Packers Ready For Away Game
Green Bay faces Minnesota on the road as Willis Davis anchors the Packers defensive line. Davis, 6 foot 3 and 240 pounds, is praised for speed and agility and helps the league leading defense yield the fewest yards through four games. Offense rose to sixth in total yardage after beating the Rams.
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Badgers Open Big Ten Tilt With Purdue Sharpened Passing
Wisconsin, ready to air it out if the ground game stalls, tunes up in a drill led by quarterbacks Hal Brandt Dave Franck and Arnie Quarrema. Brandt gains confidence after Notre Dame and Western Michigan games, while Ralph Kurek and Ken Bowman expect to be ready despite ankle and knee issues. Purdue rotates linemen as James Garcia heals, with Hopp stepping to right tackle.
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Detroit Boxer Loses Pay After Milwaukee Bout Ruling
Detroit lightweight Gene Gresham who won a 10 round decision in Milwaukee is ordered by County Judge Thaddeus J. Pruss to turn over his $750 purse to the federal government to satisfy a $767 tax lien. Gresham outpointed Billy Braggas of Milwaukee on March 7.
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Angels' Belinsky Signs 1964 Baseball Contract
Los Angeles reports that Be linsky, long viewed as a likely trade candidate, signs the 1964 contract with the Angels. The move confirms his status as a valued prospect and secures his place on the team for the upcoming season.
Belinsky Signs with Angels for 1964 Season
The Los Angeles Angels locked in Belinsky for 1964, making him the first major leaguer to come to terms for next season. Bo Belinsky risks and past trades are noted, with jokes about early contract timing and possible salary tax implications.
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Reds Coaching Staff Named for 1964 Season
Cincinnati President General Manager Bill DeWitt announced the rehiring of the Reds coaching staff for 1964. Pitching coach Jim Turner batting coach Dick Sisler and Reggie Otero will return to guide the team.
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Frieda Swiggum Tops Keglerette League With 506 Series
Frieda Swiggum rolled 155 200 151 for a 506 series to take over the Keglerette League lead from Gertrude Erb. Teammates and other league results include Don's Standard Service and Stauffacher Construction splitting wins, while Donovan Prien led KC Cadiz with a 573 series and Gean Slinde added 562 in KC Cadiz action.
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Dorothy Krug
Rosie Wuthrich
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Leona Gruenewald
Ev Jacobs
Jackie Smith
Betty Elmer
Hazel Weissenfluh
Clarks
John Deere
Monroe Cold Storage
Death notices for Lieurance and Colgate in two cities
Boulder Colorado remembered composer Thurlow W. Lieurance 87 who died of a heart attack. His work includes By The Waters of Minnetonka. Darien Connecticut mourns S Bayard Colgate 65 former president and chairman of Colgate Palmolive Peet died Tuesday. He led the company 1933 to 1938 before becoming chairman.
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S. Bayard
Warriors top Lakers 105 97 in exhibition game
Wilt Chamberlain scored 26 points for the San Francisco Warriors who overcame the Los Angeles Lakers 105 to 97 in an exhibition NBA contest played Wednesday night. Five teammates reached double figures for the winners.
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Wis. DMV reports spike in license suspensions in 1963
The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department says 21 048 motorists had driving privileges revoked or suspended in the first nine months of 1963. This compares with 20 010 in the same period the previous year.
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