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With Siindy Koufax On Mound Just Like Taking Candy From A Baby-ThisTime A YankOne Sports Parade Las Veaas DAILY OPTIC 5 New Mrxico. By UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP!) Fralcy's follies and the weekend football Also: Washington Stanford over UCLA And was the only Yankee who didn't ers alo wilh re- Arizona, Brigliarn Young died i an he matlhan such a Handicap against tire Mickey Mantle and Roger aied the loidly Yankees in a way Koufax and the brilliant left- Muris on infield pops. leaguers -gap- handor have beat just kept mowing 'em -Tom Tresh hit a two-run horn- By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) It was 1ft like taking candy from a babv as me it has been so often in the World Series, only this time it was the Pn tlf VL New York Yankees who WCI-P ankees but nowhere in Koufax had duced to utter ies mcmor is thet an -because he lost the pinpoint the game. Because this time it was the 1 06 of pitcher who so com- control of his curve ball in the After the seventh, the crowd of State over U1U JH vu SL) le ic- Arizona, urigharn Young over flections from the World Series. Montana State.

Utah State over Game Of The Week San Jose State and Arizona State Navy over Michigan This ovor Colorado State ow louid TIC on National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers had the in their corner men coiner. over))owered them Koufax Touk Command A 25 game winner with' 306 out The South stacks up among the Tennessee over Mississippi er in the eighth but by then Kou- 'Allows and from this corn- State Richardson fanned three fax was throwing fast balls for er ooks Roger Staubach times. tough innings strikes and he quickly closed out niilkc ihc winning difference. Oregon over West Virghia f1 The East Kubek, Trcsh and Mantle all i cnn State over Hice The fanned twice. opener marked Maury Georgia over South Carolina birthday.

Marls, Howard and Pepitone each Pitt over California onc-c. Ya kCeS Ut G9 0 was for to together three singles with two break Carl Erskine's mark of 14 flfth blj Sandy fanned in one game, set Dons Leave For Texas Tomorrow Afternoon in 311 innings and a Hector Lopez to end against the Yankees in 1953. ally llL wasn't too happy. Back through the eolden "i -m innings and a against the Yankees in 1953. WJS na of the Yankees' World Serin, hi, bnckdrap of two "Wers that threat and they got two Koufax finally accomplished Syracuse OV er Holy Ul ttOIill HIS- i i cfraioht in mitt Nntir- Georgia Tech over LSU And hitters all took E.

-is For the first time, at least in the past several years, the i i i. wu mj- IJILLCI a tlllU a A mi any im IIH tl 11 10 OK tl COL- 1 LJOllS Will 11 cl VGl QUtSltiG 01 LOG St3IG I ftC tory they've had the Babe Ruth twb Barnes in which he struck out stra walks in the sixth wih the feat for a new mark oi 15 No for fh 'e. whiff. football game this week. Saturday afternoon the West Sidet'S tuul 1R one out only to have Sandy re- when he buzzed a fast ball past I nc on over Columbia But Also; Alabama over will play Canutillo; Texas.

The school is located Close to pinch hitter Harry Bright for the wai ac st Aubu over Kentucky, Furman El Paso and is considered a part of the El Paso school district, lod gaping olef Sell 'Site lhe team's nickname are rated as Class A typical of a Yankee team that ohl Delaware over Gcltys- over Maryland, North Carolina X3S dlstnct seven anci through last Week had a two Win, had run up against a man who Bl Villanova, Col- ovor Wake Forest, Clemson over wo OSS record. Box Score Of mi I JjQ NEW YORK score to handle. But Wednesday it was the Dod- struck ut the first bat- gcrs who had the man who was rs to face llim ajld nine Df llle just too much. He's Sandy Kou- st 12 After four innings Yankees, had hit only 'one fail- ball. He blazed his.

fast ball past them. He confused them it his-deep-breaking fast rp lie made them look ridiculous tomplete lour sa 17 hatd'One. llfrinA Gilliam 3b UUC This was supposed to a Davis cf match-up of star pitchers Kou- mvk r-r DENVER UPI fax Ford, -who started Soward rf mnv hcadecl the game with a 10 5 Wodd se- Fairly rf Ill 0 0 0 0 was just much. ate wer Boston Rutgers North Carolina State, VPI over Massachusetts and Temple The Eagles lost to El Paso Cathedral 6-0, and to the New Virginia and VMi over Davidson. Mexico Military- Institute 69-7.

