Jack Roland Murphy Jack Murphy, better known as "Murph the Surf," talks about prison business on his cell phone near his home in Crystal River, Fla. Jack became famous as a surfer in the early '60's,winning many surfing championships but fell into a fast crowd and soon became an international celebrity by breaking into the American Museum of Natural History and stealing the world's biggest sapphire, the Star of India, and the DeLong Ruby, the Eagle Diamond, and the Midnight Sapphire. Murphy was also convicted of the 1967 "Whiskey Creek murders". After being released from 19 years in prison Murphy spends most of his time as international director for Champions for life, a prison ministry which takes him around the world visiting prisons where he preaches and counsels inmates as well organizing fundraisers and events for the 35-year-old organization founded by former NFL football star Bill Glass

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MURPH THE SURF, CRYSTAL RIVER, USA

New York football fans take over the Yankee Stadium gridiron after the Cleveland Browns, who controlled it for most of the afternoon, beat the New York Giants, 52-20, to win the Eastern Division championship of the NFL in New York, . Leaving the field in foreground are Cleveland defensive end Paul Wiggin (84) and defensive tackle Mike Brundra. Other identifiable Browns are defensive tackle Jim Kanicki (69) and defensive end Bill Glass (80). Fans in background tackle goal post

Football Fans, New York, USA

Y.A. Tittle the passer is the natural target for hostile linemen. Here some 755 pounds of Cleveland Browns -- Frank Parker (78) 255, Paul Wiggin (84) 245, Bill Glass (80) 255 -- bear down as Tittle gets off his pass on

Y.A. Tittle Giants quarterback, USA

Cleveland Browns' Bill Glass (80) rushes towards New York Giants' quarterback Y.A. Tittle after he threw a pass during the first quarter of a football game in Cleveland, . Bill Glass, a four-time Pro Bowl defensive end with Cleveland and member of the Browns' 1964 NFL championship team, has died. He was 86. The Browns said Glass died Sunday night, Dec. 5, 2021, surrounded by family at his home in Waxahachie, Texas

Obit Glass Football, Cleveland, United States - 27 Oct 1963

Y.A. Tittle, New York Giants' quarterback, elected to pass in the first quarter of the game against the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland, and picked up 20 yards in the process. End Bill Glass (80) and Jim Houston (82) of the Browns were ineffective

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