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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1963

Page

5

Yankees Favored To Open World Series In New York

New York favored 71y 5 to open the World Series against the Dodgers at Yankee Stadium Wednesday. Koufax denied flu rumors, stating a cold only, while Alston weighed possible lineup shifts for McMillan and Podres. Ford Downing Bouton to start the games with Houk praising Mantle and Maris as the club reaches peak form.

Koufax Dodger Walter Alston Shout Koufax Alston Ken McMillen Johnny Podres McMullen Jim Gilliam Dick Tracewski Podres Philadelphia Yankees Dodgers Ford Jerry al Downing Jim Bouton Downing Yankee Ralph Houk Bouton Los Angeles Houk Mickey Mantle Roger Maris

World Series Facts and Figures AP Summary

The World Series features the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers in a best of seven clash. Games at Yankee Stadium and Dodger Stadium seat 72 000 and 56 000 respectively, with 1 pm local starts broadcast by NBC. Yankees lead World Series wins 20 to Dodgers 2. past matchups include six Yankee titles and Dodgers’ single in 1955. Opening day pitchers are Whitey Ford for the Yankees and Sandy Koufax for the Dodgers.

Associated Press New York Yankees Los Angeles Dodgers Yankee Stadium Dodger Stadium National Broadcasting Co Dodgers Brooklyn Whiley Ford Yanks Sandy Koufax

Buff Victory Is Gratifying Says Garden City Coach

About 50 members attended the Monday Quarterback Club meeting at the Warren Hotel. Garden City High coach John Dickerson called Friday's 14-13 win over Liberal gratifying, noting late passes secured the game. Garden hosts Russell next, a key West Central Kansas League opener. Dickerson praised the team’s defense and film quality from the new field. Garden City Jaco coach Homer Salter praised Pratt JC win and noted Pratt’s tough defense. Dodge City JC visit looms as both teams seek Jayhawk Jaco Conference success. Fleet halfback Richard Smith ready to return from knee injury. Willie Shing starred at Pratt. Films of KU 10-0 win over Syracuse to be shown at 7:30 p.m. narrated by Warren Replogle, wives welcome. Roy Campanella hit 41 home runs in 1958, a Dodgers record for catchers.

Warren Hotel John Dickerson Garden City High Libera Buffs Russell Garden Pratt High Dickerson Broncos Liberal Penrose Stadium Homer Salter Garden City Jaco Pratt JC Pratt Dodge City JC Jayhawk Salter University of Kansas Syracuse Warren Wayne

Garden City Junior High Hosts Scott City in Ninth-Grade Game

Garden City Junior High hosts Scott City on Wednesday in a ninth grade football clash at Penrose Stadium. The ninths opened their 1963 season with a 26 6 win at Harrison Junior High in Great Bend. Next Tuesday the Baby Bulls eighth graders begin at Liberal in a 5 30 p.m. kickoff. The ninths travel to Hugoton at 7 p.m. Thursday October 10.

Garden City Junior High Scott City Penrose Stadium Garden Harrison Tunior High Great Bend Baby Bull Liberal Rapeat Hugoton

Golds Conquer Reds In Seventh Grade Intrasquad

Patrick Sandoval scored three touchdowns to lead the Golds to a 206 victory over the Reds in a seventh grade intra squad contest Friday night. Jeff Boone kicked both extra points. Gerald Applehans accounted for the Reds lone score after two 15 minute halves at Garden City High.

Patrick Sandoval Golds Reds Garden City

Bowling Circuits Pace to 245 High in Week Six

In Garden Bowl action, Ron Philbrick and Jim Zubeck led 245 games in Week Six of the American League. Highs included Philbrick 642 series and Santa Fe Motors 1,028 team game as R L Crist Ranch posted 2,797 series. Multiple league results follow with several teams posting strong scores and high individual games.

Ron Philbrick R. L. Crist Ranch Jim Zubeck Santa Fe Motors Deerfield Philbrick R. L Crist Ranch Burtis Motor Co Southwest Knights of Columbus Merrill Implement Willis Gough Northern Natural Gas Co Sportsman League

Big Eight Football Watchnotes from Practice Week

Quotes from Kansas Iowa State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma State Colorado and Kansas State coaches review second week and prep for third weekend. Kansas targets Wyoming passing attack while Wyoming beat Montana State 35-0 and Utah State 21-14. Nebraska reports Solich and Young injuries. Oklahoma aims for Texas game with Grisham and Rentzel injuries.

Kansas Laramie Montana State Utah State Iowa State Clay Stapleton Nebraska Missouri Tigers Idaho Columbia Kansas State Willis Crenshaw San Jose State Doug Weaver Minnesota Bob Devaney Frank Solich Gene Young Oklahoma State Texas Cowboys Phil Cutehin Colorado Eddie Crowder Oklahoma Sooners Southern California Jim Grisham Lance Rentzel Bud Wilkinson

National League Sets Record in Attendance 1963

The National League posted a season attendance record totaling 11,382,233, surpassing the previous mark after expanding to 10 teams. The American League fell to 9,095,232, down 919,824 from 1962, while overall major league attendance dropped 4.2 percent to 20,477,485 from 21,375,215.

