Eau Claire Clinches 1963 WSC Football Title With Undefeated Run
Eau Claire clinched the Wisconsin State College Conference title in 1963, going 7-0 including six league games. Ed Kramar starred with two touchdowns in a 14-6 win over Superior as Stevens Point finished second after a 27-13 victory over Whitewater. River Falls, La Crosse, Platteville, Oshkosh, and Stout had close finishes.
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Doug Hinkel
Platteville Captures Cross Country Title in Wisconsin State Meet
Platteville won the Wisconsin State College Conference cross country title with 42 points, led by individual winner Tom Weimann who clocked 16 minutes 2.5 seconds for three miles. Wisconsin-Milwaukee was runnerup with 58, followed by La Crosse, River Falls, Whitewater, Stevens Point, and Oshkosh.
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Buckeyes Edge Badgers To Tie Big Ten Lead
Wisconsin faced Ohio State in Madison as Hal Brandt struggled with 6 of 15 passing for 64 yards and a stalled attack. Don Unverforth connected on 7 of 10 passes for 98 yards while Matt Snell and the Buckeyes posted a decisive late drive. Wisconsin’s backs totaled 263 rushing yards but a missed 44 yard field goal proved costly in a 13-10 defeat.
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Packers Block Field Goal Seals Roach Debut Win
Hank Jordan blocked a Baltimore field goal to secure a 34-20 victory over the Colts, backing John Roach in his first start as Bart Starr's injury holdover. Lombardi praised Roach while the sixth straight win keeps Green Bay tied with Chicago atop the Western Division.
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Packers Roach shines as Roach steps in at QB
Colts rally ends with Packers defense rising to the challenge. Jordan recalls practice gaps as he knocks down a Baltimore pass to end the threat. Roach starts after three years on the Packers bench and performs well under Don Shula’s praise. Green Bay defeats Baltimore 34 to 20 as Detroit and St. Louis win.
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Junior Class Takes Homecoming Honors
The junior class won first place in floats at the Brodhead High School homecoming parade on Saturday. Their theme was Armed for Victory. The sophomore class, with Kick the L out of Argyle, took second, and the senior class was third with the theme Expecting a Victory.
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Giants Hand Browns First Loss in Big NFL Sweep
The Giants stunned the unbeaten Browns 33-6 as a fierce defensive front and Y.A. Tittle along with Don Chandler propelled New York. Cleveland’s Brown and Ryan struggled, while St. Louis and Green Bay pressed in the race at 5-2 and 6-1 respectively.
Giants Roll To Win as Tittle Leads Giants Offense
In a Saturday night showdown Buffalo beat Boston 28-21 while New York and Denver tied 35-35. Giants quarterback Y.A. Tittle connected on a 23 yard pass to Del Shofner and hit Hugh McElhenney six times for TDs. Alex Webster added a two yard rushing TD and Chandler kicked four field goals from 29 to 42 yards. Browns rallied with a 10 yard pass from Jim Ninowski to Rich Kreitling for a late score.
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Juda Gridders Injured in Game at Blanchardville
Saturday afternoon two Juda gridiron players were injured as Blanchardville defeated Juda 19 to 6. Lyle Thorp, 16, sustained a mild concussion and a fractured thumb. his condition is good. Larry Larson, 15, also had a mild concussion but was released yesterday. Blanchardville tied for first with Belleville in the State Line League. Argle upset Brodhead 14-6 with Jim Wyss scoring on a 65-yard run and Jack Larson adding a two-yard TD for Argle. Steve Jones scored Brodhead’s lone touchdown.
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Rent that room through class ads in The Monroe Evening Times
Classified listings in The Monroe Evening Times advertise available rooms for rent with brief details on location price and contact options. The note highlights practical options for tenants seeking affordable housing in the local area.
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Harriers Take 11th in Sectional Meet at Brookfield Central
Monroe and Badger Conference runners finished 11th and ninth respectively in the sectional at Brookfield Central. Brookfield Central won, with Oconomowoc and Wauwatosa West second and third. The top three teams advance to the state meet on November 2 in Hartford.
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Ron Mauemann
Don Grossen
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Larry Holcomb
Bruce Kading
United States Wins Canada Cup Golf Tourney
The United States led by Jack Nicklaus secured the Canada Cup with a string of birdies as fog delayed the final round and reduced play to nine holes. Tournament director Fred Corcoran ruled all players must complete 63 holes for official status, then indicated completion of today’s nine holes was assured.
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Nicklaus Bags U S Open Title With 237 Score
Nicklaus birdied six of the final nine holes to win the U S championship with a 237 total after tying Gary Player at 54 holes. Arnold Palmer contributed to the U S team with a 245, giving a combined score of 482 as Palmer closed with a 34 over the final nine holes.
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Bouton Welcomes Son Michael George in New Jersey
The New York Yankees pitcher Jim Bouton and his wife Barbara welcomed their first child a son named Michael George born Saturday at Ridgwood Valley Hospital in Ridgwood New Jersey.
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Population total for states and territories reaches 183,285,000
The latest census figure reports a nationwide population of 183,285,000 for the 50 states and outlying areas under U S sovereignty or jurisdiction, reflecting the current total across the union.
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