Both of these schools, it is believed, wore of higher enrollment Liston May Yet ete Tour Of 1imiug-By-liming Strikeout Record 4010 3100 030 0 Skowron Ib 2 2 0 champion Sonny Liston for Philadelphia today -to discuss ries "record possible resumption of his Euro- Frank Howard's 457-foot double, pean tour after explaining that he singles by Bill'Skowron and Dick Roseboro 4 i i broke off the series of personal Tracewski and Johnny Roseboro's 4 appearances in England because three-run gave the of fatigue and embarrassment gers four runs in the second in- Totals about America's racial conflict, nirig and that was it. It was obvi- New York AB RBI The champion and Denver box- OUj the Yankees could not over- Kubek ss 4110 ing promoter Milt Willner staged a formal news conference with all questions submitted in writing to explain why Liston suddenly quit the tour and returned to Denver iu a huff Sept. 18. Liston said he would meet in Philadelphia with his Jack Nilon, to discuss resuming the trip. While in the East, Liston will tape an appearance on the Ed Sullivan television show in New York Sunday morning, Liston inferred Wednesday that he had had a disagreement with Nilon, but said Nilon still was his adviser.

In the news conference, where Willner had a professional ste- r.ographer taking a transcript, Liston said he was misunderstood when he was quoted as sayiug upon his return that he was "ashamed to be back in America's because of the bombing of a Negro church 'in Birmingham, Ala. "I said I was ashamed of the RECORD SETTER Dodgers' Williams Wednesday in wih- Sandy Koufax' record-breaking 15 Wednesday in of the 1963 the opening game World Series. tw First inning Kubek (swing- SUtc ing); Richardson (swinging)- 1NLlnask (called). Connecticut. The Southwest over Harvard, Bucknell over Texas over Oklahoma State tban Canutillo.

Midwest The Dodgers shook up the odds- In the. winning column the Ea- MiH.n? i VCr lnneS la The makers. gl es show a 44-G win over Hatch mucpldtc special. SMU over Air Force They and a 28-2 triumph over El Paso dropped the Series to pick 'em. Parkland high.

High scorer in the Arkansas over TCU Down- district is Vicente Arias, who has ing is 7-5 over Podi'cs. seven TDs and leads in rushing ax 'em all the way. Mississippi over Houston yardage. State over Indiana still like the Dodgers in six. After a two week schedule break ers taste better than fingernails.

Also: Boston inning Mantle (called); Maris (swinging). than fingernails. Also: Texas Aggies over Texas since beating Menaul the Dons arc bovs College over De- Tech, Memphis State over Tulsa, fine physical condition. Coach sively over Colova- West Texas State over North Tex- each scored in either TDs ivloyn ao, Nebraska over Iowa Stale, as State and Utah over New Mex- Herrera reports, and are really up a bly Missouri over Idaho, Cincinnati ico. for the trip.

As long a journey as Archie Martinez Danny over Xavier Ohio U. over Kent that from Las Vegas to El Leo Apodaca also expected to 'IMfJ It i rf 1 4 1-, 1 1 1 Madrid Lopez Tejada Ciddio Lucero Lopez Garduno Sanchez Collins The coach will play most of thesa both offensively and defen- and anticipates using Leo Moya nnd Maestas consider-- Third Pepitone ing) (swing- sHte Davton 11 Bowllll over the team believes, should only pro- get in playing time duco, victory. Richardson 2b Tresh If Mantle cf Maris rf E. Howard Pepitone Ib Boyer 3b Ford a-Lopez Williams b-Linz Hamilton tf-Bright Totals 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 1 0 1 0 1 33 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 West Fourth inning Kubek (swing- Rn hing over dah Cictc ing); Richardson weak hitter. Tresh (called).

