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Former Cincinnati Reds All-Star infielder Tommy Helms, who twice served as the Reds' interim manager, has died. He was 83.

CINCINNATI (AP) — Tommy Helms, the slick-fielding infielder for the Cincinnati Reds who was the 1966 NL Rookie of the Year and had two short stints as the team’s manager, has died. He was 83.

Tommy Van Helms was one month younger than his former running mate with the Cincinnati Reds, Pete Rose. Helms joined his longtime teammate in death six and a half months apart on April 13.

FILE - Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose, left, and coach Tommy Helms watch from the dugout, June 21, 1989 as the Reds and Atlanta Braves play in Atlanta.

Tommy Helms, a Charlotte native and West Mecklenburg graduate who replaced Pete Rose as Cincinnati Reds’ manager, died Sunday at age 83.