Colts Favored To Bear Bears
NFL previews note the Chicago Bears facing the Baltimore Colts in Baltimore on Sunday with Raymond Berry back. Steelers and Packers also contend as Green Bay seeks higher in the East with Tom Moore back and Bart Starr still out.
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New York
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Bears
Packers
Colt
Baltimore
Colts
Raymond Berry
Berry
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Tom Moore
Starr
Zeke Bratkowski
John Roach
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Giants
NFL
Johnny Unitas-Berry
Ron Bull
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Jimmy Brown
Sonny Jurgensen
King Hill
St. Louis
Y. A. Tittle
Charlie Johnson
Sonny Randle
Bobby Joe Conrad
Ron Kramer
Ed Brown
Dallas
Lou Michaels
Jerry Kramer
Detroit
San Francisco
Lion
Nick Pietrosante
Larry Ferguson
Ollie Matson
Lions
Earl Morrall
Washington
Skins
Don Meredith
Norm Snead
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Romar Gabriel
Dutch van Brocklin
Wisconsin deer hunting permits set for issue in 1963 season
Wisconsin Conservation Department announced the 4,200 variable quota deer permits are ready. About 6,969 applications were received with 60 percent success, 27,876 individual applicants, and 1,400 locally issued permits. Area F led with 934 apps for 321 permits. season runs Nov 23 to Dec 1 with spike buck focus and optional sex in 26 counties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Green Business
Ashland County
Sawyer County
Ashland
Price
Sawyer Counties
Bayfield
Douglas
Clark, Chippewa
Eau Claire
Monroe
Jackson, Wood, and
Clark
Wood
Juneau
Adams, Waushara
Marquette
Mississippi River
East Central
Coins Mark First Mint in Mexico City in 1530s
The initial New World coins were minted in Mexico City during the 1530s. The coins bore the inscription plus ultra and imagery of the Pillars of Hercules symbolizing the gateway to the New World.
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New World
Mexico City
Hercules
Classified ads help thousands solve daily problems
In a bustling market of ads, readers rely on small listings to find services, items for sale, and notices. The column highlights how people use these notices to locate bargains, job leads, and community resources each day.
Gregg Earns Praise As Quarterback Saver
Green Bay tackle Forrest Gregg earns the nickname quarterback life insurance after key blocks in the Packers 34-20 win over the Colts. Lombardi touts Gregg's speed timing and frontline leadership as Roach Pitts and Fleming step up with Starr sidelined and Kramer nursing an ankle injury.
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Green Bay
Forrest Gregg
Green Bay Packers
Southern Methodist
Gregg
Baltimore
Gino Marchetti
Packers
Colts
Marchetti
Gino
John Roach
Bob Skoronski
Norm Masters
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Chicago Bears
Roach
Elijah Pitts
Marv Fleming
Fleming
Pittsburgh Steelers
Milwaukee County Stadium
Starr
Kramer
Steelers
Pitts
Tom Moore
Braves Cut Upper Deck Ticket Prices for 1964
The Milwaukee Braves cut upper deck box seats from 3.10 to 2.30 dollars with taxes included for 1964. Season tickets for upper deck box and grand stand seats priced at 139.05 and 97.85 respectively. A new group-order plan offers a 10 percent commission back to organized groups of 25 or more.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Austin Brown
Brown
Braves
Ripon Can Clinch Midwestern Title
The undefeated Ripon Redmen, six straight wins, can clinch the Midwest Conference title with a victory Saturday at Cornell. Other Midwest games include Lawrence at Beloit, Carleton at Grinnell, Knox at St Olaf, and Coe at Monmouth as SCC teams close the season except Whitewater.
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Associated Press
Ripon
Wisconsin
Cornell
Redmen
Jack Ankerson
Lawrence
Beloit
Carleton
Grinnell
Knox
St. Olaf
Coe
Monmouth
Eau Claire
Whitewater
la Crosse
SCC
Bemidji
Minn
State
Superior
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Michigan Tech
Platteville
Winona
State River Falls
Northland
Mankato
Stevens Point
Stout
St. Cloud
St. Norbert
Marion Mueller Leads 620 Series In Victory League Bowling
Marion Mueller posted a 620 honor series with a 232 high game to lead the Victory League action. Wally Miller added 574, while Dick Bruny and Charles Buehler each rolled 564. Women’s leader Bette Elmer sank 486 with a 202 game, and Helen Burkhard added 470. Team results show Schuetzel 3-1, Recreation Club 1-3, and others.
