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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
29
Fragmentary sports clippings list box scores and player names including Leafs Suns Bravos Bisons Braves and Roblser with scattered figures and unfamiliar spellings. The readable items show multiple players with incomplete statistics and brief game notes.
Skaneateles Marcellus and Oran daga Central and Westhill fill every slot on Division All Star teams chosen by league coaches. Lakers Mustangs and Tigers each place three first teamers. First team includes Potter Wal Evans Alten Tarbell Dick Mace Lore and others. Five juniors and five sophomores named to top two teams, with Rouse Gerace Gleason Evans Seaman juniors and Wall Lemanczyk Mainoe Kishman Bar Monde sophomores.
North Syracuse swept the Northern Division selections with six players on the first team and four unanimous choices. Captain Kenny led the group with a 9-6 league record as Parsons College-bound. Unger hit .419 with 12 extra bases. Nels and Pilger also starred at the plate. Rainbow, a sophomore, earned a second-team pitcher spot.
In Terre Haute Indiana the AAU and USTFF dispute governs eligibility for athletes in the U S championships and a potential U S team for a July series against the Russians. Federation leaders accuse the AAU of sabotage while NCAA officials call the action suspect as the two groups battle over guidelines and sanctions. Valley tryouts and local youth squads are also noted with ages 16 18 eligible for two Valley teams this summer.
City Council grants 250000 dollars to the local league staffers led by Tom Petroff president Russ Mangicaro secretary Joe Steines groundskeeper and Walt Ludovico advisor to upgrade the city owned field over the next several years.
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