Fifth inning Mantle (swinging); Lopez (swinging). Sixth inning None. Howard Seventh inning (swinging). Eighth inning Linz (swinging); Richardson (swinging). Ninth inning Bright (swing- EW (UPf) Florida Takes Small Collee Lead 'Poke From Oklahoma Leads In Two Events 0 TO nOSWELL of MoTof baseman Julio Becquer Minnesota Twins and Joe five TDs.

and one PAT. Pete L-a- Christopher of the New York Bareback Bronc Walt ccro, Jerry Sanchoz and Ray Col- Mets have agreed to play in the Mason, Las Vegas. 172 pts. lins each has scored in either TDs Latin-American All-Star baseball Oregon State over Baylor He pbinls on scvcn TDs and two PATs 0ta had a rare distinction. 1C the Wilfred Garduno has 31 first-base USC over Michigan State -Got LastlH Ncw points to his credil.

coming from the Mil a hit off Koufax fiv TDs. and one PAT. Pete L-a- Ciiristopl 2. Jim Mihalek, Denver, 1GG. 3.

or Charlie Mctrose, Gunnison, 160. ing). The Steer Phil Hatch- xtra points. "We don't know anything about Canutillo," Coach Frank Herrera said, "But then, on the game at the Polo Grounds on Saturday, Oct. 12.

United Press International small Ramdalet, seconds, 'other I doubt if Canutillo a-Struck out for Ford -in 5th; b-Struck out for Williams in 8th; c-Struck out for Hamilton in 9th. Los Angeles 041 000 New York 000 000 Po-A-Los Angeles 27-3, York 27-10. LOB-Los Angeles 6, New York 7. 2B-F. Howard.

HR- Roseboro, Tresh. SB-T. Davis. SW. Davis.

Bowling college football ratings with first- 2 ltie) Gary Tatscii, Las Cruces place voles and won-lost records iind yil Jenkins, Ordway, in parentheses: 9-5. Team points Saddle Bronc Mickey 1. Florida (7) (1-0) 192 Melindy, Fallen, 169 points. 121 2. (tic) Jim Lancaster, Oklahoma Koufax (W) because of "a tremendos head- ache'' and embarrassment of the; the first many questions thrown his way benes regarding the bomb-, ing this Koufax set anew SB- left field foul line.

T-2-09. Jug. ries record of 15 strikeouts. 69,000 mflb Napp AL)t 2b; Of the Crawford (NL) 3b Rice i AL)i -2. -in do- right field foul line- Venzon (NL) A- At Vegras Bowl Coffee League Oct.

2, 19G3 Won Hairbcnders 16 Tip Top Beauty Shop 12 Wee 4 12 Alley Cats 9 ip hr cr bb so Drifters 6 62 2 3 15 S. S. S. and S. 5 5 3 1 0.

0 0 0 (AL), plate; Gor 2. Delaware (2) (1-0) 3. Northern 111. (3) (3-0) 4. Lenoir Rhyne (2-0) 5: Cen.

Okla. St. (1) (1-1) G. Montana St. (K (1-2) Lost 7 San Die 80 St.

(2) (1-0) 4 8.. Texas (1) (2-0) 9. (tic) Wittenberg 1-0-1) 9. E. Car.

