Packers Crush Cowboys 35-3 In National Football Exhibition
Packers coach Vince Lombardi labeled the win sloppy though the Green Bay defense forced Dallas turnovers and a blocked field goal. Bart Starr, Paul Hornung and Max McGee led a quick scoring drive while Dan Currie and Herb Adderley anchored the defense as Dallas failed to reach the end zone. Injuries sidelined Cowboys starters Jim Ray Smith and Don Meredith, with Meredith out at least two weeks.
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Dallas
Tex
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Cowboys
Jim Ray Smith
Don Meredith
Meredith
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Ray Nitschke
Lombardi
Nitschke
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Dick van Raaphorst
Herb Adderley
Dan Currie
Adderley
Zeker Szatkowski
Starr
Boyd Dowler
Max McGee
Amos Marsh
Green Bay Packers
Willie Wood
Currie
Szilagyi Upsets Bleckinger For Wisconsin State Crown
In Milwaukee, third seed Mickey Szilagyi defeated top seed Dan Bleckinger 6-4 6-4 to win the boys 18 and under singles title at the Wisconsin State Closed Tennis Tournament. Barbara Mueller beat Janet Smith 6-1 11-9 for the women's title. Chuck Bleckinger topped Alan Fraser 6-2 10-8 for the men's crown. Ted Sprinkman won the boys 12 and under crown by defeating Mike Cahill 4-6 6-1 6-4.
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Milwaukee
Mickey Szilagyi
Dan Bleckinger
Oshkosh
Barbara Mueller
Mequon
Janet Smith
Chuck Bleckinger
Alan Fraser
Ted Sprinkman
West Bend
Mike Cahill
Waukesha
Robert Frost Publishes First Book at Thirty Eight
Robert Frost wrote poetry from youth but his first book A Boy's Will appeared when he was 38 in England. Upon returning to the United States in his 40th year he gained fame as a renowned poet.
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Robert Frost
England
U.S
Luther Knights Open Second Grid Season At Home
Luther High of Onalaska starts its second football season Friday night at West Salem against an intra city rival. Coach Ted Kothe brings 11 lettermen from 1963 with a nine game schedule featuring Coulee Scenic Central and Kickapoo Valley foes. Co captains are Mike Benrud and Dan Kapanke. two regulars are out for the season due to surgery.
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Onalaska
Wis
Luther High
West Salem
Ted Kothe
St. Cloud State
Knights
Coulee
Scenic Central
Kickapoo Valley
Mike Benrud
Daniel Kapanke
Jay Hauser
Mike Schroeder
Gordon Hellwig
Fred Schnick
Rick Schultz
Warren Johnson
Gary Emery
Paul Levandoski
Doug Horstman
Bill Hauser
Dennis Lemke
Kothe
Larry Erbe
la Crosse State University
Luther
Trempealeau
Royals
Kickapoo
Wabasha
Minn
St. Felix
West
Alma
de Soto
Cashton
Madison Man Wins Olympic Yacht Trial
Peter J. Barrett, 29, UW Engineering School faculty, will skipper the U S monotype in the 1964 Olympic Yachting Games in Japan after a 109 point win over Henry Sprague of Newport Beach. Officials delayed the decision pending a phone check with Julian K. Roosevelt, chair of the Olympic Yachting Committee, confirming Barrett’s selection. Barrett previously finished 11th as the U S Finnshipper in 1960.
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Long Beach
Calif
Peter J. Barrett
University of Wisconsin Enginering School
United States
Japan
Barrett
Henry Sprague
Newport Beach
U.S
Julian K. Roosevelt
Olympic Yachting Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Woods Duo Sparkles As Giants Jets Win Preseason Games
Giants rookie Gary Wood threw three TD passes as New York beat Philadelphia 28 17 in Princeton. Jets quarterback Dick Wood fired three scores in a 34 6 rout of San Diego in Atlanta. Cowboys Lions and Vikings also won in NFL exhibition play as Oakland beat Houston in Las Vegas.
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Associated Press
New York
Giants
Allie Sherman
Jets
Weeb Ewbank
the Woods
Gary
Gary Wood
Y. A. Tittle
Philadelphia
Princeton
N.J
Dick Wood
San Diego
Atlanta
Dallas
Cowboys
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Oakland
Houston
Las Vegas
Ontario Nine Stifles Wilton 3-0 To End Season
Ontario blanked Wilton 3-0 as Don Ferries scattered eight hits to finish the season 4-6. Wilton also 4-6, Norwalk claimed the title at 10-0 with Melvina 6-3. Larry Arndt had three Wilton hits. Ontario combined for seven runs in the late innings.
