm cash crops. Livestock prices trend: hogs lower to mixed, slaughter cattle higher, with ranges for weights and grade. Receipts for the week run about 2,675 heads versus 2,000 prior and 2,418 a year ago, with US 1-2 barrows 190-230 pounds around 30.00 and other lean futures quoted 28.75 to 30.00 in limited lots.
Egg Offerings Adequate a TABle
New York wholesale egg offerings show adequate supply with good demand on large, fair on mediums, and irregular on small eggs. Whites include extra fancy heavy weights, fancy mediums, and smalls with varying price ranges. browns show similar patterns. Butter offerings are adequate with prices unchanged.
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Weekly Livestock Review Baltimore Market Roundup
The weekly cattle report shows receipts of 2,600 this week vs 1,415 last week and 1,791 prior. Slaughter steers advanced about 50 cents, mostly 95 to 50 cents. heifers rose 25 cents. Supply includes 30 to 35 percent slaughter steers and heifers. Slaughter steers mostly choice 1000 pounds. prices around 26 and 25 to 27.
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Baltimore grain receipts and stock levels report
Baltimore AP summary shows flour receipts 478 100 lb sacks and wheat stocks 3,086,751 bushels with no shipments. Corn receipts 61,891 bushels. shipments 8,800. stocks 2,721,849. Oats and rye inventories minimal or none. opening prices for No 2 red winter noted.
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Chicago hog and cattle markets show mixed price movement
In Chicago Friday butcher hogs fell 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight with mixed No 1 and 2 grades at 29.50 to 30, 1-3 at 28 to 29.50, and 2-3 at 27 to 28.25. Sows up to 25.50. Slaughter steers up to 1 higher, prime at 28.23 to 28.50. Mixed high choice and prime hogs at 23.50, while lambs held steady for weaned slaughter. Mixed good to prime lambs brought 26.50 to 28.75. Budgets show barley and soy receipts and stock levels reported.
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