Brandt and Jones spark 119 win for Wisconsin over Notre Dame
Hal Brandt and Jimmy Jones linked for six completions for 132 yards and a 35 yard scoring pass as Wisconsin beat Notre Dame 149 to brighten hopes for a second straight Big Ten title. Fullback Ralph Kurek scored the decisive TD as Brandt guided an 80 yard late drive. Jones, a 63 Washington DC transfer from Trinidad Junior College, emerged as a breakout target. Bruhn praised Brandt’s game management and Jones’s big-play ability. Wisconsin faces Purdue next in Big Ten opener.
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Ten 20-Plus Win Pitchers in 1963 MLB Season
Ten major league pitchers won 20 or more games in 1963, two more than last year. Camilo Pascual of the Minnesota Twins repeated, while Sandy Koufax and Juan Marichal led with 25 victories. Whitey Ford, Warren Spahn, Jim Maloney each had 23, and Dick Ellsworth 22. Pascual and Jim Bouton each had 21, with Steve Barber and Bill Monbouquette at 20.
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Packers rally past Colts in 31 20 victory
Vince Lombardi hailed the defense after Green Bay overcame a late third quarter setback to defeat the Baltimore Colts 31 20 at City Stadium. Bart Starr connected with Boyd Dowler on a key 25 yard strike following Starr s fumble, while Jim Taylor toiled 72 yards before a groin injury. Ten fumbles occurred, six by both teams, with Green Bay recovering all Colt fumbles.
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Monroe Couple Receives Packers Football Souvenir
Mr and Mrs Donald Drye and Mr and Mrs Milford Wentz of Monroe attended the Pack Colt game in Green Bay yesterday. Drye grabbed the football tossed into the stands after Baltimore’s second touchdown as the Colts booted an extra point. Mrs Drye called it a real thrill to see the Packers win and take home a football in one day.
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Colts fall to Packers in second loss of season
The Colts, led by Unitas with 19 of 30 passes for 267 yards, felt they had a win within reach but lost as Don Shula offered little explanation for the defeat. A Packers defender lauded Unitas as the greatest quarterback, while Shula emphasized being on the short end of the score.
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Early Wynn Named Cleveland Pitching Replacement
The Cleveland Indians released pitching coach Mel Harder and announced Early Wynn will succeed him for the next season. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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NFL Standings Highlights From Saturday to Sunday Games
The schedule lists Pittsburgh at Cleveland on Saturday and Baltimore at Chicago, Dallas at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Green Bay, New York at Washington, St Louis at Minnesota, and San Francisco at Detroit on Sunday, detailing notable divisional clashes and landfall of results.
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Monroe Jayvees edge Janesville 13 12 on late stand
The Monroe JV football team beat Janesville 13 to 12 at Janesville Saturday. Stauffacher raced 19 yards for Monroe in the first quarter and Retzlaff caught a 35 yard pass from Franklin for the fourth quarter score. Vincent added the extra point. Janesville answered with a block punt TD and a one yard plunge in the third. Cheesemakers racked 92 rushing yards and 43 passing yards.
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Spahn Earns 350th Victory With Braves Shutout Cubs
Warren Spahn finished his 19th season with a 23-7 record and a four-hit 2-0 win over the Cubs, marking career victory number 350 and his 62nd shutout. In another game, 18-year-old John Paciorek debuted for the Colts going 8 for 3 with two walks three RBIs and four runs as Houston defeated the Mets 13-4.
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Sun Prairie Blanks New Glarus 11 to 0 in Title Game
Sun Prairie's Chamber of Commerce baseball team defeated New Glarus 11 to 0 in the Home Talent League championship at Springfield. Doug Johnson and Wes Aughey combined for the shutout on three hits, while Sun Prairie had 12 hits off Wainwright, Butts, and Martinson. Roger Erickson doubled for New Glarus in the first. Alderman and Disrud opened the ninth with singles. Hughey earned the win as New Glarus stranded six baserunners in eight innings.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 99 wins and St. Louis at 69, with San Francisco and Philadelphia near the .537 and .531 marks. Weekend games featured Cincinnati over St. Louis, Chicago beating Milwaukee, and Houston routing New York twice, plus San Francisco and Pittsburgh splitting. American League standings list New York atop with 104 wins, Chicago at 94, Minnesota 91, and Baltimore 86. several scorelines include New York defeating Minnesota 6-3, Baltimore beating Detroit 8-6, and Cleveland 7, Kansas City 0. Additional results note rain cancellations in Minnesota versus New York and shifting Wednesday or Sunday schedules.
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Mele Signs With Minne for 1964 Managerial Role
New York reports Sam Mele has been signed for 1964 as he begins his third full year as manager of the Minneapolis club. The announcement confirms continuity in club leadership and outlines expectations for the coming season.
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Mauermann Sparks Monroe Cross Country at Rockford Meet
Ron Mauermann led Monroe Cross County in the Rockford Invitational at Finnissippi Park, finishing 67th in 11:46. Other Monroe runners were Don Grossen, John Trumpy, Terry Hayes, Steve Digman, David Lysser and Bruce Kading. Monroe placed 16th of 18. Moline won with 33 points. Monona Grove hosts quadrangular. Stoughton and Sun Prairie also entered.
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Spahn Ends Year With 23 Victories
Milwaukee left hander Warren Spahn finished the season with 23 victories for the Braves, giving him 350 career wins. After blanking the Cubs 2 0, he said he hoped for more. He remains the most successful southpaw in history with 62 shutouts, second to Eddie Plank’s 64.
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Eau Claire Leads State College Loop In Football Standings
Eau Claire beat River Falls 147 Saturday night and tied Stevens Point 20 for the lead in the Wisconsin State College Conference standings. Whitewater beat Platteville 20 0 and Superior shutout Stout 12 0. Oshkosh game postponed by rain and rescheduled for Tuesday. Van Gordon passed to Gendron for two early touchdowns and Baer scored for River Falls.
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