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Navy Transport Makes Flight over South Pole

A U S Navy transport plane landed at McMurdo Sound in the Antarctic after completing the first flight from Cape Town over the South Pole. On board was Rear Adm. James R. Reedy, commander of the Antarctic support force. The Navy reported no difficulties but noted intense cold prevented a landing at the South Pole base.

Christchurch New Zealand McMurdo Sound Antarctic Cape Town South Africa South Pole Navy James R. Reedy South Pola

McHan Joins 49ers After Waivers

Lamar McHan arrives in Redwood City to challenge for the San Francisco 49ers quarterback job as John Brodie recovers from an off season arm injury. McHan, former Chicago Cardinal and Green Bay Packer, played two seasons with Baltimore and was placed on waivers last week.

Redwood City Calif Lamar McHan San Francisco 49Ers John Brodie McHan Chicago Cardinal Green Bay Baltimore

Rentzel Sparks Sooners In Clemson USC Return

Oklahoma star Lance Rentzel recalls meeting Bud Wilkinson years earlier and discusses his pivotal plays. He describes a 49 yard TD run, a 59 yard kickoff return, and a key 10 yard pass against USC that kept a scoring drive alive. He expects to be ready for Texas and credits great blocking by teammates Virgil Boll and others.

Norman Rowland Norman Lance Rentzel Bud Wilkinson Oklahoma Rentzel Wilkinson Clemson Sooners Southern California John Porterfield Southern Cal Rentel

Garden City Rangers Win at Dodge City 25 6

Garden City Rangers burst ahead in the final period to defeat Dodge City 25 to 6 in a B team clash. Dean Biggs opened with a 3 yard run, Robert Mayo added a 3 yard score, Charles Reed 35 yard run, then Mayo capped with a 35 yard counter for the final tally.

Dodge City Garden City Rangers Johnson High Varsity Scott City High Garden Dean Biggs Dave Keller Max Crist Dodge Robert Mayo Kelley Charles Reed Crist Mayo Steve Reed Thursdy Buff Sophs Moandov

Former Lions Tackle Fites $250,000 Suit

Detroit former Lions tackle Gil Mains filed a $250,000 damage suit alleging improper knee treatment in 1961. The action names the Lions, Detroit Osteopathic Hospital, and Dr. Richard A. Thompson as defendants, citing three surgeries and permanent crippled condition after an Oct. 1, 1961, injury.

Detroit Gil Mains Detroit Lions National Football League Physican Wayne Detroit Osteopathic Hospital Richard A. Thompson Mavis Lions San Francisco 49Ers University of Michigan Medical Center Mains

Sooners by A Landslide

Oklahoma rises to No. 1 in the weekly AP poll after dominating USC 17-12 in extreme heat in Los Angeles. Alabama stays No. 2 as Mississippi returns to the top ten. USC drops to eighth after a 7-6 loss to Missouri.

Todas Associated Press Weekly Oklahoma Southern California Trojans Los Angeles Trojans Arkansas Missouri Alabama Mississippi Kentucky Ole Miss Memphis State Sud Wilkinson Oklahomans Texas Wisconsin One Navy Ee Tech Cal

Annual Lake McKinney meeting adds local sports notes

Lake McKinney Improvement Association holds its annual meeting Tuesday at Garden Bowl meeting room at 7 30 p m with officers and directors to be elected and plans reviewed. The slate includes Rob Landon in charge. Also listed are Bowling National League and Prairie Mixer League events at Garden Bowl.Wednesday features Garden City Junior High hosting Seti City ninth grade game at Penrose Stadium and intramural seventh grade halftime. Bowling leagues at Garden Bowl include Yankee Classic Scratch and Dust Bowlers. A 10 0 University of Kansas victory over Syracuse to be shown at Warren Hotel basement with Wayne Replogle narrating and wives welcome. Chicago update notes Ernie Banks’ 1963 slump and health, with plans for 1964. Tiger Stadium capacity upgrades bring seating to 53 089.

Lake McKinney Improvement Asan Garden Bowl Rob Landon National League Prairie Mixer League Garden City Junior High Seti City Penrose Stadium Yankee League Dust Bowlers League Garden Rowl Mories University of Kansan Syracuse Warren Hotel Wayne

Six Haven Gridders To Miss Game Friday

Six Haven High School football players injured in a bus accident will miss Friday’s game against Halstead, but the contest will proceed as scheduled. The bus, driven by coach Jack Van Amburg, overturned Saturday, injuring 11 people with no serious injuries.

Haven Kan Halstead Jack van Amburg

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