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I ly HJ0 Tuesday Evening, December 22, 1970 THE JOURNAL AND COURIER, LAFAYETTE, IND. 21 Lamonica To Lead AFC In Pro Bowl Griese, Cleveland and Miami have three players each on the squad, Cincinnati, Denver, Houston, New York, Pittsburgh and San Diego two each, and Boston and Buffalo one each. The team was selected by vote of the 13 AFC head coaches, who could not sub- center Jim Otto and corner-back Willie Brown. Chester was one of only two rookies to make the squad. The other was Lemar Par-rish, Cincinnati's cornerback-kick returner who was selected as a return specialist.

Among the others picked were two of the AFC's major statistical leaders Buffalo receiver Marlin Briscoe and Floyd Little of Denver, the rushing champion. COACHES VOTE Every team placed at least one man on the squad, although under the rules of selection each club did not have to be represented. Baltimore, the squad were defensive tackle Jerry safety Johnny Robinson and punter Jerrel Wilson. The Raiders on the team are Lamonica, running back Hewritt Dixon, receiver Warren Wells, tight end Ray Chester, tackle Harry Schuh, The Kansas City Chiefs, last year's Super Bowl champions who have' been eliminated from contention this season, dominated the balloting with 10 players named. The Raiders, who edged the Chiefs for the Western Division title, had seven players selected.

arxiey mit a ballot for any member of their own team. The squad has 20 offensive players, 17 defensive players, a punter, a placekicker and a return specialist. The NFC team that will meet the AFC in the first all-star game under the National Football League's new two 13-team conference alignment will be announced at a later date. The 40-man squad: OFFENSE Wide receivers Marlin Briscoe, Buffalo; Gary Garrison, San Diego; Paul Warfleld, Miami; Warren Wells, Oakland. Tight ends Ray Chester, Oakland; Bob Trumphy, Cincinnati.

Tackles Winston Hill, New York; Harry Schuh, Oakland; Jim Tyrer, Kansas City. Guards Ed Budde, Kansas City; Gene Hickerson, Cleveland; WaJt Sweeney, San Digo. Centers Jon Morris, Boston; Jim Otto, Oakland. Quarterbacks Bob Griese, Miami; Daryle Lamonica, Oakland. Running bocks Larry Csonka, Miami; Hewritt Dixon, Oakland; Le-roy Kelly, Cleveland; Floyd Little, Denver.

DEFENSE Ends Rich Jackson, Denver; Jerry Mays, Kansas City; Bubba Smith, Baltimore. Tackles Buck Buchanan, Kansas City; John Elliott, New York; Jo Greene, Pittsburgh. Outside linebackers Bobby Bell, Kansas City; Jim Houston, Cleveland; Andy Russell, Pittsburgh. Middle linebackers Mike Curtis, Baltimore; Willie Lanier, Kansas City. Cornerbacks Willie Brown, Oakland; Jim Marsalis, Kansas City; Zek Moore, Houston.

Safeties Ken Houston, Houston; Jerry Logan, Baltimore; Johnny Robinson, Kansas City. specialists' Punter Jerrel Wilson, Kansas City. Placekicker Jan Stenerud, Kansas City. Kick returner Lemar Parrlsh, NEW YORK (AP) Quarterbacks Bob Griese of the Miami Dolphins and Daryle Lamonica of the Oakland Raiders were named today to the 40-man squad that will represent the American Football Conference in the first AFC-NFC Pro Bowl Game in Los Angeles, Jan. 24.

