Depth tests and taxi squad lift Chiefs in camp
Hank Stram says depth limits practice for the Kansas City Chiefs as injuries and a crowded roster strain positions. Taxi squad players like Budde Biodrowski Abell and DiMidio show potential to fill gaps and push for a 1966 title bid alongside veterans Bell Hendrick Holub and draft prospects.
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Kansas City
Stram
Missouri
William Jewell
Liberty
Chiefs
Curtis McClinton
Bert Coan
Jerrel Wilson
Elijah Gipson
Ron Burton
Sandy Stephens
Eugene Thomas
Harrison Strother
Wendell Tucker
Mike Garrett
Chicago
Bobby Bell
Sherrill Hendrick
Holub
Walt Corey
Smokey Stover
Bud Abell
Taxi
Abell
Biodrowski
al Piraino
Ernie Borghetti
Tony DiMidio
Sam Longmire
Mickey Sutton
Gloster Richardson
Otis Taylor
Dallas
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
K.C
Three Boats Collide In Hydroplane Heat Collision
In Seattle during elimination heats for the National Limited Hydroplane Championships three boats collided and went out of control but no injuries were reported. The incident involved Bill Allan of Port Coquitlam B C Paul McMahon of Seattle and Wayne Thompson of Parker Arizona in a 225 cubic inch heat.
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Seattle
Bill Allan
Port Coquitlam
B.C
Paul McMahon
Wayne Thompson
Parker, Ariz
18th Hole Fatal To British Gals In Curtis Cup
The United States Curtis Cup team led 7 to 2 over Britain on the last day of the 1966 competition after dominating the 18th hole at Cascades. Susan Armitage, 23, lost four final holes to Anne Quast Wells and settled for a half in the singles as the Americans stretched their advantage with decisive wins on the back nine.
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Hot Springs
United States
Cascades
U. S
Susan Armitage
Anne Quast Wells
Lakes and Woods
Miss Armitage
Ita Burke
Helen Sigel Wilson
Mrs. Wells
Miss Wells
Barbara McIntire
Jean Ashley
Mrs. Robertson
Nancy Roth Syms
Elizabeth Chadwick
Barbara Fay White Boddie
Michael Bonallack
Carol Sorenson Flenniken
Marjory Fowlder
Aparicio Helps Orioles Win War Against Twins 3-0
Luis Aparicio contributed two hits and an RBI as the Orioles defeated Minnesota 3-0 to extend their AL lead to 13 4 games. The veteran shortstop, aiming to reclaim the stolen base crown, continued to spark the offense with key hits and a bunt that set up a run, while Baltimore relied on power from Robinson, Powell and Robinson.
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Baltimore
Robinson
Powell
Orioles
Minnesota
Venezelan
Chicago
Frank Robinson
Twins
Brooks Robinson
Jim Palmer
Boog Powell
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