Browns Trade Warfield for Dolphins Top Draft Pick
Cleveland trades star receiver Paul Warfield to Miami for the Dolphins' top early pick in the draft. The move follows earlier acquisition of Homer Jones from the Giants to bolster the offense and back up Bill Nelsen as Cleveland pursues college quarterbacks.
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Palmer Crowned Golfer of the Decade for 1960s
Arnold Palmer earned AP Golfer of the Decade honors after a decade of wins. He claimed the 1960 U S Open title, four Masters, two British Opens, and 60 victories overall while building Arnie's Army. Palmer collected 5314 votes to Nicklaus's 75.2 percent, becoming golf's first millionaire and boosting the sport's prize money from under $2 million in 1960 to $7 million by 1969.
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Early Game Time Shifts for HPC and Colleague Teams
High Point College fans should plan ahead for a 6:30 p.m. start in Greensboro to catch the Panthers in the first half of a doubleheader at the Coliseum. The Carolina Cougars duel New Orleans in the second game around 8:30 p.m.
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NBA Scores Snapshot From Evening Offerings
The bulletin lists results with Atlanta defeating San Francisco 131 to 104 and Cincinnati topping Chicago 116 115 while Philadelphia edged Chicago 122 115 and Milwaukee credited a win. Also notes Boston at New York and San Diego at Los Angeles on today’s schedule.
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Griffin Loses To Eden 65-62
The Holmes Junior High ninth graders from Eden defeated Griffin 9th graders 65-62 on Monday afternoon. Willie Williams led Griffin with 17 points, followed by Carl Rogers with 12. Griffin drops to 6-2 after the loss. Eden led 21-16 at first, then 10-18 in the final, with the game tight throughout.
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Ferndale ninth graders win sixth straight with 26 13 victory
Ferndale ninth grade girls beat Northeast 26 to 13 as Donna Gutterman scores 13 points. Gail Lewis and Kim Miller lead Northeast with five points each. Ferndale plays Central's junior varsity Thursday at Central.
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Bradshaw Is Pitt's Top Pick in Pro Football Draft
In New York the Pittsburgh Steelers poised to select Terry Bradshaw with the No 1 pick barring last minute moves. Trades ripple as Browns acquire Paul Warfield from Miami and Rams swap Bruce Gossett to San Francisco.
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Indians Trounce Furman In 107 87 Win At Williamsb
William and Mary defeated Furman 107 87 as Warren Mitchell scored all the Indians points after a strong team effort. The win lifts W M to 2 2 in the Southern Conference, while Furman slips to 1 4 in league play and endures a fifth straight loss.
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Steinmark Receives Courageous Athlete Award in Philadelphia
Fred Steinmark accepting the Most Courageous Athlete of the Year Award at a Philadelphia event leaned on crutches and marked his 21st birthday with a cake. The Texas defensive back, who had a left leg removed after bone cancer, lauded past recipients and noted his role in Texas finishing unbeaten and No. 1.
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UCLA Stays No 1 as Bruins Run Unbeaten
UCLA remains the nation's top college basketball team with a 14 0 record and 29 of 32 first place AP votes. Kentucky holds 15 0 after an 86 71 win over Alabama. St Bonaventure 12 0 and Jacksonville 13 0 follow as top contenders. UCLA heads to California and Stanford next weekend.
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Two Crashes In One Daytona Race
Tony DeLorenzo of Troy Michigan, a top amateur driver, drives one of two Owens Corning Fiberglas Corvette Sting Rays in the 24 Hours of Daytona. He recounts last year’s double crash incidents and notes the odds of repeating such accidents are against him. The 1970 race starts at 3 p.m. Saturday at Daytona International Raceway.
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Dallas Area Gives Up On Baseball
The Dallas Fort Worth region, after years of near-misses, abandons bid for an MLB franchise following its 1960 rejection and Houston securing a National League team, ending expansion hopes and stadium plans between Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Ragsdale and Northeast Guilford wrestle to a 24-24 draw
In Greensboro Ragsdale and Northeast Guilford fought to a 24-24 tie in the Mid-State 3-A standings. Ragsdale rose to 7-1-1 while Northeast remained unbeaten at 8-0-1 as individual bouts produced pins, decisions, and a forfeit.
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