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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
11
Mohammed El Sayed, a fan from Cairo, died of a heart attack after Arsenal clinched Egypt's Soccer League Championship for the first time in 27 years. He remained conscious as Suez Canal Zone nearly equalized, then died after hearing the news of the win.
San Francisco batter Willie Mays belted three homers to power the Giants past the Cardinals 6-4, lifting them to a two game edge over St Louis and 3 1/2 over the Dodgers. Mays ended a slump with his 8th 9th and 10th blasts, boosting his average to .254 after a 6-for-11 series.
Willie Pastrano, who won the light heavyweight title in Las Vegas, says a defense in Europe within about 90 days is likely. He eyeing rivals include Chick Calderwood, Lennart Risberg, and Giulio Rinaldi, with manager Angelo Dundee to choose site and date.
The Terre Haute Tennis Clubmen dominated Sunday play on U S Prison courts, securing seven doubles wins. Notable results include Herb Sarsycki and Lloyd James defeating Mike Cortham and Wes Pick 6-2 for the only clear prison victory.
Junius Buchanan of Grambling a 6 foot 7 inch 290 pound tackle signed by the Dallas Texans now Kansas City Chiefs has been invited to the 30th annual All Star game on August 2 where college All Stars meet the Green Bay Packers of the NFL.
The Dodgers, Yankees, Indians, and other clubs post varied results across a crowded day. Adcock Azcue homers for Cleveland in a 5 0 win, Whitfield drives a Yankee comeback, and Kaline Killebrew Colavito power the Tigers over Minnesota. Trades and late innings feature multiple home runs including Pearson L Thomas and Mays.
Willie Mays hit three home runs and drove in four runs as the Giants beat St. Louis 6-4 in San Francisco. Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell combined for a two game Cleveland sweep of the Yankees 5-0 and 7-2 with Kralick pitching a two hitter and McDowell yielding nine hits in the nightcap.
Veteran driver Allen Crowe, 34, of Springfield Illinois, died after a sprint car crash at New Bremen Speedway. He had finished 27th in the recent Indianapolis 500 after a prior Thursday mishap. Crowe was unconscious after his car hit the wall on lap five and died at Good Samaritan Hospital. His wife Jonita and three children were at his side. The Indianapolis race was won by Roger McCluskey with Chuck Hulse finishing second amid a protest and fines.
Golfer Gene Verostko shattered the Elks Country Club record Sunday with a 65 eight birdies one eagle and one bogey. The previous mark of 66 was held by War ren Artz George Kaperak Red Wiley and Herman Lefty Compton. Verostko started after 10 30 a m and finished before 2 p m with pro Herman Layer noting a two stroke margin loss on a missed short put.
Pleasantville New York June 3 Century Milstead All America tackle on Yale 1923 undefeated team died Sunday at age 63 from a coronary attack found by his wife in the basement workshop of his home. He played for the New York Giants and later served as Yale assistant coach for several years.
Paul Goldsmith of St. Clair Shores Michigan outraced 21 drivers to win a 50 mile USAC late model stock car race at Illiana Speedway in Schererville Indiana. He completed 100 laps on the half mile track in 41 27.27 with Ray Nichols of Highland owning the 1963 Pontiac. Norm Nelson A J Foyt Herb Shannon Don White Len Sutton followed in the feature.
Chicago June 3 Don Brumm of Purdue was named to the All-Star college football squad chosen by Otto Graham to play the NFL champion Green Bay Packers on August 2. Brumm was one of 12 Big Ten players on the roster.
Wright fired a final round 69 to finish at 209 and win the Babe Zaharias Women's Open in Beaumont. The Dallas star earned 1250 dollars and extended her streak of four consecutive tournament victories, with Chattanooga next and a telecast date with Brigitte Varansot in Lisbon to follow.
Donald F. Hull announced the State Department will sponsor a seven week tour of South America for the seven top gymnasts from the National AAU championships in Philadelphia this weekend.
Vern Morgan of the Delaware Valley Athletic Association won the annual Boardwalk Mile in Atlantic City on Sunday for the third straight year. He clocked 4:03.5 to break his own record of 4:04.6 set last year.
Spy Well owned by Mrs Alec Widener ridden by Roger Poincelet won Sundays 24000 Prix Jean Prat at Longchamp. Fast Dip finished second and Manderlay took third.
Philadelphia reports Ronnie Goodwin Baylor halfback has signed a contract with the Eagles for the 1963 season. The Baylor standout joins the NFL club, adding depth to the backfield.
Visking split two games with Casey Illinois Sunday at Memorial Park. Wayne Myers struck out 10 and allowed one hit to win the second game while Bill Bolk homered in a five hit Visking attack. In the opener Casey had eight hits to edge the hosts 6 5.
A expert warns bait advertising signals a firm's weak ethics and biased practices. He cites Better Business Bureaus as proof that deceptive ads reflect a company's overall character and urges customers to trust reputations like Ranes O Daniel Auto Sales in Terre Haute Indiana.
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