Lorick amid contract dispute with Raiders and Colts
Arizona State fullback Tony Lorick becomes center of a custody and signing battle between the Oakland Raiders and Baltimore Colts. Lorick cites missing contract dates and copies, while Raiders lawyerly actions and Pye’s claims frame a high pressure bidding war across AFL and NFL teams.
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Packers Co-Founder Calhoun Dies At 73 In Green Bay
George Whitney Calhoun, co founder of the Green Bay Packers with Curly Lambeau, died of cancer at age 73 in Green Bay Wisconsin. He was a former sports and telegraph editor for the Green Bay Press Gazette and remained active in journalism until his 1957 retirement.
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SCCA officers named and Tucson race set for 1964
The ad notes 1964 SCCA officers in Arizona with Tracy Bird as National Competition Committee chair and Kay Bird on the Rally Board. It lists Tucson regional officers led by Dr. Fritz Taylor and Allen Scholz, and Avery Dixon as secretary. In January 4 5 the inaugural Phoenix Raceway races open house December 15, and local fans plan a bus trip. Ronnie Bucknam’s MG dominates production at Willow Springs as Elgin Holmes wins modified and Jim Adams MG A wins FG. Precision Motors invites test drives of MG B Midget or Sports Sedan with payments from 43 monthly or 65 lease, at 3500 E Speedway.
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Giardello Aims to Claim World Middleweight Title in Atlantic City
Giardello, the former bad boy of boxing, meets champion Dick Tiger in a 15-round world middleweight title bout at Convention Hall Atlantic City. Tiger, favored at 3 to 1, will defend the crown currently held after two prior non title meetings with Giardello. Promoter Murray Goodman expects about 14,000 in attendance and a gate near $125,000 as Tiger seeks a third title defense following wins over Fullmer and prior draws.
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Fish Game meeting outlines trout plant plans near Tucson
Arizona Game and Fish Commission meets for fisheries session in Phoenix. discuss increasing Rose Canyon Lake trout plant by about 2000 and potential opening of Parker Canyon Lake near the Cochise Santa Cruz line with a hoped April or May dedication.
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Ralston Wins Victorian Championships in Melbourne
U S Davis Cupper Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California defeated Fred Stolle of Australia in straight sets 8 6 6 4 6 3 to win the Victorian Championships in Melbourne He had a stronger serving performance after a weaker doubles showing with Chuck McKinley who and were eliminated in the semifinals by Stolle and Bob Hewitt
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Royals edge Celtics in tight NBA showdown
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Boston Celtics 112-107 as Tommy Heinsohn scored nine unanswered points to seal the win. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 40 points while Boston held a late lead before a decisive surge. Detroit beat St Louis in overtime 112-108. Baltimore toppled New York 118-102. Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 110-?. Bellamy 36 for Baltimore.
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Sun Devils Face Wichita in Tempe Battle of Top Ten
College basketball roundup notes Wichita State ranked No. 5 faces No. 6 Arizona State in Tempe as the top teams endure a week of action. Duke tops Ohio State 76-75 as Dick Ricketts misses late jumper. Mullins scores 33 for Duke. Other results include NYU, Navy, Princeton, and Fairfield upsets and notable debuts.
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Traded Players Could Be Keys To '64 Pennants
Los Angeles Dodgers sold Bill Skowron to the Washington Senators for about 25600. Angels traded Leon Wagner to Cleveland for Barry Latman Joe Adcock. Indians sent Willie Kirkland to Baltimore for Al Smith. Giants sent Felipe Alou Ed Bailey Billy Hoeft and another to Milwaukee for Hendley Bohana and Del Crandall. Mets bought Bob Taylor from the Braves for about 30000. Major league draft set at 63 players. Athletics swapped Jerry Lumpe Dave Wickersham Ed Rakow to Detroit for Rocky Colavito. A's also sent Norm Siebern to Baltimore for Jim Gentile. Cardinals traded George Altman Bill Wakefield to Mets for Roger Craig. Inter league trade only one. Trades may continue before Dec 15.
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Snyder Advances To Semis In National Hard Court Championship
In La Jolla California Arthur Ashe and Allen Fox won twice to reach the men’s singles semifinals at the national hard court championship. Charles Pasarell upset by Chuck Rombeau as dreams of a UCLA USC clash faltered. Darlene Hard led women’s bracket with a straight sets win over Kathy Harter. Dorothy Cheney defeated Paulette Verzin to advance.
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Harrison Paces Field In Roadrunner Invitational
Defending champion Gary Carle stood three behind leader Dutch Harrison after the third round as the Roadrunner Invitational neared its final day. Dutch Harrison shot a 66 to maintain a narrow edge over Jack Bell who climbed to 73 and fell seven behind.
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Sports Calendar Tomorrow Highlights
Tomorrow features horse racing at Rillie Park at 1 30 P M and Citizen Classic Bowling League at Monterey Lanes at 4 30 P M.
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