Tresh Signs Today as Yankees Reach New Deal
Yankees outfielder Tom Tresh signed his 1967 contract, becoming the first Yankee to do so. In a warm Mount Pleasant interview via two way line, he said the club could win the pennant if young players perform, and noted pitching looks solid though hitting may be the bigger question. He defended the trade of Roger Maris and admitted surprise at Clete Boyer’s move. Tresh indicated no raise beyond last year’s roughly $32,000 and rejected claims of a cut.
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Five Flys sweep high school basketball week in YMCA league
Five Flys beat Cherry Hoppers 65 to 52 then defeated Possessions 63 to 30 led by Don Wright. Cherry Hoppers toppled Spanish Fleas 148 to 68 with Larry Guetti 57 points and Dick Noble 47. Spanish Fleas, seeking revenge, defeated Possessions 90 to 35 with Greg Croff scoring 30. Notable scorers include Guetti Noble Croff Wright, Ottaviano and Warne.
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Nicklaus Leads Touring Pros at Los Angeles Open
Jack Nicklaus heads a 141-player field at Rancho Municipal Park for the $100,000 Los Angeles Open prize, seeking his first official money win of the year. He owns Crosby Pro-Am earnings and enters as a favorite, with Arnold Palmer a two time L A winner and defending champion, while rivals include Bob Goalby and Phil Rodgers as major contenders for the prize money.
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Millrose Games Open At Madison Square Garden Tonight
The 60th Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden features top world record holders and a sellout crowd. Pole vaulter Bob Seagren and sprinter Charlie Greene are favored to win as Jim Ryan misses the mile, with Davenport and Lee defending in hurdles and the 500-yard run respectively. Ron Clarke withdraws, leaving pole vault most likely to set a meet record.
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