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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1963

Page

5

Texas Longhorns Hold Top National Rating Against Rivals

The Texas Longhorns remain the No. 1 major college football team in the AP poll for a second straight week with 50 first place votes amid a 17-13 win over Arkansas. Wisconsin follows, with Pitt Illinois Mississippi and more in the top ten as Rice looms next for Texas.

Associated Press Texas Longhorns Arkansas Rice Longhorns Associated Press Weekly Texas Wisconsin Parkers Badgers Iowa Pittsburgh Illinois Misssissippi Alabama Oklahoma Auburn Northwestern Navy Ohio State Southern California Georgia Tech Rice Owls Pitt Panthers UCLA Mississippi Vanderbilt Houston Kansas State Michigan State Army Duke Florida Louisiana State Mississippi State Missouri Notre Dame Oregon Princeton Syracuse

Twin Double Ticket Fatal to Big Winner at Roosevelt

An unidentified man who won $10,899 on a $2 bet at Roosevelt Raceway died of a heart attack while about to cash the ticket. A spectator tried to pocket the ticket but was tackled by a policeman and the ticket was recovered. The Monday night twin double rose to $14,766.20, the track’s second high.

Westbury N.Y Roosevelt Raceway

Nicklaus Trails Palmer in Total PGA Winnings

In unofficial PGA standings Jack Nicklaus earned his fifth win of the year at the Sahara Invitational but trails Arnold Palmer by more than 29000 in total winnings. Palmer leads with 128230 from 7 wins in 20 events while Nicklaus has 5 wins in 24 events and Julius Boros stands third with 77356 from 26 events.

Dunedin Fla Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Palmer Nicklaus Julius Boros

Packers Amid QB Crises Elevate Roach After Starr injury

Green Bay faces a broken hand injury to quarterback Bart Starr with a six week possible absence. Reserve John Roach, a former NFL starter, moves into the spotlight while Drake rookie Terry Zang and veteran Lew Carpenter provide depth as Green Bay pursues a seventh straight division title.

Green Bay Barth Packers Packer John Roach NFL Roach Starr Vince Lombardi Lombardi Alabama Tom Moore Colts Baltimore Moore Cardinals St. Louis Chicago Bears Jimmy Hill Cardinal Hill Terry Zang Drake University Lew Carpenter Opposi

McCarver Receives National Loop Sophomore Honor

Norman Oklahoma Tim McCarver of the St Louis Cardinals was named the National League outstanding sophomore of 1963. He noted the honor surprised him while balancing baseball with his business major studies at the University of Oklahoma after transferring from Memphis State. He won 20 votes to Brock six.

Norman Okla Tim McCarver St. Louis Cardinal McCarver University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Memphis State University Lou Brock Chicago Cubs Bill White

Brodhead Beats Monroe Freshmen 14-7 at Recreation Park

The Monroe high school freshman football team lost to Brodhead 14-7 at Recreation Park. Bill Norder threw a 23 yard touchdown pass to Dave Holling, with Mike Meythaler adding the extra point. Meythalers 97 rushing yards on 21 carries led Monroe in a 63 play effort. Norder was highlighted on defense. Next, Monroe hosts Edgerton Thursday at 7 p.m. at Rec Park.

Monroe High School Brodhead Recreation Park Monroe Bill Norder Dave Holling Mike Meythaler Cheesemakers Meythaler Norder Edgerton

Speich Delivers 624 Honor Count in Kegler Action

Wally Speich topped the Pleasure League with a 624 series and a high game of 234, leading Marion Mueller by two pins despite Mueller's 236 high on Sept. 23. Vic Marean led Minor No. 3 with a 215 single, while Paul Ruf posted 220 in Turner Hall action. Team results show varied marks across multiple leagues and clubs.

Wally Speich Kegler Speich Marion Mueller Mueller Vic Marean Paul Ruf Herman Blum Turner Hall Arnold Koehn Dave Eley Herb Matzke Sylvan Waage Grace Lutheran Green Co. Salvage Monroe Windy Acres Triangle Treuthardt Stockyards Montgomery Gerald Gelbach Robert Prien Robert Mueller Hubers Gemplers Martins Swiss Wheel Hawleys Spoerrys Niffeneggers Simmons al Riese Dick Brunner LaVerne Hayes Delbert Kundert

Mathematics Course Planned at Shullsburg

A basic course in modern mathematics will be offered to parents and teachers in the Shullsburg school district starting at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Eight more sessions will follow this year after an organizational meeting. James L. Cole, the junior high mathematics teacher at Shullsburg, will conduct classes to help parents understand newer concepts in elementary and junior high math programs.

Shullsburg James L. Cole

Woman and Granatelli set 1000 km speed record at Bonneville

Mrs Barbara Nieland of Whittier California and Vince Granatelli of Los Angeles drove a stock production car 1000 kilometers at an average speed of 135.29 miles per hour at the Bonneville Salt Flats on Monday, setting an international speed record.

Bonneville Salt Flats Utah Barbara Nieland Whittier Calif Vince Granatelli Los Angeles

Giants recall Navy halfback Johnny County for kickoffs

New York Giants coach Allie Sherman may use former Illinois speedster Johnny County again as a kickoff specialist after a team spokesman announced his release from Navy service. County, noted as a fleet break away runner, returns to the club upon release.

NEW York Johnny County Allie Sherman New York Giants Illinois Navy

Badgers Target Ohio State After Strong Start

Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn focuses on the Buckeyes rather than a No. 2 AP ranking after the Badgers beat Iowa 10-7 to move to 4-1 and 2-0 in the Big Ten. Bruhn weighs lineup tweaks for the Ohio State game while noting Ralph Kurek may return and filling in for injured Bob Pickens.

Madison Wisconsin Milt Bruhn Ohio State Buckeyes Badger Iowa Badgers Associated Press Texas Bruhn Ralph Kurek Kurek Bob Pickens Evanston Ron Frain Buckeye

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