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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1967

Page

9

Nicklaus Captures Crosby Title With Final Round Burst

Masters champion Jack Nicklaus fired five birdies in a stretch drive to win the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach. He shot 68 for a 284 total, edging Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer as Casper and Palmer faded in the final round.

Pebble Beach Calif Jack Nicklaus Bing Crosby Billy Casper Arnold Palmer Nicklaus Columbus Ohio Casper Palmer Falmer Mth Jack Woods Mike Souchak Frank Oakmont Big Mike Chuck Courtney John Moler la Jolla Bill Parker Jack Burke Jr Bob Rosburg

Redskins Colts Cage Clash Slated Wednesday in Frederick

Bobby Mitchell to lead the Washington Redskins in a charity basketball game against the Baltimore Colts at TJ gymnasium in Frederick. Nine Colts players and several Redskins veterans will perform for Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund. Proceeds go to local charities with advance tickets pulled from outlets and remaining at the door after 7 p.m.

Bobby Mitchell Washington Redskins Skins Frederick Baltimore Colts Redskins Colts Jim Steffen Dallas Fran O'Brien Pittsburgh Fred Schubach Morgan Wooten DeMatha High School Hyattsville TJ Gymnasium Todward M. McCandless Accents Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund

Supreme Court refuses review of baseball antitrust suit

The Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging baseball's ability to relocate franchises without violating antitrust laws. By upholding a December decision that organized baseball is immune under federal law, the court preserves the sport’s protection from state antitrust actions and lets teams choose cities and expand or shrink as they see fit. Wisconsin sued the Braves after moving from Milwaukee to Atlanta in 1965.

Washington Supreme Court Right Court Wisconsin Supreme Court Wisconsin Atty Brownson C. Lafollette Abe Fortas High Court Wisconsin Braves Milwaukee Atlanta

Pagan Signs With Pirates For Next Season

Pittsburgh Pirates announce infielder Jose Pagan has signed his contract for the upcoming season.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Jose Pagan

Musial named Cardinals general manager in front office shift

Stan Musial 46 becomes St Louis Cardinals general manager succeeding Bob Howsam. He will remain vice president with no contract. salary about 35000 dollars. He ends a storied playing career with 16 major league records and a .331 lifetime batting average. Musial plans to meet with President Johnson about fitness program work.

ST. Louis Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Bob Howsam Musial A. Busch Cardinals Busch Cardinal Howsam The Cincinnati Washington Johnson

Wilkinson Denies Interest In Post As Czar Of Tennis

Norman, Oklahoma AP reports Bud Wilkinson former Oklahoma football coach and Bob Kelleher LA denied Monday that Wilkinson was definitively interested in a new USLTA czar of tennis post. Kelleher said he talked with Wilkinson who indicated no clear job exists and Wilkinson declined further comment. The Baltimore Sun cited tennis sources claiming interest but noted pay issues as a possible obstacle since current USLTA officers serve without pay.

Wilkinson Lifetime Sports Foundation Washington Mented USLTA Kelleher Baltimore Sun

UCLA Tops AP Poll Again As North Carolina Rises

The Associated Press rankings place UCLA undefeated as the unanimous No.1 for the second straight week. North Carolina moves to No.2, Houston stays No.3, Louisville falls to No.4, and Princeton remains No.5. Texas Western and Kansas stay in the top seven with Western Kentucky and Vanderbilt moving into the top ten.

Ucla Bruins Associated Press North Carolina Western Kentucky Vanderbilt Bruins Louisville Houston Princeton UCLA Portland University of California At Santa Barbara Dayton Cincinnati Texas Western Weber State Kansas Colorado Towa State Providence West Kentucky

Floyd Peters a San Quentin lifer’s path to pro football

Floyd Peters rose from San Quentin discipline to become an NFL offensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles after a varied early life. He played football at San Francisco State, drove a cab, worked multiple jobs, and navigated prison life while building a pro career with the Browns, Lions, and Eagles. He credits football with steering him away from crime and toward stability, reflecting on prison experiences and later correspondence from inmates.

Los Angeles Calif Nea Floyd Peters Knuckles O'Neill Dan San Quentin Floyd Philadelphia Eagles San Francisco State College Golden Gate Wally Cox Cleveland Browns Detroit Lions Eagles Peters

Griffith Whips Joey Archer in Closest World Title Defense

Emile Griffith retained his world middleweight title with a unanimous decision over Joey Archer in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden before 14,838 fans. Griffith, 152 pounds, edged Archer 8-6-1 on the AP card as both fighters fought hard to the wire, with no knockdowns. Griffith weighed 152, Archer 161 1/4 pounds, and Griffith earned $75,000 plus 45 percent of the gate and TV receipts.

New York Emile Griffith Joey Archer Madison Square Garden Virgin Islands Arthur Mercante Johnny Dran Griffith Joe Eppy Archer Joey Emile Garden Teddy Brenner Gil Clancy E3nne Albert the Garden

Georgia adds Lynn Hughes as assistant freshman coach

University of Georgia coach Vince Dooley named Lynn Hughes a new assistant freshman coach. Hughes, an Atlanta native, lettered as an All Southeastern Conference safety for the Bulldogs for the past two seasons.

Athens. Ga University of Georgia Vince Dooley Lynn Hughes Bulldog Hughes Atlanta Georgia

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