Sun Devils Hope to Spoil Wildcats in Kennedy Memorial Tilt
ASU seeks its first win over Arizona in four years as 41 000 plus crowd eyes Sun Devil Stadium clash at 8 p m. The Senior group led by Harrison Hill Seed berg Rush Stetzar Taylor Young Lorick aims to end drought with eight starters on offense and two seniors on defense. Arizona rides a 5 3 record into the contest hoping to finish 7 3 and mirror the 1961 strong year while both teams recover from an open date tied to President Kennedy's assassination.
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Scottsdale Polo Team Opens Sherman Memorial with Win
Scottsdale Polo Club defeated Texas 12 8 in the Sherman Memorial opening match. Bill Dent led Scottsdale with seven points on six field goals and a foul shot, followed by Phil Fagan three and Gerry McNamara two. Jim Cowan led Texas with four goals, Bob Evans three. Subsequent Tucson beat Paradise Valley 10 3 as Howard Miller topped with five.
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Scottsdale All-Star Football Awards Banquet Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Scottsdale Quarterback Club First Annual All-Star Football Awards Banquet go on sale today for December 10 in the Arcadia High School cafe teria. 450 tickets at 3 dollars each are available at Scottsdale banks or from Scottsdale's three public high schools. Guest speakers include Frank Kush, Jim LaRue, and Jay O Neil.
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Peters Named AL Rookie Of Year
Gary Peters, left hander for the Chicago White Sox, named the American League Rookie of the Year for 1963. He finished 19-8 with 20 ballots count, edging teammate Pete Ward for the honor as Ward collected six votes and Jimmie Hall four. Peters learned of the award in Sarasota, Florida, and credited Ward for a close vote.
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