Pennant Fever Grips New York As Yankees Near Title
An AP observer in New York notes rising excitement as the Yankees near clinching the American League pennant. In Radio City Music Hall lines, fans discuss the looming finish, with some joking about long waits and star turns like Doris Day. The piece also mentions the Giants Colts opener and Ranger star Andy Bathgate.
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Glider VI Wins By 48 Seconds In Star Class Race
Richard Stearns skippered Glider VI to a 48 second victory over Blair Fletcher in the third race of the 1963 Star class world championships in Chicago. The win puts Stearns sixth in points after three days as 67 sloops from 18 nations compete. Fletcher’s Wayward Wind sits fifth with 171 points while Malin Burnham’s Chatterbox leads with 192.
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Mets Defeat Giants 4 2 Behind Jackson Harkness
New York pitchers held San Francisco to 2 runs as Alvin Jackson allowed seven hits in a seven inning start. Tim Harkness contributed three singles as the Mets totaled 13 hits for a 4 2 win, extending their win streak to four games while dropping Jack Sanford to 14 13 on the season.
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Yale perfects 13-0 dual record in swimming season
Yale varsity swimming finished 13-0 for 1962-63 and captured the Eastern Seaboard Intercollegiate championships. The New Haven program completed a flawless season with a standout water polo style performance.
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Carry Back favored in United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City
Carry Back rated slight favorite over The Axe and Mongo as the 21 to 1 choice for the 125000 United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City race course. The Axe carries 5-2 odds for 75000 first prize in the turf classic. Penn State football lists nineteen lettermen.
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