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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1963
Page
26
Latrobe report profiles Arnold Palmer as a multi dimensional figure speaker, actor, writer, teacher and business tycoon. The piece lists Palmer’s vast enterprises from apparel and equipment to golf courses, clubs and publishing, noting his immense fame and financial reach.
The fourth annual National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Awards Program runs in Salisbury North Carolina starting Sunday with a banquet at Catawba College Tuesday night. Gov. Terry Sanford will present top national and state honors. finalists include Red Smith Furman Bisher Jim Murray Lindsey Nelson Curt Gowdy Mel Allen Joe Garagiola and Chris Schenkel. Ted Husing will be inducted into the Hall of Fame and Ed Linn will be honored as top magazine writer.
Nashville's Dixie Flyers CEO Steve Brklacich resigns as general manager and vows to return to Canada. He hopes to pursue coaching work after guiding Nashville through its first hockey season in the club's history.
NAIA coaches select a 1963 All-Star basketball team led by repeaters Roger Strickland of Jacksonville Florida and Ken Saylors of Arkansas Tech. Saylors averaged 23 points per game before wrist injury. Strickland posted 25 points per game. Pan American of Texas is represented by Lucious Clay, MVP of the tournament. Also named were Herschel West Jim Boutin Cecil Tuttle Dennis Edwards Warren Sallade Willis Reed Mel Gibson and others from Grambling Lewis and Clark Parsons Westminster Western Carolina.
Arnold Palmer is described as part owner producer and commentator on Challenge Golf and has appeared in Call Me Bwana with Bob Hope. He stars in TV ads for multiple brands and earns substantial tour prize money plus estimated fringe benefits. His life centers on golf with family home life in Latrobe and a goal to win every major this year.
Dick Esau, 57 and a veteran ex boxer turned head of Madison Square Garden Special Forces, leads 170 officers to manage crowds at the arena. He describes rapid response, deployment tweaks, and light cues to deter trouble, noting intense wrestling crowds are hardest to handle and recounts incidents from skunk smuggling to a harp envy at a ballet. Esau's family includes three college graduates and a son serving as a Marine captain.
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