Braves To Broadcast 12 Exhibition Games
Milwaukee radio station WEMP will originate broadcasts of the 1964 Milwaukee Braves spring exhibitions and National League games to about fifty stations. WEMP’s Andrew Spheeris said a new antenna system doubles coverage area and power, with personnel yet to be selected.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
WEMP
Braves
Andrew Spheeris
Staubach, Sidle Head AP All-America Team
Roger Staubach leads the 1963 AP All-America football team with Jimmy Sidle and Dick Butkus, as eight regional boards select the squad. The group highlights Staubach’s Heisman season and features stars from Texas Tech, North Carolina, Nebraska, Illinois and more.
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Associated Press
Bob Lacey
North Carolina
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Scott Appleton
Texas
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Bob Brown
Nebraska
Damon Bame
USC
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Roger Staubach
Navy
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
New York
Staubach
Army
Dave
Southern California
Austin
Erickson Praises Badgers Bounce After Kent State Win
Madison AP reports University of Wisconsin coach Johnny Erickson lauds the Badgers for exceptional bounce and effort. The team beat Kent State 88 77 in the opener and practiced Wednesday ahead of Saturday’s game with Ohio University Athens.
Big Ten Adopts New Aid Limits to Control Costs
The Big Ten agreed on a maximum of 70 sports scholarships per school, including 30 football, with a flex allowance year to year. Football and basketball quotas allow banking five and two or four to eight respectively. other sports get 34 scholarships without sport quotas. Conference actions also include free substitutions, extra eligibility for hardship cases, and potential dual meet champions consideration. March meetings set for Chicago March 12-14.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Bill Reed
Reed
Kennedy
Browns Face Old Jinx In Detroit
Atlantic City AP report notes Cleveland aims to break a regular season losing streak to the Detroit Lions, a feat last achieved in the 1954 championship. The matchup factors into the NFL Eastern race as the Browns chase a tie for first with the Giants, while other late-season title scenarios involve Pittsburgh Dallas Green Bay St. Louis Chicago San Francisco and bids in the AFL West and East.
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N.J
Cleveland
Detroit Lions
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Lions
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Washington Redskins
Washington
Dallas
Cowboys
Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Minnesota Cagers In Balanced Attack
Minnesota totals 65.7 points per game after three wins with balance led by Louis Hudson at 17.0, Mel Northway at 14.0, and 11.0 from Terry Kunze. The defense yields 58 points per game as the Gophers prepare to resume on December 14 against South Dakota.
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Parks
San Francisco 49’Ers
North Carolina
Lacey
Appleton
Texas
Longhorns
Eller
Wisconsin
Badger
Brown
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Gophers
Louis Hudson
Mel Northway
Northway
Terry Kunze
Don Yates
Arichie Clark
Bill Davis
University of South,Dakota
Alouettes Hope To Sign Bork After Shrine Game
Montreal Alouettes coach Jim Trimble expressed hope to sign Northern Illinois passer George Bork after watching him lead a 21 14 Mineral Water Bowl win in Excelsior Springs Missouri. Bork cannot sign yet due to Shrine Game participation. Trimble noted NFL and AFL drafts left him unclaimed, citing his 170 pound frame at 6 foot 2.
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Jim Trimble
Montreal Alouettes
Northern Illinois
George Bork
Trimble
Excelsior Springs
Bork
U.S
Wisconsin Badgers Gymnasts Open 1963-64 Season in Chicago
Wisconsin gymnastic team opens its 1963-64 campaign in Chicago at the Midwest Open meet. Next action arrives December 14 in La Crosse against La Crosse State and Mankato State.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Badgers
la Crosse
la Crosse State
Mankato
Minn
Jerry Wolman Buys Philadelphia Eagles for 5.5 Million
Philadelphia AP reports Jerry Wolman a 36 year old Washington contractor has purchased the Philadelphia Eagles for 5.5055 million dollars subject to NFL approval. He will own 51 percent with Earl Foreman holding 49 percent and pledges to keep the team in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Art Modell
Cleveland
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles
Clint Murchison
Dallas
Bidwill Brothers
St. Louis
Clay Ford
Detroit
Eagles
Green Bay
Minnesota
Shenandoah
National Theater
Raleigh
Earl Foreman
Packers Face Rams with Moore Hobbled and Nitschke Out
Green Bay travels to Los Angeles for a nationally televised finale as injuries weigh on the squad. Halfback Tom Moore is doubtful with eye and other problems, while linebacker Ray Nitschke is out for the Rams game after breaking his arm. The Packers must win out to threaten the Bears atop the Western Division.
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Bay Packers
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Angeles Rams
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Lombardi
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Moore
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Los Angeles
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Ray Nitschke
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Detroit
Nitschke
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Herb Adderley
Adderley
Archery Results From Scotties Lanes Meet
Crooked Arrows edge Bowmen with 1 191 team score and D Score top scorer 310. Gillette 330 and Jackson 1318 show wide totals. Targeteers, Robinhoods, and other teams posted scores from 978 to 1140 with multiple top shooters.
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Bowmen
C. Scott
J. Scott
F. Schmidt
C. Gillette
H. Jackson
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Robinhoods
S. Scott
Four Badgers Earn AP All America Honorable Mention
The 1963 AP All America football team includes Wisconsin players end Jim Jones tackle Roger Pillath center Ken Bowman and halfback Lou Holland. Nebraska tackle Lloyd Voss also received honorable mention.
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NEW York
University of Wisconsin
Jim Jones
Roger Pillath
Ken Bowman
Lou Holland
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Green Bay Packers
Mike Reid Tops Minnesota Rushing and Scoring in 1963
Full back Mike Reid led the Minnesota Gophers with 102 carries for 392 yards and 31 points in nine games. He scored three touchdowns, kicked two field goals and seven extra points, while Jerry Pelletier also starred as the leading receiver and punt returner among key stats.
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Mike Reid
Minnesota Gophers
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Jerry Pelletier
Jay Sharp
Pelletier
Bob Bruggers
Dick Harren
Myron Rogalie
Bob Sadek
Stan Skiei
Gophers
Minnesota
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