Giants Acquired Gossage Symank In Trade To Eagles
A three way NFL trade sends Gene Gossage and John Symank from Green Bay to New York Giants and moves Bill Quinlan to Philadelphia. New York surrendered Quinlan for a high draft pick and Lymank, then flipped Quinlan to the Eagles for Gossage. Coach Allie Sherman sought defensive line depth for the aging starters.
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Philadelphia
Gene Gossage
John Symank
Giants
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Eagles
Quinlan
Packers
Lymank
Gossage
Allie Sherman
Cleveland Browns
Michigan State
Browns
Symank
Florida
NFL
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 9 wins and 5 losses while Chicago and Kansas City trail. Thursday results include Baltimore beating Kansas City 3 2 in ten innings and Los Angeles defeating Detroit 7 5. National League lists St Louis and San Francisco tied for first at 10 6 with other teams close behind. Today’s schedule features Philadelphia Chicago New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston St Louis Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco and New York Pittsburgh games.
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Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
South Wayne Edges New Glarus 5-4 in State Line Baseball
South Wayne scored two runs in the sixth inning to beat New Glarus 5-4. Schultz and Ritschard combined for a four-hitter, while Schliem and Ritschard had two hits apiece to lead the South Wayne offense.
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South Wayne
New Glarus
Schultz
Ritschard
Schliem
Frances Miller Bowler of the Year at Women’s Minor League Banquet
Frances Miller named Bowler of the Year with a 591 series at the Women's Minor League banquet held Wednesday night at Idle Hour Mansion. Dor othy Krug led in splits and joined several bowlers named to various clubs, while Sportsman's Bar earned the traveling trophy for league champions and other awards were handed to multiple members. Officers were re elected for the coming year with Irma Cramer as president and Jean Monte as sergeant at arms.
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Idle Hour
Dorothy Krug
Leona Baker
Dorothy Pittenger
Jean Monte
Wanda Schramm
Althea Ringhausen
Eileen Taft
Rosie Wuthrich
Irma Cramer
Barbara
Sally Brookover
Phyllis Kleckler
Carol Kloepping
Marie de Remer
Laura Loeffel
Ruth Zumbach
State College Baseball Action Starts Saturday
MILWAUKEE Wisconsin State College Conference opens its baseball season Saturday with 10 teams playing doubleheaders. Wisconsin Milwaukees at home to Whitewater and defending champion Stevens Point at Superior along with La Crosse at River Falls Oshkosh at Platteville and Eau Claire at Stout. Each team will play five doubleheaders through May 25.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin State College Conference
Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Whitewater
Stevens Point
Superior
la Crosse
River Falls
Oshkosh
Platteville
Eau Claire
Stout
Stars Pitching Leads Twins to 3-0 Victory Over Washington
Jack Kralick allowed three singles in a 3-0 win for the Twins over Washington. Frank Thomas drove in all New York runs with an first inning single and a two run homer in the sixth as the Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2, remaining hot with six wins in seven starts.
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Jack Kralick
Twins
Washington
Frank Thomas
Mets
New York
Chicago Cubs
NBC Pays Record 926000 for NFL Title Game Rights
NBC won the 1963 NFL championship broadcast for a record 926000, the largest one day sports rights fee. The deal, praised by NFL Commissioner Rozelle and NBC sports chief Gallery, follows an NFL gambling probe that suspended Paul Hornung and Alex Karras and fined five others.
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New York
National Football League
National Broadcasting Co
NFL
Pete Rozelle
NBC
Tom Gallery
Paul Hornung
Alex Karras
Monroe Netmen Open 1963 Season
The Monroe high school tennis squad opens its 1963 season with a non league match against Madison East in Madison. The Cheesemaker netmen travel to Freeport Monday and Edgerton Tuesday to begin conference play. Coach Gary Ruge brings back five lettermen from the 1962 championship team. The schedule lists matches through May 21 at Janesville and Monona Grove events with several home dates.
