Dodgers vow to work harder to repeat title in 1964
Dodgers general manager Buzzie Bavasi says the team will not rest after their World Series win and will strengthen mainly from within while aiming to beat top clubs like the Yankees. He notes pitching is strong but youngsters such as Calamus Moeller and Omnenga will get majors chances as the club plans a 1964 roster built around the 1963 nucleus.
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Mantle May Undergo Knee Surgery Next Week
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle is expected to have cartilage removal surgery on his left knee next week. Dr. Sidney Gaynor, team physician, will decide timing after conferring with Mantle, who may proceed after the World Series if needed. Mantle previously injured the knee last June 3 against the Orioles and missed two months due to a broken bone in his left foot.
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British captain may gamble with youth in Ryder Cup
ATLANTA British Ryder Cup captain John Fallon hints he may field younger players to topple the United States on American soil. He paired 26 year olds Brian Huggett and George Will for an unofficial 67 and plans four sets of foursomes with likely matches against Arnold Palmer. Fallon may pit Peter Alliss in Sunday singles, as Britain seeks its first in this country and its first overall win since 1957.
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Truce Called as Royals Reelect Directors at stockholders Meet
Rival factions called a truce at the Cincinnati Royals annual stockholders meeting. Warren Hensel sought to gain control though an apparent deal with Louis Marce had fallen through. Jerry Lucas eyed as top drawing card amid a reported 17000 loss last year and optimism for the next season.
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Chicago Bears guard turns hobby into training and trading dogs
Solon Ohio resident and Chicago Bears offensive guard Davis raises trains and sells dogs as a profitable hobby. UPI reports the unusual sideline activity around his football career and home kennels.
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Illini LoSe Tackle as Bucks Beckon
Illinois will be without first string tackle Bill Minor when they travel to Ohio State for a battle for first place in the Big Ten. Minor fractured a toe in Saturday's upset over Northwestern and will be out at least four weeks. Ohio State practiced with extra quarterback Don Unverhof to test against Illinois defense.
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Cooper London to Clash for European Heavyweight Title
In a rare boxing matchup in Berlin, British Empire champion Henry Cooper faces challenger Brian London for the European heavyweight crown. The bout follows Johansson’s vacant title status and comes amid NCAA football chatter as Michigan State prepares for its traditional rivalry with notes on injuries and coaching plans.
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Oklahoma Holds Top N bookmarks? College Grid Poll
Oklahoma keeps first place in Coaches poll as Texas and Ohio State rise with impressive wins. Alabama slips to second tier while Southern California, Pittsburgh and Wisconsin climb into the top 10 with several reshuffles.
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Koufax Tops UPI All Star Ballot in 1963 Survey
Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers was the unanimous pick for the World Series champions as the only pitcher on UPI’s All Star team. The list includes Elston Howard Bobby Richardson Bill White Dick Groat Ken Bower Hank Aaron Willie Mays Al Kaline and Whitey Ford among others with placement across catcher to pitcher roles reflecting a grueling 162 game season.
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Tribe well represented in finale
Four Cevelard Indians players will start the Latin American Major League game at the Polo Grounds on Saturday. Pedro Ramos faces Juan Merced of the Giants. other starters include Mike de la Hoz Vic Davalillo and Joe Arquiel. Vic Power of the Twins also starts. Proceeds aid the Hispanic American Baseball Federation.
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Dodgers boast over Yankees in World Series talk
National League figures trumpet a bold plan and label the Yankees fragile as Dodgers humor the idea of World Series tickets. The heated, boastful chatter centers on NL dominance and a potential cross league fire sale with Colts and Mets named in mock trades.
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