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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1963

Page

7

Packers Down Vikings 37-28

Green Bay topped Minnesota 37-28 in Minneapolis as Herb Adderley blocked a field goal and Henry Gremminger returned the block 80 yards for a late TD. Bart Starr faced turnovers yet Green Bay held on for its fourth straight win.

Minneapolis - ST. Paul Minnesota Vikings Green Bay Packers Packers Herb Adderley Henry Gremminger Vikings Green Bay Viking Fred Cox Adderley Minnesota Cox Fran Tarkenton Gremminger NFL Bart Starr Ed Sharockman Roy Winston Starr Packer Tarkenton Paul Flatley Jerry Reichow

Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis Column

Monticello residents report visits and weekend activities across Wisconsin. Notables include Mr and Mrs Jacob Marty of New Glarus visiting Robert Holcomb Sr, Tom O’Brien of Chicago dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Dave Brink, and Linda Hillard from Milwaukee returning home after a Madison trip.

Jacob Marty New Glarus Robert Holcomb Sr Tom O’brien Chicago Dave Brink Dean Hilliard Madison Linda Hilliard Milwaukee Ray Silver James Curran Browntown Lawrence F. Marty Reynold Zeller Gordon Heggesta Necedah Julie Krieg Jake Krieg Neil Buechel Verona Krieg Kay Klooster Platteville State College John Wirth Robert Holcomb Jr Castle Rock Sylvia Curtis Doris Wagner Curt Donald Brink Horeb Walter Brink William Arnold Brink

Lions linebacker suffers knee injury in Cowboys loss

Carl Brett Schneider of the Detroit Lions suffered a knee injury during Sundays 17-14 defeat by the Dallas Cowboys and was believed out for the season.

Dallas Carl Brettschneider Detroit Lions Dallas Cowboys

Monroe Cross Country Finishes 21st at Midwest Invitational

Monroe high school placed 21st of 22 at the Midwest Invitational in Janesville. Bob Gordon of Palatine Ill and Madison West high claimed the title. Gordon clocked 10 03.3. Monroe runners included Lysser Mauer mann Grossen Hayes Trumpy with all under 12 minutes. The B team finished 15th of 19 led by Eckstam. Albany visits Monroe tomorrow for a 4 p.m. dual at the country club course. Visitors are asked to stay off greens and sand traps.

Monroe High School Janesville Bob Gordon Madison West High School Palatine Ill Dave Lysser Monroe Harriers Gordon Monroe Ron Mauermann Don Grossen Terry Hayes John Trumpy Albany Monroe Country Club Steensrud

Roman Brother Wins Champagne at Aqueduct in New York

New York financier E L Wolfson saw Roman Brother win the Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct in a 4 1/2 length victory. Jockey John Rotz rode the favorite from Harbor View Farm as the gelding earned $152,150 for the win and Wolfson had previously acquired the horse for $23,500 at Hialeah.

New York Louis E. Wolfson Florida Roman Brother Ocala Hialeah Wolfson Count Bud California Warfare

Qualifying Opens for North and South Seniors Golf Championship

Qualifying for the 12th annual North and South Seniors Golf Championship began in Pinehurst North Carolina with about 350 golfers competing for 32 spots in the championship match play.

Pinehurst N.C

Wisconsin Surprises Purdue with Silvestri at Fullback

Wisconsin Coach Milt Bruhn moved Carl Silvestri to fullback replacing injured Ralph Kurek. Silvestri ran 86 yards on 14 carries as Wisconsin beat Purdue 38 20. Hal Brandt and Jimmy Jones aided a strong aerial attack while Louie Holland powered the rushing game. The Badgers seek another Big Ten title despite defensive concerns.

Madison Wisconsin Badgers Milt Bruhn Carl Silvestri Ralph Kurek Shorewood Purdue Hal Brandt Bruhn Silvestri Iowa Big Ten Brandt Hal Jimmy Jones Rom VanderKelen Pat Richter Jones Jimmy Notre Dame Louie Holland Holland Ron Smith Ron di Gravio

Ripon Tops Carleton to Seize Midwest Lead

Undefeated Ripon moved into first in the Midwest Conference with a 27-7 win over Carleton. Beloit beat Monmouth 10-3, Lawrence lost to Grinnell 20-12, Cornell defeated St Olaf 35-7, and Coe crushed Knox 54-0. Anderson led Ripon with three TD passes, a rushing score, and three extra points.

