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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1966
Page
28
Murphy carded a final four round 283 to win the NCAA golf title by two strokes over Vinny Giles of Georgia. Giles surged with a 68 in the closing round, while Arne Dokka and Bob Dickson tied for third at 288 and 289 respectively.
NEA reports on the brushback pitch as a strategic tool. Gibson explains fans misread inside pitches as intentional attempts to hit batters. He notes pitchers defend retaliation, keep hitters honest, and ensure they don’t lean outside.
Braves general manager John McHale says Richards, previously fired by the Astros, is available for various roles. Plans include setting up a new department and visiting all Braves farm system clubs as part of a broader organizational shift.
New York AP reports Emmett Ashford, the first Black major league umpire, replies that his pioneer status shapes his approach. He says his personality and enthusiasm may show in his work, but he stays focused on the game.
Hi toms from page 10 recount the seventh inning surge as the victory marks the third straight for the team while Rock suffers a 0 3 record for the new half of the league season. Rock Hill invades Finch Field in Thomasville for a matchup.
Cassius Clay says he will fight Ernie Terrell next and appears on a TV show. He mentions receiving 320 dollars and quips about Terrell as a crossword clue.
Buckpasser wins the Classic posting a $3.20 payout and $20 for the show price. Bow ownership racing records show career earnings of 700 and $204,964 for 1966 alongside Herr’s show price details.
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