Lem For 223 -DETROIT (AP)-It's a good thing Lem Barney is an easy going guy, otherwise there would be a few armchair quarterbacks around town with split heads. Barney, fourth year cornerback for the Detroit Lions, says he is continually confronted local bars and restaurants by persons strongly critical of his ability. "Some players would go over to them and probably knock them on the head," he grinned. "But being of good nature, I take it." The detractors should be silenced by now, especially af-t Barney's performance Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. He returned five punts, a kickoff, and interception a total of 223 yards 63 yards less than the combined total offense for the two teams as the Lions moved into the National Football Conference playoffs with a 20-0 victory.

i -fq Mmf fci-j 'W 1 1 'i it- i I 'i: rtm rr v.y'i;: le Jtt, i i jp 5-MINUTE Ccr Wash WEST SIDE CAR WASH 8 BROWN STREET LEVEE ft 'Unhappy' Bob Gets Offensive XAU Fall Down Andres Borges. Salcedo went on to score a third round TKO following this double knockdown in the first round. (UPI Telephoto) AP Says Blackman lllini Man CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) Bob Blackman, 52-year-old head football coach at Dartmouth for the last 15 years, apparently has the inside track on the Illinois football job. The Associated Press, learned Monday night that Blackman had been offered the Illinois Illinois head coaching position.

Blackman, who has a record of 150 victories, 49 losses and 8 ties, guided Dartmouth to a 9-0 record this last season including the Lambert Trophy which is the symbol of football supremacy in the East. If Blackman does get the job, he will replace Jim Va-lek who was fired as the lllini coach after a four-year tenure. Also in the running for the job was Lou McCullough, an assistant under Woody Hayes of Ohio State. McCullough apparently lost out to Black-man. Earlier in the week, Alex Agase, head coach at Northwestern and a former Illinois All-American, pulled out of consideration.

Agase said he was happy at Northwestern where he led the Wildcats to a tie for second place in the Big Ten with a 6-1 record. Gene Vance, Athletic Director at Illinois, refused to tip his hand as to the lllini future coach. Vance refused to state if a new coach would be named before Christmas. Jr. Hi Basketball Carroll Frosh 7 12 18 28 Frontier Frosh 9 12 20 26 CHS, Norris FHS.

White 10. Carroll Frosh 8 18 30 55 Frontier Frosh 10 31 49 65 CHS, Weaver 15, Landes 11, Huffy 10; FHS, Yoder 13, Jenkins J2, Brummett 12, Denton 10. 1 is I i KESSLl HFTH They weren't playing "Ring Around the Rosy" but they all fell down during last night's lightweight fight between Venezuelana Guillermo Salcedo (black trunks) and The Chiefs' selected include seven players who saw all-star action last year linebackers Bobby Bell and Willie Lanier, defensive tackle Buck Buchanan, cornerback Jim Marsails, guard Ed Budde, tackle Jim Tyrer and place-kicker Jan Stenerud. Joining, their teamates on a onored Yards bad games. But people have a right to criticize all they want.

I'm a pretty easy going guy and it doesn't bother me much as it would some Erich Barnes, a corner-backing colleague with the Cleveland Browns, also had an outstanding day Sunday to close out his 13th season. He set up a touchdown with an interception, blocked a field goal, and made five unassisted tackles in a 27-13 triumph over Denver. Other fine defensive performances Sunday were turned by San Diego linebacker Pete Barnes and San Francisco cornerbacks Jim Johnson and Bruce Taylor. Barnes had five solo tackles in a 31-, 13 romp past Kansas! City, while Johnson and Taylor stood out in a 38-8 rout of Oakland that brought the 49ers the NFC West Championship. Hayes Honor Landry admitted.

"But five weeks makes a lot of difference. I felt we could turn it around but I didn't visualize it this way. The club is playing as well as it has in the last three years." EARL GETS REVENGE Also considered for the weekly award were quarterback Earl Morrall of the Baltimore Colts, quarterback Roman Gabriel of the Los Angeles Rams, receiver Dick Gordon of the Chicago Bears and running back John Fuqua of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Morrall, the aging passer who was the subject of considerable derision when the Colts lost to the New York Jets in Super Bowl III, gained a measure of revenge by leading Baltimore to a 35-20 victory over the Jets. Morrall hit on 18 of 33 passes for 348 yards and four touchdowns, and obviously made Coach Don McCaffetfy a happy man.

