Dolphins dominate AFC All Stars with six selections
The Miami Dolphins place six players on the 1971 AFC All-Star team led by quarterback Bob Griese and running back Larry Csonka. Kansas City follows with five picks as Baltimore and Houston also gain multi honors. Second team highlights include Ed Budde, Len Dawson, and Fred Biletnikoff among others.
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UPI
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Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
United Press International
Don Shula
AFC
Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
Larry Little
Larry Csonka
Bill Stanfill
Jake Scott
Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs
Otis Taylor
Jim Tyrer
Willie Lanier
Bobby Bell
Jim Marsalis
Tyrer
Lanier
Bell
Marsalis
Baltimore
Miami
Houston
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Denver
Cleveland
San Diego
Colts
Bill Curry
Ted Hendricks
Bubba Smith
Smith
Curry
Jim Otto
Winston Hill
Walt Sweeney
Floyd Little
Milt Morin
Hill
Little
Joe Greene
Mike Reid
Kansas City
Ed Budde
Len Dawson
Buck Buchanan
Aaron Brown
Emmitt Thomas
Norm Bulaich
Bob Vogel
Mike Curtis
Rick Volk
Jerry Logan
Raiders
Fred Biletnikoff
Bob Brown
Gene Upshaw
Ray Chester
Jets
Larry Grantham
Earlie Thomas
Bob DeMarco
Manny Fernandez
Oilers
Elvin Bethea
Ron Pritchard
Browns
Leroy Kelly
Chargers
Gary Garrison
Marquette Dominates Georgetown In Milwaukee Classic Opener
Marquette, ranked second, extended its unbeaten run to seven with an 88-44 win over Georgetown in the Milwaukee Classic opener hosted by Marquette. Jim Chones led with 17 points as George Frazier added 16 while reserves struggled early.
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Warriors
Georgetown
Warrior
Tom Riker
Kevin Joyce
Danny Traylor
South Carolina
Fairfield
Quaker City
Palestra
Philadelphia
Lloyd Richardson
Len Kosmalski
Tennessee
Manhattan
Boston College
LaSalle
Villanova
Toledo Richmond clash in Tangerine Bowl post season test
Toledo aims for its third straight Tangerine Bowl win and a 35th straight victory as it meets Richmond the Southern Conference champion in Orlando. Kickoff is 8 p.m. EST.
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United Press International
Toledo University
Richmond
Orlando
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Arizona State
Florida State
Tempe
Ariz
Tommy Durrance
Florida
Tennessee
Bobby Majors
Johnny
Miami
Woody Green
Sun Devils
Green
Gary Huff
Rhett Dawson
Seminoles
Demon basketball leader Adams tops Washington roster stats
Senior forward Don Adams leads the Washington High School Demons with a 14.6 point scoring average and 103 total points through seven games as Doug Hough joins the starting lineup at 11.5 points per game. Team averages sit at 68.6 for and 67.9 against per game with Joe Gilmore grabbing 51 rebounds. The Demons resume action January 4 at Oskaloosa, then Mt. Pleasant January 8 and January 14 at home.
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Washington High School Demon
Skip Speece
Adams
Doug Hough
Ward Anderson
Joe Gilmore
Terry Spurgeon
Dennis Witthoft
Steve Goff
Demons
Hough
Witthoft
Spurgoon
Anderson
Witthoff
Goff
Gilmore
Spurgeon
Havlicek Hits Game Winning Jumper In Celtics 99 97 Win
Boston grabs a two game Atlantic lead as Havlicek scores 28 and White 27 in a 99 97 comeback over Golden State. Thurmond tops Warriors with 28. Russell 25. In other NBA games Philadelphia tops Buffalo 121 112 and Atlanta defeats Portland 135 121.
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United Press International
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Celtics
Golden State Warriors
New York Knicks
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
Cazzie Russell
Don Nelson
Jo Jo White
Thurmond
Russell
Philadelphia 76Ers
Buffalo Braves
Atlanta Hawks
Portland Trailblazers
76Ers
Bill Cunningham
Bob Rule
Buffalo
Randy Smith
Elmore Smith
Braves
Lou Hudson
Walt Bellamy
Hawks
Geoff Petrie
Portland
Hawks Rally To Beat Australian National 79 71
Iowa Hawkeyes overcome stubborn Australian National team 79 to 71 as Rich Williams scores 21 and sinks seven free throws. The win, not affecting conference standings, hinges on 25 of 31 free throws by Iowa and the late go ahead basket by Williams with six minutes left. Rocky Crosswhite tops Australia with 18 points, while Glenn Angelino and Howard Sullinger add double figures for Iowa.
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Iowa City
UPI
Rich Williams
Iowa Hawkeyes
Hawks
Williams
Iowa
Zieglowskys lead at Freshwaters bowling results
Zieglowsky teams win 3 1 over VFW while Hy-Vee Freshwaters Falks Dutch s face losses. Top marks include Zieglowsky 2614 team series and 596+ series by Dunlap and Beenblossom with game highs 235 and 212. A quote from Aldous Huxley closes the page.
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Zieglowsky Furnishings
PIP Vao
Dione
Cleseeth
Boyd's Bologna
Zieglowskys
V.F.W
Hy-Vee
Freshwaters
Falks
Dutch’s
Boyds
Fareway
Zieglowsky
Falk
Doug Dunlap
Larry Hough
Gene Zieglowsky
Rick Crone
Stanford guard Mike Askea to play in Rose Bowl
Stanford offensive guard Mike Askea will start for the Cardinal in the Rose Bowl game on January 1 in Pasadena California. He wears number 65 and is the son of William and Mrs. Askea of Visalia California with a Washington heritage through his grandmother Ora Askea. Bill Askea is a former Washington High School Demon gridder.
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Washington
Pasadena
Calif
Askea
Stanford University
Michigan University
William Askea
Visalia
Ora Askea
Bill Askea
Washington Community High School
Mahlon Schlabaughs mark 63rd wedding anniversary
Mahlon and his wife observed their sixty third anniversary on December 17 with a family dinner at the Captain's Table in Washington. The Kalona community noted a Christmas party for the Rebekah Lodge and other social visits included Hershberger Yoder wedding attendance, hospital admission for Mrs. J R Swartzendruber, and holiday travel by Susan Hartzler to Louisiana.
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Mahlon Schlabaugh
Washington
Ralph Schlabaugh
Dale Brenneman
Delmar Schlabaugh
Judy
Omar Schlabaugh
Emil Schlabaugh
Raymond Schlabach
Gladys Schlabaugh
Donald Yoder
Steve Schlabaugh
Ryan
Kalona Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Velma Spicher
Irma Gingerich
C.R. Beckley
Larry Plank
Noble Grand
Rebekah Assembly of
Iowa
Phillip Preston
Joe Fisher
Curtis Figgins
Charles Smith
Emil Yoder
Keith
Hesston
Kansas
Mose P. Yoder
Chris A. Yoder
Hershberger Yoder
Ezra Brenneman
Ray Yoder
Merlin Greiser
Kenneth Leichty
Sheila
Wesley Yoder
Mary Rediger
J.R. Swartzendruber
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Donald Dickel
Doug
Jack Guengerich
Willis Gingerich
Susan Hartzler
Louisiana
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