Associated Press Ripon Carleton Jack Ankerson Beloit Monmouth Lawrence Grinnell Cornell St. Olaf Coe Knox Anderson John Kincaid John Goetzke Bucs Pat Jordan Bob Hansen Guy Booth

Browns and Bears Remain Undefeated in NFL Week

Browns beat Giants 35-24 as Jimmy Brown rushed 123 yards on 23 carries with a 72 yard reception and three scores. Bears crushed Rams 52-14 to stay unbeaten, Ditka scoring four TDs. Packers, Eagles, and other results noted as NFL slate progresses.

Mike Rathe Associated Press Jimmy Brown Sam Huff New York Giants Cleveland Browns Iside Brown Syracuse Jim Taylor St. Louis Pittsburgh Charlie Johnson Bobby Joe Conrad San Francisco San Diego New York Jets Buffalo Kansas City Houston Denver

Brewster Named Yale University President

Kingman Brewster Jr. was chosen as Yale's 17th president, succeeding A Whitney Griswold. The 44 year old Yale alumnus has served as provost since 1961 and acted as president after Griswold's death. The Yale Corp announced the decision.

New Haven Conn Kingman Brewster Jr Yale University Brewster Yale A. Whitney Griswold

National Geographic marks diamond anniversary in 75 years

Washington reflects on the National Geographic 75th anniversary and its rise from a modest 1888 publication to a leading, accuracy driven magazine. Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor recalls editorial policy, early struggles, and the magazine's enduring commitment to factual, non biased coverage and worldwide exploration.

Washington National Geographic National Geographic Society Colier’s Saturday Evening Post Coronet Woman’s Home Companion American Magazine Literary Digest the Pathfinder The Review of Reviews McClure’s Scribner’s the Centurey the Geographic Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor Dr. Grosvenor Society Grosvenor Ishbel Ross Geographic Imperial General Staff Alan

Ralph Hunn Former Badger Crew Coach Dies at 52

Milwaukee mourns Ralph Hunn 52 longtime Wisconsin crew coach from 1934 to 1940 who died of a heart attack Sunday. He later worked for the Milwaukee County Park Commission and was a notable figure in local athletics.

Milwaukee Ralph Hunn University of Wisconsin Hunn Wisconsin Milwaukee County Park Commission

Swiss Government Adopts Schweizerpsalm as National Anthem

Switzerland names Schweizerpsalm as official national anthem replacing the unofficial song Rufst du, mein Vaterland sung to God Save the Queen. The change marks a formal adoption of the historic composition by the Swiss government.

Kurdish Chief Surrenders in Beirut Report

Radio in Beirut announces that Shiek Ahmad Barzani, brother of the Kurdish rebel leader, surrendered with his men to the Iraqi army, ending a raid and shifting Kurdish insurgent leadership.

Beirut Lebanon Baghdad Radio Shiek Ahmad Barzani

Americans Sweep Ryder Cup Victory Over Britain

The United States defeated Great Britain 23 to 9 in the 15th Ryder Cup, with Arnold Palmer's invincible team dominating three days of play. Britain split morning matches 8-8 but fell 15-1 in the afternoons, as Palmer credited the larger American ball for the edge.

Atlanta Great Britain United States U.S Invincible Arnold Palmer Britain Palmer John Fallon

Parker Sponsors Pen Pal Program at World’s Fair

Parker Pen Co announces an international Pen Pal project in cooperation with People To People led by Eisenhower. The program starts at the New York World’s Fair in April at the Parker Pavilion with visitors able to sign up and receive an overseas pen pal contact.

Janesville Parker Pen Co Eisenhower Parker Pavilion

Treasure law in Virgin Islands taxes treasure finders

A Virgin Islands statute requires treasure finders of hidden pirate hoards to negotiate tax terms directly with the U.S. secretary of the treasury. The rule sets the framework for determining duties and process for revenue collection on recovered relics.

The Virgin Islands U.S Secretary of the Treasury

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