"He's taken so much abuse over that one game," said McCafferty, "it's really great to see him beat the Jets." Gabriel guided the Los Angeles Rams to four con-secutive first-half scoring drives in a 31-3 victory over the New York Giants, Gordon grabbed nine passes for 119 yards in a 24-3 triumph over New Orleans and Fuqua rushed for 218 yards in 20 carries in a 30-20 loss to Philadelphia. NFL Playotis NEW YORK (AP) The lineup for the National Football League's division playoffs (all times EST): Saturday, Dec. 26 AFC, Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m.; NFC Detroit at Dallas, 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 27 NFC San Fran-Cisco at Minnesota, 1 AFC Miami at Oakland, 4 p.m.

Sunday, Jan. 3 AFC and NFC championships, sites to be determined by results of Dec. 26-27 games. Sunday, Jan. 17 Super Bowl between AFC and NFC winners.

Special Job NEW YORK (AP) Joe Namath, injured New York Jets quarterback, will serve as.ja special commentator on the Super Bowl pre-game program, Jan. 17, NBC-TV announced Thursday. 3 I AK 4 LANES 1701 Schuyler Ph. 742-0443 Buck's Garage TRANSMISSION ALIGNMENT TUNE-UP 3463 McCarty Lem 447-3600 BODY SHOP, INC. 1936 160 Return For his outstanding performance he was named Monday Defensive Player of the Week in the National Football League by the Associated Press.

With Detroit ahead only 3-0, Barney returned the second half opening kickoff 74 yards to set up a Lions field goal. Early in the fourth quarter he returned a punt 65 yards to set up a touchdown pass, then about a minute later he intercepted a pass and sprinted cross-field for a 49-yard touchdown run. The graduate of Jackson State College in Mississippi, who was Detroit's No. 2 draft choice in 1967, has played in the Pro Bowl game each of his three seasons. CITE ERICH BARNES "I don't really think I've played any differently this year than before," Barney explained.

"I've had a couple title in the National Conference and a home playoff berth in the NFC semifinals against Detroit. IMPORTANT TO US It was the fifth consecutive victory in a late bid for the title by the Cowboys, and Landry singled Hayes out for special attention. "He's been outstanding the past 3-4-5 weeks," said Landry. "He's very important to us." Hayes and Morton, who also connected with rookie Reggie Rucker for a touchdown pass while completing 13 of 17 passes for 349 yards, have been two of the keys to a resurgent Cowboy team that five weeks ago seemed out of contention and listlesswith a 5-4 record. But it's a different team now that the Lions will face Saturday.

"We could not have been any lower than we were," Pro Basketball Standings By The Associated Press NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Won Lost Pet. New York 28 10 .737 Boston 20 13 .606 Philadelphia 20 17 .541 Buffalo 11 26 .297 GB 5', ISVi Central Division Baltimore 19 14 Cincinnati 13 19 .406 -Atlanta 11 22 .333 Cleveland 3 35 .079 5V4 8 184 Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 26 6 Detroit 23 13 Chicago 20 12 Phoenix 20 17 Pacific Division Los Angeles 20 12 Son Francisco 21 16 San Diego 20 18 Seattle IS 22 Portland 11 27 Monday's Result .813 .639 .625 .541 .625 .568 .526 .405 .239 5 6 8Vj 2'2 3 7'2 12 Milwaukee 113, Los Angeles 88 Only game scheduled Tuesday's Games Atlanta at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Phoenix Boston at San Francisco New York at Seattle Cleveland at Chicago Only games scheduled. Wednesday's Games Baltimore at Cincinnati Atlanta at San Diego Chicago at Buffalo Only games scheduled. ABA East Division Won Lost Pet. 22 11 .667 GB Virginia Kentucky Floridians New York Pittsburgh Carolina Utah Indiana Memphis Denver Texas 22 12 15 17 13 18 13 21 12 20 West Division 23 9 20 12 16 16 11 21 11 21 Monday's Results .647 .469 .419 .382 .375 .719 .625 .500 .344 .344 Vi 6V2 8 9'3 9'2 3 7 12 12 Floridians 125, Kentucky 119 Indiana 144, Pittsburgh 115 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Indiana vs.

