“ The Sports Corner”
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Koufax Hurls L.A. i
To No. 1 Series <
Triumph over N.Y. '
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2 (^ — Left
hander Sandy Koufax’ brilliant ,
pitching and a four-run scoring in
ning highlighted by John Roseboro’s ,
homer carried the Los Angeles
Dodgers over the New York Yan
kees 5-2 today in the opening game
of the 1963 World Series.
Koufax struck out 15 Yankees—
a series record — and allowed six
hits in beating the favored defend
ing world champions before a
packed house of 69,000 at Yankee
Stadium, while the Dodgers bat
tered series veteran Whitey Ford
liberally in the early going.
Koufax’ strikeout total was one
over the previous Series record
set by Carl Erskine of the Dodgers
against the Yankees exactly 10
years ago — Oct. 2, 1953. The star
southpaw, a 25-game winner dur
ing the regular season, did not al
low a base runner until Elston
Howard’s single with two out in
the fifth and blanked the Yankees
until Tom Tresh’s two-run homer
in the eighth.
The Dodgers whacked Ford for
four hits in their big second in
ning, which was capped by Rose
boro’s three-run homer. Former
Yankee Bill Skowron singled in
the first Dodger run, and drove
in their final run with a single
in the third inning.
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High team series: Flyers 2146,
3IA 2017, Oogruks 2066.
High team game: Flyers 738,
3IA 735.
High individual series: Men —
leo. Lienard 573, Dick Deems
>62, Ray Caudle 531. Women —
jou Oliver 454, Fay Lienard 440,
Oottie Isabell, 396.
High single game: Men—Carl
31avinovich 238, F. Forsyth 219,
3. Caudle 203. Women—Lou Oli
ver 171, Fay Lienard 159. Dottie
Cabell 157.
Hyers
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Morgans
Dogruks
Munz
FAA-kers
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3
3
1
1
1
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1
1
1
3
3
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Total
2146
2017
2005
2066
1991
1983
MOONLIGHTER'S
BOWLING LEAGUE —
There will be an important i
meeting of all members of the
Moonlighter’s Bowling League on
Thursday evening, according to
League President Pat O’Connell.
The meeting will be held at the
Bowling Alley at 7:30 p.m. on
Thursday, and is for the purpose
of establishing league rules and
to vote on a regular starting time.
The Moonlighter’s League is
mixed-doubles competition, and is
recognized by the Sourdough-Au
rora Bowling Association. The six
teams comprising the Moonlighter’s
League are: Eberle’s, Q-Cab, North
Star, Less & Less, Misfits, Morn
ing Glories.
Did you know that Alaska cost
the United States about 2 cents
an acre?
Sooners Picked as Tops
Oklahoma has taken over the top
aerth in the weekly poll of col
lege teams by the Associated Press,
the Sooners were given 405 points
to lead Alabama with Texas com
ing in third. Wisconsin was fourth,
followed by Northwestern, Navy,
Georgia Tech. Southern California,
Pittsburgh and Mississippi.
Nome Cadets Get
Look at Flight Station
Cadets of the Nome Civil Air Pa
trol were treated to a tour of
the Flight Service Station and the
Weather Bureau Monday evening.
Cadets were picked up at their
meeting at the high school, and
taken to the station where Ray
Caudle, Station Manager, hosted
the tour, with the assistance of
several staff members.
Mr. Evans, in charge of the
Flight Service Station showed
films of the operations of a flight
station and how pilots communi
cated to keep on course, know the
weather and flight conditions. Da
vid Harmon of the Weather Bur
eau. explained the several elec
tronic devices, maps and chart.
used in forecasting and commu
nicating weather conditions.
The Cadets were enthusiastically
interested, and appreciative of the
opportunity to learn of the man\
functions of the FAA and Weather
Bureau.
SO SORRY PLEASE!
TOKYO UP) —A new rule pro
hibiting takeoffs and landings be
tween 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. at Tokyi
International Airport was declarer
in effect yesterday as a concessior
to people who complained of thei
sleep being disturbed.
All went well until 4:55 a.m
when Pan American World Air
ways Flight 845 out of Los An
geles, got in more than two hour
ahead of schedule.
