Pro Hall of Fame names first All-Pro Team
The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton unveils its first annual All-Pro Team from NFL and AFL players. Bud Grant and George Allen are named coaches for the first and second teams, with stars like Gale Sayers, Paul Warfield, Lance Alworth, Roman Gabriel, and Merlin Olsen highlighted across offense and defense.
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Canton
Ohio
UPI
Pro Football Hall of Fame Today
Hall
New York
NFL
AFL
Bud Grant
Minnesota Vikings
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Paul Warfield
Cleveland
Bob Trumpy
Cincinnati
Bob Brown
Los Angeles
Jim Tyrer
Kansas City
Tom Mack
Gene Hickerson
Mick Tinglehoff
Minnesota
Roman Gabriel
Gale Sayers
Local Extension Council Elects Officers
Ten years ago Charles R. Johnson of Wellman was elected chairman of the Washington County Extension Council at the organizational meeting Monday afternoon. Arvid Anderson of Crawfordsville was named vice president, Ralph Schoonover of Washington will serve as secretary, Burke McCreedy of Ainsworth was re elected treasurer.
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Charles R. Johnson
Wellman
Washington County
Local YW-YM swimmers beat Ottumwa in weekend meet
Washington YW YMCA girls team defeated Ottumwa 207 to 117 with new team records in 13 14 year olds medley relay and strokes and in 15 17 yr olds medley relay and events. Key results include multiple top finishes across 8 & under through 17 year old divisions and a home meet shaping for a Dubuque visit next Saturday.
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Washington YW - Ymca
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Cc. Turner
P. Giardino
A. Lampkin
S. King
S. Young
T. Gibson
L. Embree
L. Booth
S. Embree
J. Carson
L. Young
L. Miller
UCLA Holds Lead In UPI Major College Poll
UCLA tops the UPI ratings through January 10 with 27 first place votes and a 10 0 record, followed by Kentucky 11 0 and South Carolina 10 1. The poll lists 20 teams and notes several ties and others earning points. Dr. Y K Look named optometrist of the year by Hawaii Optometric Association.
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UPI
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St. Bonavatr
New Mex
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Davidson
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Utah
Niagara
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Honolulu
Dr. Y K. Look
The
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Cavaliers
Tom Owens
John Roche
California
Ansley Truitt
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Huskies
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Cougars
Dennis Hogg
Andy Owens
Florida
Tennessee
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Auburn
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Missouri
Creighton
Colorado
Seattle
Denver
Xavier
Texas Christian
Rice
Tulane
Maryland
Clemson
Western Kentucky
Morehead
Weber State
Gonzaga
Mixed Bowling Bowl a deres League Results
League standings show Rocky and Friends and Nite Owls among top teams with high scores. Coats High Scores list team series led by Four Pins with 2040 and Wal Russ 2002. Individual leaders include Bob Lowe 608 in series and J Richards 215 in a game. Kay Lister adds 226 in a game.
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Rocky & Friends
Nite Owls
Heteses Aces
ORC
Ea Hineal Meh
Coats
Wal Russ
Bob Lowe
Dee Walley
J. Richards
Kay Lister
Unlucky Georgia Falls 72-71 to Kentucky
Georgia battled Kentucky to a 72-71 heartbreaker as Pratt sealed Kentucky’s win with a late free throw. Dan Issel led Kentucky with 32 points while Lanny Taylor topped Georgia with 25. Georgia remains 4-1 in SEC play and 5-6 overall.
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University of Georgia
Georgia
Kentucky
Bulldog
Ken Rosemond
Rosemond
Wildcats
Pratt
Bob Lienhard
Dan _ Issel
Lanny Taylor
Lienhard
South Carolina
Ninth graders deliver impressive 92 to 37 win at home
Washington Junior High ninth graders routed Fairfield 92 to 37 as the B team won 55 to 33. A game sharpshooting produced a 47 to 19 halftime lead with key contributions from Denny Witthoft Kim Walker Stan Close and rebounding from Hough Goff.
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Washington
Fairfield
Demons
Duane Hagensick
Denny Witthoft
Kim Walker
Stan Close
Hough
Goff
Les Worley
Jim Owen
Demon
Muscatine West
Wapello
Williams
Hough Payne
Witthoft
Greene
Walker
Green
Bordwell
Close
Chiefs parade draws 150000 fans in city celebration
Kansas City honored its Super Bowl champions with a three mile downtown parade for the Chiefs 23-7 win over the Minnesota Vikings. Governor Hearnes and Governor Docking declared Chiefs Day as 100000 to 175000 people packed Liberty Memorial Mall area amid confetti and cold air.
