Sloan Doubtful Starter as Senior Bowl Roster Comes Together
Mobile Alabama weather improves as Steve Sloan recovers from rib injuries and weighs a pro decision. Weeb Ewbank and Mike Holovak announce North and South rosters featuring Tulsa stars Twilley and Anderson, plus players from Nebraska Missouri Purdue and others. Sloan’s unsigned status clouds his pro future amid speculation but expected offers reportedly under $500,000.
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Alabama
Steve Sloan
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Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Bill Anderson
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Ewbank
Atlanta Falcons
Oakland Raiders
AFL
Loyola of Chicago trounces Marquette 87 65 in NCAA tilt
Loyola of Chicago defeated Marquette 87 to 65 as the Ramblers dropped from the top shooting spot, finishing 31 of 96 from the floor but grabbing 54 rebounds. Four players reached double figures in a balanced attack.
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Marquette
Syracuse
Loyola
Warriors
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Tar Heels
Temple
Villanova
Clarence Brookins
Tommy Mattocks
Fugitives crush Chargers in league clash at YMCA
The Fugitives overwhelmed the Chargers 130 to 13 while the Jacksons beat the Warriors 68 to 39 in a Monday high school league doubleheader at the YMCA. The Fugitives remain undefeated with three straight wins, while Jacksons move to 2 and 1.
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Chargers
Jacksons
Warriors
YMCA
Moonshiners
John Lechner
Brian Britain
Phil Lemke
YMCA to start two leagues Saturday basketball season
The Washington YMCA will begin two school league programs this Saturday January 8 with grade school and Junior High divisions. Entries close Friday January 7 at 5 30 p.m. Teams meet at the high school gym at 9 a.m. for rosters and schedules. Non members may enter with a 2 share. A skills clinic led by coach John Sproule and Demon varsity players is set for Saturday January 29. Junior High games start at 1 p.m. Lions vs Hawks and Rams vs Bears follow with Demon varsity coaches volunteering for nine Saturdays. Referees Chris Wilson Marty Chebuhar Doug Sanders. Scorekeeper Rusty Green.
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Washington Ymca
Jerry Ridley
YMCA
John Sproule
Demon
Washington
Lions
Hawks
Rams
Bears
Jim Logan
Frank Sanders
Tim Trotman
Dave Myers
Chris Wilson
Marty Chebuhar
Doug Sanders
Rusty Green
Peeples and Pervall Lead Hawkeyes Scoring Race
Iowa center George Peeples and guard Chris Pervall race for the scoring lead through nine games. Peeples 173 points on 66 field goals and 41 free throws, averaging 19.2. Pervall 170 on 67 field goals and 36 free throws, averaging 18.8. Gerry Jones 145 points, 16.1 avg. Olson shoots 27 of 47 and 29 of 37 for .784. Peeples 113 rebounds, Jones 103. Team 8-1 after 9 games, only loss 86-68 to Texas Western in El Paso.
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Iowa City, Iowa
UPI
George Peeples
Chris Pervall
University of Iowa
Peeples
Pervall
Gerry Jones
Gary Olson
Jones
Lane Leaders Highlight Women’s Bowling Standings
In the Women's Bowling Lane Leaders League Ainsworth Bank leads with 48 points followed by Minick Furniture 40, Roe Heating 37, Jack & Jill 32, and Washington Livestock 26. Wednesday results show McCleery-Cumming totaling 2614 in the top team score, with other strong showings from Carson 2488 and Minick 2471. High team series went to McCleery 2614 and Carson 2488 while team game honors went to McCleery 942 and Livestock 66. Individual standout include Lela Miller 607 in the series and 236 in a game, plus Pansy McGill 540 series and Helen Potter 209 game.
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Minick Furniture
Roe Heating
Jack & Jill
McCleery-Cumming
Tindal Farm Supply
Washington Livestock
Ainsworth
MccCleery
Tindal
Roe
Livestock
Carson
Minick
McCleery
Lela Miller
Pansy McGill
Helen Potter
Blackhawk cage tournament set
The Blackhawk Conference basketball tournaments run January 17 to 22 at Van Buren High School Keosauqua with girls opening Monday and boys following Tuesday. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. The boys feature Van Buren vs Pekin, Harmony vs Central, and Cardinal vs Waco on January 18 with West Burlington a first round bye. semi finals Thursday and finals Saturday. Girls pairings include West Burlington vs Cardinal, Central vs Waco, and Pekin vs Van Buren on January 17, with semi finals January 19 and finals January 22.