Floridians at Kentucky Pittsburgh at Kentucky Carolina at Texas Denver at Memphis Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh at New York Virginia at Indiana Floridians at Denver Memphis at Utah Only games scheduled. ihre tkemyow Sososoosseeoecooosieoea your headquarters Flit-Fuel Trop-Aretic Meter Oil Phillips 66 Tires Phillips Batteries Philheat Fuel Oil PIKEIt OIL COMPANY, Inc. Ill S. Earl Ave. Phone 447-3874 4.51 45 Qt.

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Coach Tom Landry and an unsigned contract. Hayes, an obviously disgruntled player this season while refusing to sign his 1970 contract under terms offered by the Cowboys, was the prime mover for Dallas Sunday as he grabbed six passes for 187 yards in a 52-10 victory over the Oilers. Hayes caught a pair of 38-yarders, a 15-yarder and a 59-yarder from quarterback Craig Morton as the Cowboys grabbed the Eastern Division Remove Bullet From Ramsey PHILADELPHIA (AP) Doctors removed a bullet from the chest of veteran Philadelphia Eagles safety Nate Ramsey Monday. I Doctors at Mercy Catholic Medical Center, Misericordia Division, said Ramsey withstood the operation well and was in good condition, Ramsey was wounded last Monday when he walking down the street in West Philadelphia. A man walked up to kill Ramsey and then fired three shots.

One of the bullets hit Ramsey in the chest. Jimmie Harrison, 36, was charged in the shooting. Wyrin Good' Alter Stabbing HOUSTON (AP) Jim Wynn, Houston Astro outfielder, was reported in good condition Monday after being stabbed in the abdomen. Police said Wynn was stabbed during an argument in his home and did not wish to file any charges. Wynn, 28, was stabbed about 5:30 a.m.

He walked to the home of a neighbor who took him to the Riverside General Hospital. Pacer Box Score PITTSBURGH Brisker 7 4-6 18 Johnson 5 1-1 11 M. Lewis 4 1-3 9 Thompsn 6 6-10 18 Swift 0 3-3 3 Williams 3 8-10 14 Kennedy 3 0-0 6 Hentz 3 2-2 8 Lattln 10 4-6 24 Watts 2 0-0 4 Totals 43 29-41 115 INDIANA Brown Ntlcky Daniels Keller Barnhill 2-3 11 14 8-9 36 10 2-2 22 3 4-5 11 3 3-6 9 Mount 2 1-1 5 F. Lewis 4 1-1 9 Amstng 4 4-4 13 Hiagins 5 0-1 10 Becker 8 0-0 18 Totals 57 25-32 114 Pittsburgh 19 33 29 34115 Indiana 37 28 42 37114 Three Doint aoals Indiana, Brown 1, Keller, Armstrona, Becker 2. Fouled out Pittsburgh, Mike Lewis.

Total fouls Pittsburgh 31, Indiana 30 A 7,991. THE GREEK-FAVORS BUCKEYES LAS VEGAS (AP) Oddsmaker Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder came out with odds yesterday on the pro football playoffs and major college bowl games. In the pro games Baltimore is a six-point choice over Cincinnati, Detroit a three-point, pick over Dallas, Oakland seven over Miami, and Minnesota seven over San Francisco. In the college bowl games Ohio State is an 11-point pick over Stanford in the Rose Bowl, Texas favored by six over Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl, Nebraska by five over Louisiana State in the Orange Bowl, Tennessee by 10 over Air Force in the Sugar Bowl, Arizona State by five over North Carolina in the Peach Bowl, Auburn by seven over Mississippi in the Gator Bowl, and Oklahoma-Alabama even in the Astro-Blue-bonnet Bowl. The usherettes at the Phillies' new stadium next season will be called the Fill ies.

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