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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1966

Page

8

Alabama Skeet Championship Set For July Weekend

Morgan County Gun Club of Decatur will host the Alabama Skeet Championship Shoot from Friday to Sunday at Burleson Mountain on Ala. 67. Top state shooters and world champions will attend. Registration Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. with two events that day, three Saturday, five Sunday. Banquet planned at Holiday Inn Downtown Saturday night. Contact George Shehan for details.

Morgan County Decatur Alabama Charles G. Hardwick Hardwick Burleson Mountain Here Ala Holiday Inn George Shehan Buena Vista Circle

Graebner Leads Clear Win In Clay Courts Opener

Clark Graebner of Beechwood Ohio defeated Gary Hockey 6-3 6-1 in the opening round as heat heavy play began at the 1966 National Clay Courts Tennis Championships in Milwaukee. Top seed Dennis Ralston and others started their campaigns with mixed results amid stubbornly slow clay conditions.

Milwaukee Wis Clark Graebner Beechwood Ohio Australia Gary Hockey Graebner Northwestern Dennis Ralston Cliff Richey Ralston Charles Parassell Martin Riessen Peter Fishbach Great Neck Stan Smith Pasadena Calif Fishbach Smith Tony Roche Roy Barth San Diego Mike Belkin Jaime Subirats Mexico Frank Froehling Coral Gables Fla Jorge Mendoza Nancy Richey Stephanie de Fina Hollywood Ellen Friedlander

Badgers Add 13,000 Seats at Camp Randall

The University of Wisconsin expands Camp Randall field by 13,000 seats, boosting capacity to 77,280 for the fall home football opener. The stadium becomes the fifth largest college owned venue behind Michigan Ohio State Stanford and Tulsa.

Badgers Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Camp Randall Michigan Ohio State Stanford Tulane

Grimm Watches His Weight On Falcons Camp

Grimms notes age twenty five and a half but says weight loss is not happening his rise to 303 pounds last season fell to 305 this year he aims to maintain peak for 1966. Dan Grimm a Packers veteran now with Atlanta, discusses workouts and plans during camp as NFL teams evaluate injuries and rookies like Randy Johnson and Steve Sloan.

Black Mountain N.C Dan Grimm Green Bay Packers National Football League Atlanta Falcons Falcons NFL Randy Johnson Texas A&i Johnson Nort Hecker Chicago Hecker Steve Sloan Alabama Sloan

Amateur Golf Meet Underway

Jim Wiechers and Ron Cerrudo drove two Californians to Minneapolis and spent seven hours talking about girls before a Monday qualifying round at Edina Country Club. Wiechers shot a five under 67 to lead Marty Fleckman by one and several players tied for third with 69s as humid 98 degree weather preceded the final 18 holes.

Minneapolis Minn Jim Wiechers Ron Cerrudo California Atherton Calif Santa Clara Marty Fleckman Houston Tex Fleckman Edina Country Club Cerrudo San Rafael Dave Haberle Edina Wiechers Bob Dixon Muskogee Okla Hale Irwin Colorado Bill Brask University of Minnesota San Diego Ralph

Heat Pros To Take It Easy In Football

NFL and AFL camps open as heat slows pace with veterans and rookies. Raiders coach John Rauch limits signal callers Davidson Flores and Green in red jerseys after injuries. Dolphins QB Rick Norton recuperates from knee surgery and may miss two weeks. Falcons rookie Randy Johnson impresses but recovering from back injury. Redskins coach Otto Graham greets 42 rookies and 15 veterans in Carlisle. Giants bring in three rookie tackles Peay Davis Harper for All-Star workouts amid weight concerns.

Hal Bock Associated Press John Rauch Oakland Raiders Cotton Davidson Tom Flores Charlie Green Davidson Norton Randy Johnson Atlanta Falcons Johnson Atlanta Otto Graham Washington Carlisle Graham Redskins Chicago Green Bay Packers New York Giants Francis Peay Missouri Don Davis Los Angeles State Charley Harper Oklahoma State Giants Fairfield Fairfield, Conn Davis Allie Sherman

O Mok See Debuts Nationally At Billings Fairgrounds

In Billings Montana the first national o mok see runs Wednesday to Saturday at the fairgrounds. The sport known as Riding Big derives from Blackfeet terms and features 37 events where riders must dress and undress on a galloping horse. It remains amateur with ribbons and trophies instead of cash prizes.

