Bears Browns Keep Loop Lead in NFL Week Action
The Bears beat Baltimore 10-3 as Rudy Bukich, subbing for the ineffective Billy Wade, threw a 44 yard TD to Ronnie Bull. Green Bay crushed the Rams 42-10 to stay one game back. Browns upset Steelers 35-23 with Frank Ryan three TD passes. Polio victim dies in New York on a Dominican Republic visit.
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Boston
Buffalo
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Dominican Republic
Starr Sparks Packers Past Rams with 42–10 Victory
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr engineered a powerful 42 to 10 win over the Los Angeles Rams after a slow start. Starr threw three touchdown passes and finished 10 of 19 for 183 yards as Green Bay dominated with 418 total yards and a stifling defense led by Herb Adderley. The victory marked the Packers’ third straight win following an opening loss to Chicago.
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Michigan State
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John Roach
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Voice of Yankees broadcaster goes quiet in World Series
Los Angeles reports Mel Allen, longtime narrator of the Yankees, lost his voice during the tense fourth game as New York pressed Dodgers. Vin Scully noted the situation while sharing NBC telecast duties.
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Tom Gallery
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Knicks Power Past Royals in Exhibition Win
In Columbus Ohio the New York Knicks rallied after halftime to defeat the Cincinnati Royals 117 to 102 before a standing room crowd of 7 500. The game featured a sharp Knicks comeback and solid second half execution as exhibition play continued.
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Former Yankee Moose Skowron Emerges as Dodgers Hero
In the Dodgers four game sweep of the Yankees, Bill Moose Skowron, traded from New York, rises as a key figure while Joe Pepitone endures a costly error. Skowron hit .385 in the Series, and Dodgers toast him with a Mousketeers parody titled Mickey Moose as Pepitone laments a tough game.
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Moose) Skowron
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NFL Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
Saturday results include Cleveland 35 Pittsburgh 23. Sunday matchups feature Chicago 10 Baltimore 3 and Philadelphia 24 Dallas 21. Green Bay 42 Los Angeles 10. New York 24 Washington 14. St. Louis 56 Minnesota 14. Detroit 26 San Francisco 3.
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Hill Wins U S Prix to End Slump at Watkins Glen
Graham Hill drove a BRM to victory in the Grand Prix of the United States at Watkins Glen. He completed 110 laps of the 2.3 mile course in 2 hours 19 minutes 22.1 seconds at an average speed of 109.91 mph, ending a season slump and adding to his 1959 world title credentials.
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Hunters Find Weather Too Mild for Activity
Madison witnesses a warm Sunday with highs in the 80s and 90s. Hunters skip duck blinds to watch the World Series and the Packers on TV while waterfowl linger on the water.
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Palmer Captures $26000 Open Victory at Whitemarsh
Arnold Palmer, 33, won the Whitemarsh Open with a 72-hole total of 281, taking the $26000 first prize and making 1963 his richest payout year. The Latrobe, Pennsylvania native added to his three biggest checks of the season while missing major titles.
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Stevens Point and Eau Claire Roll in SCC Football Action
Stevens Point remained undefeated in conference play with a 20-0 win over La Crosse. Eau Claire defeated Oshkosh 19-13 for its third straight game without a loss. Superior beat Platteville 13-0, Whitewater defeated Stout 35-0, and River Falls edged UW Milwaukee 12-9. Pointers opened scoring passively before Sonny Redders broke through with an 86 yard TD run in the second quarter.
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Eau Claire
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Wayne Lodgaard
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Terry Diskin
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Jerry Slotten Discharged From Army Service
Jerry Slotten son of Mr and Mrs Orvin Slotten Verona former area residents has been discharged from active Army duty. He will begin work with the American Breeders Service at Madison.
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