An airport official said permis
tion to land was granted becaus
this was the first day. Pan Ar
apologized.
MOTHER CA) OPENS DOOR TO PICK UP MAIL, CAUSING
HAND CB) TO PUSH TIMID DOG (C) DOWN CHUTE INTO
BATH CPJ — WATER SPLASHES ON SHIRT CE) CAUSING IT
TO SHRINK AND DROP BOWLING BALL (F) ON LOAF OF
BREAD CG) —CRUMBS (H) FALL ON FLOOR AND BIRD Cl)
LEANS OVER TO EAT THEM, CAUSING TAIL TO TICKLE CHILD (j)
UNDER CHIN —CHILD THROWS HEAD BACK IN LAUGHTER,
PRFSSING BULB OF POPGUN CK) WHICH SHOOTS PILL INTO
-HILD'S MOUTH-BUT WHY GO TO ALL THIS TROUBLE
when child will gladly take children's BUFFERS
WITH NO FUSSING AROUND'2
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■ ji) LEISURE jj)
Steel pipe plays a big part in the leisure activi
ties of Americans. Take the kids to a playground
\ jungle gym—or set one up for them in the back
yard. What's it made of? Butt-welded steel pipe!
Off to a winter resort...
and steel pipe construction
guarantees the safety of ski
lifts. A s*eel pipe T-bar pulls
you to the top of a ski run.
A special refrigerant circu
lating through steel pipes
keeps an artificial ice skat
ing rink open all yecr round.
Even if you prefer spectator
to participating sports, you'll
be running into butt-welded
steel pipe. Ball parks use it
for backstops, protective
fencing, hand rails.
Committ'* of Steel Pine Producers A.I ? I.
PAA Proposes Weekend
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SEATTLE fT — Weekend excur- I
sion fares between Seattle and
Alaska were proposed today by
Pan American World Airways.
The airline filed the fares with
the Civil Aeronautics Board, ask
ing approval to make them effec- !
tive Nov. 1 this year through i
March 31. 1964.
The proposed fares are: between
Seattle and Fairbanks, either way,
$99 99; Seattle and Juneau, $60.60: j
Seattle and Annette (Ketchikan),!
$47.47. The regular all year one- j
way fares are $99. $60 and $47. re
I spectivelv.
PAA officials said the fares
would be applicable only for travel
originating on scheduled flights 1
Friday each week and returning1
the following Monday. The trip |
could not start Saturday or Srui- i
! day.
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Rocky Says Nix
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BRUSSELS, Belgium UP) — Gov. j
Nelson Rockefeller of New York (
said today he will not be Sen.;
Barry Goldwater’s running mate |
if the Arizona Senator gets the
Republican Presidential nomina- j
tion.
Asked whether he would refuse j
the Vice Presidential nomination j
if the party chose Goldwater to
head the ticket, Rockefeller re
plied:
"That is correct."
Rockefeller is near the end of a ;
brief European tour with his wife. :
Insurance of All Types
NOME
INSURANCE AGENCY
PETE HAHN, Agent
Phone 2498 P.O. Box 392
Young Men from N. Mex.
Retrace Yukon Route
FAIRBANKS OF — Two young
men from New Mexico arrived at
the Bering Sea a week ago after a
2.300-mile voyage down the Yu
kon River, it was learned here
yesterday.
Michael Jenkinson and Karl
Kernberger, both 25, are part of
an expedition of four men and a
woman which set out July 1 from
Lake Bennett, B.C., headwaters of
the Yukon.
Rafen Moon Jenkinson, 19, and
John Loehr, 21. were forced to
fly out from Holy Cross, close to
the Yukon Delta, due to previous
commitments. Bill Carpenter, 21,
had previously left the party at
Dawson, Y.T.
The adventurers encountered no
difficulties running Five Finger
and Rink rapids, which accounted
for numerous drownings during
the Klondike gold stampede.
The purpose of the journey was
to retrace the Yukon River route
used during the Gold Rush.
‘‘When archaeologists discover
the missing arms of Venus de Milo,
they will find that she was wearing
boxing gloves." — John Barry
more.
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