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Marion Mueller
Kegler
Mueller
Wally Miller
Dick Bruny
Charles Buehler
Bette Elmer
Helen Burkhard
Pleasure
Vera Prien
Frieda White
Bette Sorenson
S and O
Share
S Texaco
Gemplers Tires
Tigers Pure Oil
Bauman Kitchens
Kundert Oil Co
Kundert’s Service
Swaine TV
Lou Hackle
Bob Trickel
Ken Mahlberg
Eagles
Baumgartners
Eatons
Oaktron
Clarks Grandpas
Roger Cheese
Dean’s Milk
Kubly Transfer
Herb Flannery
Virgil Bowman
August Larsen
Don Gerber
Hervey Hoesly
Mel
Texaco
City Taxi
Moose
Evie
Bar
Bob Ethridge
George Redman
Bob Wuetrich
Schuetzel
Recreation Club
Brandenberg Plumbing and Heating
Commercial Bank
Sportsmen
Junction House
Indians Subject To Fishing Laws
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Indians living in Menominee County must follow state hunting and fishing laws. The decision overturned Judge Fischer of Menominee and Shawano counties who had dismissed charges against Joseph Sanapaw William Grignon and Francis Basina for deer hunting with a light on tribal land. Justice George Currie wrote the majority opinion with a dissent by Justice Dietrich.
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Madison
Menominee County
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
R. H. Fischer
Menominee
Shawano
Fischer
Joseph Sanapaw
William J. Grignon
Francis Basina
George Currie
William Dietrich
Farm monthly wages rise with 1961 average at 203 dollars
Farm workers saw wages rise by three dollars year over year. The 1961 average monthly wage stood at 203 dollars, with a public notice inviting readers to dial 325 5101 for an ad taker today.
Varied Losses From Dry Spell Across the Nation
The Associated Press poll finds wide divergence in weather impacts. Some areas see crops ruined and timber losses. Alabama reports timber losses over 500000 and total economic losses above 3.5 million, while others post bumper yields and higher tourism and sporting goods sales. Colorado lists a 50 million crop loss for 1963. New York cites about 3 million in crop losses and 100000 in timber losses.
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Associated Press
Woodland
Alabama
Pennsylvania
New York State Agriculture Department
Colorado
State Agriculture Department
Silvestri Frain Ready for Clash in Big Ten Showdown
Wisconsin Badgers tune up in Madison before heading to East Lansing for the Michigan State game. Carl Silvestri, the league’s fourth leading rusher, shows fitness after an ankle sprain as he rounds into practice, with Jerry Hackbart added to the travel squad and Ron Frain set to join despite a shoulder bruise.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers
East Lansing
Michigan State
Carl Silvestri
Big Ten
Silvestri
Ohio State
Louis Holland
Milt Bruhn
Jerry Hackbart
Ron Frain
Racing Champ Foyt Cleared of Charges
A J Foyt of Houston, the United States Auto Club champion this year, was exonerated in Indianapolis of charges he struck another driver after a race three weeks earlier. Johnny White was absent from the USAC hearing. Foyt had been suspended for conduct detrimental to racing but the suspension was lifted.
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Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Houston
U.S. Auto Club
USAC
Johnny White
Foyt
Williams Grove
Jobholders in Nation Judge 70 Million Mark
The number of Americans with jobs rose by 350000 to 699 million in October, the Labor Department said. The unemployed stayed at 350000, but the labor force grew to 761 million, with a spokesman calling the changes seasonal in nature.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
105 Bears Shot in State During Archery Season
Madison Wisconsin bowmen have taken 105 bears this fall far surpassing the 59 bears in all of 1962. Otis Bersing of the State Conservation Department cites favorable weather and animal movement due to food scarcity as the reason. Vilas County leads with 22 bears and Ashland County with 20. Bersing adds that deer bowmen are also good with 737 killed so far versus 977 last year. the early deer season runs through November 19.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Otis Bersing
State Conservation Department
Bersing
Vilas
Ashland
Monroe Cheesemakers Meet Edgerton for Season Finale
The Monroe Cheesemakers face the Edgerton Crimson Tide at Recreation Park in the final game of the season. Kickoff is 7 45 p m. The matchup ends the grid careers of 18 Monroe seniors including Bill Schuetze who is sidelined with a chest injury. Edgerton is 1 4 1 and Monroe 4 3 in Badger Conference play. The Crimson Tide relies on the run but can throw the long ball. Punt Pass and Kick winners will be recognized at halftime along with a youth demonstration.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Edgerton Crimson Tide
Recreation Park
Monroe
Bill Schuetze
Edgerton
Cheesemakers
Crimson Tide
Man O'War Stakes Tops Racing Program
The $112 700 Man O'War Stakes at Aqueduct headlines the weekend racing slate. Speculation swirls as Kelso is moved to Laurel for the Washington D C International, leaving handicappers torn between front runners like Never Bend and come-from-behind types such as The Axe 2nd Bronze Baby David K and Guadalcanal.
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Associated Press
Aqueduct
Kelso
Carl Hanford
Laurel
Never Bend
the Axe 2Nd
Bronze Baby
David K
Guadalcanal
Edward Durell Stone to Design National Cultural Center
Architect Edward Durell Stone will design the National Cultural Center planned for Washington D C. The project aims to house performances exhibitions and national showcases under Stone now associated with the commission overseeing the cultural complex.
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Edward Durell Stone
National Cultural Center
Washington, D.C
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