AFC All Stars Named By 35 Writers Western Division Dominates
United Press International voters select 13 Western Division players to the first team of the AFC All-Star squad with fewer picks for Eastern and Central. Notable selections include Chiefs linemen Tyrer Budde Bell Robinson and Raiders Lamonica Dixon Wells Otto. Jets Hill Elliott and Colts Logan. Steelers Greene Russell. Browns Hickerson. Oilers Reed. Second team honors mirror Western strength with key picks from Oakland, Kansas City, San Diego and Baltimore among others.
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Jim Tyrer
Ed Budde
Willie Lanier
Bobby Bell
Jim Marsalis
Johnny Robinson
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Daryle Lamonica
Hewritt Dixon
Warren Wells
Jim Otto
Willie Brown
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Floyd Little
Rich Jackson
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Winston Hill
John Elliott
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Bubba Smith
Jerry Logan
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Marlin Briscoe
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Joe Greene
Andy Russell
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Gene Hickerson
Cleveland Browns
Alvin Reed
Houston Oilers
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Gary Garrison
San Diego
Fred Biletnikoff
Oakland
Bob Vogel
Baltimore
Harry Schuh
Gene Upshaw
Walt Sweeney
Bob Johnson
Cincinnati
John Unitas
Larry Csonka
Miami
Ed Podolak
Kansas City
Jack Gregory
Cleveland
Jerry Mays
Buck Buchanan
Tom Keating
Set Five Records as Y Swimmers Shine at Local Meet
The Washington Y boys and YM-YW girls handicap swim meet produced three boys and two girls records. Ron Maggart set an 8 and under 20 yd freestyle mark in 12.1 seconds, besting Tim King’s 12.3 from 1969. Two relays also posted new records, with Drew McAvoy, Randy Martin, Matt Ross and Dave McCall clocking 1:25.3 in the 15 to 17 year old 200 yd relay, and McCall, Jim Harris, Martin and McAvoy finishing 1:15.3 in the 160 yd medley relay. The girls 160 yd medley relay lowered the pool mark to 1:43.6 and the 15 to 17 year old 160 yd freestyle record to 1:29.6. Coaches Maxine and Milo Steele praised the improved younger swimmers as well. The YMCA boys travel to Muscatine Y on January 9, with the girls facing Muscatine AAU at 10 a.m. the same day.
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Highland wrestlers defeat Wapello in close meet
Highland High School, now ranked third in Class A in southeastern Iowa, beat Wapello 26 to 24 as Highland JV won 20 to 5. Individual results include Bobby Sexton 98 pounds, Chuck Kron 119 pounds, John Becker 138 pounds, Jerry Becker 145 pounds, Don Becker 155 pounds, Stan Richardson forfeit at 167, and Dave Bulger 132 pounds among others, with several pins and forfeits noted. Highland to host Columbus Community January 4 and Highland tournament January 9.
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Cubs sign two players to 1971 contracts
Chicago Cubs inked infielders Don Kessinger and Paul Popovich to 1971 deals on Monday. Kessinger, three time National League All-Star shortstop, and Popovich, the club’s leading utility man, join five players signed so far, with Bill Hands, Milt Pappas, and Joe Pepitone having signed earlier.
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Argyle tops Waco in close wrestling dual
Central Argyle defeated Waco High 25 to 21 in a varsity dual as Waco JV won 23 to 0. Results include Doug Leggett and Steve Smith posting decisions and several pins by Norman Hirshey, Dennis Seyb, Chuck Jarvis, and Kim Latta. Waco hosts West Burlington on January 4.
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Terry Moore
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Kim Latta
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Dave Tolander
Kirk McVey
Bob Triska
Steve Boal
Bob Paisley
West Burlington
Washington YMCA swimmers edged by Muscatine in relay duel
Washington YMCA boys varsity lost to Muscatine High School 46 to 49 in a close dual meet. Washington JV swept events, taking first and second in nearly all races as both squads prepare for a rematch on December 28 at 2 p.m. Results list multiple top finishes by D. MeCall J. Harris and R. Martin among others.
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Mixed bowling Bowl-a-deres League results and leaders
Friday night turnout featured teams like Owls and Kids with high scores such as Kids 2046 team series and Its 2043. Individual leaders included Carroll Hershberger 547 in series and Ed Sorrell 224 in a game, with top averages led by Joe Richards and Bob Lose at 184.
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Vikings and Brewers win in YMCA high school league
The Vikings beat the Oaks 67 to 59 and the Brewers toppled the Pack 75 to 57 in YMCA high school age basketball. Tom Trier led the Vikings with 43 points while Erlenbush had 20 for the Oaks. Davisson scored 38 and Glandon 25 for the Brewers, Jim Grubb 21 and Dave Tweeten 16 for the Pack.
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Hawkeyes roll to non league win over Hardin-Simmons
Iowa upends Hardin-Simmons 90 to 77 as Ken Grabinski scores 20 and Fred Brown adds 17 for Iowa. Joe Gould collects 15 points and 10 rebounds while Ray Williams leads Hardin-Simmons with 29. Iowa builds a 46-29 halftime edge and 67-40 lead with 12 minutes left.
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UCLA Remains No 1 In UPI Cage Poll Third Week
United Press International releases top 20 college basketball teams with first place votes and records. UCLA holds the number one spot with a 4-0 start and 29 first place votes, followed by South Carolina 5-0 and 236 points, with several programs like Jacksonville Marquette and Kentucky also highly ranked.
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Junior Bowling: Sherman Eden 2336 tops Roe's Pros de Ceganaun
In a tight match at Melody Lanes on a day with mixed scores, Sherman Eden edged Roe's Pros de Ceganaun 2336 to 2297 in team totals. Doug Gardner led individuals with a 507 series and a 189 game, while Gary Zeck added a 484 series and 191 game for the day.
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Charleston police clash over meter maid rivalry
In Charleston, West Virginia, police resent meter maids on the force and allegedly issue more tickets than women. Municipal Judge John Charnock said a lawyer showed him two parking tickets for the same car on the same day, stamped 1:00 p.m. and 1:01 p.m., prompting a call for a cease fire.
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Evidence stolen from Caserta courthouse pistols used in trial
Thieves broke into the Caserta Courthouse in Caserta Italy on Monday and stole two pistols that police say were to be used as evidence in a trial.
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4-H Girls Cage Tournament Set in Ainsworth
The Washington County 4-H girls basketball tournament starts December 29 at the Ainsworth school gym. Eleven junior teams compete with Cloverettes Riverside meeting Pepperettes, and senior marquee games follow with semifinals at 6:30 p.m. A 4-H memento goes to the winning team.
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Mullikin Wins at 132 in Demon Wrestling Dual
Ron Mullikin, 132 pounder for Washington High School, pinned his opponent in the last dual outing for the Demons. He was among the JV winners over Davis County, and his omission from Monday’s Journal list is noted.
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