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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
6
MacArthur commands ECAC to halt ban on college athletes competing in open meets. Dispute centers on sanction power, with NCAA AAU and USTFF groups involved and potential impact on track teams and open championships.
Sectional qualifiers for the U S Open Golf Championship will be held June 10 and 11 with 484 players vying for 7 spots in New York and Detroit. The New York and Detroit venues host the long list of entrants as 21 exempt golfers join the final field. Former Open champions and PGA champions are among competitors with prize money details noted.
The AAU urged Gen. Douglas MacArthur to rule on whether open track meets require US Track Federation approval. The telegram asked for a decision on which group would sanction the national championships while colleges threatened a boycott. The exchange follows tensions over U S international competition and threats to withdraw teams from events.
At the St Andrews Amateur Championship in Scotland several Americans struggle as British players push ahead. Dirk Sikes of Woodridge and Captain Richard Smith from California vie for titles amid windy conditions that hindered many contenders.
Chicago Cubs overpower San Francisco Giants to win both ends of a doubleheader, scoring 4-3 in the opener and a higher total in the nightcap. The Cubs rely on extra-base hits and timely homers as Brock and Hiller lead the offense, with Williams and Williams contributing in the outfield and infield.
Ray Culp pitching a three-hitter with eight strikeouts leads Philadelphia to a 6 0 victory over St Louis. Kenne and Hyaline contributed two singles each as the Phillies unleashed a 14 hit barrage. Culp walked two and Dalrymple aided the shutout as Simmons homered for St Louis.
Baseball summaries show Pirates 5 4 Reds 4 3 in a two game set. Players named include Wiser Bailey Ellsworth Bertell and Mays San Francisco figures Banks and Williams also appear. Second game features McDaniel Haller and Schaeffer with Sanford and VeCavey contributing.
In New York, the Mets routed the Braves 9 to 1 after a wild inning and a key two run single by Bubba More. Milwaukee built an early lead as spurred by a misplayed ball and a tense sequence involving Spahn and Bournarth, with Stengel and Aaron among the managers engaged in late ties.
Indianapolis AP report notes Eddie Sachs of Detroit was ordered to appear before the USAC executive committee next Monday to test if he made statements about the 500. The article mentions Parnelli Jones winning at Indianapolis and Sachs alleging Jones deserved a different outcome.
The Chicago White Sox won the opener in a game marked by heated questions over officiating and a protest by Angels officials. In the nightcap, the Angels surged as Chicago trailed, with late runs altering the outcome in a pitching and scoring roller coaster. The day featured comments from USAC president Tom Binford on officiating and ongoing race concerns.
Fragmented report lists baseball and golf items with teams, players, and scores but unreadable in parts. Mentions Houston Dodgers Angels San Francisco, Remohnsot, McBride winning, Ray Herbert loss. references to Wesleyan, Willamette, and various unfamiliar terms.
The bulletin lists major league standings and results with teams such as New York Chicago Boston Detroit Minnesota Kansas City and Baltimore. It records Wednesday's results including New York 9 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh Cincinnati and other scores, plus upcoming schedule hints for today and Friday across American and National Leagues.
Yankees beat Orioles 4 3 as Mantle sustains a broken bone in his foot. Pappas pitched for Baltimore, while the game kept New York atop the standings despite the injury scare.
The Twins defeated the Athletics 4 to 0. Mantle fractured a foot bone while attempting to catch a long drive by Brooks Robinson near the Kansas City park fence, leaving the game on a stretcher. Roland of the A's shut out the Twins through seven innings before the injury forced his exit.
Cleveland fell to Detroit 5 to 4 as Terry Foseboked suffered an early setback pitching for the Indians. The Tigers seized control with key hits and late defense to seal the win.
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle fractured his third metacarpal bone in his left hand during a game with the Orioles. Manager Ralph Houk will wait on medical guidance before deciding on a disabled list move, aiming for Mantle to return as soon as possible.
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for upcoming games featuring teams such as Boston New York and Chicago. Possible names like Rahesds Oy and Duckworth appear among a shuffled roster with unclear team affiliations and dates.
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