Cardwell Endgame Blow Hurts Cardinals Lead
Don Cardwell threw a pitch that hit Dick Groat in the chest ending Groat’s night and threatening his season as the Cardinals lost the first game 5-1 while the Pirates won the second 5-0. Dodgers widened lead to 5 12 games with a 5-2 win over the Giants as NL action continued. Groat’s status remained uncertain with X-rays showing chest contusion and no fracture. Also on the slate, Braves shut out Phillies, Mets beat Reds, Cubs blanked Astros, and AL results included New York over Detroit 2-1 and other scores.
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Dodgers top Giants as Koufax wins, sparse scoring in opener
Los Angeles defeats San Francisco 101 001 101 to 2 1 in the opener behind Koufax who improves to 22-. O'Dell takes the loss. Home runs from Howard Gilliam and Mays highlight a pitching duel. St. Louis and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Gibson winning the first game and Veale earning the win in the nightcap. Orioles, Reds, Cubs also on score sheets with various wins and homers.
Nicklaus Palmer Boros Charles in World Series of Golf tease
Akron report says Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Bob Charles top the field for the $50,000 first prize World Series of Golf with Arnold Palmer sidelined by a painful right shoulder and a sharp comment that he may not belong among champions. Nicklaus is the favorite at even money with Boros 2-1 and Charles 3-1.
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Knot Hole Club Tickets On Sale For Young Fans
ASU home football season tickets go on sale September 14 for fourth to ninth graders at a special $3 rate. Hi Y and Tri Hi Y members will staff booths at major shopping centers and YMCA branches to distribute applications through Tempe schools. Parents must accompany children to sign forms unless they are high school freshmen.
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Scottsdale Pony League aims to field lighted games
A group of former South Scottsdale Little League volunteers forms the Scottsdale Pony League to serve 13 and 14 year olds with lighted fields and possibly two locations. They call for a public meeting at Supai School library on September 16 at 7 p.m. to elect officers and discuss the 1963 season plans.
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Papago Park Golf Course Opens in Phoenix
The Papago Park Golf Course opened today in Phoenix with a dedication, ribbon cutting, and first drives by officials. Mayor Sam Mardian Jr. and Park Board president Edith West led the opening. First regular-play round participants chosen by draw were Phil Myers, Chuck Frank, Leroy Lamit, and John Pearson.
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Devil Quits ASU Football Squad at Tontozonal Camp
Bill James a 6-1 235 pound guard transferred from Long Beach City College and said he no longer wishes to play. Nine players were benched after nearly a week of drills at the high country training camp due to ailments. Charley Taylor suffered a thigh cramp and several linemen and backs reported injuries including ankle and back problems.
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Villa Monterey Offers Adult Golf Lessons
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept starts a six week golf course at Villa Monterey Sept 12 with 9 30 a m sessions for men and women. Instructors are Noel Fraser Karl Johnson and Beulah Hess. Ten students per group. Registration Sept 9 11 at the Villa Monterey course. $1 per lesson. Call 947 4161 for details.
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Coronado Don Varsity football begins cuts today
Coronado High starts the first cut of 92 tryouts with 20 quitting so far. Coach Ed Anderson expects more departures as two new AA schools Westwood Mesa and Casa Grande join. Cross country coach George Vemich reports a 12 0 season last year and promises depth this year.
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Hall of Fame Dedication in Canton Honors 17 Inductees
A grand parade in Canton marked the dedication of the National Football Hall of Fame. Eleven of the 17 inductees attended, including Red Grange, George Halas, Bronko Nagurski, and Jim Thorpe, with Frank Lausche and NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle presiding.
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