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Wilton
Wis
Ontario
Don Ferries
Norwalk
Melvina
Coon Valley
Larry Arndt
D. Ferries
E. Ferries
J. Creviston
H. Creviston
Soldiers Grove Cardinals Schedule and Candidates Reach 14
Soldiers Grove in Wauneka on Sept. 18 and home games with Gays Mills Sept. 25, Barneveld Oct. 9, and Hollandale Oct. 23. Coach Charles Mickelson lists 14 candidates including captains Joe Leary Denny Montgomery Tom Moran Glenn Herbst Warren Randall Jim Davidson Al Larson and backs Jim Dull Dave Lowe Jim Sorum Jerry Sorum Mike Ryan Dennis Swiggum Martin Herbst.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
Charles Mickelson
Cardinals
Waureka
Gays Mills
Barneveld
Hollandale
Mickelson
Joe Leary
Denny Montgomery
Tom Moran
Glenn Herbst
Warren Randall
Jim Davidson
al Larson
Jim Dull
Dave Lowe
Jim Sorum
Jerry Sorum
Mike Ryan
Dennis Swiggum
Martin Herbst
Satevepost Gets New Publisher
NEW YORK AP Jess L Ballew is the new publisher of the Saturday Evening Post succeeding C L MacNally who joins a New York advertising agency. Ballew will also serve as director of advertising and resides in Rye New York with his wife Doris and their two children.
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New York
Jess L. Ballew
Saturday Evening Post
The
Curtis Publishing Co
Balew
C. L. MacNally
Ballew
Doris
Rye
N.Y
Vikings explode on Butler 69 yard punt return
Minnesota Vikings rout Rams 34 23 as Bill Butler flags a 69 yard punt return for a score and Fred Cox adds two field goals. Fran Tarkenton connects with Tommy Mason on a 14 yard TD pass. The game marks the Vikings 4 0 in exhibits.
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Vikings
Bill Butler
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Bill Brown
Rams
Butler
Fran Tarkenton
Tommy Mason
Minnesota University
John Campbell
Ram
Fred Cox
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Marshman Wins 100 Mile Stock Car Race in Springfield
Bobby Marshman of Pottstown Pennsylvania and Don White of Keokuk Iowa finished first and second in a 100 mile late model stock car race on a one mile dirt track. Marshman led the final eight laps, earning 2400 dollars from a 13000 dollar purse in front of about 12500 spectators. The race honored Allen Crowe who died last year in Ohio. A. J. Foyt led early, Joe Leonard finished third, with Foyt fourth and Lloyd Ruby seventh in Plymouth entries.
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Springfield
Ill
Bobby Marshman
Pottstown
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Vanda Hurst
Milwaukee
Marshman
Allen Crowe
New Bremen
Ohio
A.J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Leonard
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls, Tex
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wis
Nelson
Mountain sculpture at Stone Mountain to honor Confederate generals
The memorial on Georgia's Stone Mountain will feature three groups of figures. The first group will depict Generals Lee Jackson and Jefferson Davis on horseback surveying the army.
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Georgia
Stone Mountain
Lee
Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Davis Says Raiders Face High Expectations This Season
Al Davis, Raiders coach, warns fans to expect less from last year’s 10-4 team as Oakland builds for 1964. He cites strong division rivals and the need for depth while noting ticket sales near 12 000 and praising Art Powell as a top receiver.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
al Davis
American Football League
Oakland
Davis
Raiders
San Diego
Kansas City
Houston
Madonna 11 Opens Friday At Wonewoc
MAULTON Wis Eight lettermen hold the key to Madonna High School 1964 football season. Coach Les Schultz Cowboys open at Wonewoc Friday and host Weston Sept 11 before entering Central Conference play.
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Maulton
Wis
Madonna High School
Les Schultz
Cowboys
Wonewoc
Weston
Madonna
Leo van Ert
Dennis Crowley
Tom Michaels
Gale Ryczek
Pat Walsh
Bob Brown
Westfield
Plainfield
Hillsboro
Prairie Faces Tough Task In Southwest Prairie Du Chien
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin braces for a hard SWAL season under coach Charles Statz. He builds from six lettermen led by Charles Shediey Pat Ryan Owen Enke Gene Intham Jim Oestreich and Ron May. Home games include Boscobel West Grant Dodgeville Fennimore with road trips to Iowa Grant River Valley Platteville and Muscoda.
