Evening star., 1963-12-22
HEGH AT LARGE
Buugh Nay Join
Redskins Again
BY MORRIS SIEGEL

II
the Redskins may add still another Under consideration
thought to bring Sammy Baugh to camp a special
passing instructor for Norm Snead George Izo and Dick
Sinner The Singer not only interested but available
The Bears-Giants collision rated tosSup originally,
has swung to the Giants who 1-pont pick in the
latest odds rundown.
In joining the Reds as a coach Johnny Temple gives
his old the distinction of being the only major league
club with athletes who took poke at sports writer
Temple and vada Pinson alternated in Furnishing Gin
cnnau Reporter Earl Lawson, who bounced back nicely
The weather in Chicago figures to get better in time
for next Sundays BearsGiantS get-together. It's been
below in the Windy City for week.
1T CAME AS NO surprise to Roger Doulens, area
chairman of the Braves fan club that Warren SPAIN was
the Touchdown Clubs Clark Griffith
Award DoulenS, Braves man from way back when,
eated he personally arranged for Spahns January
II appearance . Channel is piecng together film
highights of the last 80 NFL championships for airing
next Saturday night at O'Clock. The famous 1884
sneaker" game between the Bears and Giants will be
included.
nYA Title and Roger Staubach pooled the watches,
plaques trophies and other Sverwae they've been awarded
this year for sweeping pro and college honors they'd have
the largest fine jewery collection this side OF Ttanys
p. . Guard John Nisby and Hafback Billy Barnes both
announced their retirement after the Redskins last game
which they'll be among the early arrivals at train
ing camp next July
OBSERVERS BELIEVE Alex Karras decision to unload
his interest Detroit bar probably came too late to
win favorable report from Commissioner Pete Rozele,
who expected to renStae Paul Hornung but not Karras
-. The Senators could easily qualify nonproft-mak
ing organization Their financial losses last the
heaviest since the venture launched three years
ago.
Wake Forest Coach Bones Mckinney, after hearing
scouting report Al-Amerca Bill Bradley Of Princeton,
threatened to out Of retirement and personally guard
the Nassau 1T would discourage him." Bones
Soned "It's hard to look at in a basketball uniform
and play ball." Although Bill McPeak retained
both coach and general manager of the Redskins he is
not likely to continue in the latter duties In announcing
the rehirng of McPeak, Vice President Leo DeOrsey
emphasized McPeak remains general manager only as
of now"
PAT FIGHTERS ROOKIE year was described as mot
Disappointing but evidence that the Redskins were not
too pleased with the hghespaid rookie in their history
came when his name was not included an "untrad-
able" list picked by Bill McPeak Richter in addition
to $4,000 salary also received ST 500 bonus to become
a Redskin.
The Twins, who outhomered the opposition by only
Is at home move the fences back Minnesota
stadium. Kilebrew, Allison, Hall Co. hit ll2 homers
at home one more on the road Got hankerng to
spend some time in Maaya Jamaica Venezuela maybe?
See the Peace Corps 1t is looking for coaches physical
education majors and recreators. Write Peace Corps
Recruiting Washington rs, for the dope.
NORTH CAROLINA FRoSH star Bob Lewis product
of St Johns Of Washington already has broken his own
Tar Heel scoring mark He scored So points against Win
gate Junior College, surprising 51point effort earlier
against Eon Bob hit l6 of 20 shots from the floor
and 20 of 81 at the foul line At point he sank IA
straight field goals It's been big year all around at
Annapolis In SO varsity and pebe contests Navy teams
won So events including the enda attraction football
against Army
The dedication of Redskins Director Jack Kent Cooke
should never be questioned He planes in from Angeles
annually at cost of $S75 to collect 500 for attending
yearly stockholders meeting The winning TV bid for
NFL football games next expected to be in the
neighborhood of ST Million extremely posh neighbor
hood compared to the beginnings of network pro football
broadcasS % ago. The Mutual Network paid $500
for rights to radio the 1910 Bears-RedSkns game