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van Buren High School
Keosauqua
van Buren
Pekin
Harmony
Central
Carindal
Marion Avenue church annual meeting on January 19
Members of the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian church will hold their annual congregational meeting on Wednesday evening January 19 after a cooperative supper at 6 30 p m The meeting covers ecclesiastical and corporate affairs Election of the nominating committee reports from church boards Richard McCall president of the board of trustees will preside over the business session Dr Vernon Elgin will lead the worship service Arrangements for the fellowship are by Rex Ray and John Baird The entertainment for children will occur during the business portion
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Marion Avenue
Rex Ray
John Baird
Boxers elected to Boxing Hall of Fame
Former light heavyweight champion Billy Conn among five boxing greats chosen for Boxing Hall of Fame. Conn, the Pittsburgh Kid, reigned 1939 to 1940 and was the lone modern era inductee. Others include old timers Johnny Conlon Young Corbett Owen Moran and fellow modern era pick Jake Kilrain, unanimous choice of pioneer class.
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Conn
Pittsburgh
Johnny Conlon
Young Corbett
Owen Moran
Jake Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Hall
Hall of Fame
Ring Magazine
Joe Louis
Louis
Coulon
Corbett
Billy Rothwell
Moran
Nelson
Kilrain
Bowling league scores and top performances listed
In the Corn King League event Farm Bureau, Farm Service, Northrup King and Mobil Oil compete with Geb and KC. Team series show Geb 2762 and Farm Service 2678. Team game results Geb 939 and Farm Service 917. Individual leaders include Al Lemke 540 and Crawford 539 in series. Custer 214 and Lutes 209 in games.
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Geb Chevrolet
Aaronae
Northrup King
Mobil Oil
Sportshop
Sellers Insurance
Recorde
Geb
Farm Service
Farm Bureau
Sellers
Sportship
al Lemke
Crawford
Custer
Lutes
Wheat growers can use options in 1966 program
Howard Lins, ASC County Committee chairman, outlines options for the 1966 voluntary wheat program in Iowa. Choices include planting on all allotment acres, diverting to conserve uses, overplanting up to 50 percent for storage, substituting wheat for oats, rye, or feed grains. Signup runs January 31 to April 1. details available at the ASC office.
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Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Asos County
Iowa
Iowa elderly to receive Medicare Part B benefits
The State Board of Social Welfare approved a plan to allow Iowa old age assistance recipients under 65 and over to join Medicare Part B automatically. Starting July 1, 1966, the state will pay $3 monthly to cover physician services, home health visits, labs, X rays, prosthetics, ambulance under limits, and rental of equipment. About 42 percent already receive Social Security. they will be urged to enroll.
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State Board of Social Welfare
Iowa
Medicare
Shakeup Demanded in Poverty Agency by GOP Plan
Two GOP congressmen Albert H. Quie and Charles E. Goodell urged a major reorganization of Sargent Shriver's antipoverty agency. They called it an effort to eliminate waste and scandal and warned the War on Poverty may not endure Viet Nam era fiscal pressures without drastic changes. The plan aims to save admin costs to fund Head Start, child care and community action without increasing overall spending.
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UPI
Sargent Shriver
Albert H. Quie
Minn
Charles E. Goodell
N.Y
Viet Nam
House Education and Labor Committee
Quiet Goodell plan targets anti poverty funding shifts
The proposal would strip Shriver's Office of Economic Opportunity of most programs, leaving only politically sensitive community action initiatives. It would shift control over Job Corps, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and related training efforts.
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Quiet Goodell
Shriver’s
Office of Economic Opportunity
Job Corps
Programs Move to Labor and Welfare Departments
The plan shifts programs to the Labor Department with Head Start transferring to the Department of Health Education and Welfare. This realignment emphasizes centralized oversight of social welfare and early education initiatives.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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