Wisconsin and Georgia Tech Reach Milwaukee Classic Final
Wisconsin and Georgia Tech advanced to the Milwaukee Classic final after decisive wins. Georgia Tech beat Marquette 84 83 while Wisconsin downed Dartmouth 94 68 as Ken Gustafson led the Badgers with 27 points and 71 rebounds powered by the team.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
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Marquette
Badgers
Dartmouth
Tum- 3Lin
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Nigg
Spooner Herbert
Scharf
Caldwell - Craddock
Flynn
Calvelli
Kingsley Stone
Mimilitz
Leonard
Warras
Carbins
Peters and Ford Share AL Pitching Honors in 1963
Rookie Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox shared AL ERA honors with Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees. Peters led with a 2.33 ERA, won 19 games, and joined Gene Bearden as the only rookies with an ERA title since 1948. Ford led in wins with 24 and had a .774 win percentage while pitching 269 innings.
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Gary Peters
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Whitey Ford
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Gene Bearden
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Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
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al Downing
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Yankees
Pascual
New York
Ralph Terry
Texas Longhorns defense cited as key to season success
Minnesota boxing commission held a no-decision verbal hearing on the Westmoreland O'Shea bout after Westmoreland, 21, Chicago, suffered a serious injury. Commission chairman George Barton said the session aimed to hear charges of a mismatch but could not resolve them amid heated testimony. Meanwhile Texas prep for the Cotton Bowl with a stout defense featuring two-way star Roger Staubach and a unit that allowed under 200 yards per game.
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Commission
George Weir
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Barton
O'Shea
Westmoreland
Chino Diaz
Weir
Austin
Tex
Navy
Roger Staubach
Texas
Longhorns
Bes
Beloit Carroll Triumph In Beloit Invitational Semifinals
Beloit edged Winona State 85 79 to reach the Beloit Invitational final while Carleton beat Carroll 83 77. Beloit led 56 39 at halftime and Dave Hendricks scored 23 for Beloit with 19 from Dave Meisner for Winona. Carleton’s Mike Tierney led with 16 as Irie Grant added 27 for Carroll. Lawrence notched its first win 85 71 over Northland with Jim Hammen scoring 29.
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Associated Press
Beloit
Carleton
Minnesota
Winona State
Lawrence
Northland
Jim Hammen
Army Hockey Pounded by Duluth Bulldogs in Minnesota Tilt
In Minneapolis on Williams Arena the Army hockey team lost 7 2 to the Duluth Bulldogs. Keith Christiansen and Dave Stepnes each scored twice as Duluth surged with four goals in the third period. Army scorers were Mike Thompson Two Harbors Minn and Mike Buckley.
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Gophers
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Mike Buckley
Weatherman Holds Key In Bear Giant Game
Giants and Bears meet at Wrigley Field in a cold 15 to 20 degree forecast with live heaters. Giants boast 57 touchdowns and Tittle 36 TD passes while Bears allow 10 points per game. Sherman plans a focused workout as Shofner trade rumors swirl near kickoff.
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Associated Press
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Y. A. Tittle
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del Shofner
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Joe Morrison
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Tittle
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Paul Hornung
Shofner
Sherman
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Camille Henry Lifts Rangers Past Chicago Black Hawks
Camille Henry scored twice in the final period to lift the New York Rangers to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks. The lightest NHL scorer at 145 pounds broke a 2-2 tie midway through the third and sealed the win with his 15th goal. Chicago dropped to fifth in eight starts.
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Associated Press
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Black Hawks
Henry
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Hawks
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Odor Forces Post to Hold Smelly Package of Raccoon Skins
In Atlanta AP report postal workers seek the sender of eight raccoon skins mailed in a gunny sack. Missing return address prevents tracking. Regulations require a 60 day hold for unclaimed parcels but the skins were not cured and emit a strong odor.
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Atlanta
Hockey Knicks Beat Blackhawks 4 2
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 2 in National Hockey League action. Miami Beach bout sees Luis Rodriguez outpoint Skeeter McClure 151 to 159 in Toledo, Ohio.
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Chicago
Mtiamy Beach
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Skeeter McClure
Toledo
Ohio
Navy Prepares Wide Open Offense for Cotton Bowl Date
Navy coach Wayne Hardin vows an attacking game against Texas in the Cotton Bowl. Navy relies on long scoring plays led by John Sai as Texas seeks to defend a defense that yields most TDs from short yardage. Texas has 21 TDs from within four yards and eight from the one.
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Jim Warras
Tech
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Tom Flynn
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John Stone
Allstate
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Eclipse Of Moon Is Due On Monday
The moon will undergo a three hour eclipse visible across North America and western South America. In the eastern United States observers should wake early as the eclipse begins at 4 25 a m EST with totality from about 5 28 to 6 47 and ends by 7 50.
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Boston
North America
South America
United States
Hayden Planetarium
15 Nurses Aides To Train Under ARA
Gov Reynolds approved a contract to train 15 nurses aides for the Medford area. Training will be at the Wausau Vocational School under the Federal Area Redevelopment Act at a cost of 2537 dollars.
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John W. Reynolds
Medford
Wausau Vocational School
American Chuck McKinley Wins Davis Cup Title in Australia
Chuck McKinley of the United States defeats John Newcombe in a five set Davis Cup final to give the U S a 3 2 victory in Adelaide Australia Emerson and Ralston contributed in the doubles McKinley rallied from a 0 3 deficit in the third set to seal the win The U S ends a long title drought and plans to return home via Honolulu with teammates Froehling Riessen Kelleher and Ralston
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Associated Press
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Chuck McKinley
John Newcombe
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Coral Gables
Fla
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Hold Unemployed Man For Threat To President
Federal authorities asked for psychiatric exams for James F. Burns 36 an unemployed kitchen worker who threatened to pull an Oswald Burns spoke to a Veterans Administration official December 17 and was charged under federal statutes on threats against the president Burns said he could not remember making the threat and was arrested on a federal warrant.
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Former Baldrige and Hollensteiner wed in Chicago church
Letitia Baldrige, former social secretary to Mrs. Kennedy, married Robert Hollensteiner on Friday in St. Jean Baptiste Church in Chicago. Hollensteiner, 32, a real estate man born in Kiel, Wisconsin, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hollensteiner.
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Letitia K. Baldrige
John F. Kennedy
Robert Hollensteiner
Chicago
St. Jean Baptiste
Hollensteiner
Kiel
Wis
Norman Hollensteiner
Miami seamstress outfits jockeys with custom pants
Mrs. John D. Sheehy, a Tennessee born widow near Miami, has outfitted America's top riders for 15 years. Her workshop crafts jockey pants shirts and caps in colors for stable teams, at 35 dollars a pair with a snug fit and no belt loops. Sheehy began after her husband John Sheehy died in 1951, continuing the family trade.
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Jockey Club
Nell Sheehy
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Tenn
John Sheehy
Narragansett Park
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Frank Harris
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