Texas Remains First in Nation in AP Football Poll
Texas holds No 1 in the college football AP poll with 508 points from 49 first place votes. Illinois moves to second with 358, Mississippi third at 306, Navy fourth at 278, and Auburn fifth at 266. Wisconsin drops to eighth after a loss. Ohio State returns to the Top Ten. Northwestern falls out. Also notes Jayvees play Evansville tonight at Recreation Park.
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Badgers Strive To Prove High Scoring Potential
Wisconsin's football team, anxious to show offensive potential, had scored only two TDs in wins over Iowa and Ohio State. Coach Milt Bruhn pressures the squad as they prepare for Michigan State homecoming, with Carl Silvestri’s ankle in question and Ron Frain fully recovered to reassign duties.
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Northwestern Uses Wired Helmets To Study Football Hits
Northwestern University researchers attach six ounce telemetry devices to fullbacks Bill Swingle and Steve Murphy to measure helmet blows during games. The system records impact as electrical impulses sent to a press box station, revealing 5,000 G forces, far above prior estimates, to assess helmet protection and improvement.
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Badger place k icker among conference scoring leaders
Badger place kicker stood ninth in conference scoring with 21 points from three field goals and 12 conversions. Brandt tied for tenth with 18 points alongside five others.
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Touring Pro Golfers Earn $607,731 in ’63
The top 10 touring professional golfers have won $607,731 this year headed by Arnold Palmer with $128,230, the PGA reported today. The figures include official PGA tournaments only through the Fresno Open last week. Mason Rudolph’s victory in that event boosted him to seventh place with $35,495. Jack Nicklaus is in second place among the winners with $98,990. Syria has been called a kingdom that has rarely managed to exist.
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Autry Buys KTLA in Los Angeles TV Deal
Cowboy singer and financier Gene Autry purchased Los Angeles television KTLA from Paramount Television Productions Co. for a reported 12 million dollars. The deal consolidates Autry’s media holdings and marks a major expansion into broadcasting in California.
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Nicklaus wins Canada Cup in fog with radar like play
Jack Nicklaus of Columbus wins individual Canada Cup title with a 237 over 63 holes in Paris while fog shrouds the Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche course. He and Arnold Palmer capture the team crown for the United States at 482, 22 under, finishing three strokes ahead of Miguel and Sota. Palmer posts 245, tied for fifth as his putter cools.
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McGee Case Settled In Neenah Circuit Court
A stipulation approved in Circuit Court settles damages from an auto collision last Jan 1 involving Green Bay Packer star Max McGee. Kuchenbecker of Neenah will receive 1625 dollars for his car's damage.
Hoesly Leads Pleasure League With 677 Honor Count
Gary Hoesly topped the Pleasure League with a 677 total on games of 234 243 and 200 to take the lead from Wally Speich. His mark stands as the top league score, with Herb Matzke, Dave Eley and Lou Hackle also reaching near records as teams and players posted multiple 600s across Turner Hall and related leagues.
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Pro Sidelights New York to Oakland ups Hawaii?
In Sunday's AFL upset Oakland routed the Western Division leaders with eight completed passes, five going for touchdowns to Craig Miller and Shaw. The Packers beat the Colts as Jerry Hill mishandled a punt, injuring his pride more than his body.
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