Maloney Signs with Reds After 25 Day Holdout
Cincinnati reached a compromise with Jim Maloney, signing the 25 year old right hander to an estimated 1966 contract around 45 000 dollars after a 25 day holdout. The deal leaves Don Drysdale Sandy Koufax Juan Marichal and Bob Shaw unsigned. Maloney will likely report to Tampa soon and make his spring debut within three weeks.
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Player predicts masters win over Nicklaus after US Open miss
US Open champion Gary Player failed to make the cut in his latest event and, while in Tampa for a department store appearance, said any man who defeats Jack Nicklaus will win the Masters next month. He expects to be back in form by the Masters in three weeks and notes he hopes to be the one who beats Nicklaus.
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Ohio Star inks Redskin Contract
The Redskins sign fullback Bob Ferguson, Ohio State star and Maxwell Trophy winner, as a free agent. Ferguson, Pittsburgh’s 1962 first draft choice, played for Minnesota in 1963 and has been out with injuries. Redskins coach Otto Graham said Ferguson recently had knee surgery and looks ready. Ferguson rushed for 2,162 yards and 26 touchdowns in three years at Ohio State, averaging 5.1 yards per carry.
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National Golden Gloves Tourney Opens Tonight in Kansas City
The National Golden Gloves tournament begins tonight in Kansas City with first round bouts across weight classes. Detroit champs Avyn Charleston and Al Jones headline light heavy and light heavy divisions while Marcus Anderson of Louisville eyes the 135-pound crown after a first round TKO. Boom Boom Miller and Mel Miller reach quarter-finals after decision wins as Jim Arteaga of Fort Worth posts a sharp 126-pound TKO. Quarter-finals set for Wednesday night.
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Schoendienst Rebuilding Cardinals To Fit New Park
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst pursues a youth and speed based rebuild to fit the dimensions of the upcoming Cardinal ballpark. Key moves include trading Bill White Ken Boyer and Dick Groat for speedsters Curt Flood and Lou Brock while Julian Javier Tim McCarver and Alex Johnson anchor infield and outfield roles. Pitching staff lists seven probable starters led by Bob Gibson and Ray Sadecki with other veterans and rookies rounding out the rotation.
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Ted Williams Teaches Young Hitters In Boston Camp
Ted Williams, now a Boston Red Sox vice president, mentors infielders at Chain O Lakes Stadium. He advocates avoiding pulling the ball, notes the need for more room to hit fungoes, and recalls his own light practice, comparing his golf and batting routines. Williams calls for bigger fences and more pitchers in camp to boost hitting.
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Milwaukees bid for 1966 franchise rejected by NL
Milwaukee's bid for a 1966 major league franchise was rejected by the National League, amid claims of a boycott and a need for clearer plans on attendance, farm system, and staff. Dodgers executive Walter O Malley called the move a window ribe of litigation as Wisconsin pressed a suit seeking the Braves’ return or a new franchise.
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Texas Western ends Kentucky run with upset NCAA title win
Don Haskins led third ranked Texas Western to a 72 65 victory over top ranked Kentucky in the NCAA final. He credited defense for the win and noted the team did not alter its approach. Rupp, seeking a fifth title, spoke of coaching on. The Miners built on strong recruiting and standout performances by Lattin and Hill.
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Knicks Star Reed to Receive CYO Knickerbocker Award
Willis Reed of the New York Knicks will be awarded the Catholic Youth Organization Knickerbocker Award tonight at Madison Square Garden during the Knicks Hawks game. Five other athletes have received CYO awards this year including Bob Nevin of the Rangers Earl Morral and Dick Lynch of the Giants Tom Tresh of the Yankees and Roy McMillan of the Mets.
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French Ski Team Trials Begin at Sun Valley
French national ski team started trial runs at Sun Valley Idaho as they prepare for the five nation American International Ski Championships set for Friday to Sunday. Swiss Canadian and American squads joined practice in cold, snow rich conditions on the new Warm Springs downhill course with men’s race over 2.1 miles and 3 200 foot drop while women race 1.7 miles on a 2 500 foot drop.
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Hull Seeks Four Points.
Chicago star Bobby Hull nears the NHL single season points record with four more points needed to surpass 96, as Stan Mikita trails with 74 and other top scorers include Gordie Howe Rousseau and Beliveau. Vezina race features Canadiens and Blackhawks goalies, with Worsley Hodge Hall and Dryden among leaders in goals against and shutouts by Crozier.
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No Outstanding Scores In ABC Tourney Lead By Jerry Held
ROCHESTER NY UPI Despite a high scoring pace in minor events the five man shooting slowed the field in the 63rd American ring Congress championships Jerry Held from Monroe Michigan led the regular division all events with 1911 across nine games He opened with 629 in team play and posted five straight 200s in minor events Monday Albert and Dick in Milwaukee led doubles with 1303 Goepel a beer salesman and 37 others joined O'Leary of Cincinnati moved into third in the regular division with 690 Williamson led the individual with 724 on Sunday in the same event at the three day tournament.
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Clay Chuvalo Non-Title Fight Set In Dallas
Ontario Athletic Commission says Cassius Clay and George Chuvalo will fight March 29 as a non title 15 round bout. WBA had planned sanctions but letter from Ontario clarifies no championship status. Edson says the WBA will drop its investigation once Ontario stands.
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