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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1963
Page
22
Arnold Palmer battles for the lead at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas while Jack Nicklaus shoots a 64 to trail by two. Gary Player and Bob Goalby struggle with early tree trouble as wind factors loom for round two.
Complete hole by hole scores from yesterday's opening round at the Desert Inn Country Club. Notable players include Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player among many others, with detailed pars and strokes listed for each hole and player.
Brooks Robinson delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth inning lifting the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-7 comeback win over the Chicago White Sox. The Orioles trailed 7-2 after four innings before three ninth inning runs.
QUANTICO VA. Four track marks fell during the 16th annual all Marine Corps Schools Relays preliminaries as Quantico hosts the event. Host runners swept five of seven track wins, while 1 000 athletes from 26 colleges, 28 clubs, armed services and Olympic stars prepare for the two day open competition. Notables include Gary Gubner Al Oerter world record holders and several two way vaulters and milers among weekend entries.
Down Count outsped Nobilium and Johnny to win the feature race at Suffolk Downs yesterday, paying $15.00 $8.00 and $5.60. The mile and 70 yards time was 1 46 4/5, marking the horse's second victory in three starts this year.
The record lists postponed Boston at Minnesota due to rain. Results include Detroit 7 New York 6 and Cleveland 16 Kansas City 0, with night games at Los Angeles and Kansas City. Additional matchups include New York at Minnesota and Baltimore at Detroit with various noted pitchers and scores.
National League matchups show New York leading Houston 10 3 and Milwaukee 6 over Cincinnati 6. San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 4 St Louis at Cincinnati and more listed for Saturday with night games and pitcher matchups including Pierce O'Dell Mack and Nuxhall Senwall.
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer set a brisk pace at the tournament with sharp putting until Nos. 5 and 16, Palmer shooting 33 on the greens for 66 total. Collins posted 34 with 30 putts and three birdies, while the field sat 20-1 to 25-1, including Casper, Pott, Wininger, Sanders, Cupit, Ford, Hebert, Dickinson, Barber, Lema, Kroll, Barnum, and Sikes as contenders.
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Hendley spun a three hitter and Hank Aaron slugged a two run homer to lift the Braves to an 8 0 victory over Cincinnati. Aaron delivered the critical two run shot as Milwaukee built an early lead and paced the offense with steady hits and solid defense.
Yesterday's results show paired matchups with scores for players including Bobby Nichols Raymond Floyd Billy Maxwell Don January Bruce Crampton Bob Goalby Gene Littler Gary Player Tony Lema Dan Likes Ted Kroll John Barnum Jacky Capit Jerry Barber Doug Ford Gardner Dickinson Doug Sanders Lionel Hebert Johnny Poti Bo Wininger Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Jr Jack Nicklaus Bill Collins Alan Geiberger Dave Ragan Al Johnston.
Stan Musial’s three-run double tied Babe Ruth’s extra-base hit record and sparked the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs. Musial moved to 1,356 career hits with the double and 1,901 RBIs as St. Louis remained league leaders.
Unde feated Wisconsin Badgers lead the Big Ten standings as they tour for three games at Northwestern. They face Northwestern 1-2 in league play in a single game Friday and a doubleheader Saturday. Other single games include Illinois at Ohio State, Minnesota at Michigan State, Purdue at Indiana, and Iowa at Michigan.
SUN correspondent John Durniak reports yesterday's results from the Tournament of Champions. Nicklaus defeated Collins, Palmer beat Casper, Poti edged Wininger, Sanders defeated Hebert, Dickinson topped Ford, Barber defeated Cupit, Kroll won over Barnum, Lema-Sikes edged Jossup, Littler defeated Player, Goalby bested Crampton, Maxwell beat January, Nichols over Floyd.
MV competitors set standout marks across running and field events. Robbins leads sprints with top times, while Mughes and Leavitt post strong throws and jumps. Lincoln County and Virgin Valley claim relay and field positions as final point standings show Meep Valley ahead of Virgin Valley and Lincoln County.
Jack Nicklaus fires a record shattering 64 in round one at the Tournament of Champions. He cards birdies on Nos. 1 2 5 9 10 12 14 15 and a 33 foot eagle bid on 15 while enduring a lone bogey on No. 6.
Colonial golf officials debate inviting Don January to next week's Fort Worth event and reestablishing the tournament as an official PGA affair. Ralph McCann Allen Conner Paul Ridings and S M Bingham arrive with longtime Las Vegas connection Bobby Prat and Dave Ragan as Open lore blends with current title talks. Arnold Palmer defends his crown while Jack Schroeder notes Utah weather woes slow rounds at DI Country Club.
The Minnesota Twins traded lefty Jack Kralick to the Cleveland Indians for right-hander Jim Perry. The move aims to balance Minnesota drawing on a stronger right-handed rotation after Kralick, who previously pitched a no-hit game, went winless in five decisions this season and was shelled by the Red Sox.
The United States men’s basketball team beat Mexico 54 to 6 last night for its fifth straight win. The surge began early with a 47 to 3 halftime edge as US players dominated the boards and substitutions flowed, setting up a clash with Brazil for the Pan American Championship.
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