Farrell Beats Dodgers 4-1 as Cardinals Win
Dick Farrell hurled six efficient innings to hand the Dodgers a 4-1 defeat, extending Los Angeles' losing run and tightening the NL race. Jim Wynn slugged a two run homer for Houston, while Curt Flood made a pivotal eighth inning play to preserve St. Louis' win.
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UW's Vandy Richter Lead All-Stars to Upset of Packers
In Soldier Field 1963 season opener the College All-Stars beat the Green Bay Packers 20-17 before 65 000 fans. Ron VanderKelen and Pat Richter connected on a late 73 yard scoring pass as Jencks added key field goals and extra points.
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Packers Fall to College All Stars Shakeup at Soldier Field
Column reflects a Green Bay fan view after the College All Stars defeat the Packers. Otto Graham’s Collegians impressed with top quarterbacking VanderKelen and Richter contributing on offense. Lombardi’s crew showed flaws but optimism remains for a stronger season with improved timing and practice.
Vikings Release Ex-Clemson Halfback Bill McGuirt
The Minnesota Vikings cut former Clemson halfback Bill McGuirt on Thursday as part of roster adjustments. McGuirt joined the Vikings after college and now becomes a free agent seeking another NFL opportunity.
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Bowling Scores Shows Holiday Bulldogs Lead Card
Holiday Bulldogs score 504 484 451 totaling 1459 while Mutts post 465 486 535 for 1486 and Poodles reach 512 532 505 for 1549. Retrievers MO tally 546 524 1840 and Hound Dogs 525 480 549 for 1554. High men Johnson 481 Duckworth 479 Mailey 455. High women Simonis 386 Hermanson 383 Whaley 381. High singles Proksch 193 Hermanson 155.
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Winnebagoes Play At Genoa Sunday
The La Crosse Winnebagoes face Genoa Sunday in a Tri-State League game starting at 2 15 p m hoping to repeat their 10 4 win in La Crosse. Right hander Tom Banasik will start for Manager Joe Gohres' squad as injuries hamper the club.
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Canadian Fernand Chre tien Tops Billy Backus in Boxing Bout
Fernand Chre tien of Canada defeated Billy Backus of Syracuse by points over ten rounds in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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All Star Victory Draws Praise From Coaches After 20 17 Win
Chicago AP reports the All Stars defeated the Packers 20 to 17 as Ben Wilson led the way and Pat Richter connected on a 73 yard TD. Otto Graham praised the offensive line and the effort while Vince Lombardi cited injuries and strong play from VanderKelen and Griffing.
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Spahn Arm Trouble Delays Braves Opener
Milwaukee star Warren Spahn reports elbow stiffness returns, delaying his start for the Braves against the Mets. After five minutes warming up, Spahn admitted he might not throw and was replaced by Bob Hendley who shut out New York 8 0. Spahn will be examined by Dr Bruce Brewer as manager Bobby Bragan weighs extra rest for the bullpen strained by the injury.
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Three Exhibition Tilts This Weekend In AFL
The American Football League enters its fourth season with three exhibition games. Kansas City is now the Chiefs facing the Chargers in San Diego, Houston visits the Broncos in Denver, and Boston is favored over Oakland at Oakland’s home ground. New York and Buffalo begin play next week.
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Jessen Leads Milwaukee Open After Second Round
Ruth Jessen holds a two stroke edge at 141 after 36 holes at the Milwaukee Women's Open as Kathy Whitworth and Marilynn Smith chase. Heavy rains and a late shower sharpen the test at North Shore Country Club with Mickey Wright showing timing issues after a Dallas vacation.
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American Track Team Faces English Monday
The American track team arrives in London for a European tour endgame against Britain at White City. After a 141 82 win over West Germany in Hannover, the Americans hope to shake off travel fatigue and push for a strong showing against the English, with the women seeking a closer result.
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Braves blank Mets as Hendley saves opener in 8 0 win
Milwaukee Braves defeated the New York Mets 8-0 in the opener of a two night doubleheader with Bob Hendley making a last minute start after a brief warmup. In the nightcap Bob Sadowski and Galen Cisco battled to a 1-1 tie through 10 innings.
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Senators topple Radatz as White Sox, Yanks swept
Washington Senators rally for four runs in the seventh to defeat the Boston Red Sox 4-3 in the nightcap, snapping Dick Radatz’s recent strong run with two straight losses to Washington. Earlier Boston won the opener 5-0 behind Earl Wilson. Steve Ridzik earned the win for the Senators.
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