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The North Adams Transcript from North Adams, Massachusetts • Page 18

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Transcript, Wednesday, November 19, 1965 21-day diet Nicklaus drops weight and Ohio Fats image i i i innlr rtraVlhfiH i rlrii'AC flQ I 3S B' MIAMI Nicklaus grabbed himself squarely by the seal of his panls. "See, it's ail gone," said the golfing great. "No more fat Nicklaus had clutched an excess of cloth once packed with an ample posterior, A 21- day diet did more for Jack's rear view than anything else. never really liked being called Fat Jack," he admitted. "I never got mad or anything, but it's not a nice thing to have written about you all the time." The Nicklaus waistline went down by only one inch-to a trim 34-as he shed almost 20 pounds recently, but his caboose tailed off from 47 to 42 inches.

Old pals approach Nicklaus and can't believe their eyes. His frame hasn't carried its present 190 pounds for 10 years, since Jack won the '59 U.S. Amateur at the age of 19. His pretty wife, Barbara, didn't have any poundage to spare, but she made sacrifices and ate the same low-fat meals as Jack during the cutdown period. Entertainer Jackie Gleason, a fellow resident of Soulh" Florida, dropped 61 pounds last summer and claimed the only problem was learning a new golf swing.

Gleason said not having to swing around his tummy was a new experience that sent scores on the links up for awhile. never had much of a middle," Nicklaus said. "My weight was back in my hips and upper legs." Despite the weight drop, Nicklaus thinks Basketball Jamboree set tomorrow night Basketball comes back to North Adams in a big way Thursday as the St. Francis Youth Basketball League opens its 14th season with a gigantic jamboree in the parish hall on Eagle St. A total ot 12 abbreviated games will be played as each team is slated for two contests.

The Junior Division will put on their show first as the defending champion St. Patrick's takes on St. Jude's at 3 p.m. Five more games are scheduled for the afternoon at intervals with St. Jude's and SL.

Thomas' clashing in the final junior jamboree game at 5.30. The senior jamboree gets under way at 630 at fakes on the defending chamns, St. Mary's. Again, as in the afternoon, games will be played every half hour with the final tilt at 9 between St. Mary's and St.

Joan's, a new team this year ring down the curtain on a long day of basketball at the Eagle Street parish hall. Tickets for these jamborees may be obtained from any member of the league and will be available at the door. his powerful drives are as long as ever maybe longer. "I was beginning to feel tired by mid- "My feet hurt more and more I felt I needed more sleep than I used to. It felt, all of a sudden, like I was gelling old." Jack isn't exactly ancient-- he 11 turn 30 in January--but his muscular legs have a lot of miles logged and "I needed to make the load a little lighter." Although he plans only one more tournament for certain, the new $100,000 Heritage Classic at Hilton Head, S.C., Nicklaus will stick to a hot schedule during the next month.

"I'm playing the Argentine Masters Buenos Aires and then an exhibition match in Santiago, Chile," he said. Like his fellow golf superstar, Arnold Palmer, Nicklaus leases his own Lear jet. His contract calls for 250 flying hours a year, which adds up to about 125,000 miles. That doesn't counl time spent aboard commercial airplanes. "If I didn't have my airplane, I couldn't live in Florida," said Jack, who moved from his native Columbus, Ohio, to Lost Tree Village about a year ago.

I'I'd need to be more centrally located. I insist on spending a good deal of time with Barbara and the kids." Nicklaus lives' a more normaMife than almost any regular on the professional tour. He flies home between events and even slips back into Palm Beach County between rounds when the tournament is within a few hundred miles. Since shedding his weight, Nicklaus has won two tournaments and finished as a runnerup in the other. If he happens to win the Heritage, Nicklaus will probably play the circuijending Danny Thomas Classic at Hollywood, Dec.

4-7 in an attempt to overhaul Frank Beard for the money lead. Nicklaus currently stands third among tour cashmakers with about $135,000. Beard is on lop with over $175,000. Bridgeport to host Knute Rockne'bowl KANSAS CITY (AP) The University of Bridgeport (Conn.) football team will be thehost club for the Knute Rockne Bowl to be played Nov. 29.

The announcement by the NCAA Tuesday said the other team will be Randolph Macon, 7-1, or Wilkes (Fa.) College, 6-2. Bridgeport has finished its regular-season with an 8-1 record. Ephmen dinner guests Members of the Williams football squad and coaches will be guests tonight of the Williams Sideline Quarterback Club at a dinner at the 1896 House. President Clarke Agnew said dinner will be served at 6.30 o'clock. Inc.

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The G-fool-9 rookie from the University of Cincinnati scored nine of his 19 points in overtime to spark the Los Angeles.Lakers to a 125-114 overtime victory over Detroit. Olhcr National Basketball Association learns also worked overtime, Boston shading Phoenix 120-119 and Baltimore edging San Diego 142-138. Elsewhere, New York trounced Cincinnati 112-94, San Krancisco whipped Milwaukee 127-110 and Chicago walloped Philadelphia 127-111. In the American Basketball Association, Pittsburgh downed Miami 113-107 and Indiana nipped Denver 108-105. Veteran Elgin Baylor chipped in with seven overtime points to help Rpberson as (he Lakers, who blew an IB-point lead in Ihe final 10 minutes, outscored the Pistons 18-7, in the extra period.

Robcrson threw in seven quick points to slarltlieovertimcand, after Detroit pulled to within two, Baylor netted six in a row. Baylor had 32 points and Jerry West 27 for the Lakers while Wall Bellamy dropped in 32 and Howard Komives 23 for Detroit. The amazing Knicks pulled away from a 35-all tie in the second quarter and breezed past Cincinnati for their 13th straight win and an 18-1 record. Even the foul trouble of Willis Reed and Dave DeBusschere failed To stop the Knicks, who got 22 points from Dick Barnetl, 19 from Walt Frazier and 15 from Russell. Second-place Baltimore's defending division champs remained six games behind the Knicks as rookie Mike Davis fired 40 points.

Davis connected on 17 of 30 shots after taking over for Kevin Loughery, who suffered torn tendons in his left ankle and will be out tor four weeks Earl Monroe and Gus Johnson chipped in with 30 points apiece while Don Kojis, Elvin Hayes and Jim Barnelt all had 26 for A three-point play by John Havlicek, who scored 41, put the Celts ahead 118-117 with 10 seconds left and Don Nelson's two free throws wrapped it up after the Suns lost the ball. Celts get help in Cousy deal BOSTON (AP) Bill Dinwiddie, acquired Boston in the deal allowing Bob Cousy to return to playing status with Cincinnati, should be "a solid addition" to the Celtics according to General Manager Red Auerbach. "In my opinion Bill would be a first line forward if it were not for his injury," Auerbach said of thetwo-year veteran who is currently recuperating from knee surgery. "Both Bill Russell and I discussed him this summer and were very high on htm, as were other members of the Royals, including Oscar Robertson," Auerbach said in announcing the deal Tuesday night. "It's a bit of a gamble," he added, "but if he is half the player we think he is, he'll be a solid addition to the ball club." Dinwiddie, a 6-foot-7, 220-pounder who played his college ball at Highlands University in Las Vegas, scored 344 and 293 jjpoinls respectively in his two NBA seasons for a 4.7 average, and also gar- a total of about 500 rebounds in that time.

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