BELLEVILLE, Ill. — One of the greatest sports champions in the history of the St. Louis area has died. 1968 Masters champion and Belleville native Bob Goalby died on Thursday at the age of 92. The ...

Bob Goalby, who won the 1968 Masters without having to go to a playoff when Roberto De Vicenzo infamously signed for the wrong score, has died. He was 92. Goalby’s death Wednesday in his hometown of ...

Bob Goalby, who won the 1968 Masters without having to go to a playoff when Roberto De Vicenzo infamously signed for the wrong score, has died. He was 92. Goalby's death Wednesday in his hometown of ...

Bob Goalby was just a few months shy of his 91st birthday on a warm winter day in the Palm Springs suburb of La Quinta, when he ambled into a restaurant for lunch and an interview with a magazine ...

The evening before Bob Goalby’s funeral, three men sat around a table in Belleville, Illinois. Kye, Kel and Kevin shared memories of their old man and, as dinner progressed, the brothers pondered a ...

“What a stupid I am,” Roberto De Vicenzo famously declared after signing an incorrect final-round scorecard at the 1968 Masters. His bookkeeping goof deprived him of a spot in an 18-hole playoff for ...

With the 2021 Masters Golf Championship coming up and in the context of the admirable movements for racial, economic, social, and political justice that have expanded and accelerated in the past year, ...

Bob Goalby, winner of the 1968 Masters, has passed away at the age of 92. An impressive athlete who also excelled in football and baseball, Goalby grew up in Belleville, Ill., just outside of St.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Bob Goalby, who won the 1968 Masters without ...

FILE -B ob Goalby gets the traditional green jacket as champion of the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Ga., April 14, 1968, from the previous year's winner, Gay Brewer. Goalby was declared ...