Charros sponsor Old Timer's Day Brunch in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Charros plan an Old Timer's Day Brunch at Safari Hotel on Friday at 10 30 AM with a ticket price of five dollars. They will broadcast on KWBY radio 2 4 PM and drive attendees from various points. Notables including Charley Grimm Tom Dowd Gov Fannin and Ford Frick are eyed as guests.
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Stuart Power Sparks Red Sox Shutout Preview
Dick Stuart delivered a 3-for-4 day including a 430 foot homer as the Red Sox beat the Cubs 12-2 in Scottsdale to open the Cactus League. Morehead, Nichols and Earley combined on the mound while Malzone Yastrzemski and Schilling drove in runs. The club heads to Phoenix next to face the Giants with Delock Spanswick Nippert slated to pitch.
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Holdout Cepeda May Lose Job to Hot McCovey
Willie McCovey homered twice as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians 10-7 in an exhibition. Cepeda, holding out for a higher salary, may lose his first base job to the 25 year old McCovey who also hit a double and a single in the game.
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Bearcats Claim No 1 Ranking In Final UPI Coaches Poll
Cincinnati, defending NCAA champions, named nation's top major college basketball team for 1962-63 by UPI board. Duke finishes second with four first place votes. Arizona State 24-2 sits third, Loyola 24-2 fourth, Illinois fifth.
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Sun Devils Aim for Upset as Aggies Try to Stop Them
In Eugene Oregon Arizona State, ranked third, meets Utah State in a NCAA regional opener. Caldwell’s injured thigh may sideline him, forcing Dairman to forward with Howard at guard. ASU claims a 24 2 record and Western Athletic Conference title while Utah State stands 20 6. The winner advances to Provo for the regional, with TV coverage on KTAR Channel 12 and a 8 p.m. start time.
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Tickets For Clay Jones Fight Seen At $50 Scalper Price
Broadway scalpers three days before the Madison Square Garden bout quoted $50 for top seats. The fight between Cassius Clay and Doug Jones is a sellout first at the Garden in 13 years with tickets as high as $75 to $100 resale for premium spots. Clay, the undefeated challenger known as the Louisville Lip, predicted a four round KO to meet Jones after changing his forecast from six rounds. Jones, who upset Zora Folley at the Garden on December 15, rose to major prominence.
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UPI Ratings Top 20 College Teams Released
Cincinnati leads as No. 1 with a 23-1 record and 346 points. Duke is No. 2 at 24-2 with 312 points. Arizona State No. 3 with 24-2 and 238 points, Loyola (Md) No. 4 at 24-2 and 229 points. Illinois No. 5 with 19-5 and 151 points.
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Palmer captures Pensacola PGA Open in 15 under par
Arnold Palmer wins the 8th Pensacola PGA Open with a 273 total 15 under par to collect 3500 dollars. He ties career wins to 36 and surpasses 366 thousand in career earnings, finishing four strokes ahead of Harold Kneece and Gary Player who tied for second.
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