Attles Replaced Lee as Interim Warriors Coach
San Francisco Warriors fire head coach Lee and name guard Al Attles interim player coach for remaining season. Team searches for new leadership as they sit 22-30 in the NBA Western Division. Attles, a 10 year veteran, becomes one of the first Negro coaches in pro basketball alongside Bill Russell.
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Casper backs caddie as Crosby dust settles at Pebble Beach
Billy Casper kept calm after a late Tee time mix up cost him the Crosby final at Pebble Beach. He trusted his long time caddie Del Taylor, explained the lodging and timing misread, and prepared for the Williams Open with Taylor to continue as his caddie.
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Bradshaw tops NFL draft first round as first college standout
New York telegram reports Terry Bradshaw became the first small college player to be named the NFL draft’s top pick when the Pittsburgh Steelers selected him. The draft saw Texas players, including Heisman winner Steve Owens, and multiple schools like Oklahoma, Texas A&M, and Southern California placing several men in the opening round with Green Bay, Cleveland, and San Francisco each claiming two picks.
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Seattle Pilots sale proposed for 9 million by Seattle group
William Daley and a Seattle consortium offered to buy the Seattle Pilots for 9 million dollars and keep the team in Seattle. Gov. Evans and other leaders urged a community owned setup, while Joe Cronin questioned viability of a public trust model. Carlson said 2 million in credits is lined up, aiming to keep the club in Seattle.
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Raiders and 49ers Draft Unknowns in First Round
In Redwood City the Raiders favored offense while the 49ers chose defense with two first round picks. Cyrus Chester of Morgan State went at pick 24, joining a crop that included Steve Zabel to Philadelphia and Rich McGeorge to Green Bay. The 49ers selected defensive end Cedrick Hardman of North Texas State and defensive back Bruce Taylor of Boston University, with Hardman expressing pride in being picked by a California team.
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Race offer rejected by management at Santa Anita
Los Angeles reported that a management representative for Strikebound California horses racks rejected a union proposal for an around-the-clock negotiation meeting. Fred Ryan of Santa Anita Park read a statement saying continuous negotiations are not practical or productive. He said management would meet under proper circumstances.
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Pro grid draft reveals scattered trades across NFL rosters
A sprawling draft ledger lists numerous trades and forthcoming moves involving teams like the Patriots Bears Giants and Jets. Names such as Wayne Fowler Art VanNets Zary Stenn and Mike Phipps appear among a wide slate of player exchanges and draft actions across multiple franchises.
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