PGA threatens legal action to retain control of tour
Palm Beach Gardens Fla UPI The PGA announced it would take legal steps to keep control of the multi million dollar tournament network after the players moved to form their own group. Max Elbin said the split stems from a power grab and pledged to defend PGA rights for sponsors clubs manufacturers and future golfers. He noted the PGA would not allow contestants any authority in running events in the future.
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Angels Rehire Rigney and Walsh in Angels comeback
The Angels hire Charlie Walsh as new general manager with interim former GM Haney as consultant. Rigney is rehired to join Walsh as the club rebuilds aiming for power hitters and stronger scouting.
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Lions Rookie McCullouch Sees Title Run After Big Win
Earl McCullouch of the Detroit Lions praises Bill Munson and predicts a championship run after Detroit crushed Chicago 42 to 0 following a prior 59 13 loss to Dallas. McCullouch credited Munson and himself with key roles and noted improved scoring depth with Mel Farr, Bill Triplett, and his own play. The piece also mentions the Bears’ remark on Detroit’s offense and references a booster club event for Cal State Long Beach ends Landis and Parks.
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Vikings prep for Mt. San Antonio clash after win
Long Beach City College’s 30 13 victory over Los Angeles City College leaves Sore Vikings banged up but optimistic. Coach Paul Chafe says several players hurt but none seriously, with a home opener against Mt. San Antonio College at Veterans Stadium looming amid Mounties’ eight game winning streak and a new coach at Walnut.
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