Packers Crush Rams 41 10 in Milwaukee Showdown
The Green Bay Packers routed the Los Angeles Rams 41 to 10 as Vince Lombardi’s team extended its run toward a third straight Western Conference title. Paul Hornung returned from a knee injury to spark the offense with a late touchdown, while Jim Taylor scored twice and led the league with 102 points on the season. Rams coach Harland Svare criticized his youthful squad and defensive gambles failed against a dominant Packers unit.
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Harland Svare
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Green Bay Packers
Svare
Packers
Rams
Detroit
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Paul Hornung
Lombardi
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Hornug
Starr
Packer
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Philadelphia
Steve van Buren
Cleveland
Jim Brown
Packers Head Coach Sees Long Season as Endurance Test
Lombardi says the season is an endurance contest and the long schedule has affected the team yet they are ok. He notes the end may bring another playoff game with rewards. The Packers depart for the West Coast to finish the season against San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Rens End Long Beach Streak With 116 108 Victory
The Pittsburgh Rens toppled the Long Beach Chiefs 116-108 in Pittsburgh as Connie Hawkins scored 38 points. The win moves the Rens into second place, half a game ahead of Kansas City, while Long Beach remains three games ahead overall.
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Bowl Schedule Listed Navy Southern Cal Score Mighty Wins
Navy and Southern California claimed decisive wins as bowl selections began. Navy quarterback Roger Staubach led a 34 14 victory over Army while USC’s 25 0 rout of Notre Dame sealed a perfect season. Alabama and Mississippi earned bowl bids as Oklahoma stretched its win streak to seven. Notre Dame coach Kuharich and Navy coach McKay praised standout players amid championship chatter.
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Various College and High School Basketball Scores
Wisconsin 72 Air Force 64. Michigan Tech 62 Oshkosh 57. Aurora Ill 89 Lakeland 59. Northwestern Wis 86 Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary 60. Ripon 86 Knox 62. Lawrence 69 Monmouth 64. Northern Illinois 61 Whitewater 52. River Falls 74 St Johns Minn 70. Hamline Minn 66 Stout 51. Winona Minn 85 Platteville 71. Coe 69 Beloit 65. Carroll 76 Rockford 50. Racine Park 58 West Allis Central 40. Racine Horlick 65 Wauwatosa West 39. Lodi 70 Black Earth 57. Stoughton 80 Portage 56. Madison Wis High 50 Wisconsin Dells 36. Sun Prairie 67 Middleton 59. Madison Edgewood 88 waupun 68. Rockford Ill Auburn 86 Beloit 40. Madison Central 58 Beaver Dam 51. Verona 47 Poynette 46.
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Wisconsin Faces Arizona After Air Force Win
Wisconsin basketball travels to Tucson to meet Arizona after opening the season with a 72-64 victory at Air Force. Tom Gwynn and Jack Brens combined for 36 points and 24 rebounds as Wisconsin shot 47.1 percent to Air Force 35.8. Judd added 15 points and Hinman 13 as the Badgers built a 37-23 first-half lead.
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Fernandez Set to Face Griffith for Welterweight Title Shot
Argentina's Jorge Fernandez meets champion Emiley Griffith in Las Vegas on Saturday in a world welterweight title bid. Griffith seeks a third straight win in his second reign, after beating Ralph Dupas last July. Fernandez, 27, carries a 76-5-1 record with 51 knockouts. Griffith is 32-3 with 11 knockouts.
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UW Gridders Picked in NFL Draft by Four Teams
Wisconsin's Big Ten champions saw four players chosen in the AFL draft. Pat Richter went to the Denver Broncos in round 10, Gary Kroner was picked by the New York Titans in round 19, Ron Van derKelen by the Titans in round 21, and Ron Carlson by the Buffalo Bills in round 25.
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Pat Richter
Denver Broncos
New York Titans
Gary Kroner
Ron VanderKelen
Ron Carlson
Buffalo Bills
Wisconsin Tennis Names Top Players for 1962
Barbara Mueller of Mequon and Robert Stuckert of Milwaukee were named Saturday by the Wisconsin Tennis Association as the top state players for 1962.
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Barbara Mueller
Mequon
Robert Stuckert
Wisconsin Tennis Association
Shaughnessy Resigns From Bears Ending Influential Era
Clark D. Shaughnessy resigns as defensive coach of the Chicago Bears after a 29 year affiliation. He popularized the T formation and helped shape the Monsters of the Midway era, stating he and owner-coach George Halas have not always agreed on coaching issues. The announcement follows the Bears game against the New York Giants.
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Chicago Bears
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Associated Press
George Halas
New York Giants
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Cleveland Gets All-Star Classic
NEW YORK The 1963 All-Star baseball game moves from Minnesota to Cleveland. It will be played Tuesday July 9 at Municipal Stadium with 73 811 seating, after the American League approved the switch. Frick says the move was not explained.
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New Glarus Social Notes and Local Movements
New Glarus residents attend East-West Night of the White Water Eastern Star. Lyle Freitag family relocates from Jacob Freitag Estate to J. S. Disch farm near the village. Gerald Mayer to move to the Freitag farm. Out of town guests celebrate the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Luchsinger, visiting from Janesville Stoughton Manitowoc and Chicago among others.
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Anna K. Babler
Monticello
Chandler Boots Giants to Eastern Conference Title
Don Chandler, once a pure punter, kicked four field goals and two extra points as the New York Giants beat the Chicago Bears 26-24 to clinch their seventh straight win and secure the NFL Eastern Conference crown. The opponent for the title game at Yankee Stadium on December 30 remained unsettled, with Green Bay and Detroit Lions contending in the West.
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Associated Press
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Don Chandler
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Packers
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Origin of the Conestoga Wagon Named for Pennsylvania Mill
The Conestoga wagon, used for freight in the East and pioneers in the West, derives its name from the place in Pennsylvania where it was first manufactured.
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Measure Up How Colleges Must Modernize to Lead
The piece argues that world leadership in business science and living standards hinges on higher education. It warns colleges face a crisis with doubling applicants in less than a decade unless they invest in laboratories modern classrooms and, above all, competent teachers.
Help The College Of Your Choice Now Public Service Ad
Public service notice urges readers to learn how the college crisis affects them by writing to Higher Education Box 36 Times Square Station New York and notes cooperation with The Advertising Council and a New Speers Advertising Executives Association.
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Excelsior Medical Clinic
Beloit Official Resigns to Head Evanston Finance Office
Beloit treasurer city clerk and financial director Dean Porter, 30, resigns to take Evanston Illinois post as financial director and comptroller effective February 18. Porter has served as Beloit's CFO for two years. City Manager Richard H. Calland calls the departure a serious loss.
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Richard H. Calland
Evanston
AAU Calls for Congress Probe After Convention
The AAU ended its 75th annual meeting by urging a congressional investigation of the NCAA and voting to support its coalition plan with U S Track and Field Federation and other track groups.
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Detroit
AAU
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Brue Wins West Palm Beach Open With 284 Total
Milwaukee pro Bobby Brue shot a one under 71 in the final round to finish 284 for the West Palm Beach Open and earn $550 in Sun Valley.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
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Bobby Brue
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