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Monroe High School
Madison East
Madison
Cheesemaker
Freeport
Edgerton
Gary Ruge
Charles Cox
Kim Kindschi
Jiff Kittelsen
Mike McAlpine
Pete Mueller
Don Grossen
Larry Holcomb
Dan Janke
Dennis Laube
Nathan Logeson
Paul Mueller
Norman O'Dell
Richard Pulkrabek
Janesville
Middleton
Wisconsin High
Stoughton
Monona Grove
Zuhlke Leads Loop Keglers In High Scoring Night
William Zuhlke sparked league action with a 597 series in the Victory League and a 649 high honor in the Major loop. Wally Miller rolled 226 for last night’s top game while Walter Minder and Deb Share posted 223 and 221. City League results show Clark's Grandpas top with 82 percent, and Recreation Club led in team game and series in the night’s action.
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Kegler
Zuhlke
Wally Miller
Walter Minder
Deb Share
Clark’s
Eagles
Roger Cheese
Sportsman’s Bar
Oaktron
Kubly’s
Dean’s Milk
Eaton's
Recreation Club
Victory League
William Zuhike
Gene Hennager
Ed Zwicker
Schuetze’s
Junction House Bar
Hoffman's
Commercial Bank
Jerry Krupke
Guerdon Heins
Ernie Kanzig
Ken Mahlberg
Clark’s Grandpas
Dean’s
Eaton’s
Virgil Bowman
Forrest Briggs
Leo Bartelt
Glenn Langston
Mitch Loeffel
Evie
Counselman’s Garage
Bob
Albany Edges New Glarus 61 57 in State Meet
Hlavachek leads Albany to a sixth straight win over New Glarus 61 to 57. He swept the 70 high hurdles 120 low hurdles high jump and ran on the sprint medley relay. Other results list several events with Dutchmen and Albanians posting top times and marks.
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New Glarus
John Hlavachek
7Zweifel
Chrisbaum
Duerst
Zweifel
Welsh
Foust
Moser
Jones
Blumer
Kummer
Kubly
Schneeburger
Disch
Hlavachek
Ziltmer
Mitchelle
Schneider
Zenter
Bergen
LaPort
Gotham Bowl is Dropped From Postseason List
The National Collegiate Athletic Association ejected the Gotham Bowl from post season football games. Thirteen other bowls and various other competitions were approved. The Gotham Bowl failed financially and last year Miami and Nebraska refused to travel until expenses were guaranteed.
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Miami
Fla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Nebraska
New York
Crampton Takes Lead at Texas Open in San Antonio
Bruce Crampton of Australia, nicknamed the iron man, moved into the lead during the first round of the $30,000 Texas Open in San Antonio Texas. The event drew golfers seeking the top prize in a high stakes tour stop.
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San Antonio
Tex
Iron Man
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Legislature In Brief: Taxes, Loans, and Seat Belts Debated
The Assembly killed a bill to tax cigarettes for cancer research and another tax deduction for college-bound parents. It approved a loan-eligibility bill for full-time vocational and adult education students and backed county driveway maintenance contracts. The Senate approved loans for vocational students, and blocked a deduction for political contributions. Seat belt removal was preliminarily opposed, while muffler rules gained wide support.
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John McCormick
Milwaukee
Assembly
Richard Nowakowski
Senate
Department of Public Welfare
Martin Schreiber
Casimir Kendiorski
Nowakowski
Wisconsin
State
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Allen Flannigan
Mets Top Cubs in Chicago Sweep
The Mets defeated the Cubs 3-2 in Chicago, sweeping a two game series as the Cubs struggle with hitting after a season of losses. The White Sox were idle and not in action that day.
Phillies Open Weekend Series At Wrigley Field
The Philadelphia Phillies visit the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field for the opener of a three game weekend set. Cubs pitcher Glen Hobbie draws Art Mahaffey, while Phil slugger Frank Thomas drove in all three New York Met runs with a two run homer and a solo shot. Gene Mauch’s Phils sit seventh last year and sixth currently, two games behind the leaders.
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Delphia Phillies
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Glen Hobbie
Art Mahaffey
Phils
Gene Mauch
Roger Craig
Frank Thomas
Winsor Named Head Basketball Coach at Franklin and Marshall
Charles Winsor 31, former Platteville State College track and cross country coach and assistant basketball coach, is appointed head basketball coach at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster Pennsylvania. He has recently served as an assistant basketball and track coach at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut for two years.
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Platteville
Charles
Chuck) Winsor
Platteville State College
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Winsor
Mankato
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