Middies Accept Cotton Bowl Bid
Navy defeats Army 21-15 in Philadelphia Stadium as Roger Staubach leads a late drive and Pat Donnelly scores three touchdowns. The win solidifies Navy as top contender for the Cotton Bowl against Texas on New Year’s Day.
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Marquette Cagers Lose 84 83 Thriller
Milwaukee Marquette coached by Ed Hickey suffered an 84 83 defeat to Western Michigan in a tight game. Hickey praised his sophomores while noting the loss came at the free throw line and on the boards as Marquette made 11 of 27 charity attempts.
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Arthur F. Wagner
Monticello Wins First League Tilt
Monticello earned its first league victory as Brodhead and Orfordville led the State Line leaders with wins. Orfordville defeated Argyle 63-33 behind 26 points from Paul Johnson, while Brodhead beat South Wayne 67-51 and Argyle’s Leo Marti scored 25 in a losing effort.
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Jack Larson
Steve Jones
Brodhead Cardinals
Steve May
Cardinals
Don O’conner
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Joe Tuescher
Sheldon Taylor
Jim Grenzow
Gary Storm
Wildcats
Badgers Blown Lead Falls to Ohio University
Madison Wisconsin. Wisconsin coach Johnny Erickson defends his players after a 77-76 loss to Ohio University. The Badgers squandered a 22 point second half lead as fatigue set in and substitutions were not made. Erickson takes blame for the collapse.
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Hubbard Elected to NAIA Hall of Fame
Carl Hubbard, former NFL star with the Packers and Giants, was named to the NAIA Hall of Fame by secretary A O Duer. He will join five others at the NAIA ceremony December 14 in Sacramento after starring as a tackle at Geneva College in the mid 1920s.
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Packers Humble Rams 31-14 in Los Angeles Showdown
Green Bay converts halftime deficit into a 31-14 victory over the Rams to keep slim hopes for a Western Division title. Bart Starr and Max McGee connect on three TD passes, Jim Taylor rushes for 113 yards as Packers force three interceptions and a fumble recovery. Chicago leads with 10-1-2 after Bears beat 49ers.
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Carver Shannon
Dick Bass
Roman Gabriel
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Fred Cone
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Lindon Crow
Jim Ringo
Steelers Giants Hold Lead in East
The Steelers trail the Giants for the division as Pittsburgh battles New York for a winner take all East title. Pittsburgh edged closer by faking a punt and connecting on a 42 yard pass before Theron Sapp scored the decisive TD with 1 53 left. The Lions and St Louis also threatened Eastern hopes while Unitas powered Baltimore past Minnesota. In other games Boston beat Houston Oakland beat San Diego Buffalo beat New York and Kansas City swept Denver.
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Tommy Davis Repeats NL Batting Honor in 1963
Tommy Davis of the Los Angeles Dodgers earned his second straight National League batting title with a .326 average, finishing six points ahead of Roberto Clemente. Clemente hit .320, while Hank Aaron and Dick Groat tied at .319. Davis also led the circuit with 130 RBIs and 121 runs scored, sharing the home run lead with Willie McCovey at 44.
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Roberto Clemente
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Milwaukee
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St. Louis
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Royals Guard Adrian Smith Out After Facial Fracture
Cincinnati star Adrian Smith suffered a fractured face bone Sunday night and will miss at least two or three games, officials said.
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Simple Classifieds Sell Unneeded Items for Quick Cash
Local readers learn how easy it is to list unwanted goods in classified ads to generate fast money. Practical tips emphasize clear descriptions, fair pricing, and timely placement to attract buyers.
School District Board Minutes Nov 1963
The Board of Education met November 13 1963 at 7 30 p m in the Junior High Board Room. Minutes approved vouchers 518 to 729 totaling 22892658 and approved multiple motions including bids for gym floor repairs and a Delta drill press, staffing changes, and committee appointments.
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John L. Norton
George R. Barry
Fred Krebs
John F. Caradine
Robert J. Hahlen
Clarence Falk
Alvin H. Babler
Arthur F. Wagner
D. J. Huenink
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Krebs
United Telephone Co
Ludlow Memorial Library
Norton
Caradine
Babler
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
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Barry
Motion
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D. M and C. M. Frey Construction
Kahne Construction Co
Prin
Gene Kleckler
Robert Wells
Yvonne Bosanny
Kittelsen
Babula
Chicago
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Vuell Machinery Co
Monroe Fire Department
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Japan Judge Rules Atom Attacks Illegal
Tokyo District Civil Court Chief Judge Toshimasa Koseki ruled that the U S atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki violated international law. Five A-bomb victims sought damages but the court denied compensation, saying individuals cannot claim war damages from the state.
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Wisconsin football captains Bowman and Smith named to Big 10 Academic Team
Milwaukee reports Ken Bowman and his teammate Smith, co captains of Wisconsin in 1963, have earned inclusion on the Big 10 Academic Team and receive the Russell G Winnie trophy from the Milwaukee Journal for football scholars.
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Billy Smith
Midwest
Smith
Milwaukee
Ken Bowman
Russell G. Winnie
Milwaukee Journal
Plan to Strengthen U S Colleges Through Unified Support
A call to plan future strength focuses on backing colleges as America’s best friend. The statement urges coordinated actions to bolster higher education institutions and sustain national talent.
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