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Prairie DU
Blackhawks
Boscobel
West Grant
Dodgeville
Fennimore
Prairie
Iowa Grant
River Valley
Platteville
Muscoda
Norwalk to Face Wildcat Stars Sunday in Exhibition
Norwalk Wisconsin meets the Wildcat League All-Stars Sunday at 2 15 p m The All Stars are managed by Taylor Melby of Melvina and feature a roster including Larry Dahl Donald Annum Carl Daffinrud Dick Armstrong Coon Valley Don Ferries Jerry Hesselberg Bruce Bauman Earl Ferries Ontario Roger Neitzel Harley Creviston Rick Haldeman Ev Reineke Wil ton Mike Schroeder Chuck Jefferson Joe Briggeman Gary Brons on Melvina
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Norwalk
Wis
Taylor Melby
Melvina
Larry Dahl
Donald Annum
Carl Daffinrud
Dick Armstrong
Coon Valley
Don Ferries
Jerry Hesselberg
Bruce Bauman
Earl Ferries
Ontario
Roger Neitzel
Harley Creviston
Rick Haldeman
Ev. Reineke
Wilton
Mike Schroeder
Chuck Jefson
Joe Briggeman
Gary Bronson
Hart and Carty lead Brewers past Giants in high scoring game
Hart drives in four runs and Carty adds two while Aaron and Mathews homer as Milwaukee tops San Francisco 7 to 4. Duffalo and Shaw pitched for SF. Cloninger earned the win for Milwaukee as the teams combined for several extra base hits and five double plays. The game drew 25,371 in attendance.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
E—Mays
Lanier
Woodward
F. Alou
Aaron
Maye
Hart
Carty
Mathews
Oliver
Alou
Haller
S—Pagan
RBI
McCovey
Davenport
Cepeda
Pagan
Mga Oliver
Torre
Cline
F Alou
M. Alou
J. Alou
Mays
Duffalo
Shaw
Pierce
Herbe
Cloninger
Tiefenauer
cCloninger
L—Herbel
Ee Francisco
St. Alou
Kuenn
de laHoz
Ph Herbel
Fenauer
P O'Dell
Kolb
McC’v Y
Cf Pregen'r
Rf Perry
Bailey
C Mays
Daven’t
Menke
Woodw'd
Boliing
Lary
P Bolin
Peters'n
Snider
Crandall
M.alou
McC’v'y
Np't
F Hart
Woodw
Holding Action Farmers Last Chance in Murray Iowa
In Murray Iowa farmers led by the National Farmers Organization press holding actions to push for long term contracts with meat packers. Gale Palmer farmer and NFO member argues holding actions defend family farms as corps gain control. Packers plan a worker return as supplies tighten.
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Palmer
National Farmers Organization
NFO
NFC
Oren Lee
Staley
Ayres Favored In 39th Hambletonian at Du Quoin
At Du Quoin Illinois Ayres the diminutive Star's Pride colt is a heavy favorite in a nine colt field for the 39th Hambletonian worth 115281 with a 56487 winner share Ayres trained by John Simpson drew post seven while Speedy Count is two and Speedy Rodney eight Dartmouth Big John Scribe Rodney Sasebo Rain Water and Bedevil complete the lineup Ayres has lost only to Marco Hanover this year in a photo finish and avenged it in his next start.
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du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Ayres
John Simpson
Hockory Smoke
Speedy Count
Speedy Rodney
Dartmouth
Big John
Scribe Rodney
Sasebo
Rain Water
Bedevil
Marco Hanover
Os bore Hegg 48 dies in Wisconsin hospital
Osborne Hegg 48 of Taylor Wisconsin died at 11 a.m. Sunday in a Black River Falls hospital. Funeral arrangements are complete at Jensen Funeral Home in Hixton. He is survived by his mother Helen Hegg and two sisters. his father Ingvald Hegg had died years earlier.
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Taylor
Wis
Osborne Hegg
Black River Falls
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Hegg
Helen Hegg
Shutley Coulee
Ingvald Hegg
Edwin Schweinfurth 60 dies at Waukon hospital
Edwin Schweinfurth of Lansing, age 60, died Saturday in a Waukon hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. Leslie Leonard. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Burke Funeral Chapel in Lansing to host calling Monday evening. Survived by wife Dora, daughter Dorothy Mahoney of Postville, son Frank in Colorado Air Force, three sisters, three brothers, and four grandchildren.
