Packers Camp Toughening Drill Keeps Veterans Fit
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi pounds his trainees with rugged conditioning as veterans return for the first full camp. Rookie guard Mike Hicks from Marshall College in West Virginia is cut for being overweight, while veterans and several newcomers endure intense drills in persistent rain. Hornung Taylor and Currie highlight the squad’s push toward peak conditioning. Hicks weighed in about 20 pounds over and failed to keep up with drills.
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Green Bay
Edge Packer
Vince Lonchardi
Mike Hicks
Marshall College
West Virginia
Hicks
Henry Jordan
Lombardi
Jordan
Dan Currie
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Nicklaus Tops Golf Money Winners List
Jack Nicklaus leads the PGA money list with earnings of 90,718 after more than half the season, ahead of Arnold Palmer at 80,693. Tony Lema is third with 66,778, followed by Bill Casper Jr 59,096 and Gary Player 50,369. Others include Mason Rudolph 38,837 ce Souchak 36,920 Ken Venturi 35,446 Juan Rodriguez 35,116 and Tommy Jacobs 33,816.
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Mason Rudolph
Ce Souchak
Ken Venturi
Juan Rodriguez
Tommy Jacobs
National League standings and schedule snapshot
The National League table shows Philadelphia and San Francisco atop the standings with records 52-37 and 54-39 respectively, followed by Cincinnati 51-41 Milwaukee 47-43 Pittsburgh 45-42 St Louis 47-44 Chicago 45-45 Los Angeles 45-46 Houston 42-52 New York 27-66. Monday results included Chicago 6 San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 2 and Houston 4 Los Angeles 1. Upcoming games list Chicago at San Francisco New York at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis Philadelphia at Milwaukee Houston at Los Angeles with additional Wednesday matchups and doubleheaders noted.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Cincinn
St. Lo
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago Teams Win White Sox Bounce Into Second Place
Chicago White Sox rally past Yankees woes to reach second in the American League, aided by strong pitching and a comeback hitting surge led by Don Buford. Manager Al Lopez cites unpredictable baseball as the team eyes a pennant chase despite recent slumps.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
al Lopez
White Sox
Wisconsin Women’s golf tournament medalist crowns repeat winner
Mary Beth Nienhaus a 21 year old Marquette University coach from Appleton led a field of 16 in match play at the Branch River Country Club securing medalist honors for the second straight year in the 52nd Wisconsin Women’s golf tournament.
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Manitowoc
Mary Beth Nienhaus
Marquette University
Appleton
Branch River Country Club
Braves Open Series With Phillies At County Stadium
Milwaukee Braves aim to climb in the NL as they host the first place Philadelphia Phillies in a three game set at County Stadium. Braves recent play includes a 12-7 exhibition loss to Minnesota while Philadelphia dropped a league game to Cincinnati. Bragan relies on pitching with Wade Blasingame facing Art Mahaffey in the opener, followed by Warren Spahn and Denny Lemaster in the corridor games as Milwaukee seeks to continue its late surge.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phils
County Stadium
Braves
Phils
Minnesota Twins
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Bobby Bragan
Phillies
Wade Blasingame
Art Mahaffey
Warren Spahn
Denny Lemaster
Sorenson Opens Women's Western Amateur Title Quest
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin seeks to regain the Women’s Western Amateur crown as she opens match play in the 64th annual event at Oak Park. The 21 year old four time Wisconsin champion posted 39 39 78 on the par 73 layout while Mrs Paul Fullmer of Itasca Illinois shot 40 41 81. Maureen Crum of Plant City Florida led medalist honors in a field of 157 with 37 38 5.
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Carol Sorenson
Chicago
Janesville
Wis
Paul Fullmer
Itasca
Ill
Miss Sorenson
Wisconsin
Oak Park Country Club
Pullmer
Maureen Crum
Plant City
Fla
Stoughton Grid Coach Takes Post at College
Stoughton high school football coach Gil Krueger resigns to become head track coach and assistant football coach at North Central College in Naperville Illinois. Krueger mentored AP All Wisconsin prep selections Dan Moser and Luther Selbo. His teams had a 46 1 9 record since 1956.
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Stoughton Grid
College
Stoughton
Gil Krueger
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Krueger
Associated Press
Dan Moser
Luther Selbo
Lester Wins Unanimous Decision Over Niblett in Kezar Bout
Undefeated Jimmy Lester of San Francisco defeated Frank Niblett of Monterey by unanimous 10 round decision at Kezar Pavilion. It was Niblett’s second and final challenger to go the distance with Lester, who notched his 12th win.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Lester
Frank Niblett
Monterey
Calif
Kezar Pavilion
Lester
Niblett
English Schoolboys set Channel relay record Dover team beats prior mark
Ten Denstone College pupils aged 15 to 19 swam the English Channel in relay in 11 hours 27 minutes, shaving more than three hours off the previous record. They swam from France to England, beating Folkestone’s 14 hours 57 minutes set a decade ago. The fastest Channel swim remains Helge Jensen's 10 hours 23 minutes in 1960.
