Phillies rout Dodgers as Drysdale loses again
Philadelphia tops Los Angeles 6 to 1 in Philadelphia. Drysdale drops to 17 losses while Dallas Green limits the Dodgers to five hits. Tony Taylor Johnny Callison Roy Sievers and others drive in runs as the Phils close within one game of the Dodgers for the NL lead.
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Burdette Sadecki clinch sweep as Cardinals top Braves twice
St Louis moved within one game of the Dodgers after beating Milwaukee 3-2 and 5-0 in a doubleheader. Bill White homered twice, Ken Boyer added a four later, and Tim McCarver and Charlie James had multi hit games. Sadecki allowed five hits in game two and Burdette earned his ninth win.
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Raiders Come Alive to Root Bills 35-17
Oakland with Cotton Davidson throwing 315 yards and two touchdowns led a 35-17 AFL victory over Buffalo at Frank Youell Field before a large national telecast crowd. Kemp and Davidson combined for 752 passing yards, a league record, as the Raiders improved to a second straight win.
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Vikings defeat 49ers behind Tarkenton
Fran Tarkenton engineered the Minnesota Vikings to two fourth quarter touchdowns and a 24 to 20 win over the San Francisco 49ers. Abe Woerner returned the opening kickoff for a 16 yard spark as the underdog Vikings started slow but rallied in the final minutes. Tarkenton connected on key passes and Mason scored the decisive TD after 11 seconds remained. Fred Cox added three conversions and a 37 yard field goal.
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Two Bullets Sign Baltimore Senares Saverman and John Cox
Two players signed contracts over the weekend with Baltimore Senares, Saverman and John Cox. The deals formalize their return to the team lineup this season and outline terms for payroll and roster spots.
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Bears Upset Packers 13 to 3 in NFL Opener
Chicago defense harasses Packers star Bart Starr as Bill Wade’s short passes fuel a 13 3 Bears win in Green Bay. Bears force four Starr interceptions and recover a fumble to spoil defending champions debut before 42327 fans.
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Orioles win after rare AL triple play and wild pitch
Jim Gentile homered as the Orioles beat Detroit 2 1 on a wild pitch in the fifth after the Tigers turned the first AL triple play since 1960. Milt Pappas earned the win despite grounding into the triple play bunt with a runner on first.
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Ford’s 23rd on two hitter over Twins
Whitey Ford fired a two hitter for his 23rd victory as the New York Yankees shelled Minnesota Sunday. The champs scored twice in the second inning to hand Minnesota starter Stange a loss, Ford improving to 23-7 while Stange fell to 10-3.
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Steelers Tie Eagles 21 21 On Late Conversion Miss
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles battled to a 21 21 draw as Lou Michaels missed a conversion after Ed Brown connected with John Henry Johnson for an 11 yard score with 2 40 left. Michaels had set an NFL field goal record last season.
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Bassler Captures Salisbury Open In Rain Soaked Finish
Bill Bassler of Baltimore shot a final round 72 to win the Salisbury Open with a 36 hole total of 145, one stroke ahead of Pat Schwab of Wilmington. Schwab posted a 70 in the final round as John Berry and Al Besselink tied for third at 147. Amateur winner was Robert Sutton of Dover with 149. Philadelphia’s Skee Riegel and Baltimore’s John O'Donnell led early with 71 but faded from prize list.
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Indians defeat Belinsky as Belinsky loses fifth straight
The Cleveland Indians beat Bo Belinsky 6-3 at Los Angeles despite only five hits off him in 3 1 3 innings. Grant earned the win improving to 11 4 while Belinsky fell to 1-8. Held homered for Cleveland and Dees for Los Angeles.
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Title Passes New York To 37 28 Victory Giants Overcome Colts
In Baltimore the New York Giants rallied past the Baltimore Colts 37 to 28 after trailing 24 3 at halftime. Y A Title led with three TD passes and a late 9 yard rushing score before Allan Webb and Ralph Guglielmi helped seal the comeback at Memorial Stadium before 60029 in attendance.
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Terps Prepare for NC State Opener in Sharply Executed Scrimmage
Maryland’s passing attack looks productive as the Terrapins enter final prep for the 1983 opener with North Carolina State. In a Saturday scrimmage versus reserves and freshmen the regulars won 63–0 with QBs Dick Shiner and Bob Sullivan combining to hit 12 of 17 passes.
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National League slate with Dodgers Cubs Giants on tap
In the National League schedule the Dodgers at St Louis with Broglio facingPadres 13-10, Chicago at Pittsburgh Veale 2-2, San Francisco Marichal 22-8 at Milwaukee Cloninger 9-9. Only games scheduled.
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Houston Sweeps Mets In Doubleheader Narrowing Series
The Houston team defeated New York 5 0 in the second game as the Mets lost their 10th game of the season. In the first game Wick Farrell earned the win after a four run seventh inning by New York. Chris Zachery and Hal Wood contributed on a combined three hitter for New York.
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All ACC Teams Open 1963 Season Saturday
ACC football opens its 1963 schedule with three conference games and two non conference outings. Duke hosts South Carolina while Virginia meets North Carolina and North Carolina State at Maryland. Clemson plays Oklahoma in Norman and Wake Forest visits East Carolina to dedicate a new stadium. Duke showcases freshmen against varsity in scrimmage with Scotty Glacken starring for Bethesda.
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Browns Bomb Redskins 37-14 in Colier debut
Cleveland Browns explode in Blanton Colier’s first game, led by Jim Brown 162 rushing yards 100 receiving and a TD, Otto Groza 3 FG and 13 points, Frank Ryan 334 passing yards 2 TDs, as Washington’s Redskings fall 37-14 despite Gene Mitchell long 99 yard pass play.
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Tsitouris Hurls Reds Over Cubs
John Tsitouris limited the Chicago Cubs to three hits as the Cincinnati Reds won 3 to 2. Ellsworth sought his 21st win in his third bid, with Ellsworth taking the loss as Cincinnati improved.
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Giants Rip Pirates 13-5 in seventh inning surge
San Francisco Giants rally for five runs in the seventh to beat Pittsburgh 12-5. Willie Mays hits his 35th homer in the first as San Francisco takes early lead. Pirates tie at 3 in the fifth before Giants pull away.
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