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Lansing
Iowa
Edwin Schweinfurth
Waukon
First Presbyterian Church
J. Leslie Leonard
Oak Hill
Burke Funeral
Schweinfurth
Dora
Dorothy Mahoney
Postville
Frank
Air Force
Colorado
August Meyer
Emma Schweinfurth
William O’brien
Black River Falls
Herman
Carl
Obituary Notices from Lansing Iowa and Ettrick Wisconsin
Walter Bailey 74 Lansing commercial fisherman died Aug 30 in Veterans Hospital Iowa City. Services Aug 31 at Immaculate Conception in Lansing with burial in Gethsemane Cemetery. Survived by wife Sophie three daughters two sons 17 grandchildren one great grand. John J Sheehy 50 Ettrick born Oct 20 1915 died Aug 30 in Waterloo Iowa. Survived by widow three brothers and two sisters. Services and burial in Waterloo.
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Lansing
Iowa
Walter Bailey
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Victor Hintgen
Gethsemane
Burke
Bailey
Sophie
Robert
Evelyn) MacLagger
Utica
N.Y
Donald B
Mildred) Schmidt
Nestor Falls
Ont
Canada
Wayne
Mary Jane) Irons
Davenport
Herbert J
Ettrick
Wis
John J
Jack) Sheehy
Waterloo
Mr. Sheehy
Patrick Sheehy
Rath Packing Co
Arlene Larson
Leonard
Gerald
la Crosse
Alphonse
Winona
la Verne Cantlon
Francis Christianson
Paul King New Head Royals Coach
ELROY Wisconsin Paul King named head coach at Royall High School replacing John Schieffer who steps down to focus on administrative duties as assistant principal Schieffer serves as athletic director and baseball coach King formerly defensive coach at Royall is a Northeast Louisiana State College graduate with prior coaching in Louisiana Arkansas and Texas before arriving as physical education instructor and golf coach under Schieffer Royall posted four wins two losses and two ties in 1963
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Elroy
Wis
John Schieffer
Royal High School
Schieffer
Paul King
King
Louisiana State College
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Royall
Longest Filibuster Records Set in US Senate History
The longest filibuster in U.S. Senate history began on February 29, 1960, and extended for 125 hours and 31 minutes, setting a landmark duration.
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United States Senate
Local rummage sales and luncheon notices posted
Locals advertise weekday noon luncheons with meat choices and free parking at Schmidty's 3119 State Road. Rummage sales run Wednesday 9 to 3 at 1513 So 9th with children’s clothing and housewares. Neighborhood sale at 921 So 8th on Tuesday and Wednesday. another sale at 1912 Avon runs Monday to Wednesday 9 to 4 on the back porch.
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Schmidty’s
State Road
Avon
Services for Ben J Stratton Held in Miles City
Ben J Stratton 83 native of Black River Falls Wisconsin died Thursday Aug 20 in a Miles City hospital Funeral services were held Saturday Aug 22 in Miles City Burial followed at Custer County Cemetery He leaves three sons Lyle and Wayne of Miles City and Albert of Nelsonville Wisconsin six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Ben J. Stratton
Miles City
Mont
Stratton
Custer County Cemetery
Lyle
Wayne
Albert
Nelsonville
Mrs Albert Pulford 64 dies. formerly Cataract area resident
Sparta Wisconsin Mrs Albert Pulford 64 formerly of the Cataract area died Sunday Aug 30 in a La Crosse hospital. She moved to La Crosse eight months ago and resided at 27024 Onalaska Ave. Survived by two sons Eugene and Harold two daughters Dorothy Stark and Corrine Feak two brothers Donald and Blair and five grandchildren Services 1:30 p m Wednesday Lanham's Mortuary Sparta then 2:15 p m Bangor Baptist Church Rev Warren Zinn officiating burial Burns Cemetery
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Sparta
Wis
Albert Pulford
Cataract
la Crosse
Pulford
Onalaska Ave
Lyle Feak
Elmer Feak
la Crosse County
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Eugene
Alameda
Calif
Harold
Dorothy Stark
Corrine Feak
Donald
Blair
Lanham’s
Bangor Baptist Church
Warren Zinn
Burns Cemetery
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Wood
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Soldiers Grove Club
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Los Angeles Rams
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Proberb Jacobs
Frank Youse
Dick Klein
Sonny Bishop
Wayne Hawkins
Ken Rice
Bob Mischak
Dave Costa
Costa
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Rex Mirich
Arizona State
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Jack Simpson
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Fred Williamson
Warren Powers
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Joe Krakoski
Claude Gibson
Dan Conners
Miami
Florida
Bill Budness
Boston University
Denver
Jacky Lee
Stewart-Warner
Wildcat Stars
Bolin
O'Dell
Pregenzer Perry Lary
Olivo Hoeft Teifenauer
Fischer
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Olivo
Pregenzer
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Murray
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