West Captures Third NFL Feat in Pro Bowl Rout
In Los Angeles the West defeated the East 31-17 in the NFL’s 14th annual Pro Bowl before 67,242. Key stars included Unitas as Player of the Game and Marchetti as Lineman of the Game, with Brown sparking the East offense and Taylor gaining 98 yards for the West.
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Chicago Bears
New York
Chicago
Miami
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Cleveland
Baltimore
John Unitas
Jim Taylor
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Unitas
Gino Marchetti
Jim Brown
Taylor
Brown
Jesse Whitenton
Washington
Norm Snead
Bobby Mitchell
Herb Adderley
Mike, Ditka
Gail ‘Coghill
Detroit
Bill Wade
Johnson
Snead
Canadians May Host 1968 Winter Olympics
In Innsbruck Austria Calgary Canada emerges as the favorite to land the 1968 Winter Games. IOC meets January 25 with a secret vote on January 28 to decide the host city. Calgary leads among contenders Grenoble Lake Placid Lahti Oslo and Sapporo as Canada seeks its first Winter Olympics.
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Calgary
Canada
International Olympic Committee
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Oslo
Norway
Sapporo
Japan
Art Wall wins San Diego Open at Rancho Bernardo
Art Wall Jr. captures the $30,000 San Diego Open with a 274 total at Rancho Bernardo Country Club. Tony Lema and Bob Rosberg finish tied for second at 276 as Jul es Boros Gene Littler Bob Charles and Arnold Palmer also contend. Wall’s first major victory since the 1960 Canadian Open ends a long absence from top honors.
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Art Wall Jr
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Rancho Bernardo Country Club
Tony Lema
Bob Rosberg
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Jules Boros
Gene Littler
Bob Charles
al Geiberger
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arthur Jonathon Wall Jr
Cross May Replace Wilkinson as Coach
Dr. George L. Cross president of the University of Oklahoma endorsed a players petition urging Gomer Jones be named to succeed Bud Wilkinson as head football coach. Jones is favored by Wilkinson who resigned, while some Regents prefer an outside hire for the final decision.
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University of Oklahoma
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Bud Wilkinson
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Board of Regents
Cardinal Hockey Team Drubs Bungalows 9-3 in Rockton
The Crystal Bungalows from Minnesota faced a shorthanded Wagon Wheel Ice Palace squad as the Cardinal team won 9-3 Saturday night. Next week the Wagon Wheel Cardinals host Bloomington Minnesota with tickets on sale at local outlets in Rockford. The Eskimo diet note is unrelated to the game.
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Wagon Wheel Cardinals
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Ice Palace
Wagon Wheel Lodge
Hugh Deery Insurance Agency
Rockford
Colleges Restore Platoon Style Rule In Football
After 11 years of change, the NCAA rules committee approved a return to the platoon system with one restriction. Timeouts allow entering during running clock periods, while two players may enter during a running clock. The move follows coaches' demand for more substitutions and relaxes the 1953 ban. Additional changes include uprights to any height, penalties for helmet hits to the head, and no advance of the ball on a fair catch in punt returns.
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Fla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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American Football Coaches Association
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Bowling Tourney Set to Begin January 18
Monroe Bowling Association secretary treasurer Charles Bloom announced the 33rd annual Monroe Handicap Bowling Tournament entry deadline is Wednesday. The event runs Saturday and Sunday nights with team events first on January 18 19 25 and 26 at the Recreation Club, while singles and doubles action follows on February 1 2 8 9 and 15 16 at Turner Hall. Regular league play continues weekdays. Last year’s winners included Team Orangeville 100F No. 2 Doubles Virgil Bowman and Herb Flannery Singles Harold Snively All Events Burt Bacon and All Events Handicap Robert Mueller.
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Bloom
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Orangeville
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Herb Flannery
Harold Snively
Winker
Burt Bacon
Robert Mueller
Wisconsin grapplers fall to Iowa in home loss
Iowa defeated Wisconsin 23 to 9 in Iowa City as the Badgers forfeited two matches due to wrestlers away for examinations. The Wisconsin team, coming off three victories, could not overcome Iowa's advantage on Saturday.
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Vegetable Crop Weather Victim in Wisconsin 1963
Wisconsin report from the State Crop Reporting Service says 1963 was unfavorably dry with late spring frosts cutting fresh market vegetable yields. Cabbage production fell 11 percent from 1962, harvested area down 5,500 acres, and yields off 32 percent. Lettuce area dropped 400 acres, onions continued a decline with 14 percent production loss, and strawberries were hurt 22 percent by winter and late frost effects.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers Face Iowa as Conference Season Slips
Wisconsin of Chicago hosts Iowa in a Big Ten clash as Wisconsin seeks to halt a three game losing streak after a 76 63 defeat at Northwestern. Iowa aims to rebound from an 87 70 loss to Illinois on its home court.
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Hawkeye
Monticello Social Notes Recap of Weekend Visits
Rosa Legler hosted Sunday dinner with sister Louise Gessler in New Glarus. Royal Woelffer and family visited his parents R W Woelffer in Janesville. Leon Gempeler and Clifford Prien joined Tri-State Breeders Co op meeting in Westby. Roger Dooley on return from Germany duty to Richards-Gabore Air Base, KC. Anna Gerber convalescing in Winslow. Jacob Marty and Holcomb families shared Sunday supper in New Glarus and Monroe. William Calcraft longtime English public executioner, served 43 years, 1828 to 1871.
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Todd
Janesville
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Clifford Prien
Monroe
Tri-State
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Clark Dooley
Richards Gabore Air Force Base
Kansas City
Dooley
Germany
Anna Gerber
Arnold Zuegger
Winslow
Ronald Larson
Jacob M. Marty
New Glarus
Holcomb
Ira Holcomb
Smoking hazards and cancer risks from cigaret use report
Washington highlights from the Surgeon General advisory on smoking and health link cigarette use to lung cancer and chronic bronchitis. Men show 9 to 10 fold risk, heavy smokers 20 fold. women data align. Pipes and cigars pose lower risk but still higher than non smokers. Smoking during pregnancy relates to lower birth weight. overall mortality rises with consumption. Filters show no proven health benefit. cigars and pipes carry less risk.
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Washington
United States
Bubble Bursts For His Friends
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Paul Amos Sandblom filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition after creditors sought receivership, claiming debt over 20 million from discounted mortgages and notes. A U S commissioner issued a warrant for his arrest on mail fraud for selling securities without SEC registration. Sandblom, an insurance agent since 1953, denied borrowing and said he offered friends a chance to invest and earn commissions.
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Tex
Paul Amos Sandblom
Sandblom
U.S
James Martin
Today in History highlights select past events
On January 13 dates span from 1898 when Emile Zola published charges over the Drefus case and fled to England to 1733 English colonists reaching Charleston en route to Georgia. Other notes cover 1675 Cornell dynamo completion, 1915 central Italy quake killing 30,000, and 1932 Mussolini urging Europe to cancel WWI debts.
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Emile Zola
Drefus
Zola
England
Charleston
S.C
Georgia
United States
Cornell University
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Bill Odom
Hospital at Darlington to Name 1964 Officers
Warlington special. Annual meeting of the Memorial hospital of Lafayette County will be held at 8 p.m. next Monday in the Circuit Courtroom. Financial and committee reports will be given. Three hospital officers are to be elected. Those whose terms expire are Nathan Benedict and Palmer Evenstad directors and Mrs Geraldine Martens secretary.
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Memorial Hospital
Lafayette County
Nathan Benedict
Palmer Evenstad
Geraldine Martens
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