Orville Moody

Nearly two decades later, in 1942, Iroquois boxer Henry Armstrong defeats Leo Rodak by technical knockout in the eighth round at the Civic Auditorium in San Francisco.

In 1958, Chickasaw golfer Orville Moody wins the inaugural Korean Open while serving in the United States Army.

Then, in 1974, Chuck Norris, Cherokee, serves as a judge and participates in a martial arts demonstration during the inaugural World Professional Karate Championships at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.

The landmark event helps introduce full-contact professional karate to a national television audience.

I hope you'll be with us on NBC Saturday and Sunday afternoon at 5:00 Eastern Time.

The World Series of Golf from Akron, Ohio, the Firestone Country Club course, for the Masters champion George Archer, Orville Moody, winner of the National Open, Tony Jacklin, winner of the British Open, and Ray Floyd, the PGA champion, going for that $50,000 first prize.

John Edwards, former Cincinnati catcher, former St. Louis catcher, takes five from Steve Carlton, ball one.

Edwards hitting at 241 and credited by the Astros pitching staff and their manager, Harry Walker, as having a lot to do with the development of this pitching staff of the Astros.

A reminder, our World Series of Golf is coming up this Saturday and Sunday, starting at 5:00, 4:00 Central.

The winners of the Masters, the National and British Opens, and the PGA Championships going for that $50,000 first prize.

George Archer, Orville Moody, Tony Jacklin, and Ray Floyd all here on NBC.

I'll be there along with Arnold Palmer, Johnny Jones, Pat Herman, and Jay Randolph, our regular NBC golf telecasting crew.

The Firestone Country Club Course.

For the Masters champion, George Archer, Orville Moody, one of the National Open, Tony Jackman, one of the British Open, and Ray Floyd, the PGA champion, going for that $50,000 first prize.

John Edwards, former Cincinnati catcher, former St. Louis catcher, takes high from Steve Carlin, 4-1.

Edwards hitting at .241 and credited by the Astros pitching staff and their manager, Harry Walker, having a lot to do with the development of this pitching staff of the Astros.

A reminder, our World Series of Golf is coming up this Saturday and Sunday, starting at 5 o'clock, 4 Central.

The winners of the Masters, the National and British Opens, and the PGA Championships going for that $50,000 first prize.

George Archer, Orville Moody, Tony Jackman, and Ray Floyd all here on NBC.

I'll be there along with Arnold Palmer, Charlie Jones, Pat Hernan, and Jay Randolph, our regular NBC Golf telecasting crew.