Fullback Battle Seen on Sunday
Miami crowd eyed for the Playoff Bowl as Jim Brown of the Browns faces Jim Taylor of the Packers in a Sunday showdown. Green Bay, 11 2 1, is the favorite though Browns boast a strong rushing attack. Lombardi and Collier emphasized balance with more passing. kickoff at 2 p.m. EST broadcast by CBS.
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Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
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Taylor
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Packers
Chicago Bears
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Lou Groza
Cleveland
Browns
Groza
Lombardi
Blanton Collier
Frank Ryan
Collier
CBS
Alumnus Named Cal Grid Mentor
An alumnus with pro playing and coaching experience takes over as University of California football head coach on a four year contract. Ray Willsey, formerly defensive backfield coach for the Washington Redskins, is described as a man who can bring back winning football. Salary dinner details were not disclosed but believed around 16000 dollars per year. Willsey is the first Cal alumnus to head the program in 34 years, chosen the same day Marv Levy left Cal for William and Mary.
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Newell
William and Mary
Willsey
Marv Levy
Levy
Washington Redskins
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Black
Phil Krick
Ray Hayden
Ginsberg
Alpine
N.J
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit
Marquette Coach Dismisses Four Players Before Loyola Clash
Marquette libero Eddie Hickey dropped four squad members for breaking training rules. Sophomores Jim Warras six four forward and reserves Don Yagodzinski Paul Carbins and Joe Price were removed. Warras was the team’s fourth leading scorer with 74 points in eight games. The squad enters the game with a 3-6 record while UWM sits 1-7, and Marquette eyes a future matchup with Loyola of Chicago next week.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Warriors
Loyola of Chicago
UWM
Cardinals
Eddie Hickey
Jim Warras
Don Yagodzinski
Paul Carbins
Joe Price
Yagodzinski
Carbins
Price
Warras
Kubly Tops League with 651 Honor Count in Bowling Action
Jerry Kubly led Sportsmen League late action with a 651 series, the season second such score, as Keith Christiansen posted 540 and Kubly a 229-227-195 line. Team results show Co. Industrial Combustion 3-0, Ready Mix 1-2, Hubers 2-1, Frito Lay 2-1, South Side Market 1-2.
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Keith
Les
Vorseth
Gary Hoesly
Ort Robertson
Anne Huber
Dew
Bev Bertalot
Arnold Koehn
Robert Wartenweiler
Keith Christensen
Ncondustrial Combustion
Ready Mix
Hubers
Fritola
South Side Market
Torres Captures Ten Round Fight at Madison Square Garden
Jose Torres, after a bout described as bruising and cagey, won a unanimous decision over Jose Gonzalez in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. He admitted ring rust and vowed to fight more often to earn a middleweight title shot, noting little danger from his opponent and a swirl of holding and tagging in the bout.
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New York
Jose Torres
Jose
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Torres
Joey Giardello
Wisconsin December 1963 coldest since turn of century
The state climatologist reports a bitter December with south Wisconsin 12 to 13 degrees below normal and north 4 to 5 below normal. The coldest spell ran December 13 to 23, Owen recording minus 29 on December 20, and total precipitation about one inch, roughly half to two thirds normal.
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Wisconsin
Marvin W. Burley
Burley
Owen
Pro debutants shock LA Open as Black fires 67 to lead
Roger Ginsberg of New York and James Black of North Carolina led the Los Angeles Open after a first round marked by a sensational 67 from 21 year old ex caddy James Black. Black birdied 17 and eagleed 18 to force a tie with Ginsberg amid gloom and fading crowds.
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Roger Ginsberg
New York
James Black
North Carolina
Black
Charlotte
N.C
Ginsberg
Down to Earth From The Soil Conservation Service
A community note from the Soil Conservation Service covers upcoming watershed meetings led by Merlin Emberson and Don Deininger, with topics on general herd health and mastitis control. It reports new officers for Smock Valley, a Rose Bowl aside, and reflections on local leaders and social security questions.
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Dougherty Creek
Calvin Kraemer
Paul Thompson
Argyle
Merlin
Adams Church
Don Deininger
Bill Leopold
Kendall Digman
Billy Hartwig
Delbert Indergand
al Neuenschwander
AMC Output 480 365 in 1963 production
Detroit based American Motors Corp AMC built 480 365 Rambler cars in 1963 with plants in Milwaukee and Kenosha The year total marks the second best in US auto output for 1963 behind 1955 record and up 10 percent from 1962 GM Chevrolet led production with 4 077 246 passenger cars 2 008 832 Chevrolets Also 459 200 Wisconsin residents received social security benefits totaling about 31 5 million monthly in 1963 Bobby Brue shot 71 in first round of Los Angeles Open golf tournament led by Roger Ginsberg with 67
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American Motors Corp
Milwaukee
Kenosha
AMC
United States
General Motors
Chevrolet
K. A. Albrecht
Social Security Administration
Wisconsin
Brue
Los Angeles
Bobby Brue
Roger Ginsberg
State To Start Moving Offices
Madison officials announce the largest state government relocation in Wisconsin history, with 2,400 workers and office gear moving to the $12.2 million Hill Farm complex on Madison’s west side by January 27. The nine floor main building plus two structures will consolidate agencies from the Capitol and downtown offices, reduce rents, and provide 1,029 parking spaces and three snack bars for staff.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Hill Farm
Eas Madison
Conservation Department
Industrial Commission
Health, Highway, Vocation Education
Public Welfare
Agriculture
Civil Defense
Motor Vehicle
Aeronautics
Francis Powers
Division of
West Side
Savings and Loan Department
Stocks Reach Historic Highs in 1964 Debut
New York reports a strong investment push lifting Wall Street to record highs in four trading sessions ending with New Year gains. Dow Jones rose 4.73 to 767.68, AP average hit 287.2, and S&P 500 stood at 75.50. Volume totaled 21,891,650 shares across the four days.
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Ny Nume
NEW York
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
Judge Delays Ruby Bond Hearing Again in Dallas
Judge Joe Brown postponed Jack Ruby's bond hearing for two weeks due to trial schedule conflicts. Ruby is accused of killing Lee Harvey Oswald, who was linked to JFK's assassination. The hearing, recessed for Christmas, is rescheduled for January 24 pending DA readiness.
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Vist
Joel B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Brown
Waves Move Across Water Surface Yet Water Rises and Falls
A description of wave motion notes that while waves travel across a lake or sea surface, the water itself mostly oscillates up and down. The same volume of water tends to return close to its original location after a wave passes.
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