Prien Announces Slowpitch Schedule at Twining Park
Prien slowpitch commissioner says rained out games from last night will be made up tonight on Twining Park with Power and Light vs Grace Lutheran at 7, Eagles No 1 vs Baumgartners at 8, Hubers vs Swiggums at 9 on the old diamond Chalet Cheese vs Firemen at 7 Moose vs EUB II at 8 Lanz Hardware vs Wisconsin Liquid Feed at 9 on the new diamond. Week continues with Dormans vs White Haven 7 South Wayne vs EUB No 1 8 Wisconsin Liquid Feed vs EUB No 1 9 Thursday Heeren and Co plien vs Swiss Colony 7 Joe's Private Club vs The Office 8 Martin's vs Eagles No.1 9.
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Yonn Ren
Slowprteh
Twining Park
Power and Light
Grace Lutheran
Eagles No. 1
Baumgartners
Hubers
Swiggums
Old Diamond
Chalet Cheese
Firemen
Moose
Lanz Hardware
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
New Diamond
Dormans
White Haven
South Wayne
EUB No. I
EUB No. 1
Heeren and
Coplien
Swiss Colony
Joe's Private Club
the Office
Martin's
Eagles No.i
Brooke withholds support for Goldwater over statements
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke, a Republican and a Black leader, says he will not back GOP nominee Barry Goldwater unless Goldwater disavows several remarks. Readers are urged to rent room space via Classifieds in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Brooke
Boston
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
Monroe Evening Times
Nation's Crime Continues Rise
FBI figures show 1963 saw more than 2.5 million serious crimes, a 10 percent rise with repeats high, prompting Hoover to denounce leniency. Murder, rape, and assault rates rose. property crimes drove the increase with 8,500 murders nationwide and $785 million stolen. Wisconsin recorded 24,151 serious crimes, up from 21,020, with the rate up to 594.7 per 100,000.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Crime Trends Highlight Murders Rise in 1963
Wisconsin records show 70 murder and manslaughter cases in 1963, more than double the 37 reported in 1962, reflecting a significant upsurge in violent crime.
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Wisconsin
Latecomers Lead KC Golf League With One Week Left
Latecomers surge to the top of the KC Golf League at Windy Acres with one week to play as No-Moes fall from first to third. Standings show Latecomers 35.12, Studio 34% 32, Holligans 26, Banker's Life 25, Windy Acres 24. Birdies credited to Harry Buholzer Alan Bauman Ed Schmitz, with Henry Bauman winning longest putt on the ninth.
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KC League
Windy Acres
Studio
Banker's Life
Harry Buholzer
Alan Bauman
Ed Schmitz
Henry Bauman
Stars Batting Boosts White Sox Past Angels in Shutout
Yesterday's Stars Buford slammed a homer, triple and single driving in four as the White Sox routed the Angels 9-0. Talbot paired with Buford on the mound, scattering nine hits for his second on the season and helping Chicago win its fifth in a row and move within a half game of Baltimore.
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Lopez
Don Buford
Buford
Angels
White Sox
Sox
John Buzhardt
Peters
Bo Belinsky
Bob Meyer
Chicago Cubs
Ron J Santo
San Francisco
Cubs
Doug Clements
Billy Williams
Santo
Willie Mays
Giants
Williams
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bob Buhl
Gaylord Perry
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago
Baltimore
Fred Talbot
Thurmond Rebuffed Collins Confirmed as CRR Director
The Senate voted 53 to 8 to overcome Sen. Strom Thurmond’s opposition and approve LeRoy Collins, former Florida governor, as director of the Community Relations Service under the Civil Rights Act. Thurmond accused Collins of sensational anti-South rhetoric and segregationist past.
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Thurmond
Collins
Washington
Senate
Strom Thurmond
DSC
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Ankerson Impresses Cardinal Grid Coach in Camp
St Louis coach Wally Lemm praised Ripon College rookie quarterback Jack Ankerson for quickly mastering terminology cadence and plays at the Cardinals NFL training camp. Lemm called him a big kid with potential and noted Ankerson set a Midwest Conference scoring record guiding Ripon to an undefeated season last fall.
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Lake Forest, UL
St. Louis
Wally Lemm
Jack Ankerson
Ripon College
Cardinals
Lemm
Ankerson
Ripon
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