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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

9

Leo Durocher Fights Scoreboard Not Umpires This Season

Chicago manager Leo Durocher has tangled with umpires sparingly this year yet clashed repeatedly with a scoreboard in Houston. He objected to cartoonish score messages during games and recounted a heated exchange with Bill Giles over press box phones as Whitey Lockman tried to intervene when emotions ran high.

Leonard Koppett New York Times News Service Chicago Leo Durocher Durocher Chicago Cubs Leo Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Astrodome Houston Bill Giles Whitey Lockman

Ralston Near Wimbledon Title as Emerson Is Eliminated

United States No. 1 Dennis Ralston advances to the Wimbledon semifinals after Roy Emerson loses to Owen Davidson, leaving Ralston Santana and Drysdale as contenders to end Australian domination. Santana faces Fletcher while Ralston meets Drysdale or Roche after a strong quarterfinal win over Hewitt.

Geoffrey Miller Associated Press Wimbledon England Dennis Ralston United States Roy Emerson Owen Davidson Emerson Davidson Ralston Spain Manuel Santana South Africa Cliff Drysdale Drysdale Tony Roche Santana Ken Fletcher Australia Bob Hewitt

Leo Durocher's Cubs turmoil fuels infield turf talk

Lockman, longtime Giant hero, now Cubs third base coach, forecasts big post all star adjustments. He warns spikes on the artificial surface risk injury and plans sneakers for outfielders while infield wear remains studded. Umpires and officials clash over chaos in Atlanta and Houston prep.

Lockman Durocher Cubs Leo Houston Hoffheinz Atlanta Harry Wendelstedt Crawford

Red Sox Rally To Nip Tribe In Local Play

Red Sox overcome Indians 6-5 after three runs in the seventh inning to seize a two game lead in the Decatur Colt League. Cubs explode for 11 hits to crush Dodgers 16-3 at Walter Jackson Field, while Yankees beat AL leaders Tigers 5-2 as Isom loses in first start and Collier delivers the winning RBI.

Red Sox Decatur Indians Walter Jackson Field Cubs Dodgers Yankees Tigers Robert Holmquist Steve Isom

Yanks and Cards Win In Dixie League Action

The Yankees defeated the White Sox 7 to 3 with Claude McMurtrie earning the win and Ted Whittington taking the loss. The Cardinals beat the Tigers 9 to 7, Roey Elliott the winner and Jerry McLaughlin the loser as seven pitchers were used in the skid.

Yankees Cardinals Decatur Yanks White Sox Tigers Claude McMurtries Ted Whittinton Mike Colee McMurtrie Larry Bennett Roy Patscott Steve Stewart Ronnie Edney Jimmy Nurdh David Bernard Steve Smith Whittingon Vic Tucker Keith Ryland Roey Elliott Jerry McLaughlin Cards Brad Baggett Connie Atkins Elliott van Smith Mike Marine Ronnie Ledbetter Larry Wood Mike Tennesse Jackie Handley

Tigers fall to Yankees in tight league clash

Starter Rankin yielded in the fourth as Morin relieved. Mark McClanahan opened with a triple for the Tigers and Keith West singled to lead 1-0. The Yankees answered with two runs in the first, one in the third, and two in the fourth. Tony Sharpe earned his sixth win with 10 strikeouts. West took the loss despite a three‑hit performance. Kenny White, Terry Blalock, and Sharpe added Yankee hits, while McClanahan contributed Tigers' offense with a single and a double.

Isom Kenny Collier Red Sox Collier Tommy Quallman Jim Thornhill Mike Turner Greg Allbrooks Cubs Chuck Gregory Dodgers Tommy Lamont Larry Sherrod Perry Johnson Rick Freeman George Hartselle Gregory Steve Bolan John Gamble Dan Chenalt Chuck Morin John Berrett Jim Rankin Jay Casey Bill Kan Rankin Morin Tigers Yankees Mark McClanahan Keith West Yanks Tony Sharpe West Kenny White Terry Blalock Sharp McClanahan Bengal

Fourt h of July at DIR Promises 50 Lapper and Fireworks

Decatur International Raceway showcases a record Fourth of July 50 lap event with a 40 minute fireworks display. Over 22 drivers signed, plus top Alabama and Southern contenders. First prize 250 dollars, with increasing awards down to 15 dollars. Gates open 5 30 p m races at 8.00 p m. A Miss DIR contest follows the holiday show offering a crown prize package.

Ers Alabama Southland Farmer Birmingham Tonis Michael Florence Gene Chapp Earl Rhoden Cary Bryant Billy Dixon Sam Parrish B. C. Terry Vick Guyson Gene Champ Don Ledlow

Jones Terrell title clash in Houston Coliseum

Doug Jones faces Ernie Terrell for the WBA heavyweight title in Houston at Sam Houston Coliseum. Terrell, favored 6 to 5, tall and long, clashes with Jones who vows a knockout. The 15 round bout is set for about 11 p.m. with near 10,000 fans and about $130,000 expected in gate.

Harold V. Ratliff Houston Doug Jones Ernie Terrell Jones Harold Johnson Cassius Clay Clay Terrell Terrel Sam Houston Coliseum

Twilight golf awards announced at Decatur club

The Decatur Country Club Women's Golf Association held a Friday twilight event where tourna ment chairman Mrs Duane Morin presented awards to players on the first and second teams including Mrs Leo Wenzler Jr Mrs Sam Mosley Jess Putna and Dallas Vickers on the first team and Mrs Walter Evans Mrs M G Overstreet Jr Richard Jackson Prentis Clark and Mr and Mrs B Frank Chenault on the second team.

Decatur Country Club Women’s Golf Association Duane Morin Leo Wenzler Jr Sam Mosley Jess Putna Dallas Vickers Walter Evans M. G. Overstreet Jr Richard Jackson Prentis Clark B Frank Chenault

Big Tourney Set At CC For Fourth Of July

Decatur Country Club will hold a 36 hole medal play golf tournament July 2 3 and 4 with a qualifying round on Saturday or Sunday and the final 18 holes on Monday Pro Bill Curtis announces players will be placed in flights The event prizes mark the club s annual Fourth of July tournament The article also notes that in 1944 the Republican party nominated Thomas E Dewey as its presidential candidate

Decatur Country Club Bill Curtis Republican Party Thomas E. Dewey

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