Trevino suit sparks counterclaim over management fee
San Diego report details Lee Trevino suing personal manager Bucky Woy and Consulting Services for mismanagement while Woy counters with a $6.36 million claim for malicious contract interference and defamation. The case traces Trevino's rise from 1967 to a 1968 Open win and outlines large sponsor contracts and Horizon Hills dealings.
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Brown wins tour event in playoff over Nicklaus and Jacklin
Pete Brown, the second Black golfer to win an official tour event, edged out Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin after a dramatic playoff. Brown led early with birdies, faced pressure on the 16th, and closed with a decisive 2-foot putt to seal victory. He earns a substantial prize while supporting a large family as he reflects on his journey from Mississippi to Los Angeles.
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Frick and Two Yankees Greats Election to Hall of Fame
Ford C. Frick former commissioner and 70s era stars Earle Combs and Jesse Haines voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Old Timers Selection Committee. They join Lou Baudierre in the Cooperstown, New York induction next July. Frick, 75, credited his long executive career. Combs, 70, led Yankees in the 1920s. Haines, 76, knuckleball pitcher.
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Pop) Haines
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Florence Victor Florence Triumphs In World Pocket Billiards
Florence of Torrance defeats defending champion Ed Kelly of Las Vegas 15 28 to move into a tie for the world pocket billiards title with Peter Margo of Union City. The victory marks Florence’s third straight win as the event progresses Sunday night.
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Brawling Bruins Triumph In 7-4 Victory Over Maple Leafs
Bobby Orr led the league with 77 points after a 17th goal and two assists as Boston beat Toronto 7-4 in a fight filled game. McKensie scored the go ahead goal at 9:24 of the third, with 54 penalties in a second period featuring two brawls. Orr’s fight with Pat Quinn sparked the melee as Boston Garden witnessed a riotous clash.
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Seal Beach Boat Wins Four Races
Seal Beach yachtman Ed Feo sailing Cal-40 Flambuoyant for the Seal Beach Yacht Club posted four wins and one loss to reach Sunday success. Buzz Boettcher rode Cal-40 Viva with five wins in Santa Monica Santa Barbara to reach the Santa Barbara sailoff. Argyle Campbell sailed Escudero for Balboa YC at Newport Harbor and earned the right to face Lowell North in San Diego semi finals. Flam witnessed Feo's Sunday victories as Flambuoyant’s sponsor Long Beach YC advances to the Congressional Cup Series.
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Celtics Fined by Auerbach After Playoff Chase Doubted
Boston Celtics general manager Red Auerbach announced fines for all but two players after a 123-105 loss to the San Francisco Warriors. Tom Sanders and Emmette Bryant were excluded from fines as the team fights to improve 22-33 and reach the playoffs. In other NBA results, Atlanta fell to Baltimore, Seattle beat Milwaukee, New York topped Detroit, Phoenix edged San Diego, and Chicago defeated Cincinnati as the league moved toward the trading deadline. ABA action saw Indiana over Denver, Pittsburgh routing Miami, and Carolina beating Kentucky.
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Warriors to Seek Beaty from Atlanta Hawks
The San Francisco Warriors acquired the rights to center Zelmo Beaty from the Atlanta Hawks for players to be named after the NBA season ends. Beaty, 30, has been sitting out his option year with the Hawks after seven seasons in St. Louis and Atlanta and has indicated he will play for the ABA’s Los Angeles Stars.
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Pistons Trade Bellamy Miles For Cash And Picks
Detroit bows out in a controversial deal sending Walt Bellamy to the Atlanta Hawks for cash and a future player after June 15 while Eddie Miles heads to the Baltimore Bullets in exchange for guard Bob Quick. The Pistons also shed picks as part of the transactions.
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Devlin Wins Car by Closest Ball at Torrey Pines
Bruce Devlin of Australia tied for first in the San Diego Open and earned $1,004. His shot on the 16th hole at Torrey Pines was the closest to the pin, earning him a Chevrolet station wagon as the prize.
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