(1) (2-1) Second 10 11, Pittsbun? Slat 37; '12, Omaha; 13, knows any more about West Las Vegas. It sec-ins, based on what little we do of each team, that should shape up lo be a good game." The Dons squad has been prac- Vegas Sports Calendar 114 City, and Bob Gottlrie'dson, Kam- ticaUy intact during recent weeks, 90 loops; B.C., 3G7. and injuries (aside from the usual bruises, scrapes and aches) has 8 3 11 14 15 Tennessee Tech (1); 29; 14, South TIES SHEET 85 5 2 4 Individual high game; Marilyn Dakota State, 27; 15 Mascachu- 1. 0 0 0 5 S. and S-, 198-Vf Individual' high-series: Ann Ma-v r.

503. V-': High team S. S. 'and OCT. Bowling; 75 Calf Roping-1.

Duane-Hennigh, rlnscs scr es acnes) has 71 Lavernc OkH been at a mimmmn. One boy who- P.m. G8 111 Par IigUl ed in 3conng a ainst Mcnaul Pa Stadium 'c Iias left the SQuad Hc! rcra said SAT OCT 47 Bull Duaiic The ccach wH1 take 24 in 47 La Verne, 165, (No l' le trip, the a others alii-Jed') eam paving Las Vegas at 1 p.m. tomorrow and playing in El Paso almost 24 hours later. Lelahft.

Abreu, assistant to Herrera and coacJh the- junior high, will be ECORB Mrs. 706. team series: Drifters, 2144. can Wc'et' 1 on the offensive team will be: Gonzales Bowling 10 a.m. Preps 1:30 p.m.

Junior League Football fi 10 a.m. Longhorhs'at St'. RHSfBs 2 p.m. Roy. at St.

'Certs, 8 p.m. Cowboys'aTNlw Mexico Western OCT. Bowling 6 p.m. Mixed Couples League Bal1 and Chain League Oct. 2, 19G3 Carlsbad-Dumas Game Rated Top Prep Game Of The Week 13 11 11 11 10 10 9 8 8 7 7 Lost 5 7 9 0 9 10 10 11 12 12 13 13 InTexus-New Mexico Clash' 7 Up Newberry's Reddy Kilowatt Vegas Bowl University Cleaners Crutchfield TV Murphey's Drugs L.

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Tel. By WILLIAM L. RICHMOND Ji. in the three more than appeared Dumas was holding back Individual high game: Ladies: United Press International any other team in Dist. and could have run up a much Ann Maloney, 7-Up, 189; Men: Bob The long-standing New Mexico- have held their opponents to only higher score if desired.

Kueffer, L. V. Typewriter, 237. Texas football feud may be set- seven points. Dumas earlier this year downed In dividual high series: Ladies: Sh rL day nig Wh th op Las Cruces is not to the team (Borger 14-8) which de- cTe 5151 football team Class AAA circles have much trollble wilh £ougL- featecMhe then number one team fi game nJh XBS lI nd led which has yet to win a garni this Texas Class AAAA ball (San Jgh team 8 am L- V- Type- number one team in New Mexico.

ye Angelo) 14-2. Dumas, Tex, king of the AAA Perform as Predicted roost for two years, journeys to In what coutd be the lfe Here is a Hsl of games sched- Carlsbad for a game with the awa of th Highland led this week: AA champ of New Hornets (4 Q) mect their city rivals Friday Night Mex.co. The Caveman, unanimous from VaUc Hi (0 3) jn 1AA Dist. 1AA choice of the state sports writers Contest Valley vs. Highland at Albuquerque and sports casters as the top team Highland is performing as the Farmington at Santa Fe High team series: Newberry's.

2348. Griffith Favored In San Juan Bout in the UP poll this week, are pre season forecasters predicted, Rio Grande at Gallup riding a 22-game winning streak rolis to four slrai victories Dist. 1A an! been beaten in 26 Thc Ho rnets have scored 133 points Grants Aztec rln to their opponents 15. Dist. 2A Other key games in New Mexico Highland stopped Roswell's 3- Raton at Los Alamos prep football this weekend find game winning streak last- week Dist.

