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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1963
Page
4
Houston 1 Pittsburgh 2 in a NL box score with Wynn earning the save for Pittsburgh. Bruce pitched five innings while Schwab, Fate, and Pryor contributed relief. Schofield homered for Pittsburgh as the Pirates top the Astros 2 to 1 in a tense game.
Bill Nelson, a three time NCAA champion and US Olympic team member, is named the University of Arizona's first full time wrestling coach. He joins the Health Physical Education and Recreation staff on September 1, arriving Tucson mid August. Nelson earned three NCAA titles at Iowa State Teachers College in 1947 1949 and 1950 and was voted top amateur wrestler in 1950. He won the 1948 Olympic trials welterweight and holds two national AAU crowns.
Eddie Sachs, famed Indy 500 veteran, tested Such Crust on the Detroit River, reaching near 140 mph in a 39 minute first ride as a boat driver. He plans to race hydroplanes including Diamond Cup at Coeur dAlene and Seattle.
Baseball box score from New York and Los Angeles game with player line results. Kubek Tresa Perry Reed Moran Navarro etc appear in batting and fielding lines. Errors, double plays, and RBI tallies noted with listed pitchers and lineups.
Jameson's Sporting Goods and Jack Ellis meet Sunday night at 8 30 in the Southern District Semi pro Tournament final at Hi Corbett Field. Sherwin Scott is expected to pitch for Ellis with Dick Foster or Dick Pound for Jameson's. Both clubs advance to the state tournament, with a berth in the National Semi pro Tournament as the prize.
New York reports both outfielders Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris likely back in the lineup by Friday. Maris underwent a 30 minute operation for a rectal fissure Friday and is expected to leave the hospital early next week to play against Cleveland. Mantle, who broke a bone in his left foot June 5, has been restored to the active roster but is not expected to play regularly until the Cleveland series at Yankee Stadium.
USGF executive director Frank L. Bare accused the Amateur Athletic Union of deliberate stalling on three American trampolinists amateur status. Danny Millman Fred Sanders and George Hery faced possible exclusion from the July 18 Essen, Germany meet as AAU sanctions were pending. Bare and the athletes planned to travel anyway for possible exhibition performances.
Los Angeles Rams receive notice that veteran National League lineman Duane Putnam is retiring from professional football. This marks the end of Putnam’s long NFL career with the Rams and the league.
In Hot Springs Arkansas Mike Souchak surged from a slump to take a one stroke lead at the Hot Springs Open with a 67 for 136 through 36 holes. The Grossinger New York pro, after a Cleveland Open detour, hopes the off days sharpen his game for the upcoming PGA event in Dallas. Red Baxter of Amarillo shot 66 on day two and stood at 137.
Steve Oppermann and Bob Lunn, two San Francisco golfers, meet in the 36 hole final of the National Public Links Championship. Oppermann, 6 feet, 195 pounds, beat Dante Vicini of Ottawa 4 and 3 after a late surge. Lunn, taller and lighter, eliminated Jerry Yuke 3 and 1 thanks to birdie putts on the last holes.
Gov. Paul Fannin of Arizona and Gov. Luis Encinas of Sonora joined last night to dedicate the border’s Amado Greyhound Park. The program included Arizona Racing Commission members and regional leaders from Arizona and Sonora, with a blanket presentation after the dedication. An 11-race card was planned for the opening night, plus a 10-race matinee Sunday, with Cut Off and Candy O’Neil renewing their rivalry in the feature.
The page lists multiple race results with horses such as Hytone Hutch Circumference White Chiffon and Aussie Ball, detailing distances 16 and 3/16 miles, grade levels 1 to 4, with various payouts and placements. Included are first to tenth place entries, odds, and times, plus notes on public bids and planning hearings.
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