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Kansas City
UPI
Kansas
Chiefs
Minnesota Vikings
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
Robert Docking
Kansas City Chiefs
Men's Bowling Blue Monday League Results
Monday night results show Falks tied Zieglowskys 2 2 and Fresh waters beat Hy Vee 3 1 while Rose Motel defeated Squire Shoppe 3 1 and Ed wards won 3 1 Team series lead Rose Motel 2557 with Falks 2489 and Squire Shoppe 2507 Team game Rose Motel 935 Falks 896 Squire Shoppe 884 Individual series leaders Paul Boyd 598 Paul Nebel 589 John Hough 554 Individual game leaders Paul Boyd 233 Delbert Krotz 232 Paul Nebel 225
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Zieglowskys
Freshwaters
Rose Motel
Squire Shoppe
Edwards
Fareway
Paul Boyd
Paul Nebel
John Hough
Delbert Krotz
Women's Bowling Melody Strikers League Results
League standings and scores from Washington State Bank region show Osincup Drug, Dayton Beauty, and River Products among top teams. Notable events include Dee Walby rolling 235 and 198 in individual games and Dee Walby 591 in series.
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Eesee
Washington State Bank
Osincup Drug
AtlEttes
River Products
Dayton Beauty Salon
Essex
VFW
Lord Insurance
State Bank
Dayton Beauty
Dee Walby
Maxine Zieglowsky
Eta
Blackhawk Conference girls open with tight games in Waco West Burling ton
Action opened Monday night in the annual Black Hawk Conference cage tournament. Harmony defeated Central 80 to 36 at Waco and West Burlington edged Waco 53 to 51. Van Buren beat Cardinal 62 to 41 and Tri County beat Pekin 56 to 48 at Cardinal.
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Harmony
Central
West Burlington
Cardinal
van Buren
Tri - County
Pekin
Tri County
Lane Leaders League Bowling Scores Report
Lane Leaders League results show Ainsworth and Jack & Jill atop the standings with Ainsworth posting 2495 in team series and 876 in team games. Individual highlights include P. McGill with 561 in a series and D. Patterson a 211 game. Bryn Mawr and Pepsi also figure in the scoring rundown.
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Ainsworth Bank
McCleery-Cumming
Chas
Squire Shoppe
WGC
Ge Salli
Bryn Mawr
Popgr
Ainsworth
Roe
McCleery
Spwire Shoppe
Jack & Jill
Carson
Pepsi
P. McGill
F. Sampson
D. Patterson
Demons JV Fall To Iowa City West 61 45
Illness and Gary Goodell’s promotion to the varsity disrupted the junior varsity as Washington fell 61-45 to Iowa City West. Daryl Braun scored 18 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, while Gary Glandon added 10. Demons hit 27 of 45 points from free throws and musters nine field goals. West’s Chauncey Jones led with 15 points, Allen Gene had 11. JV next faces Oskaloosa Fed 2.
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Gary Goodell
Iowa City West
Daryl Braun
Demons
Gary Glandon
Washington
West
Chauncey Jones
Allen Gene
J.v
Oskaloosa
Mt Pleasant High School council backs administration in dress code dispute
Mt Pleasant High School Executive Council issue a Friday statement supporting the administration over recent dress and appearance code controversy. The message cites potential long term repercussions for students and emphasizes maintaining dress policy. Officers listed include Brenda Bratton president and Dennis Hinkle vice president along with class leaders.
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MT. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant High School
Lee Kochneff
Brenda Bratton
Dennis Hinkle
Wendy Alter
Allan Woline
Laurel Allendar
Steve Roth
Steve Nichols
Soph
Debby Biggs
Sweden commits $15 million aid to North Vietnam
Sweden announces an aid package for North Vietnam totaling 45 million dollars over three years in the 1970-71 budget. The Riksdag opened its 1970 session as the budget rose to a record 8.9 billion kronor, up 685 million from the previous year. Foreign Minister Torsten Nilsson confirmed the three year North Vietnam aid plan.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Riksdag
Torsten Nilsson
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