3A Las Cruces hosting Douglas. by downing the 12-0. The Silver City at Deming Valley High tangling with High- number toam in this ist. IB land: Farm.ngton at Santa Fe; uPi poll. Highland, is being touted Alb.

Indian at Laguna-Acoma Lot-melon at Eunice: Anthony as the team which probabl wiu Dist. 2B Gadsden at Belen: Rutland-Central face Carlsbad in tho Turkev Day Springer at El Rito at Navajo Mission: and Portalcs itle garne Dist 1C at Farwcll. and Raton vs. The Scorpions from Farmington Ticrra Amarilla at Duke L.OS Alamos. Highland's most serious 1AA Dist.

Ihree a Row foe take "on the Santa Fe Demons Tatum at Capitan Tnrcc conference champions 4) in a Dist 1AA baUlc jn the Corona at Carrizozo could be decided for all practical capital city Farmington had little Vaughn at Melrcse purposes Friday night. Unbeaten troub i as week in beating Gal- Others nnd untied Raton plays Los Ala- lup 17 0 ary a Albuquerque High mos in a game which might de- Drops a Xotch Lawton," Okla. at Hobbs terminc the Dist. 2A title. In Dist.

Farmington's Gene Smith is the Douglas, Ariz, at Las Cruces 3A two unbeaten teams. Silver City numbc two man in District Dumas. Tex. at Carlsbad and clash a game scor i ng with 54 po i behind Al- St. Michaels at Los Lunas which could determine the confer- buquerque High's Tony Montoya Anthony Gadsden at Belen once champ but which more prob- wno has Espanola at Las Vegas Robertson ably will determine the strongest Lovinston (2-2) drops down a Lordsburg at Bayard-Cobre contender to wrest the laurels Ilotch lllo class A jeague Tularosa at Socorro away from Anthony- Gadsden.

de- and Angles with the defending Portalcs at Farwcll. Tex. fending Class A state champ. High statc champ. Eunice Lovington at Eunice scoring and unbeaten Carrizozo In a Battle of the NMMl at should all but wrap up the Dist.

defending state Class A champ Clayton at Tucumcari 2C title when it plays Corona. Anthony- Gadsden (3-0-1) travels Bloomfield at Blanding. Utah Las Cruces i3-0) an unheralded to '4-0) and a non- league Taos at Santa Rosa team at the first of the season, contest. West Las Vegas at El Paso Canutill has racked up three victories in Gadsden is rated the ninth best El Paso Jesuit at Hot Springs row. Last week the E-iUdogs team New Mexico this week McCurdy Mission at Estancia downed of Albuquerque whi 0 Belen ticd wi(h Artesia fol Reserve at Round Valley, Ariz.

o4-0. piling up 440 yards rushing tenth Cloudcroft at Clint, Tex. and 101 in he air for a total of "THE" Game (SATURDAY) 541 yards. Manzano managed eight But wha( bt tabbctl -THE" Dist. 1AA yards on the ground and 20 in the game of the for oot fc a fans Sandia vs.

Manzano at Albuquer. is the Carlsbad-Dumas encounter. Dist. IB In 19RO, when Clovis took the Gallup Catli. at Ft.

Wingatc Class AA state crown from Farm- Kirtland Central at Navajo Mis, ington, Dumas walloped the Wild- Dist. 1C cats. Last svcek Dumas downed Roy at St. Gertrudes Artesia (2-1-1) by a score of 21-12. Others Although the score itself is not Alb.

Boys Academy at Menaul too impressive, say it Hatch at El Paso Parkland SAN JUAN, P. R. (UPI) Welterweight champion i 1 Griffith and middleweight contender Jose Gonzalez were scheduled to finish training today for their non-title 10-round fight Saturday night here in outdoor Bithorn Stadium. Griffith of New York is favored at 8-5 over Gonzalez of nearby Arroyo, P. R.

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