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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1966

Page

18

Tigers At 6 0 Lead American After Three Weeks

After three weeks of the Decatur American Little League season the Tigers hold a perfect 6 0 record to lead the standings. The Yankees and Red Sox share second with 3 3 marks, followed by the Orioles at 2 4 and the Indians at 1 5 in the loop.

Decatur Tigers Yankees Red Sox Orioles Indians Red Sox Orioles Indians

Cards and Yankees Win Friday Little League Games

In Friday games at Walter Jackson Field the Cardinals won their third in five by trip, where Cards players Jeff Dukes Jeff Farley Loyd Potter Johnny Hester Johnny Albert Clyde Whittley and Ray Ashwander had hits. Cubs fades with Freeman Gambell and Bo land collecting hits. Sharp earned the Yankee win with a triple and a single while Blalock added two hits and Croft led the Red Sox with two singles.

Walter Jackson Field Cardinals Cubs Yankees Red Sox Jeff Dukes Jeff Farley Loyd Potter Johnny Hester Johnny Albert Clyde Whittley Ray Ashwander Cards Freeman Gambell Boland Sharp Yankee Blalock Croft

Hack Quits Baseball To Tend Bar

Arlington based Stan Hack resigned as manager of the Dallas Fort Worth club in the Texas League after six weeks in charge. Pete Reiser, longtime Dodger figure, takes over. Reiser returns from illness and coaching in Japan to assume the role.

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Aaron Opens Power Run As Braves Sponsor Big Home Run Push

Hank Aaron quickly found his power in 1966, hitting 15 homers in 40 games and shaping a pace for a 62 homer season. He powered right handed with 10 homers on the road and six at home, lifting his average from .217 to .285 in a week of hot hitting. Braves notes mention a fan letter from Alabama, two LA City Junior College signees, and Adrian Garrett tied for IL lead in homers with five as Richmond hits improve.

Hank Aaron Aron Jon Philadelia Ray Culp Los Angeles Drysdale Houston Mike Ellar Cincnnati Sammy Elis Pittsburgh Bob Veale Erne Law Philadelphia Bo Belinski Aaron Connie Mack Stadium Braves Los Angeles City Unior College Vincent Camilla Joseph Francis McCarthy Adrian Garrett Richmond Bill Hancock Ajting Austin Nationals Gulyas Graebner Iervice Miss Ritchey Miss Walkden Miss Richey

Cuba Plans Large Track contingent for Caribbean Games

The Fidel Castro regime will send about 300 Cuban athletes to the Central American and Caribbean Games in Puerto Rico, June 11-25, aiming to showcase disciplined, strong teams in 17 events. Leaders cite political signaling and athletic prowess, with standout squads in baseball, track, fencing, weightlifting, wrestling, basketball, and women’s field events led by Enrique Iguerola, Juan Morales, and Daisy Echevarria among others.

Isaac M. Flores Havana Cuba Fidel Castro Puerto Rico Castro San Juan Communist Party Granma Mexico Venezuela Colombia Panama Bulgaria Kiril Semov Latin America Semov Santiago Chile Enrique Iguerola Juan Morales Enrique Savells Miguelina Cobia Daisy Echevarria Ireneartinez Hila Ramirez Caridad Aguero Martinez Ramirez Jamaica

Reiser’s 17 NL Years Highlight Outfield Legend

Reiser played 17 years in the National League as an outfielder, building a long major league career and earning recognition for his defensive and hitting skills.

Reiser

Arizona State Aid Joins KC Chiefs

Chuck Mills, longtime coach from the University of Arizona, becomes an assistant on the Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff. Mills, a 16 year veteran, previously led Pomona College in California and Indiana University of Pennsylvania based programs.

Kansas City Chuck Mills University of Arizona Kansas City Chiefs American Football League Hank Stram Mills Illinois State University Pomona College Claremont Calif Indiana State Teachers College Indiana

Ralston Last Yank Hope In Paris

Istvan Gulyas defeated Clark Graebner 6-2 6-3 4-6 6-2 in the French International, leaving Dennis Ralston as the lone American survivor. Nancy Richey and Julie Heldman advanced in the women's draw, while Fred Stolle and Ken Fletcher won for Australia in a day of rising contenders. Graebner showed fatigue and faced sharp play from Gulyas as the U S doubles team potential loomed.

Paris Istvan Gulyas Hungary Clark Graebner Beachwood Ohio Dennis Ralston Ralston U.S Bakersfield Calif Graebner Alexander Metreveli Offore Nancy Richey Dallas Tex Julie Heldman New York Pat Walkeden Rhodesia Miss Heldman Reno Figueirero Luis Felipe Tavares Brazil Fred Stolle Australia Tom Okker Holland Ken Fletcher Ingo Buding Germany Roy Emerson Jaidip Mukerjea India John Newcombe Errati Gulyas Love

Braves Trade Thomas For Chicub Hurler

Atlanta Braves announce the trade of first baseman Lee Thomas to the Cubs to bolster pitching. Abernathy, 33, last season NL reliever of the year went 4-6 with a 2.58 ERA in 84 games. Estrada, 28, reliever from Tacoma was bought by the Cubs after coming from Baltimore.

Atlanta Atlanta Braves Lee Thomas A Club Braves Joe Torre Gene Oliver Felipe Alou Denis Menke Abernathy Thomas Boston Red Sox Cbs Chuck Estrada Tacoma Estrada Cubs Baltimore Orioles

Leonard Receives Sportsmanship Award After Langhorne Rescue

San Jose driver Joey Leonard earned the 1965 sportsmanship award from the American Racing Writers and Broadcasters Association at the spring meeting in Indianapolis. Defender Jimmy Clark is named Memorial Day Classic favorite. Leonard and Mel Kenyon were involved in a Langhorne crash. Leonard freed Kenyon from a burning car.

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