Big Ten Clubs Perfect Five Contests Tonight
The Big Ten aims to maintain its perfect record with five Monday games after a clean Saturday sweep. Minnesota hosts Houston while South Dakota visits Iowa, Tulsa plays at Michigan, Butler meets Ohio State, and Kent State travels to Wisconsin.
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Ninth In NAIA Meet Omaha
Platteville State of Wisconsin finished ninth with 259 points in the NAIA cross country meet. Fort Hays Kansas defeated defending champ Emporia State Kansas 53 to 69 in a field of 103 runners. Individual winner was John Damien of Emporia in 20 23.7 for four miles, ahead of Ireland Sloan of Emporia in 20 31.0.
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Big Ten considers new financial aid limit plan
The Big Ten seeks formal adoption of a White Resolution limiting annual accepted initial financial aid tenders to 70 per member, with caps of 30 for football, 5 for basketball, and 35 for other sports. The plan, approved Oct 1, awaits a second conference vote by faculty representatives and athletic directors at a winter meeting.
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Unbeaten College Football List Shrinks to 18
The national list of unbeaten untied teams dropped to 18 after Emporia State and Southwest Missouri lost. Emporia State were routed 54-0 by St. John’s of Minnesota in an NAIA semifinal. Southwest Missouri fell 21-14 to Northern Illinois in the Mineral Bowl. Texas remains the lone major team perfect at 10-0.
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ULIUS KESSLER COMPANY BLENDED WHISKEY SALE NOTICE
Lawrenceburg Indiana listing shows Ulius Kessler Company blended whiskey 8 proof 72 percent grain neutral spirits.
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Practice curling limited at La Crosse club
The La Crosse Curling Club restricts practice to Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings this week due to the Midwest Curling Association bonspiel starting Thursday. The three days of practice are the final sessions before the regular season begins on Monday December 9.
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Wisconsin Deer Kill Estimated At About 60 000
Wisconsin Conservation Department estimates the 1963 deer season will reach about 60 000 animals, roughly 25 percent above last year. Opening weekend registered 28 599, with final figures due midweek as hunters register tonight. The west central area led with over 18 000, Mississippi River counties up 20 percent, and southern zone final tallies show 2 580 deer in 11 counties led by Grant with 619.
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Classic League Opens Play Tuesday Night
The seven team Classic League starts its 18 game schedule Tuesday at Longfellow gym. Rustic Inn faces Pizza Villa at 7 p.m. J. K. meets Rubber Mills at 8 and Glen's Bar battles George St. Merchants at 9. Katz Co. has a bye. Play continues each Tuesday and Thursday and ends February 27.
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College hockey results highlighted by St Marys Winona rout
St Marys Winona in Minnesota defeated Wisconsin 12 to 2 in a college hockey result. The boxing section lists bouts in Reno and Johannesburg with fighters from the US Mexico and Japan halting notable opponents by knockout or decision. Other entries include bouts in Mexico City Tokyo and Guam with various weight classes and outcomes.
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Dave Bailey
Philadelphia
Johannesburg
South Africa
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Fla
M Ke Holt
Mexico City
Raymundo
Battling) Torres
Mexico
Alvaro Gutierrez
Tokyo
Mario Kaneda
Japan
Takao Malmiao
Agana
Guam
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Panama
Jorge Ceja
Carlos Rios
Panaima
Baseball Trade Fireworks Open 1963 MLB Convention
The National League kicks off its 1963 meeting in San Diego with high level talks involving Felipe Alou Bill Skowron Jim Bunning Jim Kaat Ray Sadecki and Claude Osteen. Cardinals and Tigers pursue Alou while Giants seek Kaat and Bunning. Dodgers consider Skowron for Osteen as Senators prep for the draft. Sawatski released by St Louis.
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Basketball scores from around the nation and region tonight
A collage of college and high school results lists final scores for games across multiple teams including Michigan over Ball State 90 76 and St Louis 100 over South Dakota 70. Other notable results feature DePaul 80 North Dakota 50 and Texas Western 87 North Texas State 55 with numerous city and state matchups reported.
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Kramer Falls to Fifth in NFL Scoring Parade
In Sunday's NFL games Jerry Kramer of the Green Bay Packers dropped from first to fifth in scoring after contributing a single point in the 13 13 tie with the Detroit Lions. Cleveland's Jim Brown surged to first with 90 points, Don Chandler rose to 89, Jim Martin to 86, and Lou Michaels to 84.
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Johnnies stun Emporia in NAIA semi final rout
St. John's University dominated College of Emporia 54 to 0 in Bloomington to reach the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento. Rich Froehle led the rushing with 163 yards, as the Johnnies accumulated 535 total yards and 12,438 fans watched.
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Larry Jones Shines In Toledo Victory
Larry Jones, a 6-foot-2 senior, scored 37 points to lead the Toledo Rockets to a 96-60 win over Tulane in a non conference basketball game. He shot 15 of 22 and returned from last season's wrist injury.
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Parilli Salvages Job With Boston Patriots Key Win
Patriots QB Babe Parilli, mocked by a Fenway Park chant, returned to start the second half and led a 17-7 victory over Buffalo. Boston righted a shaky season, tying Houston atop the AFL East at 6-5-1 as they prepare for a Sunday clash in Houston.
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Alston Signs Retains Dodgers Coaching Staff for 11th Season
Walter Alston, the Dodgers manager since 1954, signs for his 11th season with Los Angeles and vows to keep all coaches including Leo Durocher. Salary not released officially but sources indicate around 50 000 dollars. The team has won four NL pennants and three world titles under his leadership.
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Sacred Heart defeats Caledonia Loretto in Bi-State tilt
Sacred Heart beats Caledonia Loretto 67 to 52 as John Bauer and Al Weiss each score 20 points. Mike Mulvenna adds 18 and Joe Keefe 14 for Sacred Heart in the Bi-State Conference game. Sacred Heart also wins the B game 32-29.
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