Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
NEGH AT LARGE
Redskins Likely
To Keep McPeok
BY MORRIS SIEGEL

OF ALL THINGS: At least two NIL owners who were
asked by the Redskins recommended the renewal of Bill
McPeakS year-toyear coaching contract If McPeak is
retained which likely following yesterdays
man-to-man hudde with c. Leo DeOrsey he probably
will be divorced from his general manager duties and
replaced by pro football experienced in 'front.'
office strategy.
The suspension of Quarterback Joe Klamath kited the
odds avoring Ole Miss Alabama the Sugar Bowl
The price jumped from 31a to 7 when Klamath was
grounded for the rest of the season. From meteoro-
logical standpoint the Senators should good
Yankees next They're about to hire professional
weaherman The Yankees have had for several years
JACKIE JENSEN planning baseball comeback will
not receive anywhere the money the Red SoX
willing to pay him when he took walk two ago.
He rejected $4,000 when he decided to quit The NIL
will try pay televison of the championship
experimental basis only in several small Mdwesern
munities.
Apparently Vince Promuo has forgotten about Bill
McPeaks boast of championship for the Redskins this
year. Promuto, WWDC program aired before today's
Browns game, predicts THE Redskins will bounce back in
1864 to win the division and the league champion
ship" Warren Spahn who will be in Washington jan
uary TO- might be prevailed stay another day and
receive the Clark Griffith Award from the Touchdown
Club the following evening.
THE SENATORS HAVE new slogan as we'll as a new
first baseman loft the floor in 64 replaces the place to
be in 49," NIL teams currently receiving 1922 900
each for TV rights confident the contract be
signed soon will bring them a minimum of 100000.
Former Georgia Coach Harry Mehre recalling his dis
mSSa years ago. reminded university authorities he had
lifetime contract But we've just declared you legally
dead" he told and ousted The Cleveland Browns,
in eight home appearances which included preseason
scufe drew $1,000 customers about 900 than the
Indians attracted in rs home dates
TOM NUGENTS APPEARANCE as head coach of the
South team in Mamis annual Al-Star game comes at a
propitious time for the Maryland coach His auto
macally will be thrown into the hopper possible
TO Andy Gustafson at Miami IT, job Nugent has
coveted for a long time. When critic wrote the
ball except eat it, the Globes quickly accepted the chal
enge. They arranged for hunk of dark bread to be
made into the shape of ball and neatly devoured it the
following evening.
The Nets aren't going anywhere fast next year. but
their fans Shea Stadium their home, will fea-
tre elevators to carry fans from the first floor
thrd-ter mezzanine seats The official color movie of
the 1868 NIL championship game along with Giants End
Del Shofner narrator will be available again for show
ing in metropolitan markets Groups seeking the package
should write Shofner at 445 Park avenue New York %
NAVY COACH Wayne Hardin begins the year with
two rugged assignments. On January he directs the
Four days later Hardin leads University of the Pacific
alma mater against Wisconsin, captained by David SuSS
kind on the Alumni Fun show on CHS. SuSskind will
have help from Elroy HrSch of the Rams while Hardin
will be able to lean Janet Leigh also from Pacific for
aid
In the NIL today it's the Browns by the Red
skins From here doesn't appear the presence of
Claus prevent the 18th loss of the year. Elsewhere
the Giants favored by the Steeers It's New York
for . The Bears, 6l2 Detroit, the choice
Telecast of the GiantS-Steeers gofor meeting
can be picked up in Fredericksburg Va so miles distant