Billings Mont Rocky Mountains Billings Fairgrounds

Wisconsin champion Schlicht leads with 71s as match play nears

Madison player Schlicht, the 1965 state champion, posted a 71 to set the pace into Wednesday. James Andrews of Stillwater Oklahoma and Sherman Finger III from Chicago area each shot under par 71s as the field narrows to 64 for Thursday's match play. Defending champ George Boutell of Phoenix shot 66 in practice, then 73 to hold seventh place with ten others. ten golfers were at par.

Schlicht Madison Wis Wisconsin James Andrews Stillwater Okla Sherman Finger III Southern California Chicago George Boutell Phoenix Ariz Boutell

Mobile Opens Up 3 Game Lead in Southern League Race

Mobile Athletics pull three games ahead of Asheville in the Southern League after Stan Wojcik flip flops a home run in a 5-1 win over Evansville. Macon pitchers Larry Colton and Larry Loughlin dominate Asheville in 9-2 and 2-1 victories. Knoxville routs Montgomery 18-4. Charlotte and Columbus idle.

Associated Press Mobile Athletics Stan Wojcik Macon Asheville Wojcik A’s Evansville Larry Colton Larry Loughlin Tourists Mobile Knoxville Sylvano Quezada Quinton Willingham Bob Oliver Rich Barry Peaches Charlie Shoemaker LeRoy Reams Jim Campbell Barry Warren Halverson John Fenderson Smokies Montgomery Smokie Ken Widman Southern League Macon Montgomery Columbus Charlotte

Koufax Starts All Star Game In 37th Classic

Lou Alston and Sam Mele clash over starting roles as Sandy Koufax receives the first All-Star start. Koufax faces Denny McLain in a star packed lineup at Busch Memorial Stadium with NBC televising. Mays, Aaron, Clemente power NL lineup while Kaline, Robinson, Oliva pace AL in the midseason showcase.

Mele Koufax Dodgers New Busch Memorial Stadium Alston San Francisco Juan Marichal Denny McLain Detroit Tigers NBC McLain Mays Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Hank Aaron Atlanta Willie McCovey Giants Ron Santo Chicago Joe Torre Braves Jim Lefebvre Leo Cardenas Cincinnati Aaron Torre Santo McCovey Lefevbre Willie Stargell Riche Allen Philadelphia Jim Ray Hart Homer Hammerers al Kaline Detroit Frank Robinson Baltimore George Scott Boston Brooks Robinson Tony Oliva Minnesota Dick McAuliffe Tigers Kaline Oliva Scott Bill Freehan Bobby Knoop California ST. Louis McAuliffe Sskaline F. Robinson B. Robinson Freehan Knoop Clemente Lefebvre Los Angeles Cardenas Barlick National Honochick Vargo Amont Neudecker Engel

All-Star Game and minor league results with schedule notes

Monday shows no games. Today's fixtures include an All-Star Game in St Louis. Wednesday lists several matchups in multiple leagues including Knoxville Montgomery and Columbus Charlotte. International and Pacific Coast scores cover Columbus Jacksonville Richmond Toledo Rochester Buffalo Syracuse Vancouver Tulsa Denver Oklahoma City San Diego Seattle Hawaii. A 1941 Britain Soviet mutual assistance treaty is noted.

Associated Press St. Louis Columbus Jacksonville Richmond Toledo Rochester Toronto Buffalo Syracuse Albuquerque Arkansas Amarillo el Paso Dallas-Fort Worth Austin Vancouver Tulsa Denver Oklahoma City Tacoma Indianapolis San Diego Seattle Phoenix Hawaii

College sports fear pro encroachment on schedules

The Conference Commissioners Association meeting urged the NCAA to act amid growth of professional sports and expanded pro football TV coverage. They oppose plans to televise Friday and Saturday night pro games, fearing clashes with college and high school schedules.

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