Cross threatens exit if Eagles trade Baughan
Philadelphia AP report says Irv Cross, star defensive back for the Eagles, told the Philadelphia Bulletin he will quit pro football if he is not traded. Cross said he informed Joe Kuharich that he would go too if Maxie Baughan was traded, a move Kuharich had completed by last week, sending Baughan to Los Angeles for two substitute linemen.
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Jacobs Surges For Victory in Masters Playoff
Tommy Jacobs delivered a late surge in Sundays Masters final round tying Jack Nicklaus for the lead. Jacobs birdied the 13th after going for the pin two feet from the cup and added a 17-foot birdie on the 15th before parring the last three. Nicklaus blamed missed chances and a three-foot putt for a birdie on 17, while Gay Brewer expressed disappointment over an eightteenth hole miss and vowed to seize future chances. Whitney Wins 100 Meters in Trinidad meet.
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Masters Playoff Looms After Turbulent Final Round
Brewer held a one stroke lead entering the 18th hole but bogeyed as Nicklaus and Jacobs parred to force Monday's playoff. Knudson tied for low foreigner with 292 after a closing 71, equal to Don January, while Floyd Harney Casper and Hogan reached 293 to 295, with several others within striking distance. Dobbs said he would confer again with Murphy about the position.
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Army Grid Post to Bobby Dobbs West Point Coach Vacancy
In El Paso Texas Western coach Bobby Dobbs says he will stay tight lipped about the West Point football coaching post until later today Col Ray Murphy and Bud Whitehead discussed the vacancy after Paul Dietzel resignations and other San Diego Chargers links.
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To San Diego Team Jball League Club
An advertisement notes it pays to advertise for the San Diego area jball league club. The message promotes participation and sponsorship within the local sports community.
Rose Bowl effect and upcoming rodeo slated for Chicago
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty warns of a Rose Bowl hangover as the Spartans seek another Big Ten title. Meanwhile Chicago’s Soldier Field hosts a July rideo with Perry Luster predicting large prize money and a 100000 attendance goal to break even.
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Mets Sign Seaver for 50 000 Bonus in St Petersburg
The New York Mets signed pitcher George Seaver in St Petersburg for an estimated 50 000 bonus. Seaver, a USC star, was initially drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the high school and college draft and had earlier been signed by Richmond for 40 000.
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Oskaloosa youths set marathon basketball world record
A team of Oskaloosa High School players claims a world record for marathon basketball after playing from 4 p m Wednesday to midnight Saturday totaling 72 hours plus extra. the "Shirts" beat the "Skins" 4473 to 4051 with Jim Adams scoring 913 and Craig Dickey 812. Sigma Phi Sigma from William Penn College refereed and 58 students plus 20 adults managed timing and scoring.
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