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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1966

Page

8

Buckpasser Leads Arlington Showdown In Three Stakes

Buckpasser stars in three Arlington Park races totaling over 250000 with Exhibitions lopsided Derby favorite at Hollywood and Creme de la Creme challenging at Monmouth. Other key contenders include Abe's Hope Better Sea isper Jet Crown Land and several turf and dirt events across Aqueduct Delaware Park Rockingham Hazel Park cards.

Ethel D. Jacobs Holywood Park Creme de la Creme Buckpasser Atl Star Aqueduct Delaware Park Rockingham Park Hazel Park Abe Hialeah Park Better Sea Ak- Sar-Ben Isper Jet Crown Land Flame Tree Tragmew Cinemia Drin Aqua Vire Hill Clown Fleet Host Hollywood Par Discipline Molly Pitcher Straight Deal Mount Regina

New Boat Replaces Smirnoff After Fatal Gold Cup Crash

Detroit AP owners of the wrecked hydroplane Smirnoff rename Gale's Roostertail to replace it and Bill Cantrell will race the new craft. Smirnoff U-80 killer crash last Sunday claimed Chuck Thompson's life. Centrell had indicated he was done as an unlimited hydroplane driver. Smirnoff U-80 to appear at Kelowna BC on July 17.

Detroit Smirnoff Bill Cantrell Gale’s Roostertail Gale Enterprises Chuck Thompson Centrell Kelowna B.C

Baseball Might Feel Air Strike

The AP report notes a major airline strike disrupts baseball travel with teams weighing air and rail options. Cubs and Giants plan alternate travel, while Dodgers, White Sox and Braves use planes or charters. All-Star game logistics and several clubs' schedules are affected amid uncertainty.

Ron Rapoport Associated Press NEW York (Ap Ebbets Field Chicago Cubs Blake Cullen Pittsburgh St. Louis William D. Eckert New York Yankees Bobby Richardson Mel Stottlemyre Giants San Francisco Chicago Phillies New York Philadelphia New York Mets Detroit Tigers Minnesota Kansas City Washington Senators Los Angeles Dodgers California Angels Chicago White Sox Atlanta Braves Dodgers White Sox Angels Kansas’ City Athletics

Curtis Cup players eliminated in Broadmoor Invitational

Three Curtis Cup team players were eliminated in the Broadmoor Women's Invitational quarterfinals in Colorado Springs. Jean Ashley, Barbara McIntire, and Carol Sorenson Flenniken fell to Marcia Bailey, Judy Bell, and Dorothy Germain respectively. Semifinals set for Saturday with Kathy Ahern, Harriet Glanville, and others advancing.

Colorado Springs Colo Jean Ashley U.S Chanute Kan Barbara McIintire Carol Sorenson Flenniken Denver Miss Ashley Marcia Bailey Miss McIntire Judy Bell Miss Bell Flenniken Dorothy Germain Blytheville Ark Kathy Ahern Dallas Tex Harriet Glanville Long Beach Calif Miss Ahern Mrs. Bailey Miss Germain

Rookie Scott Becomes Slugger for Red Sox All Star nod

George Scott, a 22-year-old rookie, shocks fans by earning an All-Star starting first baseman spot for the American League. From Mississippi, he rose from spring training obscurity to power hitter with ten homers in 79 at bats, delivering tape measure shots and leading Boston's offense while expanding as a star in the league.

Arthur Daley New York Times New York George Scott Red Sox St. Louis New Boston Brass Joe Foy Scott Babe Ruth Frank Robinson Whitey Ford Yankee Stadium Jimmy Foxx Tiger Stadium Detroit Harmon Killebrew Mississippi

17 Homers Sparked Baseball Rise From Nicaragua to Big Leagues

The player recalls hitting 17 homers in Nicaragua in a short season, leveraging timing from spring training. He credits a $10,000 Red Sox bonus to the chance to help his mother, and notes a debut on opening day that lacked a homer but showed power. He describes earlier success and a disruptive little league moment.

Nicaragua Big John Merritt Jackson State College Jackson Alcorn A. & M Big John Ed Scott Red Sox Scott

Top Athletes Ready For Track Meet

Santa Monica set hosts the Santa Monica Invitational as key athletes prepare for dual meets with Poland and Russia. Jim Ryan and Gerry Lindgren miss this event temporarily, while Tommie Smith is also unavailable due to a leg injury and Lindgren’s throat illness.

Santa Monica Calif Poland Russia Jim Ryan Kansas Gerry Lindgren Washington State Tommie Smith San Jose State Lindgren Smith Frial Stan Wright Berkeley Los Angeles

Sugar Ray Picks Archer for Griffith Title Fight

Sugar Ray Robinson endorses Joey Archer to dethrone Emile Griffith in the 160 pound title bout at Madison Square Garden next Wednesday. Robinson praised Archer as a polished fighter after observing both men this week and noted Archer’s defense and poise.

Archer Sugar Ray Pittsburgh

Sam Boulmetis Wins Quaker City Handicap Eight Times

Jockey Sam Boulmetis dominant in Garden State Park events capturing the Quaker City Handicap title eight times. He achieved four consecutive victories from 1961 through 1964 marking a remarkable streak in the annual race.

Garden State Park Sam Boulmetis

Phillies Rally Propels Protest Win Over Cubs 5-4

Richie Allen delivered a three run homer in the fifth on a 3-0 pitch with two out to lift Philadelphia past Chicago 5-4 in a game played under protest by the Cubs. Leo Durocher protested in the third after a double tied the score and interference call at third base spoiled a Chicago chance.

Chicago Richie Allen Philadelphia Phillies Cubs Leo Durocher Glenn Beckett Billy Williams

Television Schedule Snippet Reflects Day's Beginnings

A dense listing of TV programs and air times spans morning to late night, naming shows, hosts, titles like Captain Kangaroo Lassie and Gunsmoke, and associated stations or blocks. It catalogues cartoons, dramas, variety hours, news, sports, and church programs across a wide day.

Donna Reed Lawrence Welk Dick van Dyke Jesse James Hollywood Palace

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