2day in Sports History 1936 Masters 1965 Nicklaus Masters
The Detroit Red Wings won the Stanley Cup 3 1 over the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1936. Jack Nicklaus shot a 271 to win the 1965 Masters by nine strokes over Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Nicklaus won consecutive Masters titles in 1966 with a 70 tied playoff win over Jacobs and Brewer.
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Barkley condemns Augusta changes as blatant racism
Former NBA star Charles Barkley blasts Augusta National alterations affecting Tiger Woods, calling the moves blatantly racist and accusing the club of targeting Woods and his legacy with the changes.
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Rush to enter NBA draft. Missouri star says lottery hope
Kareem Rush announced plans to skip his senior season at Missouri and enter the NBA draft with no agent. He pledged to pursue a lottery pick while acknowledging the possibility of a last‑minute stay, after averaging 19.8 points this season and guiding Missouri to the NCAA West Regional final before a loss to Oklahoma.
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Dowhower retires as Eagles offensive coordinator
Philadelphia based NFL report confirms Rod Dowhower retires after 21 NFL seasons. The 59-year-old served as Eagles offensive coordinator for three years and helped the team reach the NFC championship game last season.
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Indy 500 winner Pat Flaherty dies at 76
Indianapolis 500 champion Pat Flaherty who claimed victory in 1956 with a shamrock helmet decal died at his Oxnard California home at age 76 after a yearslong battle with emphysema. He first raced at Indianapolis in 1949 but failed to qualify that year.
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Celtics clinch home court in first round playoff
The Celtics beat the Miami Heat 70 to 65 to secure home court for the first round. Antoine Walker hit a late three and a baby hook to turn a tight game, while Paul Pierce added 15 points and 12 rebounds. Heat stars Alonzo Mourning and Eddie Jones each scored 16 in a low scoring affair.
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