Major League Leaders Highlights by League
Major leaders across the American League include batting at .322 by Oliva and .317 by F. Robinson with 96 RBIs for Powell and 88 for F. Robinson. Boston’s Yastrzemski leads with 31 doubles while Campaneris and Hershberger share triples.
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Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Powell
Yastrzemski
Boston
B. Robinson
Campaneris
Hershberger
Kansas City
Brinkman
Washington
Kansas
Cardinals Name Charley Winner New Coach In 1966
Charley Winner, Weeb Ewbank’s son in law, named head coach of the St. Louis Cardinals after a 5-9 season under Wally Lemm. He brings a Baltimore defense background and installs a new offensive system, while veteran players recover from injuries and rookies vie for roles. The roster shows mixed health with key losses and promising targets around Charley Johnson.
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Associated Press
Lake Forest
Ill
St. Louis
Charley Winner
Baltimore
Colts
Winner
Weeb Ewbank
Cardinals
Wally Lemm
Charley Johnson
Oilers’ 1965 projections highlight Lemm classic return and star talent
Pro Charts praises Wally Lemm’s return and Blanda’s strong arm alongside Jacky Lee and Don Trull as eager contributors. Willie Frazier miss is offset by Bob McLeod at tight end. Hennigan Frazier and Elkins headline receiving, with Burrell and Blanks at running back. Front four rookies challenge. Defense boosted by Ladd Holmes, Appleton shifted. Prediction: first.
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Wally Lemm
George Blanda
George
Jacky Lee
Don Trull
Willie Frazier
Ernie Ladd
Bob McLeod
Charleys
Hennigan
Frazier
Larry Elkins
Dick Compton
John Henry Johnson
Ode Burrell
Sid Blanks
Len Sears
Glen Ray Hines
George Rice
George Allen
Walt Suggs
Bob Talamini
Sonny Bishop
John Frangillo
Wayne Frazier
Doug Cline
Ron Caveness
Johnny Baker
Danny Brabham
Baker
Brabham
Bobby Maples
Tony Banfield
W. K. Hicks
Jim Norton
Fred Glick
Theo Wiltz
Oilers
Don Klosterman
Lemm
Pat Holmes
Wulling Seeks City Tennis Crown in Sunday Final
Tim Wulling faces Jim Hoeschler in the city tennis final after Wulling beat Jake Hoeschler 6-2 6-0 and Dick McLoone 6-2 4 6-3 in the semifinals. Hoeschler defeated Len Sonnenberg and Bill Gochis to reach the final. The Murphy brothers reached the doubles final by beating Wally Steuke and Chuck Walker.
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Tim Wulling
Jim Hoeschler
Dick McLoone
Carl Lindblom
Gochis
Tom Murphy
Tom
Terry Murphy
Wally Steuke
Chuck Walker
Murphys
Russ Holman
Tim Walling
Bob McLoone
McLoones
Jake
All-Star Pro League Opens Sunday at South Lanes
The Western Wisconsin Traveling All-Star Bowling League starts its third season this Sunday at 6 30 p m at South Lanes. Defending champions return as the eight-team circuit includes Pla Mar Holiday Vlasek's Coulee Bowl Parkview Cashton Sports Bowl and Curve In West Salem.
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Wisconsin
Pla-Mar
Holiday
Vlasek’s
Parkview
Cashton
West Salem
South Lancs
Roger Weimer
Wall Ellis and Blancas Tie In Insurance City Open
In Hartford the Insurance City Open opens with Art Wall Jr Wes Ellis Jr and Homero Blancas sharing the lead at six under par 65 Australian Kel Nagle close with 66 PGA champ Al Geiberger Bobby Nichols also 67 Arnold Palmer 68 and Billy Casper 69 amid a round of strong performances and birdie struggles light on birdie putts. Casper defends his title and recalls his 1965 Wethersfield comeback victory.
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Hartford
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Casper
Insurance City
Wethersfield
Johnny Pott
Billy
Hall of Fame Meet To End At South Lanes
Erv Zeisler leads the Hall of Fame Benefit bowling tournament with a 610 series. The handicap event, open to all La Crosse Bowlers, ends Saturday at midnight. A portion of entry fees funds printing of Hall of Fame certificates and trophies for the city all star team named next April.
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Erv Zeisler
la Crosse
Crosse Cribune Friday Item From August 1966
The Crosse Cribune reports a Friday item dated August 19 1966 with delivery noted on August 20 through a rural free delivery route. The note records a dated issue dispatch and distribution schedule.
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Major League
Alou
Pittsburgh
Carty
Atlanta
Aaron
Allen
Philadelphia
Clemente
Callison
Phillips
Chicago
McCarver
Mays
San Francisco
Regan
Los
Johnson
Cardinal Keys
By Jack Hand
Luke Owens
Harold Lucas
Michigan State
Terry Nofsinger
Sonny Randle
Jackie Smith
Conrad
Billy Gambrell
Ray Ogden
Bill Triplett
Willis Crenshaw
Johnny Roland
Missouri
Roy Shivers
Utah State
Prentice Gautt
Thunder Thornton
Ernie McMillan
Bob Reynolds
Ken Gray
Irv Goode
Bob DeMarco
Ed McQuarters
Owens
Sam Silas
Brumm
Joe Robb
Dave Long
Iowa
Fred Heron
Green Bay
Larry Stallings
Dale Meinert
Bill Koman
Pat Fischer
Larry Wilson
Jerry Stovall
Jimmy Burson
Jim Heidel
Mississippi
Abe Woodson
Monk Bailey
Jim Bakken
Smith
Houston Oilers
Scott Appleton
Don Floyd
Gary Cutsinger
Wulling Eyes
Grygleski
Wais
Ambers
Lutz
Lichtie
Swegel
Burroughs
Weimer
Michalko
Severson
Greene
Seeger
Wall
Ellis
Blancas
California
Chuck Raber
Mattel, Inc
Rosecrans, Dept
Hawthorne, Calif
NEW Chevelles
Ray Hutson
Chevrolet
Cass
Riu
America
Kentucky
Huber
Case
Gilbey’s
Heiseman’s
Sunny Brook
Jackson Plaza Shopping Center
Jackson
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