Madison Tops Local Marksmen in 3-Point Rifle Loss
The Monroe Rifle Team fell to Madison White by 1443 to 1440. Local marksmen posted a perfect 500 in prone, with Raymer earning 100s in prone and sitting and 90 off-hand. Madison scorers Schulz, Turk, and Wilkinson led their side with strong prone sitting and off-hand marks. Monroe drops to 3-2 in the Southern Wisconsin Rifle League.
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Monroe
Madison White
Madison
Lawrence Raymer
Herb Pfund
Clarence Drake
Robert Vogel
Lyle Drake
Elmer Schulz
Virgil Turk
Jim Wilkinson
Schult
Turk
Wilkinson
Two Pro Grid Teams Draft Roger Staubach
Roger Staubach Heisman winner was drafted by two pro leagues. The Dallas Cowboys chose him in the NFL 10th round and the Kansas City Chiefs took him in the AFL 16th round, with Navy service ahead.
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Pro Grid
Roger Staubach
Chicago
Naval Academy
Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Kansas City Chiefs
Eagles for Sale Progress Report Meeting Slated
The Philadelphia Eagles sale negotiations progress report will be discussed at a Thursday meeting led by Frank L. McNamee president of the NFL club.
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Eagles
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Frank L. McNamee
National Football League
Braves Name Bob Sadowski 1963 Rookie of the Year
Braves choose Bob Sadowski as 1963 Rookie of the Year after a June deal sending Lew Burdette to St Louis. Separate note mentions Sahara geology and 6,000 year old mummies found in the Libyan Desert.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Bob Sadowski
Lew Burdette
St. Louis
Milwaukee Baseball Writers
Sahara
Libyan Desert
Packers Draft Voss in First Round and Pick Four More
Green Bay selects Lloyd Voss a 245-pound Nebraska tackle sought as offensive or defensive lineman. Jon Morris from Holy Cross at center or linebacker follows, with third round picks Ode Bettrell Joe O Donnell and Tommy Crutcher. Fourth round brings Bob Long and Paul Costa.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Green Bay
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Lombardi
Packers
Voss
Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Ode Bettrell
Mississippi
Joe O'Donnell
Mich
Igan
Tommy Crutcher
Texas Christian
Crutcher
O'Donnell
Philadelphia Eagles
Bob Long
Wichita
Paul Costa
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Roger Pillath
Los Angeles Rams
Badger Cagers Open With Win Over Kent State
Wisconsin varsity basketball opened its season with an 88 77 victory over Kent State in Madison. Captain Mike OMelia scored 24 points, with Ken Gustafson adding 21 as Kent State’s Wilson Graham matched him with 24 before fouling out late. The Badgers dominated rebounding 44 36 but shot 51.4 percent to Kent State’s 52.5 percent.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Kent State
Badger
Mike O’melia
Ken Gustafson
O’melia
Badgers
Wilson Graham
Badgers Hold Off Kent In Fast Break Oriented clash
Wisconsin jumped to a 2-0 lead on a hook shot by Mark Zubor and used a fast break to pull away after Kent failed to break through Wisconsin man to man defense. Kent dropped to 1-1 as Wisconsin stretched the margin with late baskets including a layup and free throw by O’Melia.
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Ference
Kent
Ohio
Wisconsin
Badgers
Mark Zubor
Zubor
Ken Barnes
O’melia
Texas Holds AP Top Spot After Narrow Texas A&M Win
Texas retained No 1 in the AP poll after a 15-13 Thanksgiving victory over Texas A M to finish 10-0. The win left Texas with 485 points and 42 first place votes, Navy 432 and Pitt 8 votes trailing as the season neared its final poll.
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Texas
Associated Press
Texas A&m
Longhorns
Aggies
Navy
Nghorns
Pitt
Illini rise to third as rankings shuffle after title clinch
Illinois jumps from eighth to third with 356 points after a 13 0 defeat of Michigan State to claim the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl bid. Pitt moves to fourth after a 31 20 win over Miami while Auburn climbs to fifth with a 10 8 victory over Alabama in the latest college football rankings.
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Sonnes
Illinois
Michigan State
Pitt
Miami
Auburn
Alabama
Nebraska
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Navy
Army
Fla
Wuethrich Fires 244 High In Turner Hall Bowling
Bill Wuethrich blasted a 244 game in Turner Hall League to spark kegler action in the city last night. Lou Hackle rolled 182 193 and 222 for 597 in Minor No 3 League, highest of the night. Wieman's posted 911 high team game and 2,579 team series. Green County Service had 2,614 for the Minor No 3 League. Results of last night's action.
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Bill Wuethrich
Kegler
Lou Hackle
Wieman
Green County Service
Local Bowling Standings And Player Scores Reported
The page lists multiple bowlers with four-game totals and team records for several clubs including Green County Service and Tiger's Firebirds. Individual scores show names such as Lou Hackle Mike Wuth rich Vic Carson Joe Hughes John Huffman plus team results like Green County Salvage Mueller Cheese and Triangle Cheese with varied 0-4 to 4-0 results.
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Lou Hackle
Mike Wuthrich
Vic Carson
Joe Hughes
John Huffman
Green County Service
Tiger’s Firebirds
Counselman’s Garage
Wiemans
Eagles
Bob and Wigs
Turner Hall
Guerdon Heins
Walt Minder
Wayne Ratzlaff
Bill Wuthrich
Sab Laeser
Green County Salvage
Mueller Cheese
Grace Lutheran
Monroe Sales
Triangle
Trenthardt Stockyards
Windy Acres
Montgomery Wards
Walters named assistant coach for 1964 U S Olympic track team
Charles Walters of Wisconsin was named Monday as an assistant coach for the 1964 U S Olympic men's track team. Robert Giegengack of Yale was chosen to head the squad.
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Chicago
Charles
Rut) Walters
University of Wisconsin
U.S
Robert Gigengack
Yale
Time-Saving Classified Problem Solving
Readers learn to tackle issues using classified ads as a time efficient method. The note highlights practical steps and encourages leveraging local listings to find quick, targeted solutions.
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L. Raymer
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C. Drake
Vogel
L. Drake
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Norslien
Haugen
Norselien
H Su
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Fescue
Judgie
Packer
Dennis Claridge
Jack Cvereke
Northwestern
John Simons
Tulsa
Turnley Tood
Virginia
Bill Freeman
Mississippi Southern
Bill Kellum
Tulane
Joe Breen
Virginia Polytech
Herman Hamp
Fresno State
the Dependables
Success Cars OF
O’melia Sparks
South Wayne
R.C.A
Hoover
Albert Devincenti
Col. F. L. Buchschacher and Associates
Ford
Chevy
Dodge
Dodge Chrysler Motors Corporation
Dearth Motors, Inc
Herob Hope Show
Nbc-Tv
By Jim Becker
Pittsburgh
Wuethrich
Walt DeRemer
Curly Goecks
al Riese
Robert Goecks
Ed Drye
Green County Realty
Felders
Junction House
Bowens Station
Headquarters Tavern
Wally Speich
Don Hugdahl
Forrest Riese
Robert Hawley
Phil Mueller
Hubers
Spoerry’s
Martins
Simmons
Niffeneggers
Swiss Wheel
Hawley’s
Gemplers
Fleischmann’s
Baumgartner
Ali
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