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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1966
Page
22
The Masters drifted on a windy spring, greens firm, no single star dominates. Palmer remains magnetic, Hogan shares the spotlight as fans cheer, while Nicklaus faces the crowd and questions about his final breakthrough. Raymond Floyd is tipped as a future great if he concentrates on golf.
In a lengthy interview Walter OMalley defends moving the Dodgers to Los Angeles, contrasts Brooklyn and LA success with three world titles since the move, and discusses climate, business, and personal satisfaction in baseball versus law. He notes the club’s away-game schedule and asserts the sport remains a business with hard work and eventual wins as goals.
Former skater Hayes reflects on a career spanning 1956 and 1960 golds and a shift to law and fatherhood. He notes continued indoor rinks and top coaches, praising American innovation in combining athletic and artistic styles, while acknowledging ongoing global competition.
Walter O'Malley answers questions about rumors of his control over baseball. He denies running the game and defends existing practices while noting his role as a troubleshooter for Dodgers management. He recalls Roberto Clemente’s trajectory and comments on Commissioner Eckert.
Acknowledges need for a mental breather under pressure in a golfing season. Reflects on past break moments and plans to rebound. Recounts watching Ben Hogan in the Masters and the somber moment of a missed short putt, underscoring the sport’s pressures.
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