Critics Agree This Rose Bowl Was Wildest Ever
Pasadena AP lasting wild Rose Bowl ends 42 37 in favor of Southern California over Wisconsin. USC coach John McKay notes Coast dominance while Badgers star Ron VanderKelen shatters Rose Bowl passing record with 401 yards. Wisconsin head coach Milt Bruhn lauds late comeback despite loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Southern California
Wisconsin
John McKay
Coast
Big Ten
Badgers
Ron Vanderkeien
Pat Richter
Trojans
Fi Mckay
Milt Bruhn
VanderKelen
VanderKelen Shines in Rose Bowl Letdown
Ron VanderKelen, Wisconsin quarterback, set Rose Bowl records before the Badgers fell to Southern California 42 to 37 in Pasadena. He received many congratulatory telegrams as NFL and AFL clubs expressed interest, while headlines speculated on his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Badgers
Caliornia
Pier OL le
Thejtans
AFL
American League of Canada
NFL
Badger
Ace
Babe Danan Bananite
Pro Football Teams Sign New Year Bowl Stars
The Associated Press reports a busy weekend as NFL clubs sign key players from New Year bowl games. Terry Baker of Oregon joins the Rams after Heisman standout Glynn Griffing and halfback Chuck Mortime signings, with Stovall, Dave Robinson of Penn State, and others linking to the Los Angeles Rams and draft activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Terry Baker
Oregon
Golf Rules Remain Unchanged For 1963 Season
The USGA announces golf rules stay standard worldwide for 1963 with minor amateur status changes. VanderKelen Rose Bowl standout and Pat Richter discussed, while NFL draft notes for Lee Roy Jordan and others appear. A meeting with the Royal and Ancient Club is planned for Turnberry May 18 19 to consider possible changes taking effect Jan 1 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU Wa Yue IU le
USGA
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrews
Scotland
Turnberry
Hwioever
Lightweight and deep water lure tips for river fishing
Sportmans Digest advises selecting lures by depth and water. Use light lures in shallow water and heavy lures in slow deep pools. Upstream casts sink lures deeper with currents, so cast upstream and retrieve just fast enough to avoid snags.
Three NFL Coaches May Be Out Next Season
AP reports a shakeup looms as several NFL head coaches face departure while others contemplate returns. Buddy Parker’s status with the Steelers remains unclear though he could stay, Ewbank and Svare near renewal, and Vince Lombardi linked with Packers as turmoil spreads through the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFL
New York
Parker
Steelers
Art Roo
Pittsburgh
Baltisney
Los Angeles
Buddy Parker
Weeks
al Ewbank
Harland Svare
Buddy
Tojrame
Detroit
George Wilson
Miami
Baltimore
Detroit Lions
Ewbank
Colts
Vince Lombardi
Ager
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Allie Sherman
the News
York
Giants
Lasti
Chicago Bears
Maralrest
Red Hickey
San Francisco
Suare
Wally Lentin
Bobnally
Anoth
St. Louis Cardiffrom
Bill McPeak
Washington
Waterfield
Redskins
Rams
Smith Breaks Jaw in Rose Bowl Tilt
Wisconsin halfback Bill Smith suffered a broken jaw after the Rose Bowl game though he played in the second half. In Pasadena he was taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital where doctors found a broken jaw and missing teeth and bridge. Smith, 20, from Sycamore, Illinois, is a Badger junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Wisconsin
Bill Smith
Smith
Badger
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Sycamere
Youth Magazine Names First Prep Grid All America
A Hoosier gridder headlines Youth Magazine’s first high school All-American team chosen by a seven-member panel from across the nation. Nine states are represented including Ohio Kansas Indiana Texas and Virginia with ends Bil Barnette W Va and Bob Jedwards Ohio among picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YOUTH
Church of God
Ken Hall
Ohio
Kansas
Indiana
Texas
Colorado
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mississippi
Virginia
Hall
Bil Barnette
South Charleston
W. Va
Bob Jedwards
Dayton
Bill Loyd
Bills land Dunaway in AFL draft bid
Buffalo Bills secure University of Mississippi tackle Jim Dunaway, the No. 2 AFL draft pick, after he accepted terms following the Sugar Bowl. Vikings announced Dunaway had chosen Buffalo, joining fellow new signings Dave Behrman and George Saimes as Bills add major inroads ahead of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Buffalo Bills
Jim Dunnaway
University of Mississippi
Minnesota Vikings
Dunaway
Bills
Mississippi
Arkansas
Vikings
Dave Behrman
Michigan State
George Saimes
Bob Hits Foul Line Flub Sparks Swing Tips
A coaching tip piece notes a player bending head and dropping shoulder on the approach at the foul line. It advises holding the ball lower, tightening the pushaway, and aiming for a smooth controlled swing. A pamphlet offer from Marion Larewig at National Newspaper Syndicate promotes further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Larewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
W. Madison St
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ron VanderKelen
Rose Bowl
EL Muacy
Meculus
Ine
Anone Nap
Nancy Davis
UPD
Iwa
Ed Press International
Sta Jose
Westminster
Southern Illinois
Eee Sahae Ue Pi
Ale View
AGM
Wittenberg
Sacramento
Rains
New York Titans
Harry Wismer
U.S. Golf Association
Washington Red Iskins
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Oklahoma
U.S
Association
Uss
Sportsmans Digest
Small College
Beara
Erie
Scot Weston-Werte Cuestel
Jim
Dusty
Do-Jen-Ski’s Supper Club
Chesterfield
Coarmera Pictures
Snce Laurentiis Frocutin
Cglom Techiralaiaa
Youth Magazine
Bills Land Dunaway
Don Carter and
Marion Landewi
FIRST
Riverside
Ies
Pri
Facas
Guarantel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!